Great Labor Day Pageant in Coshocton Parade of Union Locals
A Labor Day celebration in Coshocton featured a parade with about 750 participants from union locals including Potters, Carpenters, Typographical, Postal, and Retail Clerks. Led by Grand Marshal Edwin P. Miller, the event culminated with a speech by J. T. Duffy and a prize silk flag for the Retail Clerks for best parade appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Falé
Labor
Republic of Man
East Liverpool
Potters’ International Organization
Ares
Central Council
Selby Hall
Potters
Charles Gallaher
George Young
Barbers’ Union
John
Young
Hod Carriers
Ca Curran
Will. Mueler
Smith
Piano Company
General Grocery
Lily,flour
Boston Piano Factory
Fairgrounds Labor Day Track Event Draws Thousands
About four thousand people viewed racing and field events at the fair grounds on Labor Day afternoon. Grand stands and fences were crowded as judges and officials oversaw a lively program. Notable feats included a successful aerial ascent with a parachute drop, and a diving dog that refused to jump until aided by trainers. Open 800 yard dash results award Frank Bruce first, Keiser second, Corder third with times and purses listed. Tug of war drew Morgan Run locals with Johny Gross team taking $7 and Chas Bassett’s side $3. The one mile bicycle race started but was not completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Labor Day
Young
Gallaher
Beach
Albert King
John Henderson
Barteli
Johny ‘Gross
Chas Bassett
Cunnion
Schooley
Porter
Prior
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Teachers of County Meet at Institute
The Coshocton county teachers institute opened with songs and talks on education. Dr R N Roark discussed Root Principles of Education and germicides in sanitary science. Prof Tussing spoke on elementary sanitary science and lessons from art and nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hosmer
R. N. Roark
Clarke
Tussing
Frani Pigman
Walhending
Coshocton County
W. L. Ricker
Coshocton High School
Chicago University
the State
University of Lexington, Kentucky
Clark University
Fir Hawley Smith
Roark
Medical Department
Normal University
Ada
Tragic Panhandle Train Death West of Conesville
James Royer, 19, was killed and mangled by a Panhandle train near Conesville Monday night. Coroner Lear noted the accident was not observed and that only theory explains what happened. Royer had driven relatives to the Wheeling and Lake Erie line before being seen waiting near the depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Royer
Conesville
Young Royer
Christopher Royer
Wills Creek
Will Royer
James Pratt
Lear
Roger
Wheeling & Leake Erie
Zanesville
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Wheeling
Panhandle
Japanese Prepare for Battle Amid Peace Talks
Telegraph dispatch from St. Petersburg reports Japanese forces in Manchuria readying for combat as peace talks near Portsmouth proceed. Russian posts note Japanese troops unhappy with the peace agreement amid rising unrest in Baku and Caucasus hostilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Lidziapadze
Manchuria
Portsmouth
Kishinev
Ministry of the Interior
Baki
Caucasia
Baku
Caucasus
Shusha
New Coat Maker Named for Zanesville Leader
Edward Horne of Zanesville has joined Ed Hunter’s shop as a coat maker in a new position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Horne
Zanesville
Tzor
Ed Hunter
Burglary Hits Locust Street Home of Quimby Barnes
Locust Street residence of Quimby Barnes was robbed Sunday night with entry from cellar to attic. Police follow a clue as the local force investigates the burglary and seeks suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quimby Barnes
Locust Street
Locsil
G A B Opens Session at Denver National Encampment
The national council of administration met in Denver to choose G B Stillings of Boston as junior vice commander in chief to fill the vacancy caused by the deaths of Commander in Chief Blackmar. The council approved the prior year's work and proceeded with official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Grand Army of the Republic
National Council of Administration
G. B. Stillings
Boston
Blackmar
Eecouneildeo
Appointment Held Up To Work Politics In Coshocton
Murmurs among Coshocton county school teachers at the county institute warn against mixing politics with public school oversight. The probate court is to appoint the county board of examiners as Prof. Frank Pigman retires August 31. Professors McCurdy and Everhart then led the September examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
County Institute
Probate Court
County Board of Examiners
Frank Pigman
McCurdy
Everhart
Pigman
Bo Sant
Elderly man Chris Bowen missing in Ohio countryside
Chris Bowen an 85 year old man vanished after visiting James Beck at Warsaw Tasty. He drove toward Beck's Mills from Tiverton area and was last seen near Stilwell's corners about thirty miles from his destination. Relatives use long distance calls seeking any information on his whereabouts. A horse hitched buggy wreck occurred nearby with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Bowen
Aikies
Mr. Bowen
James Beck
Warsaw
Beck's Mills
Aioe
Beck
Wiowe
Stilwell
Tiverton
Vernon
Bowen
Coshocton
Police Court Forms Two Drunk Fines in City Court
Two plain drunks were given the usual fines in Mayor Rinner's court Monday morning. Both were arrested in the western part of the city by Turnkey Decker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinner
Decker
Royal Arcana... Muss Sethe Royal Arcsmum Convention Ends
A telegram from Put In Bay Ohio reports the Royal Arcsmum convention close with the supreme secretary Robwon announcing amended laws and chosen options for current members. Reinstatement rules apply to suspended members before November 1, and a fraternal fund proposal of 22 cents per member was referred to a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
In-Bay
Robwon
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Duffy
Edwin P. Miller
Berat
Messrs. Hall
Matt
Roy Carnes
Betond Street
Messrs McCurdy
J Crawford
T. J. Duity
Hegeat
National ‘Brotherhood
No. Nu
Sherrard Wise
Cascinghian Caer
Oden Mine
Ari Spilne
and _tarerin
Bloomfield Band
Carpenters
Erra
John Cum- Tees
Bob McDermott
Judson Wright
Judge Balch
Gilbert ‘McKee
Divisi
Athletic Program
Frank Bruce
Frank Keiser
John Corder
Teachers OF County
Institute
G. A.B
the Age
Prof. Pigman
Prof
Shaw
Donley
Chris. Bowen
Osees
Milo
Royal Arcanum
Sethe
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