Conflicting Tales Surround Kidnapped Child Case
The case centers on Mrs. George Reagen claiming her husband Jo Reagen and his supposed two year old child belong to Goldie Yell. Telegrams from St Louis and Alton reveal shifting claims, with Mrs Reagen asserting she will pursue divorce while denying falsehoods about the child s true mother. The evolving messages from St Louis describe the child s alleged custody and the tensions between the spouses as investigators weigh Goldie Yell s possible role.
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St. Louis
George Reagen
Jo’ Coshocton
Grilo
Goldie Yell
Alton
Coshocton
Reagen
Indiana
Age Office
George
Goldie
Goldie Veil
Mr. Reagen
Little George Reagen
Newark
Everett
Greenville
East St. Louis
Ohio
Bis
Mrs. Reagen
George M Gray Purchases Mortley Property Corner Main and Third
George M Gray bought the Mortley lot at Main and Third streets for $8800 in a Gourley estate transaction. He said no final plan exists but a handsome three story business block is possible. Mrs Mortley keeps the dwelling and will move it to her new South Third street lot.
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George M. Gray
Mortley
Main and
Third Streets
Gourley
Mine Accident Breaks Leg of Morgan Run Worker
William Wood, a Morgan Run mine employee, suffered a Wednesday afternoon accident that fractured his leg. The break is described as unusually painful with the bone protruding and will keep him laid up for some time.
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Wiliam Wood
Morgan Run
Coshocton Football Schedule Scramble Amid Busy Dates
Coshocton football management faces a scheduling scramble as Cambridge Newark and Shelby seek games. Beach reports two near home dates possible with Canton trip to Shamrocks a week away and Cambridge likely to visit next Saturday. Mr and Mrs J C Cohn of Zanesville visit relatives in town.
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Coshocton
Beach
Cambridge
Newark
Shelby
Canton
Shamrocks
Red Devil boys resume canal voyage from Roscoe dock
The Red Devil launch lies at the Roscoe dock on the Ohio canal. Messrs. Colsham and Wilmot, Red Devil Tobacco representatives, plan a Cleveland to Toledo trip by lake and canal routes visiting Cincinnati and the Ohio River. They stay in Coshocton for the fair and host a tent at the grounds entrance.
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Roscoe Dock
Ohio Canal
Messrs
Colsham and
Wilmot
Red Devil Tobacco
Cleveland
Toledo
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Coshocton
Colsham
Capel Et
Quiet fair crowds with few incidents and fines issued
Chief Mapel reported a large but orderly fair crowd with several drunken arrests. Panhandle Detective Doney noted a calm inbound turnout from the Pennsylvania lines. At Wheeling station a disruptive passenger named Monroe Gardner was jailed after an improv wagon transfer and fined five dollars.
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Mapel
Runner
Panhandle
Doney
Pennsylvania
Wheeling
Canton
Monroe Gardner
Turnkey Decker
Dayton machinists vote against open shop at National Cast Register
Eleven hundred machinists at the National Cast Register plant in Dayton Ohio voted almost unanimously against the open shop. A strike is inevitable. Walter Leavengood left for Marshall Michigan after a three weeks visit with his sister and relatives near Keene.
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Dayton
Ohio
National Cast Register
Walter Leavengood
Marshall, Mich
Ella Redick
Keene
County fair crowds estimated at eighteen thousand
About eighteen thousand people were estimated to attend the county fair on Thursday. Ticket sales stood at 14 652, down 42 from last year, with about 160 fewer vehicles and roughly 200 fewer in the grandstand. Train arrivals surpassed last year, helping lift overall attendance above 1904 figures.
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Miller
Boyd
Closing Day Brings Monster Crowd to the Fair
Sunshine draws a vast county turnout as attendance may top last year on the fair's final day. Friday's early racing results show Sharon Boy and Jack Ryder among top finishers in the 2 35 Pace, with Nelle Mokeene also placing.
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Sharon Boy
Jack Ryder
Nelle Mokeene
Taggart Divorce Report Sparks Rumors In Wooster
Wooster Ohio October 12 rumor says Judge Samuel B Eason will grant Major Taggart a divorce for gross neglect and cruelty with possible adultery findings. The case may affect custody of two boys Culver and Tiddles and include wagon condition changes for parental access. Local attorney J N Staats shows souvenirs from Washington trip.
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Wooster
Ohio
Samuel B. Eason
Taggart
Culver
Tiddles
Hateover
Validity of Contract Ten Be Tested In Court
Report recalls ongoing suit in United States court at Cincinnati involving WP Stetson and Meek Company over a restraint on trade and a three year contract. Judge Thompson granted a temporary injunction as proceedings seek to determine if such contracts are valid and protect employers. A separate note mentions a pick pocketing incident in Coshocton targeting Frank Kline and the loss of a small amount of cash.
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United States
Tle Meek
Conan Mans
Stetson
Cincinnatiang
Mech
Agateet Stetson
Thompson
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Star
Geo. M. Gray
Gourley Estate
Saturda
J. C. Cohn
Zanesville
Ptiive
Jimine
New York Herald
Helen P
Krondyke
Mike Grady
Jim
Ward
Dr. Sphinx
Don
Black Patehen
Charles Marion
J. N. Staats
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Mrs. Scott
Canal Dever
Gwihart
Bouth Second Streel Thardday
Frank Kline
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