Coshocton seeks better Panhandle service and train stop
The article urges Coshocton to petition for improved Panhandle railroad service with No. 7 potential stop at 8 09 a m and convenient connections. It notes current gaps to Columbus and noon departures and urges city action. The piece mentions local outlets selling The Daily Age and updates on winter time changes.
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Coshocton
Panhandle
Board of Trade
Columbus
No. 7
No. 6
Humane Society Appeals for Public Support
The Humane Society urges city and county backing through council and commission channels, noting anticipated appropriations may come later. Officer Jackilson and the society are commended for aiding the needy, with cash urged from private or public sources to sustain their work.
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Humane Society
The
Council
Premonitions and Cupid Lines in Courtroom
Judge Eason refuses to wade into romantic entanglements while noting a high turkey roost as a symbolic premonition of rising prices. The quirky remark frames a courtroom day focused on practical matters rather than personal romance.
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Eason
Cupid
Franklin College Alumni Plan Pittsburg Dinner
Alumni of Franklin college at New Athens Ohio plan a large celebration in Pittsburg for the annual dinner at the Hotel Schenley on March 30. Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia and Rev. Dr. S. R. Frazier of Youngstown are invited. A Washington clergyman will officiate as trustee. John B. Cunningham, state bank examiner, is scrutinizing the Enterprise National Bank failure.
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Hotel Schenley
Weaver
Philadelphia
S. R. Frazier
Youngstown
Washington D.C
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Franklin
John B. Cunningham
State Bank Examiner
Enterprise National Bank
Coshocton Peddling Case Settled Before Mayor
The case of the City of Coshocton involving R. O. Tucker for peddling during market hours was settled before Mayor Rinner this morning without any legal action.
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Coshocton
R. O. Tucker
Rinner
Engineers to examine piling work in Newcomerstown
Engineers Hanlon and Buell, hired by the county commissioners, will travel to Newcomerstown Monday for a thorough inspection of the piling work done by Contractor Medley, said to be deficient. Sheriff Browning refuses Kinney Hudson wedding in jail, noting the jail is for confinement only.
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Newcomerstown
Medley
Browning
Kinney-Hudson
Gas crew repairs Chestnut Street pavement after leak search
Cambridge Heights grows as bricklaying on the Cambridge road extension finishes today. The gas company sent a gang to repair Chestnut street pavement damaged by last summer's leak hunt.
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Chestnut Street
Gas Company
Cambridge Heights
Cambridge
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