Endorsement Talk For Coshocton Delegates Sparks Local Meeting
A joint Coshocton county grange and central trades and labor council session convenes in Labor Hall to consider endorsing a candidate for delegate to the constitutional convention. Joseph L. Myers of Perry Jp is touted as a strong potential choice for the endorsement. Multiple other names surface as possible contenders, with denials and caveats reported, including L. N. Staats and L. D. Schott.
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County Grange
Central Trades and Labor Council
Labor Hall
Coshocton county grange
central trades & labor council
grangers
L. D. Schott
Sehott
Coshocton county
Splendid Position for Prof Richer
Coshoeton friends learn that Prof W IL Richer former principal of Coshoeton High School has been made vice principal of the Los Angeles California Polytechnical School. He has held the position for some time with no teaching and a handsome salary. The Richer family is settled in a new home and pleased with their surroundings.
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Coshoeton
W ‘IL Richer
Coshoeton Logh School
I the Los Auigiles
Cal
Last Rehearsal of Male Chorus at Carnegie Library
The final rehearsal of the city’s men’s chorus under Paul St. Welcker will be at the Carnegie Library this evening. The group will perform Kreutzer’s This is the Lord’s Own Day as part of Sunday centennial planning services at Court Square.
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court square
Carnegie library
Paul St. Welcker
Kreutézer
Mrs D A Albert Dies After Brief Illness
Mrs D A Albert dies at her home on Eighth Street after a brief illness. Native of Coshocton county she spent much of her life in Knox and Coshocton counties. Survived by husband D O Albert daughter Mrs Kelsey son John and several siblings. Funeral from her home tomorrow at 10 AM with Rev J B Dillon of the Christian Union church officiating. Burial later at Mt. Genery? Church cemetery.
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D. A. Abert
Plainfield-Coshocton
Knox county
thin county
DO AL Miert
Kelsey
John
William Wiland
Coshoc
Sarah Crawford
Shelby
Bertha Milan
Morgan Run
Joseph Steiner
near West Lafayette
Albert
Coshocaon
S. Eighth
J. B. Dillon
Christian Union’ church
Dorial
Mt. Gen Gherch
Local Dealers Face Tax Verdict On Aikin Duty
The Ohio Supreme Court upholds the Dow Aikin tax in dry territory. Coshocton County faces $11,220.02 certified against 17 dealers, with penalties and collection options including property liens if dealers cannot pay. Listings show 1909 and 1910 assessments with firm names and addresses totaling the sum.
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supreme court
Coshocton county
state dairy and food commission
Temr dwa
U. S. supreme court
Aikin
w. Q. Barnes
Fifth st
J. G. Kline
Main & Third st
McDonald Meirs
J. Te Tatten
Chestnut st
J. Uf Tatten
Floyd Shaeffer
Hickory st
Henry
John F. Lapp
E. Standen
st. BE. FE
Standen
William Clough
Main st
McDonald Heirs
Gross & Ingham
aMin st
John A. Gross
Jacob Holmes
E. J. Marghege
Lorvapiros
Alpin
E.Elwarner
E. B. Johnson
Trickory
Laura Jolson
Dan Lewis
Lillian Brower
F. M. Patterson
N. Fifth
Raymond Rodgers
William Rodgers
Youth Stonebrook Sought for Assault in Pool Hall Fracas
A warrant was issued from Squire Wimmer's court for arrest of Stonebrook a youth charged with assault and battery against Lyman Hafner 17 an employee of the glass works. Hafner Dover and Stonebrook argued over a pool game at Mappell's pool room on Main. Stonebrook struck Hafner causing a cut above the eye. Hafner received three stitches and Stonebrook faces likely arraignment in court.
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Squire
Vafner
Stonebrook
De. LC. McCurdy
Squire Wimmer
Weather Outlook for Oino
The forecast calls for fair and warmer conditions on Thursday with Friday remaining fair and continued warmth.
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OINO
Senate votes to refer Underwood tariff bill to finance committee
In Washington on June 21 the Senate Democrats with insurgent Republicans passed by 3 to 18 a motion by Senator Gore to refer the Underwood tariff reduction bill to the finance committee for report before July 10. Chatman warned of a committee meeting to consider the bill at once, and pledged to do all possible to defeat the measure as the special session looms to an adjournment around October 1.
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Washington, D.C
Senate democrats
Gore
suly
Chatman
Ito
trac
Congress
Powder Trust Dissolved After Sherman Act Ruling
Federal circuit court judges convict DuPont Powder Co and twenty seven others of Sherman anti trust violations and order the trust dissolved immediately in Wilmington Delaware.
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Wilmington
Del
Federal circuit court
powder trust
DuPont Powder Co
House Kicks on Bristow Amendment
The House refused to adopt the Bristow amendment to the bill providing for direct Senate elections. The vote showed opposition to federal supervision of elections.
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House
Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
Bristow
Parrish Buys Meat Market Again on Main Street
L. E. Parrish closes a deal to repurchase the Main Street meat market from James Hogan. Parrish will take possession next Monday after finalizing the purchase this Wednesday.
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L. E. Parrish
Main st
James Hogan
Wagon Load of Booze Held Up on Highway
A driver hauling a load of liquor from Coneville to Coshocton was stopped below Randles River Bridge by two men. He lured them toward a farm, telephoned for aid, and, with a stranger’s help using stones and matches, crossed the bridge unmolested. The stranger’s reward remains undisclosed.
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Randles
Conesville
Coshocton
sioonce
wnaolested
Plan to organize new law and order league at meeting
Frank L. Johnson Green County prosecuting attorney known for Rose law enforcement will speak at a mass meeting at the Presbyterian church this afternoon. Other speakers include James White of Columbus and John T. Duff of Newcomerstown. Citizens seek to organize a new law and order league to boost enforcement of the Rose law.
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Prosecutor Johnson
Green Co
Presbyterian Church
Frank L. Johnson
Green county
James White
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
John T. Duff
Newcomerstown
Tuscarawas County
law and order league
State Veterinarian of New Jersey Named for Dr Isaac H Shaw
Dr Isaac H Shaw formerly of Lafay ette has been appointed state veterinarian of New Jersey after serving as a U S veterinary inspector. He topped an exam list of nine applicants with 95 05 percent merit and will serving from Jersey City where he has resided for four months. The report notes his long service and ascent to the position.Prof J F Lumb visited JC Fisher on XII Fourth St as a guest at his home.
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Isaac H. Shaw
est
Lafayette
U. S
New Jersey
Bhaw
east
Jersey City
N. d
Shaw
JF. Lumb
JC Fisher
Lumb
for the Wind
Big crowd expected at Green County meeting
A large countywide turnout is anticipated for an upcoming meeting led by Mr. Johnson whose address in Green county will draw Coshoctonians. Attorney White is due to offer insights on law enforcement while Mr. Duff is prepared to contribute. The Tuscarawas county law enforcement league is noted as among the state's most successful dry counties.
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Johnson
Green county
Dr Coons at Meeting of Physicians
Washoeton County Medical Society holds a regular meeting at the Carnegie library this afternoon. Dr J J Coons of Cofatius will present a paper on Laboratory Diagnosis of Diseases of the Aliment ary Canal. Other papers by local physicians and guests Mr and Mrs I W Babcock of Barberton will be hosted on S Seventh St during Centennial week.
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Washoeton County
Medical society
Carnegie library
J. J. Coons
Cofatius
Coons
Alimentary Canal
I. W. Babcock
Advance Guard ON G Signal Corps Arrives in City
The advance guard of the ON G Signal Corps arrived from Columbun Wednesday evening led by Sergeant Jackson. The detail of three sergeants and four men will inspect camp grounds and arrange necessary measures. They will set an observation station for the bird men next week to study currents and atmospheric conditions affecting air fights.
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Go signal corps
caty
Columbun
Jackson
eeusstine
Thre
othe fairy ground
Centennial Opening Services Program Details
The article outlines a centennial opening with Sunday afternoon religious services at Court House Square. The Fourth Regiment Band will perform a sacred concert under Paul Whistler, with congregational singing led by Evan C. Evans. The program includes hymns, a brief sermon by Rev. Frank Alehsts, a short address, and a benediction by Rev. S. Fisher.
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Court House Square
Fourth regiment
ehoras
Paui Ho Weleker
Evan C. Evans
Jesus
Frank Alehts
Ivone
Ser
Geo
Brewer
America
Fisher
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Perry Jp
Myers
Coshoctone county
Perry
Meek
J. F. Meek
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Prof
Richer
D. A. Albert
Parrish
NEW LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
N. Jersey
WEST LAFAYETTE
Dr. Coons
O.N.G. SIGNAL CORPS
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