Young girl files Dickerson papers in Supreme Court case
Seventeen year old Claire Gienie, daughter of Hon. James Glenn of Coshocton, filed the Dickerson murder case papers in the state’s aid at the Supreme Court. She delivered the required documents midday and returned that evening. The case is set for a meeting tomorrow with Mr. Glenn traveling this evening on Route 7.
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Dickerson
Olin
Supreme Court
Whit Migs
Claire Gienie
James Glenn
Supreme Cenet
Giern
Pipedreamer in Politics Campaign Tie Draws Attention
A fragmented report outlines a political figure labeled Lesun, a Democrat, unveiling a campaign tie and undefined stance toward a foundation. The piece suggests a fabricating organ in a jostled setting, with unclear dates or locations and a struggle to reconcile statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesun
Wiles Fishig Enemmler
SAYS HUSBAND THREATENED DEATH IN DIVORCE HEARING
In a Coshocton pro bate court in Newcomerstown Cerivede Think sues Charles Black for divorce alleging threats. Mrs Black testified the couple argued and he threatened to kill her and she would call the marshal. Officer George W Tufford testified he warned of possible arrest if he returned. Donley refused the divorce due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerivede Think
Charles Black
Donley
Pitcher Upp Bedly Injured in Toronto Practice
Pitcher Upp Bedly of Columbus was attacked over the heart during practice in Toronto and seriously injured. He likely cannot pitch in any of the series games between Columbus and Toronto.
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Upp Bedly
Toronto
Columbus
Paralyzed Expressman Struck While Working in City
Jno F Swisert an expressman suffered a stroke of paralysis while on assignment at the corner of Main and Seventh streets. He fell from his wagon and was aided by Bret McKee and Judge Ganlt before being taken home. His left leg and arm were affected. he is improving and expected to be out soon.
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Jno F
Swiser
Hetter Ladue
Grace Persurage
Viole. Browefield
William Rowley
Casharton
Tev
Robertson
Ge of Grace Church
Neil Brownfield
Rowley
England
Te Pottery
Mate
Porter
East Vine
Istrent
Banking Board Declares Semiannual Dividend Payable Oct 1
Tenpeoples Banking & Trust Co directors met in their monthly session and declared the semiannual dividend payable October 1 after paying the regular round of business. The last six months were among the bank’s best in its history with strong earnings. A wage report notes rising textile production. Former Sheriff Ad Callahan surrendered to authorities in Jackson, Kentucky, on a warrant tied to a three year old murder case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tenPeoples Banking & Trust
Oater
Tarriel
Genius Kureau
Ad Callahan
Shorry Crawford
Jackson
B. R. Rox
Dr Patterson Portrays Prohibition History At Warsaw
Dr Patterson spoke at the Presbytery meeting on anti-saloon topics. He traced the dry and wet movement from Noah to modern times, detailing how various governments handled liquor traffic from King James to the present day. Attendees praised Warsaw's hospitality.
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Alcomol Warsaw iI
Patterson
Noah
James
Alesha
Marry Thursday in Keene for Currie Shauf and Lud Fry
Miss Currie Shauf, formerly of Indianapolis and now with HBD Bench Co., will wed Lud Fry of Chestnut Ridge in Keene Thursday. The groom’s aunt and husband Ames Fry will host a reception that evening after the ceremony.
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Keene
Currie Shauf
Indianapolis
H.bd. Bench Co
Lud. Fry
Chestnut Ridge
Ames Fry
District Meeting At Dresden Friday By Missionary Society
Twenty to thirty ladies plan to attend the district meeting of the Womans Missionary Society at the Presbyterian church in Dresden this Friday. Mrs Cuthbert Glover will read on Emui eration, with Mrs Gault and Mrs Rogers speaking on foreign field work. Dinner is served at noon. Coshocton delegation plans to return on No. 22. Local caucus notices and travel changes appear, including Jackson township and Roscoe caucuses and a shift in start time at Mackinac related to the Jackson township caucus. The Rescue convention is set for Wednesday October 8 not Friday October 4.
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Dresden
Presbyterian Church
Womans Missionary Society
Cuthbert Glover
Gault
Africa
Rogers
Coshocton
Noexy
Indies
Jackson Township
Roscoe
Henry Crawford
Mackinac
Water Melons Dry the Cold Morning Market
A frigid Wednesday morning cooled a rural market scene where watermelons drew shoppers, as wagonloads of melons and produce were traded. Prices listed show watermelons at 16 cents, potatoes at 20 cents per cork and per peck, with other items like bakers and goods mentioned amid the chill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. Shipps
Shipps
Baker
Zanesville Pythians Plan New Temple Incorporation
Zanesville Pythians plan to erect a Pythian Temple and have named representatives from four K P lodges to incorporate the new company.
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Zanesville
Lorenz Accused in Damages Case Near Fire Incident
Mabrie Loreng prepared to fight $3410 damage claim against Mrs. Mile coming from Robinson’s club pad. Loreng, an attorney, would not name the attorney. He is charged with committing an imprint act upon Mrs. Mile after leaving the club. A Teerspatty representative spoke of upcoming discussions at Dre Foot McGurdy about alterations for next session.
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Mabrie Loreng
Aguinet
Vy Bier
Hee
Loreng
Mile
Robinson
Berenz Saya
Ghautausua
Teerspatty
Featite
Lasee Kori Steel
Dre Foot. McGurdy
Sesir
Mrs Hendricks Succumbs to Sudden Illness in Franklin Township
Adam Fiendricks a Cashocton carpenter was called home to Franklin township this afternoon by the serious illness of his wife Mrs Hendricks. Their daughter Mrs Ate Laird immediately went to her mother’s bedside. Mrs Wendricks is reported suffering from a condition described as distress.
Vaulting Ambition and the cost of change in fashion
A quote about ambition contrasts with financial pressure as a woman explains the need to earn enough to discard repeated garments and lingerie. The speaker, referencing cycles of wear, emphasizes thrift and self reliance amid shifting expectations. The passage ends with an exclamatory remark on practicality and identity.
Big Grange Field Days Draw Large Crowds and Exhibits
A New Jersey and a Pennsylvania field day event paralleled state fairs, with Alcyon Fork hosting a three day meeting featuring Hadley Norris and Gituut among others. The standout exhibit of stock and farm produce drew praise and crowds exceeding 30,000 on peak day. Nearby Spring Clery hosted Kimburton grange picnic at Boule Brie park for about 4000 attendees and 1500 teams, with 1700 feet of tables and a military band.
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Alcyon Fork
Hadley
New Hamshire
Norris
New York
Gituut
Phorofure Grange
Spring Clery
Kimburton Grange
Bounle Brie Park
Grange Eligibility Letter From O M Kelley Recalled
A thirty line excerpt discusses an 1855 letter by O M Kelley founder of the Grange, arguing the order aims to educate in agriculture, admit youths to fourteen or sixteen, and unite farmers while avoiding politics and religion as focal points. It asserts Grange growth, rural uplift, and the need to adhere to founding purposes. Wayne county events note 7,500 attendees at a fall gathering and praise for Grange speakers and field days.
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O. M. Kelley
the Kelley
Sty Fg
Uze
Belleveh
Washington
George M
Barbers Met in Martler Building on Tuesday Evening
Barbers met in the Martler building Tuesday evening with a good attendance. No major matters of special importance were transacted.
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Martler
Trans- Imoteia
Markets Today's Dull Trading Amid Mixed Cattle and Grain Prices
Reader shows scattered quotes from livestock and grain markets with several crop and commodity items. Cattle futures mix with grains like wheat and corn showing small moves in February and May contracts. Prices appear uneven across regions with various notes on staples and market signals.
Local Markets Corracted by Harney Milling Co Flour Etc
Market prices listed by Harney Milling Co for flour and meal items, including wheat, corn, and middlings. Purchasing prices from Snyder Grocery Co cover smoked sides, country hams, chickens, and various meats. Retail rates show per pound figures for beef, pork, and poultry, with beer, tobacco, and other staples noted.
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Harney Milling Co
Snyder Grocery Co
Aia
College Forms Football Team Amidst Eccentric Plans
The West Lafayette College announces formation of a football squad with a listed president and officers, including BB MN Johnson and WE H Morman Seersbury, as practice begins and a light basketball schedule is hinted. The article notes ambitious prospects yet mentions unclear details and a quirky tone.
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West Lafayette College
Johnson
WE. H
Morman Seersbury
Ind
Mt. Fogat
McCuskey
Mihager
Merwen
Adamsville Changes Pastors See Shifting Clergy Assignments
An ambiguous notice reports pastors moving between Adamsville and neighboring towns. Rev Gamby of the M. F. shareh departs to Lonsville while Frev Nullam arrives from Pleasant Grove to assume charge in Adamsville. The report names local congregations and locations with unclear spellings.
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Adamsville
Gamby
Tha M. Ff
Shareh
Lonsville
Frev Nullam
Hat Phew
Adamevilles
Thay
Mercer
Adameville
Wirstheton Ji
Sona
Rew
Seo Fergie Mt
Wyoming Man Dies in Ames and Other Obituaries
A Wyoming man identified as S. DL Smith of Basing Wycombs died at age 78 while visiting Ames. He and his wife recently spent winter with Judy and Meg Braille in Dallius area. his survivors include his wife and five children. Funeral services are planned in Coshocton with details to be announced.
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Warsaw
DL Smith
Mr. Smith
Helegan
Dallius
Fox
Lie Weal
Ieiimecuiiner
Cashoecton
Smith
Serviers
Saetel de
Bank Promises Higher Interest May Tempt Savers
Investments of many sorts promise a bit more interest than savings certificates issued by this bank. Prudent savers seek safety for principal and interest, knowing their savings are always protected.
Runaway Crash Injures Young Woman Near Waltloading Trestle
A runaway buggy near the Waltloading trestle on the Canat Jewlsville road Sunday evening left Miss Mary Michael unconscious after a collision with Ray Kimberly. The horse panicked, the buggy top tore off, and both occupants were thrown. Dr. Stacey treated injuries as Mr. Kimberly was taken home. the horse was placed in Markley's stable for the night.
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Waltloading
Canat Jewlsville Road
Ray Kimberly
Soult Town Cemetery
Mary Michael
Aleiviog
Lewis
Ron
Mesherly
Mr Michael
Ras McCormick
Keene
Miss Michael
Kanbarly
Family Reunion Near Otsego Acknowledges Baker Kin
A large family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Rass near Otsego honored Mrs Mary Baker with her descendants including Mr and Mrs Frank Baker and many relatives such as George Walker Roger Nuke Tikese Abe Waters Loan Sindih and others attending the reunion with children grandchildren and great grandchildren gathered for the event.
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Otsego
Robert Rass
Vetsihe Thildren
Mary Baker
Frank Baker
Wan
Baker
Mer. Ane
George Walker
Raghav Nuke
Tikese
Abe
What Waters
Loan Sindih
Curt
Frank ‘Caster
Thomas Norman
Vand
Robe’ert Rogs
Slingvain Fosgen
Walter Baler
Jvitotta
Jinker Vey Thiker
Jakle Baker
Irwin Buk
Linnie Biker
Tiote
Former AGI Agee Carrier Boy Dies in Alaska
Orla WW Welter, drummer at the Marine Barracks, stationed in Alaska, dies after unknown cause. Son of Mr and Mrs Welter, mother listed. body found last Monday. Welter formerly resided in Washington and had relatives in Worllington and Gokhoelan with several sisters and many friends. Local notice confirms death and family references amid unclear details.
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Alaska
Orla
Welter
Marine Barracks
We. Welter
Sitekay
Ashogton
Orin
Laanegl
Wila Young
Gshontha Chiariddy
Worllington
Y. G
aMelals
Hiv
Assos
Wy Etler
Gokhoelan
Keene Keeps After Fresno in Unclear Sporting Row
Ambiguous report from a Keene sports page describes ongoing contact with Fresno about column use and team relations. The piece mentions 12 games played with 10 wins, notes manager thanks, and hints at disputes over terms and print acknowledgments.
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Keene
Fresno Syort
Keane
Urohiotly Press
Freano'a
Weene
Avanger
Krave
Bax
Elf
Remains Macushers
Tie Kerne
Weinaper
Lawrenvee
Kean Mitt
Ambiguous sports travel plans disrupted by illness and rumors
Fragmented report notes Robbie home and Arces facing camping delays after illness and a possible transfer to Wheeling. Mentions Robertson of Goshactans, Mr and Mrs Joseph Robertson, and a trip with Boagten to Oklahoma. References a forthcoming nine month out of town plan and an expert in everything.
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Robbie
Arces
Jenin
Pitetdade
Fideltias
Nile Robertson
Goshactans
Joseph Utobertson
Becusat
Heston
Ianud
Omer Peerak
Tom Creveley
Nak of Wills Creed
Tmainfeld
Alan
Oklahoons
Witler
Lue
Mr Price
Oklevema
Robertson
Arek Weaver
New York
Gut
Jai
Rockport man in assault and burglary cases named
Egho of rock appears in court on Tuesday facing assault and battery charges after a rock was thrown through a window. Another man, Lewis Austin, jailed for burglary at Parkview billiard parlor, had trial set for October 2. Briar Agons pleads not guilty to assault charges with bonds set. Albert Sox and Margaret Shrigley listed for marriage license. Probate filings include sale of real estate by Olive Musenberry guardian for Chirenee Shaeffer. Notable: Alison Bond elected mayor of Columbus.
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Egho
Rock “Hurling Um
Nicholas
Beott Buttgs
Pond
Butts
Ormy
South Seventh Street
McMillen
Lewis Austin
Browning
Parkview
Briar Agons
Charles
Nettle Wisickle
Homer Durand
Jacobs
Albert S$ox
Miner
Colville
Margaret Shrigley
Cabusville
Olive Tmusenberry
Sunrdian
Chirenee Sha
Fragmentary Youth Incident Report Distorted In OCR
A garbled OCR snippet describes a youth near a tree and water with unclear actions. The readable pieces mention a boy near a location, but many words are corrupted making the exact event and names impossible to determine. The fragment lacks coherent facts to determine a specific outcome or authorities involved.
Auto Joys Not Alls and Dusty Roads Hit by Machine Trouble
Fragmented OCR reads like a stray local note. Mentions Sand f foy e autapiolite part troubles and a Sunday spin. Names such as Blac and Marlignteny Lt appear amidst garbled phrases about a home, a dusty road, and a machine worth fixing.
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Hasan
Sand
Foye
Olin
Point New Haight's
Hove
Frenchie
Raised Cain On A Treat Ford Wt Castos
Newcomer town authorities filed charges against Ford Wt Castos of Newcome lown for alleged conduct Saturday. Squire Wimmers acted after a complaint, with details unclear. Linnie Sara Wimme and others mentioned in local notices.
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Cain
Castos
Newcome Lown
Coon
Squire Wimmers
Helland
Linnie Sara Wimme
Lee Catstor
Te Estroment
Othieer Donny Mate
Wrews L
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Grange
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Miele
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Avery
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Mohler
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Wile O. Shank
Mire Wileiam St. Meyers
Newcomeratown
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Ladies Aid
Aly Sneiaty
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Tvarginatien
Siaulayy Presiant
A. L. Matthews
Bentom Clarke
Alicea Milligan
Ovear Clarke
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Mézilda Sutffared
Alahocuse
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