Miners and Operators Reach No Strike on Check Weighing
A conference at Central Labor hall between miners and Cassingham mine operators extended over two days. They could not settle the method for estimating narrow coal loaded by men but agreed to continue the old check weighman system. Company representatives Cassingham and Mason approved the arrangement. a local miners meeting at 4 PM would review the agreement.
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Cassingham Wines
Minners
Cassingham
Central Labor Hall
Messrs
J. W. Cassingham
Ralph Mason
Cunningham Renominated Amid Carrier Union Rift
In Indianapolis on September 22, Frank H. Cunningham was reelected for a one year term amid factional tensions within the national letter carriers. The vote was 57 to 35 as the convention heard remarks by William P. Spillman, who urged union cooperation with the Post Office and good roads program while noting some states consider forming a rival body.
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Indianapolis
Tura
Frank H. Cunningham
Cunningham
Carrried
Ww. P. Spillman
Rural Free Delivery Service
Spillman
Indiana
National Good Roads Association
Post Office Department
Department
Russian Right of Assembly Nears Imperial Review
A project to grant the Russian people a limited right to assemble for political and economic discussion, developed under Count Ignatieff, is now completed and will be submitted to Emperor Nicholas after a Solsky commission review. Promulgation is expected early next week despite restrictions to curb treasonous talk, marking a major constitutional advance. Organizers must give three days notice and state meeting purposes.
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St. Petersburg
Representative Assembly
Count Ignatieff
Solsky
Nicholas
Earthquake Fatalities Rise Across Calabria Regions
Rome reports continued shocks in Calabria with Amanela listing two dead, Ajello noting many houses collapsed and 12 injured, and Brazio church destruction. General Lamberti publishes damage totals for 212 towns, 589 dead and 2020 injured.
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Rome
Calabria
Amanela
Ajello
Brazio
Corenza
Catanzaro
Monteleone
Lamberti
Japs Congratulate President Roosevelt
Tokio reports a public rejoicing event marking peace with Russia. A meeting in Kotaak will hear messages of congratulations from officials and citizens, reflecting diplomatic relief in Nippon after the accord.
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Roosevelt
Tokio
Russia
Kotaak
Nippon
Rev Dr Simon A Fisher Dies After Long Ministry
The Rev Dr Simon A Fisher died Friday morning at 8:45. Born September 18, 1845 in Belmont county he served 36 years as a Methodist Protestant minister. He suffered a paralytic stroke two years ago and resigned from the conference last September. He remained available for counsel and support until his death. Continued on Page Eight.
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Simon A. Fisher
God's Vineyard
Dr. Fisher
Belmont County
Methodist Protestant Church
Beloved Coshocton Mother Found Dead in Bed
Mrs. Arzula Darling, 55, of Warsaw neighborhood Coshocton County, was found dead in her bed Friday morning. Officials suspect apoplexy or stroke after a day of reported good health. Darling, longtime resident and respected woman of strong Christian character, left no illness signs and funeral arrangements were not announced.
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Warsaw
Hood
Coshocton County
Arzula Darling
Thief Steals Horse and buggy from Trinway Livery
Mauston and Cox owners report a man claiming O V I service took a horse and buggy from their Trinway livery around 10:30 a m. He said he would drive to Joseph McFarland’s home west of Dresden but did not return. Descriptions issued and a reward offered. suspect claimed Coshocton home.
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Mauston & Cox
Trinway
62Nd Regiment
Maston & Cox
Joseph McFarland
Dresden
McFarland Place
Mefurland
Mekerland
Cox
Aged Coshocton Man Struck At Panhandle Crossing
Thomas Thompson, an elderly Coshocton resident and former businessman, narrowly escaped serious injury when a freight train struck his shoulder at the Main Street Panhandle crossing. Gates were down but he walked under them and was flipped by the car as the train closed in, leaving him only minor bruises. Italian workers hired to relocate the Panhandle railway yard will be transported to Pittsburgh later tonight.
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Thomas Thompson
Coshocton
Panhandle
New York Life Witness Questions Deals in New Orleans Loss
George W. Perkins vice president of New York Life testified at a special legislative inquiry about a loss exceeding 300000 tied to the New Orleans Traction Syndicate. The hearing examined collateral loans, bond sales, and an alleged effort to move holdings via J P Morgan Co. The investigation also covered agency salaries and director fees within the company.
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New York
Insurance Company
George W. Perkins
New York Life
New Orleans Traction Syndicate
Hughes Att
New Orleans Trustion Company
New York Security and Trust Company
Parkins
Fanshawe & Co
Hughes
Fanshawe & c
Amit
Perkins
J. P. Morgan & Co
Tm New York Life Insurance
Jehan B. Hegeman
Metropolian Life Insurance Company
Thin Rattler
Rev. Life
J. P. Morgas & Co
Mr. Perkins
New York Gita
J. P. Morges + Co
Joan. oThe
Morgan
Thome A. Buckner
Bonsee
Coshocton Milliners Debut Autumn Sunshine Hats
In Coshocton the fall hat season opens with vivid millinery displays. Miss Lang’s shop features continental shapes, turquoise felt, olive greens, and peacock blues with black lace and jet accents. Other displays by Mrs Lennon and Mrs Lannon showcase rich colors, textures, and sculpted brims as admiring crowds flock to the openings.
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Miss
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D. H. Sullivan
Dstrict
Green
Trades Council
Edwin Miller
Cole Gray
Bane
Czar
Professor Adams
University of London
University of Chicago
Chicago Record-Herald
Fisher
Tom Lawson
Trinway Livery Firm
Ned Man
Main Street
Panhandley Railway Company
Pittsburg
BIG
George Perkins
New Orleans
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