Ballots and Instruction Cards Printing Proposals
The Coshocton County Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections invites proposals for printing ballots and instruction cards for the November election. Proposals must be accompanied by a bond double the proposal amount, with the board reserving the right to reject any bid. Edward Colopy, Clerk. Bw 10 22
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Board of Deputy State Supervisors of Elections
Coshocton County
Ohio
Coshocton
Edward Colopy
Crank with knife calls at White House
A man identifying as Peter Elliot of Milwaukee attempted entry to the White House. A scuffle with a doorkeeper left a guard stabbed in the arm. Elliot was arrested after being found with a revolver and a knife and had been writing letters to the president.
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White House
Washington
Peter Elliot
Milwaukee
Elliott
Wedding Jam Draws Crowd At Union Chapel
At Union chapel Sunday night M. J. Schott and Miss Etta Hurd of Barberton wed after a sermon on married life by Rev. J. B. Dillon. The church overflowed with windows removed and people jammed outside. The couple will return to Barberton for residence in a prepared cottage.
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Union Chapel
M. J. Schott
Etta Hurd
Barberton
Schott
Goshpcton
J. B Dillon
Mrs. Beckett
Mrs Guenther Dead In Coshocton Household
Mrs Bertha Guenther aged forty five died at her Chestnut street home after months of illness leaving four children all residents of Coshocton Funeral services are set for Tuesday morning with interment at Oak Ridge cemetery The Panhandle announces train car changes sleepers removed from Nos 3 and 10 starting October 15 chair cars installed on Nos 3 and 18 Thencezen No 16 to have day coaches only
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Guenther
Bertha Guenther
Chestnut Street
Coshocton
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Panhandle
Sick List and Local Notes From Kentucky
Sick list notes Judge Gault and Recorder Mortley ill at home on Chestnut and Main streets, with slow improvement. Louisville report cites $50,000 federal case damages against the bricklayers union over a boycott. broadside indicates 113 members named, with rumor of withdrawal and expected Inter national union ruling from Chicago. Maysville reports Colonel Baldwin’s stock barn fire, 30 horses saved except six, as he risked entry to save a stallion. loss around $10,000 amid recent shipment of trotters and ring horses.
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Louisville
Bricklayers’ Union
Hydraulic Brick Company
Brick Company
International Union
Chicago
Maysville
W. W. Baldwin
Baldwin
Lexington
Double Self-Methods and Fever Notes from Oct. Dispatch
Indianapolis reports a mysterious double death by action of George Nam Yon and Marvin Welch after a shared purchase of a cheap revolver. Laredo notes yellow fever shows little change with four new cases and one death, totaling 61 cases and five deaths. Cotton output across Alabama, Arkansas, South Carolina, Georgia, Mississippi, and Texas totals about 5,400,000 bales valued at $50 each, with more than half produced west of the Mississippi.
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Indianapolis
George B. W.nam- Yon
Marvin J. Welch
Chicago
Welch
Laredo
Tex
Alabama
Arkansas
South Carolina
Georgia
Missippi
Texas
Mississippi River
The Age ads bring good results in news reach
The Age invites readers to phone in their news tips and ads. The paper highlights that advertising with The Age delivers strong results and broad audience reach for local notices and announcements.
BIGGEST FAIR Continued from first page
Multiple horse names and entries listed for races at the fair day events. Notable names include Jolly Bird, Lady Edwards, Lucifer, Bessie Butler, Jim O, Beaver Boy, Stark Pointer, Little Dr, Pedlow, Florence Nightingale, Ashby Girl, George Burns, Prince M, Nata B, Miss Emmit, Idlewild, Euphemia, McKinley, Allwyn, Daisy M, Charley Atwood, Cottonade, Minnie K, Bula Penn, Baby Burns, Bonnie K, Tech, Melvin R, Enolia, Thaddie Burns, Miss Emil, Wellston Stable, King Daniel, Ethel K, Miss Elsie May Turner notes a birthday party with many attendees.
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Jolly Bird
B. m. R. Edwards
Galena
Lady Edwards
G. m. R. Edwards
Lucifer
E. G. Dr. J. DL. Holden
Zanesville
Bessie Butler
J. H. Swishler
Newark
Jim O
C. G. E. Osborn
Pleasant Valley
O. Beaver Boy
B. G. O. B. Gould
Wellston
Stark Pointer
B. G. Harvey Close
Millersburg
Pace
Collwood
J. W. Horton
Shedden
Wilks
W. H. Gibbs
Marietta
Fanny H
H. A. Wisenbure
Coshocton
Clayone
J. M. Adams
Bonita
Little Dr
Elsie May Turner
Locust Street
Helen Powelson
Florence Brightman
Glaydis Higgins
Ruth Edwards
Florence F Powelson
Nellie Shannon
Grace Richardson
Mabel Powelson
Lillie Higgin
Hazel Barnes
Mamie
Loretta Heldebrandt
Ray Powelson
Lowery McClure
Clifford Edwards
Harold Hildebrandt
Sidney Broome
Bert
Clarence Greene
Kentucky Trotting Breeders Meet Opens in Lexington
Will Try For cards. Lexington Kentucky. October 5 The thirty first annual meeting of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders association begins October 6 and runs for 12 days. It features 75 harness races and 823 eligible starters. Lou Dillon aims to lower record 2 00 and Prince Alert seeks a new pacing mark of 1 57. A German word knusperchen meaning a nibble of cake wins a prize. Germans eat Irish potatoes in large quantities.
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Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association
Lou Dillon
Prince Alert
Bank Vault A Steel Monster Vault In Citizens Bank
The Citizens Banking and Trust Company completed its vault on Saturday evening with white enamel brick exterior to be finished this week. The Masier Safe company supplied the vault featuring twenty two heavy bolts on the outer door a day gate a double inner gate and a self locking gate into the inner vault where steel chests and fifty safety deposit boxes are kept.
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Citizens Banking and Trust Company
Masier Safe Company
Fingers off but he smoked an exhibition of pluck
An injured brakeman, Albert E. Witting, 22, of Columbus, Pennsylvania, had three fingers mashed after a train backed at Conesville. He calmly smoked a cigar while Dr. Carr prepared to amputate the digits. He noted his brother died on the Pennsylvania near Franklin years earlier and showed notable nerve despite pain.
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Carr
Albert E. Witting
Pennsylvania
Conesville
Witting
Columbus
Mixed World Items Rail at a Glance From This Paper
The page reports various brief items: rolling militiamen strike at Canton Ohio. female burglars in Cleveland eluding detectives. King Peter of Servia forms a new cabinet amid regicide fears. a Chicago man George B William commits suicide after disapproval from his sweetheart’s parents. Ruth Bryan Bryan marries William Homer Leavitt. five masked men fail to hold up a trolley car in New York with three captured. seven die and others burned in a Peoria distillery boiler explosion. Benny Kells shoots and fatally wounds Fred Thomas in Williamstown Kentucky after a knife threat. Kells is arrested.
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Canton
Cleveland
King Peter of
Servia
George B. William
Chicago
Indianapolis
Ruth Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
William Homer Leavitt
New York City
Peoria
Felt Earthquake Shocks Across St Louis Districts
A slight earthquake shook Carondelet in the city’s southern area and a second minor tremor was felt in the western portion. The tremor lasted about a minute and caused alarm among residents.
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St Louis
Carondelet
Fire Worse Than Thought Sweeps Montgomery Town
A large blaze in Montgomery Indiana on October 6 destroyed 12 structures including eight businesses. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars. The fire is blamed on incendiaries after letters threatening arson were received weeks earlier and most insurance had been canceled.
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Montgomery
Ind
Cambridge Taken Into Camp With Much Ease
Coshocton Athletic club defeated Cambridge 16 to 0 at Riverside Park on Saturday. Cambridge showed fight with a light team but Coshocton backs dominated the action in both halves. Fisher, Holland, and Wright scored. Sharp directed plays as captain Stewart praised his squad’s effort and prospects. Referee Parrish. Time halves 15 and 7 1-3 minutes.
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Coshocton Athletic Club
Cambridge
Riverside Park
Cambridge Boys
Coshocton
Stewart
Parrish
Timmons
Fisher
Cambridge Carene
Coshocton Boys
Holland
Martin
Miller
Weeks
Hanlon
Sharp
Dave
Henderson
Adams
Erey Hnesman
Sahling
Doyle
Hanson
Quiet Presbyterian Wedding of McDonald and Raymer
Mr H B McDonald and Miss Alberta Raymer were quietly married Saturday at 6:30 pm at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev W M Hamilton officiating. The couple, popular with friends, plan to reside at the Raymer home in Chestnut Street and have no definite future plans yet. Mrs McDonald has been a traveling shoe salesman and previously with Ran som Dry Goods, recently returning from California. The article also notes total factory employment and wage figures for unions and employers in related context.
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H. B. McDonald
Alberta Raymer
Presbyterian
W. M. Hamilton
McDonald
Ms. McDonald
California
Raymer
Chestnut Street
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Notice to Teachers outlines examination dates on Saturdays from September to August and second Saturdays in June for various terms. It requires applicants to pay fifty cents and provide a stamped envelope for results. Submitting boards members N S McClure W A McCurdy and Frank Pigman oversee exams.
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Ohio
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Lady Lillian
V. C. Kellar
Nelle
Loulaville
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
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R. C. Whayne
Port
Julien de la’ Graviere
Lemonde
Sydney
Cebu
North River
Marconi
Lucania
Liverpool
William Marconi
Cedar Rapids
Abel Washburn
Quasqueton
Williamstown
Benny Kells
Fred Thomas
Thomas
Frank Brumback
Kells
Surder & Sutter
KK & Lee
Gaxder
Po Reese
Renee Rein
FCO
Pokehess
Oka Ache
Savnanes
Boston
Tober
Angus -Boxwell
Pauly
Esi- van
N. S. McClure
W. A. McCurdy
Frank Pigman
Board of Examst
Oxford
LAKES
Cash Store
City Hall
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