Roosevelt Demands Public Printer Palmer Resign
Washington reports President Roosevelt demanded Public Printer W S Palmer resign by Sept 25 after Palmer sought resignations of foremen Oscar J Ricketts and L C Hay for insubordination. Palmer’s departure expected as Keep committee findings reveal management fractures at the Government Printing Office. Office budget cites $4500 annual pay and about $7 million in annual disbursements.
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Washington
Roosevelt
W. S. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Oscar J. Ricketts
L. Cc. Hay
Government Printing Office
Oyster Bay
Palmer
John A. Sleigher
New York
Lanston
Kowa
Ricketts
Hay
Kurtz Denies Loomis Entrant Motives in Venezuela Appointment
Columbus dispatch reports Hon. Charles L. Kurtz returned from Mexico and rejected accusations tied to Frank B. Loomis’s Venezuela ministerial appointment. He says motives questioned by Safford and Radcliff were unfounded, that he aided Loomis out of friendship, and that he pursued the Orinoco matter after Loomis was chosen. He was last noted at West Lafayette.
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Columbus
Charles L. Kurtz
Mexico
Frank B. Loomis
Venezuela
Messrs
Rumor of Vail Co relocation to New York denied
The Vail Linotype plant will not move to Mt. Vernon or New York City. President S. B. Vail says the Coshocton location is permanent with a growing business, while acknowledging past offers to relocate and plans to divide time between Coshocton and New York.
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Vail Co
New York
Vail Linotype
S. 5
Vail
Vail Company
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
New York City
Age
Coshocton
Mt. Veron
Cleveland
Co.ghaeron
Former state school official addresses Coshocton teachers
The Wednesday morning session of the County Institute featured a concise address to Coshocton County teachers by former Ohio school commissioner L. D. Bonebrake. The day included musical services, reports from county secretary Renner, and lectures on alcohol effects and attention, with a social at 7:39 pm.
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County Institute
Coshocton County
Ohio
L. D. Bonebrake
Mr. Jones
Ricker
Pigman
Hosmer
Tussing
Renner
Adams Township
Drummond
Coshocton
Anthracite Miners Prepare Demands at Shamokin Meeting
A Shamokin convention of anthracite miners will draft demands for presentation to coal companies on April 1. They seek formal recognition of the miners union, an eight hour day, higher pay above minimums for uncontracted workers, and a uniform wage scale for non miners.
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Age
Philadelphia
Shamokin
Airship sighting at state fair charms Columbus crowd
Ed McCabe reports Rubenshue the aeronaut making his first ascension at the state fair. The airship display is labeled a complete success as locals praise the exhibition.
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Ed. McCabe
Columbus
Mr. McCabe
Rubenshue
Aeronaeut
Lease Transfers Link Clark and Wakatomika Oil Fields
A large oil and gas lease sale was completed Wednesday as J. K. Moore and S. E. Priest sold 5000 acres between north of Warsaw and west of Busstfield to S. M. Walleys and associates of Lancaster. The new owners plan immediate testing within twenty days, targeting oil or gas. The deal centers on the William Crowell farm area where a former well yielded but was abandoned. Coshocton County awaits results as residents credit Moore and Priest for securing the leases and pushing the test program. Thomas McCoy of Wakatomika reported a 25 barrel well drilled last week but temporarily shut in, buoying optimism for nearby prospects.
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J. K. Moore
Mohawk
S. E. Priest
Greersville
Warsaw
S. M. Walleys and Associates
Lancaster
Busstfield
Clark
Wakatomika
William Crowell
Coshocton County
Messrs. Moore
Priest
Thomas McCoy
Atwell Breaks Ohio Senate Deadlock With Nomination
The deadlock over a Republican state senate nomination in the 15-16 district ended with Professor W. J. Atwell of Johnstown, Licking County, chosen after 1,372 ballots. Also notes Eagles meeting tonight in Forbes building and a Columbus State Fair bus sales update with 250 total fares in two days.
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Tele H
Newark
Ohio
W. J. Atwell
Johnstown
Licking County
The
Eagles
Forbes Building
Envoys Confer Over Far East Peace Terms In Interim Session
An outline of a 17 article treaty between Russia and Japan details Korean influence and Manchuria evacuation within 18 months of signing. Port Arthur and Dalny leases pass to Japan, with Russian subject rights safeguarded. Manchurian railway to be jointly operated at Kouang-Tcheng-Tse.
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Portsmouth
N. H
L Witte
Rosen
New York
Komura
Boston
Harvard
Russia
Korea
Manchuria
Japan
Port Arthy
Dalny
Kouang-Tcheng-Tse
Death toll from Atco automobile crash shocks Philadelphia
Neil Wolk secretary of a Philadelphia auto company and Mamie Hamill daughter of Germantown residents died after a car bound from Atlantic City struck a bridge obstruction at Atco New Jersey. The rear seat occupants were thrown onto Pennsylvania railroad tracks sixty feet below. Wolk died instantly while Hamill died later from injuries.
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Philadelphia
Neil’ Wolk
Philadelphia Automobile Company
Mamie Hamgk
Germantown
Atco
N. J
Camden
Atlantic City
Aged Chris Bowen Found Safe At Milleroberg
A message to The Age states Chris Bowen, who vanished Sunday after leaving his home at James Beck's, was located in Milleroberg. Relatives were relieved by the safe return as authorities confirmed he wandered away but is unharmed.
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Chris Bowen
Age
Warsaw
James“Beck
Beck
Millersburg
Milleroberg
Temata
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Mr. Caton
Stewart Dickson
H. D. Beach
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Mire
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Columban
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Mohawk Village
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Isleta
H. L Kohler
East Ohio
United Brothern Church
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Fulton
Virgil Fordyce
Cambridge
Walter Strine
Denver Colorado
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Anta Hawk
Adamaville
David Hosselt
Fulton Sayres
Fred. Johnson
W. A. Sowers
Long Brothers
Will Fritz
Ottawa
Henry Lang
North Fourth Street
Olive Young
Wills Creek
Anna and
Elisabeth McCarton
Canton
Atwell
PAC
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Kossuth
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