Man Shoots Wife Then Kills Himself at Hotel
In the Farmers Hotel in West Lafayette, William Tubbs shot his former wife Christina Tubbs twice in the hallway and then killed himself outside in the yard. Mrs Tubbs survived with non fatal wounds after a prior divorce settlement that still left tensions.
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William Tubbs
Farmers’ Hotel
Fisher
West Lafay
Ette Crossing
Farmers Hotel
Wiliam Tubbs
Christina Tubbs
Reagen Returns and Child Still Out of Reach
Worn out by worry, George Reagen arrives from St. Louis with his son still far from recovery. He hopes for news and notes Mrs. Reagen will rest in Alton and then move here. George and the Yell woman are in Chicago, with no clear outcome yet. Page Four continues.
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George Reagen
St. Louis
Dayton Machinists Hold 10 Open Shop
Dayton machinists at the cash register plant agreed not to strike ensuring peace for now. President OConnell of the machinists union left for Washington DC. Mrs. F F Pomerene spent a few days in Holmes County.
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Dayton Machinists
Dayton
Cash Register
Big
O'Connell
The
Machinists' Union
Washington, DC
F. F. Pomerene
Holmes County
Tragic Burn Death Captured in Local Suffering Incident
Mrs. John Cullison died after a severe fire caused by a stove and boiling camphor turpentine mixture. Eyewitnesses describe flames reaching the yard, neighbors aiding, and a grim scene as the victim staggered home for care.
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Cullison
John Miller
Kenilworth Avenue
Officer Gorman
Senator Foraker to Be Ereeted by Large Crowd
Cleveland reports a large crowd expected for Senator Foraker as police investigate a burglary at Governor Herrick's house on Euclid Heights. Thieves took articles valued around 1000 dollars while the inmates were away, with no exact time known.
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Senator Foraker
Cleveland
Haskins to Retire as Head Of United Mine Workers
William Haskins, seven years head of the United Mine Workers of Ohio, will retire at the end of his present term this winter. He will not seek re election, leaving a field for contestants including two Coshocton men, D F Sullivan and William Green, with a Massillon aspirant also mentioned. His tenure saw membership grow from about 9,000 to 40,000 and miners prosper. The succession will be decided at Columbus in January.associated notes mention Mrs Wood Trasts and son visiting at Peohshilh home.
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Will Schwartz
O2 Tubbs
William H. Haskins
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Jre
John Mitchell
Coshocton
Haskins
Columbus
Mie
Hocking Valley
Sears
D. Ff. Sullivan
William Green
Massillon
Haskind
United Mine
Senator Foraker to Speak at Coshocton Meeting Next Saturday
A Coshocton gathering for a big Republican meeting is planned next Saturday at 1 36 o clock with Senator Foraker as the speaker. An afternoon public reception at Park Hall will follow from 12 30 to 4 00, with definite venue details to be announced. The article urges wide attendance, praising Foraker’s career and urging all political factions to participate.
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Senator Foraker
Coshocton Nerd
Park
Republicas Mas
Coshocton
J B Paraker
SeLnem Foraker
Onto
Tun
Tree J
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Panhandle
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Philadelphia Press
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