British Tariffs Favor United States in Industrial World, Blue Book Says
London dispatch reports a British tariff blue book comparing nations shows the United States with higher import duties on key exports and greater wage levels. It notes U.S. steel and iron independence, UK wage gaps, and that American tariffs raise protection versus Britain while overall employment in the UK remains steady.
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Age
London
United Kingdom
America
Russia
United States
Austria
Germany
Great Britain
County Band Tournament Hangs In Balance At Fair
The county fair may host a band tournament as big groups doubt prize value and small bands hesitate to enter fearing competition. Entry deadline is Saturday with no entries yet. Secretary Boyd has alternative attractions planned. Rev I B Pillin says baptismal services at Shawnee Chapel next Sunday at 7 o clock.
Serious fall from wheel on Walnut street injures Baumgardner
Will Baumgardner, employed at Novelty Advertising works, was thrown from his bicycle on Walnut street Wednesday evening when the chain broke at Judge Voorhees residence top. He struck his head on the pavement and, after neighbors used camphor, recovered. The report also notes the death of three year old James Muller from membranous croup after scarlet fever, with services held Thursday at South Lawn Cemetery.
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Will Baumgardner
Walnut Street
Judge Voorhees
Betigus
James
I K Muller
Brower Avenue
South Lawn Cemetery
Investigation Ordered Into Ohio Prison Affairs
Governor Nash orders inquiry into Ohio penitentiary after Deputy Warden Long case. Attendance in public schools rises with about 160 students in the high school and 68 in the freshman class. Mullen family moves to a South Sixth Street residence. County insures infirmary buildings with policies for Wheeler Miser and others. Coal price war looms after a Defiance coal combine member lowers nut coal price. Cornerstone laid for Central National Bank building in Cambridge. Late markets list Chicago wheat corn and oats prices. K P dance committee appointed to plan the season. Harry Hunt returns from Cleveland for the annual beauty show at the fair.
Uhrichsville to Host Big Stillwater Reunion Week
Uhrichsville prepares for a large reunion September 21 to 27 with former residents returning from across the region. Daily features include a lodge parade, athletic field day, masquerade parade, school day, pioneer day barbeque, and church reunions. A new National Protective Union lodge opens in town with 25 members and plans to grow, led by officers elected at a state meeting.
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Uhrichsville
Stillwater
California
Lakes
Gulf
Simon Wolf
Washington, D. C
Egypt
National Protective Union
Coshocton
George Bordenkir
Stone Crushed Foot Delays Contractor at Court House Site
Ed Judd the contractor suffered a severe foot crush Wednesday while moving stone for new cement walks at the county court house. He is using crutches but able to supervise work and move about despite pain. The Woman's Club met at Mrs H R McCurdy’s South Fourth Street home with readings by Sophie Wilson and Emma Lee and a Rome art feature by Mrs Rue.
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Ed. Judd
Ecourt
Gqhnare
Judd
Woman's Club
H. R. McCurdy
Wednnesday
South Fourth Street
Sophie Wilson
Rose Hesket Ward
Emma Lee
Rome
J. . Rue
Mayor Tom Johnson Exhibits Animal Tricks at Rally
In Coshocton on Thursday evening Mayor Tom L Johnson and U.S. Senate candidate John H Clarke appeared at a tent on the Brown lot. They were greeted by a large crowd despite cold weather. Adama chaired as Johnson and Clarke spoke. Johnson showcased antics with a three cent fire hyena and other acts, promising fuller details in the next issue.
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Tom L Johnson
Cleveland
John H. Clarke
U. S
Coshoct
Newcomerstown
Brown Lot
Third Street
John C Adama
Johnson
Mr. Clarke
County road petitions heard at September meeting
County commissioners at the September meeting disposed of road petitions from Jacob Sunkel White Eyes, Henry Gelb Crawford, John Day and Thomas Bryan Franklin, George W. Bender Clark, and George Ryan Clark. Viewers named. dates September 22 30 and October 20. One petition by Ryan postponed until October meeting. Also approved the annual treasurer and auditor reports.
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Jacob Sunkel
White Eyes
Roan
Henry Gelb
Crawford
Vincent Fergson
John Conrad
Conrad Lower
John Day
Thomas Bryan
Franklin
B. Bordenkircher
Paul Love
Calvin Wertz
George W. Bender
Clark
Henry Burrell
Holly Mowrey
Adam Rice
George Ryan
Historical club meets. Isabella, Columbus papers shared
The Historical club met at Mrs. I. J. Baker’s home with eighteen members. talks covered Spanish French and English early explorations and a paper on Columbus and Isabella. Miss Neldon entertained with two instrumental solos and the session adjourned for September 30 at Mrs. J. A. Compton’s home.
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Historical Club
I. J. Baker
Olney
Yarnell
Johnson
Neldon
D. F. Denman
J. A Compton
Main
Second Streets
Broadbrim III Harbors Ill News From His Eastern Home
The Age reports Broadbrim III, a long time contributor, is ill at his Brooklyn home. A letter says he is on the road to recovery and will write again this week.
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Broadbrim III
Broadbrim
Brooklyn
Puzzling County Officials Debate School Year Length
Deputy County Auditor Carl Manner and Auditor Lamberson discuss how many weeks constitute a school year as township clerks fill in figures. The piece notes varied entries like 240 weeks and 422 weeks and mentions a statistics tabulation effort. Also included is a social item: Robert McCuntock hosted a Wednesday evening gathering on East Main Street with many young guests and refreshments.
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Carl Manner
Lamberson
Robert McCuntock
East Main Street
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Alfred Moseley
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Boyd
I. B. Pillin
Charlts
Columbus
Long
Nash
Oho Penitentiary
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Randles
J. C. McCurdy
South Sixth Street
Tbs
County Commissio
T. H. Wheeler
W. A. Miser
Coal Combine
Defiance
New Bank
Central National Bank
Cambridge
Chicago
Ill
R. Darnes
H. B. Hunt
Harry Hunt
Cleve i
Faitland
Minneapolis Journal
National Protect
Tive Union
Charles S. Walker
Howard Miller
J. F. Lightell
B. F. Fulton
M. H. Hennel
Daniel Hudson
Charles O. Zellers
John W. Taylor
George B. Markley
Owen J. Wisenburg
Tom
Big Guns
Keld
Clark and Johnson
John Adams
Tom L, Jotinson
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Minnesota
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Northwest
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Nebraska
Iowa
Mike Mcwue
Main Street
James Maxwell
Southquawa Avenue
Bessie Mizer
Caline Lem
Mrs. Lula Pace
Miss Ella Pace
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