Rural Blind Tigers to Be Brought Before Grand Jury
A Coshocton county law and order league official said local press reports prompt a grand jury appearance to investigate rural bootlegging. He urged the farmer and the paper to provide affidavits by Wednesday as Prosecutor Klein vows to pursue liquor violations. Generally fair weather is forecast for Ohio Wednesday and Thursday.
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Coshocton county
Coshocton
law and order
laws and order
law and order league
farmer
league
Steamer Saboda Collision Off Panama Coast
Eighteen were drowned when the Steamer Saboda collided with a vessel near Cuanica off Panama. Ten passengers escaped in lifeboats and reached St. Catain. captain and pilot arrested for negligence amid a chaotic scene.
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Panama
Cuanica
eigthty
St. Catain
agence
COLON
Daughters of America Hold Annual Election
Daughters of America Council No. 71 elected officers for the gaming year at last evening's meeting. Names include Councilor W. O. Nealy, Assistant Councilor Sarah Parks, Vice Councilor Nancy Felton, Assistant Vice Councilor Margaret Richardson, Recording Secretary E. S. Felton, Financial Secretary John Murray, Treasurer Jennie Felton, Conductor G. W. Chapman. Trustees Ella Sybole and Nancy Felton. Representative John Murray, Assistant Representative W. C. Nealey. One membership application was received.
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Daughters of America Council No. 71
W. O. Nealy
Sarah Parks
Nancy Felton
Margaret Richardson
E. S. Fel
Jennie Felton
G.W. Chapman
Ella Sybole
John Murray
W. C. Nealey
County Treasury Bills List From Regular Meeting
The county commissioners approved a long list of expenses during the regular monthly meeting held Monday and Tuesday. Items include audits, road work, bridge repairs, janitorial and office costs, supplies for probate and court offices, and various service fees from local businesses and contractors.
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Adams Ex. Co. express
G. B. Akeroyd
W. H. Anderson Co
Nicholas
J. Bock & Son
Tuscarawas bridge
Howard Bucklew
O'Bryan road
fountain court square
Corkins Chemical Co
Clary’s green house
Dresden Hardware Co
J. D. Howell
H. Easterday
EB. H. Friedman
E. M. Felumlee
Warsaw
M. Felumlee
Denman bridge
John Gross
Fourth
Chestnut sts
J. E. Grass
R. E. Hamilton
Johnson & Watson Co
Prof
Geo. D. Klein
Columbus
John Kleinknecht
Bryan road
James A. Wright
constable McSkinnens
Cor
J. D
Pierce anger
Cor. J. D
Trial of Strohacker Case At Pittsburg Continues
George Strohacker, once a county resident, fights to clear wife Minnie on a Pittsburg charge of attempting poisoning. He describes outsiders and a “Friend of the Family” as instigators, says he left his lunchbox unguarded, and cites witnesses who found a cake with a powdered poison believed to be strychnine.
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Strohacker
Pittsburg
Minnie
George Strohacker
Allen
Coshocton
Muskingum
omfinders
JExperts
Post Card Day a Big Success in Coshocton
Dispatch clerk Clyde L. Wells reports more than 3500 Centennial postal cards and letters mailed from the Coshocton postoffice by 7 p m yesterday. Cards promoting the Centennial were sent from county post offices, signaling strong local participation and promotion.
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Clyde L. Wells
Coshocton
Charles T. Williams New Chief of Police
Charles T. Williams was chosen to succeed Paul B. Johnston as chief of police. Mayor G. W. Cassingham tendered and Williams accepted the post, with duties to begin June 15. Williams, a Bacon Run native and former carpenter, has worked as a Barcroft grocery clerk and has lived in the city about seven years.
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Paul B. Johnston
Charles T
Williams
G. W. Cassingham
Barcroft
Walnutst
Bacon Run
Johnston
senter
Ed. Bright
Mulligan building
Slickery
Bright & Johnston
Junior Order to Elect Officers at Tonight’s Meeting
At the Jr U M regular meeting tonight the semiannual election of officers will be held after which a banquet will be served. Arrangements for the centennial will all be completed.
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Jr. U. M
Boxwell Graduates Set for Evening Exercises at Adams Mills
Eighth grade Boxwell students from Adams Mills will hold commencement in the high school auditorium Tuesday evening June 13. Sept W. Kingston leads a program including music invocation by Rev Geo MeHor, recitations Memory of Washington and The Chimes of Normandy, a debate on Indian treatment with affirmations by Graham Cox Ross and others, a class address by Supt. HL Hel ter of Mansfield, and benediction.
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Boxwell
Adams Mills
hngh
Kingston
Geo
MeHor
Washington
Leora Cox
Normandy
Esther S. Scott
Kenneth Graham
Leo Cox
Denny Ross
Deny
Lela Marquand
Robert Ross
Reed Graham
Supt. Jr
HL. Helter
Mansfield
Has Ankle Sprain At Crossing Injures Newton Stook
55 year old Newton Stook of on S Second Street sprained his right ankle rushing across the Pennsylvania railroad at Main Street as an eastbound train pulled into the station. His age slows healing and the injury is very painful. he traveled by crutch to be up street last evening.
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Newton Stook
S. Second st
Pennsylvania railroad
Main st
Mr. Hook
Asphalt paving let for three Coshocton streets
Contracts to asphalt three Coshocton streets from Main to Walnut and Park to Tenth and South Sixth to Cleveland Trinidad Asphalt Paving Co for 12,970 dollars. Andrew Asphalt Co of Hamilton was the other bidder. Work to commence soon. Director Connerty led bid opening. Mr and Mrs R L McCormick of Fresno visited Coshocton yesterday.
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Main
Walnut
Park
Tenth
Walnout
Wheeling
Cleveland- Trindad Asphalt Paving Co
Andrew Asphalt Co
Hamilton
Connerty
Lost Ad in Tribune Brings Return of Gold Coin
A Morning Tribune classified ad helped Chas Holder recover a tin box containing a $10 gold piece lost by his baby. The box was found and returned to the Tribune office after a single ad ran last Sunday morning. The story advertises the Classified Page as a solve for troubles while you sleep.
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Tribune
Chas. Holder
N. Third st
Eighth Grade Commencement Opens with Music at Sixth St Theatre
The Sixth St Theatre overflowed as the Eighth Grade staged its commencement. Students presented readings, music, and orations under the leadership of Supt. Bryant and teachers Miss Wag ner Miss Fisher Miss Duncan and Prof Preston. Notable performances included Arabella Gault in a book review The Piper piano solos by Grace Neldon Leda Milligan Hungary and Dortis Crowthers May Time and a range of recitations and a duet by Gay Fisher and Helen Kucklick. The event closed with Wade Rinehart delivering an oration on Andre and Hale. Continued on Page five.
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Sixth St
Supt. Bryant
Carrie Wagner
Laura Fisher
Mary Duncan
A. D. Preston
W. 8. Hutchinson
board of Education
C. B. Hunt
Stokley Fisherf j
Arabella Gault
Piper
Aliss Grace -Neldon
Leda.Milligan
Hungary
Dortis Crowthers
moryg
Prime Turner
Adella Smith
Loyd Strope
Hazel Reed
Ella Teale
Gay Fisher
Helen Kucklick
Ruth Beam
Dor Crowthers
Edna Milla
Mary M. Owens
Helen Kucktick
Edith ‘Fisher
Anna Hall
Mynetta Slaughter
Riley
esson
dachetarian
Wade Rine‘hart
Andre
Hale
Accommodations Secured in 115 Residences
Helen Temple canvassed Coshocton from house to house and found 115 residences. most hosting guests, with many unable to promise space. Accommodations ranged from one to six people per household as Centennial week approaches.
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Helen Temple
Forneys Bay Horses in France Return With Percherons
The well known Plainfield horsemen Fromeys Bay Forney Bros. are expected home next week after sending word they purchased and shipped 20 to 30 fine Percherons from France.
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Forney Bros
Plainfield horsemen
France
Nel lie Boy Farmers Prize Contest In Nel lie Village
In Nel lie a prize contest for six boys is under Prof L Shaw and EOC Darling. Each youth receives a 30 by 60 foot lot split into halves for crops and care. Prizes depend on appearance and productivity with all proceeds from produce kept by the boys.
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Nellie
Shaw
EOC
old Darling
Fred Darling
Bert Werack
Deurht Yeager
dore Johnsons
Joseph Wanger
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Charles T. Williams
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R. L. McCormick
Fresno
McGinnis
Wade Rinehart
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Tennessee
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Nasturtias
Darling
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