Jones Addresses Toledan Audience on Nonpartisan Party Reform
Samuel Milton Jones, mayor of Toledo, spoke at city hall on a nonpartisan platform. He argued parties divide liberty, urged voters to support independence, labor reforms, and eight hour days, claiming government should be a mutual association.
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Samuel Milton Jones
Toledo
Ohio
Jones
Chaiawan
Dol
Delate
Nash
Toleao
Brean
Bette
Renubdlican Committee
Isari JT
Ifoen
Wales
New York State
American Federation of Labor
Emancipation Call Against Political Bosses Echoed
A fragmentary speech appeals to the public to free themselves from political bosses, urging emancipation for their people and the future of their children as a path to improvement.
Jones Club Meeting Planned After City Hall Speech
Chairman Haskins announced a Friday night meeting in city hall to form a Jones club after Toledo speaker Mr. Jones inspired the new movement. Organizers include Charles Haskins with assistance from William Miller Frank Grace William Moore and Edwin Miller.
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Haskins
City Hall
Jones Club
Charles Haskins
Toledo
William Miller
Frank Grace
William Moore
Edwin Miller
Drove Many Miles by a Tireless Speaker
Mr. Jones and Ervin F. Kemp traveled from Toledo Tuesday night to Mansfield and on to Sarahsville Caldwell Newcomerstown Elyria Santusky Toledo Tutin and Newark by train and car. They covered 2715 miles in under 24 hours with 23 miles on a bogey. He defended giving Sunday talks saying politics should pass the test of Sundays.
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Elyria
Santusky
Toledo
Tutin
Newark
Second Offense Brings Fines in City Court
Police court met with Mayor Cassingham presiding over five cases on Wednesday. Arrests stemmed from Monday, with Dr. J Newell fined for intoxication and given a day for reflection. J Mitchell, Bert Largen, Hiram Wells, and two umbrella mend ers were detained or fined as noted.
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J. Newell
Franklin
Doney
Hall
J. Mitchell
West Lafayette
Michell
Bert Largen
New Moscow
Hiram Wells
Working Over Time at the Standard Factory
An order is issued for night work across almost all departments of the large Standard factory as the firm faces a rush of orders.
Sunday school convention at Chili church Oct 1
Crawford Township invites all Sunday schools to a convention at the German Evangelical church in Chili on Sunday evening October 1. Speakers and singers from Coshocton will join the program. By order of county president C L Peacock. C L Reaer, Secy.
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German Evangelical Church
Chili
Coshocton
C. L. Peacock
C. L. Reaxer
Sec’y
Indiana Battery Train Bound for Dewey Parade
A special train carrying an Indiana light artillery battery traveled through the city on Wednesday toward New York to join the Dewey parade. The train included two flatcars with cannon and cars for the men and their horses. The Coshocton County Agricultural Society reminds residents to buy their own membership tickets, with the secretary’s office open every night until 9 p m to issue them.
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Indiana Battery of Light Artillery
New York
Coshocton County Agricultural Society
The
Board Meets as Land Transfer to Coshocton Rolling Mill Is Formalized
A Coshocton board of trade meeting at Secretary Boyd's office formalized the transfer of land for the Rolling Mill plant. The city committee on Main Street electric light arches was not ready to report its cost, but a settlement is expected soon.
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Offico
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Coshocton Rolling Mill Company
Main Street
Wis
Democrats open county headquarters in Selby building
The county Democratic organization opens headquarters in C. L. Cassingham’s Selby building with Charley Cuttom as chairman and C. A. Lamberson secretary while Joe Bennett supervises. The piece notes McLean’s barrel influence and predicts a tight sheriff race with Jones challenging, amid countywide campaigning and praise for Smith Jones as a soldier and citizen.
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C. L. Cassingham
Selby
John R. McLap
Charley Cuttom
C. A. Lamberson
Joe Bennett
McLean
Zanesville
John R
Democratic Ueadquarters
Johbn R. McLean
Democrats of Tuscarawas Township Dominate June Nominations
The writer decries Democratic control in Tuscarawas Township claiming it captured four of seven nominations in the county primary. He notes the township’s population is about one quarter of the county and argues farmers lose representation. Calls for November to undo what he calls avaricious politics and right the June wrongs.
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Tuscarawas Township
Tuscarawas
Democrats aim to flood courthouse with township nominees
The Tuscarawas township Democrats plan to push for multiple offices including representative, treasurer, and clerk of courts with T. C. Roche slated to succeed Judge Hunt. Probate Judge Hunt, Recorder Mortley, and Auditor Lamberson are already in office or soon installed, raising questions about how long other townships will tolerate this effort.
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Tuscarawas Township
Hunt
Mortley
Lamberson
Representative
T. C. Roche
Davis Seeks Victory Through Health and Honorable Service
The candidate David Davis runs to win while sidelining health issues. He has shown business success, disciplined practices, and dedication in public life. A former gallant soldier with a strong battlefield record, he urges support for steady, principled leadership.
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David Davis
Mr. Davis
Davis
Price nominates for clerk of courts sparks county contest
The nomination of Prof. N. H. Price for clerk of courts signals more than a ticket. Price, a top young county figure and Roscoe schools teacher, has many admirers ready to give strong cross party backing and a large vote.
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N. H. Price
I M Smith for Commissioner
The notice argues I M Smith is the reliable choice for commissioner, claiming he is safe, steadfast, and economical in office and urging voters to give him support.
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I. M. Smith
Republican Nominees Chosen in 18th-19th Ohio Senate Race
The district convention at Newcomerstown yielded two Republican nominees after a lively contest. William S. English of Tuscarawas and Lt. C. Okey of Monroe won on the 14th and 16th ballots respectively, Coshocton County supplying the pivotal votes. The slate, featuring Cambridge men Carnes Richards and Morgan, Noble and Monroes residents, promises a strong ticket in this year of prosperity.
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Ohio
Newcomerstown
John O. Carnes
T. E. Richards
John H. Morgan
Cambridge
L. O. Okey
Monros County
William Uhlman
Noble
William S. English
Tuscarawas
Coshocton
English
Okey
Monroe
Coshocton County
Republican Convention Nomination Set for Tuscarawaa Town Hall
The Republicans of Tuscarawaa township meet at city hall on Saturday Sept 30 at 2 30 p m to nominate a candidate for county lind appraiser. By Orpen ComMITTER.
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Tuscarawaa Township
City Hall
Lind
Orpen
Superintendent Orr to Lecture on Education at Conesville Church
Roseos school superintendent Orr will deliver a free education lecture at the Conesville church one week from Saturday evening.
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Orr
Roseos Schools
Conesville Church
Mission Free
Manfield inmates and county fair season noted
Bert Marlatt was sent to Mansfield Reformatory after a judge ordered the sentence. He reached the institution Tuesday under guard James Anderson. Marlatt vowed good behavior and predicted an early homecoming. The report moves to the county fair week, urging two days of fair activities for Coshocton youth in October.
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Bert Marlatt
Mansfield Reformatory
Eason
James Anderson
Marlatt
Scion College Opens With Strong Attendance at Start
Scion College opened on Tuesday September 26 with good turnout across all departments and notable enrollment gains over the prior year. Enrollment books will stay open to welcome late arrivals while fair week features balloon ascensions by Madame LeRoy a famed aeronaut at the Illinois State Fair in Springfield.
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Scion College
Madame LeRoy
Springfield
Horses Wanted in Coshoctos Fall Market
Buyers from B F Suyrn & Sox advertise at Pocock's Livery Barn Coshoct on October 5 and 6 seeking four year old to four year old plus horses weighing 800 to 1200 pounds in fair flesh. They will pay market prices for good stock and aim at southern markets.
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Coshoct
Pocock’s
B. F. Suyrn & Sox
Membership tickets only via Coshocton County Secretary
The article states that membership tickets for the Coshocton County Agricultural Society can be obtained from no one except the secretary, making the secretary the sole point of contact for purchases.
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Coshocton County
A Successful School at Scio College Pharmacy Dept
The department of pharmacy at Scio College has built a national reputation in ten years. At the last June commencement it graduated a class of four, the largest in its history, with many graduates already engaged before commencement. The department reports at least fifty applications for positions nationwide and expects a large fall term enrollment as preparations continue.
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Department of Pharmacy Scio College
Stead Ory
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