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Coshocton Daily Tribune

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

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Supreme Court ruling ties Maple case to Marietta police chief clash

The state supreme court's Marietta police chief decision shapes the Mapel case, ruling the Paine law did not govern municipal police appointments between 1909 and 1910. It upholds Judge Taggart and weakens Mapel's reinstatement prospects, framing Coshocton as similar in timing and civil service issues. Attorneys warn of further Supreme Court action.

Marietta Mapel state supreme court Hanalton Johnston Taggart circuit court Voorhees Donahue John Mapel wack supreme court James Glenn W. T. Harness McKinney Chas. F. Leeper Harness James Rooney COSHOCTON Hamilton W. S. Merrel The Tribune stpreme court

Walker Relocates Household Goods to Steubenville

Stanley Walker, recently transferred from night ticket agent in Coshocton to day agent at Steubenville on the Pennsy, is moving his household goods to Steubenville with his family to follow tomorrow. He says the new duties are heavier but he is pleased with the position. He attended a dinner in Coshocton in his honor last evening.

Stanley Walker Coshocton Steubenville Pennsy Iis Walker

Lightning Hits Navarre Restaurant Steaks Broiled by Bolt

Sunday dinner at Sylvester Klas restaurant in Navarre ended with a bolt of lightning striking a table where beef steaks rested. A ball of fire rolled across, vanished in a cupboard, leaving the cook to finish the uncut steaks for the diners. Two guests, Miss Hazel Watt and Miss Amber Mentzer, were stunned. Damage from the strike reached about $2,000, with several buildings struck in the area.

Massillon Sylvester Klas Navarre Hazel Watt Amber Mentzer

Death Calls Hrs Pharion 33 At Home On John Street

Mrs Barbara Pharion aged 33 died at her John street home after a year long cancer illness. She is survived by two daughters Mrs Mary Stitts and Miss Elnora Pharion and son Raymond Pharion plus three sisters Mrs Margaret Scherer Mrs Mary Hemnsley and Mrs Faith Canion and two brothers Joseph and Jacob Dole. Funeral services will be held at Sacred Heart church tomorrow at 9 oclock with interment in Oak Ridge cemetery.

Barbara Pharion John street

Lumberman's Leg Broken in Camp Near Wills Creek

Frank Nosker, a lumber camp worker near Wills Creek, suffered two fractures in his left leg when a log pinned him between a log and a tree. He was taken home by buggy after fellow workers alerted others. Dr. Lower treated the injury.

Wills Creek Frank Zack” Nosker East Walnut street Sixteenth Nosker Ins Tie Lower

Coffee Can Explosionscalds Mrs Winters

Mrs Zoe Winters of Mickory Street was badly scalded on face and neck when a coffee heating can exploded noon Tuesday. She was helping prepare dinner with Mr and Mrs E R Johnson nearby. Lid was tightly on the can trapping steam. medical care was given and the burns may scar. Her eyes were not injured.

Zoe Winters echo E.R. Johnson Mickory street wietini

Crile Receives Honor From London Physicians Group

Dr. GW Crile of Cleveland and formerly of Coshocton County is singled out for an honor by a London organization of physicians. Members have extended him an invitation to address them, a gesture Crile expects to accept. The invite comes from what is described as the greatest organization of its kind in the world.

Signal hoior GW. Crile Cleveland Coshocton county Lonion Crile

Death Notice for Dr Robert Bell in Colm Diana County

Dr Thomas R Johnson received a telegram Tuesday evening notifying him of the death of Dr Robert Bell in Colm Diana county where the delinquent was reared. The late Mr Bell was about 43 years old and a highly respected citizen of that locality. Dr and Mrs Johnson will leave this morning to attend the funeral services which will be held Thursdays.

Thomas R. Johnson Robert Bell Colm Diana county Bell

Two Dogs Killed by Auto in Street Incident

A dog was run down and killed on Tuesday afternoon on South Lawn Avenue. The animal belonged to Adam Haller and the accident occurred on a street noted as Javenne.

Adam Haller South Lawn javenne

Four Candidates in Race for Circuit Judge Nomination

The Democrats of the district hold a convention at Sixth Street theatre to pick one of four nominees for circuit judge: Shickls of Stark, Wickham of Delaware, Mitchell of Tuscarawas, or Swarts of Wayne. Stark county leads on first ballots, with questions about Wayne and Coshocton delegates’ support, while local counties split votes and possible realignments loom as ballots proceed.

Sixth Street Shickls Stark county Wickham Delaware coun Mitchell Tuscarawas Swarts Wayne County Shields Pieen Uthe Obie Flan Atee Pomerene United States Mort general assembly Judge Shields beng Jim sill Ins dee Stark, Richland Licking Vomerene Tlairnion Starck county circuit court WAYNE Tuscarawas county Coshocton county Pomerone Delaware county Mitchel Ashland Coshocton Delaware Faarfield Holmes Kwok Th. Morgan Morrow Muskingum Penny Richland Stark Tiscarawas

Lad Kicked Over Heart by Horse at Blacksmith Shop

Clarence McKay, 14, was kicked in the heart by a horse tied at the Burton blacksmith shop near City Hall on Tuesday afternoon. He fell unconscious but revived before a doctor arrived. no serious injuries expected. McKee is the son of James McKee, former owner of the shop.

Clarence McKay Burton city hall McKee James McKee

Mrs Lucy Scott Dies in Sebring After Illness

Mrs Lucy Clark Scott died at her Sebring home after appendicitis. She was retired wife of F Scott of Sebring and mother of Harald and Vers. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs F Clark of Conesville, a brother and six sisters. Funeral at Sebring today at 10 oclock, burial in Sebring cemetery.

Lucey Clark Scont Sebring F. Scott Harald Mr. Scott Inn Clark Conesville San ua Me Manny Clark Als Besse Mallem Helen Rosamond Faith Charles Joseph tarves Archieam Dewey Clark Sebrig

Funeral service announced for Roser family member

Nie Bachata Callivem and Jori rhs of Roser died at their home. funeral services will be held at Blooming Grove Church with burial in Moumbag Grove Cemetery. Mrs John Shiliaday Edmiurg is listed among those noted in the notice. The Cullen home will host the gathering with services set for 12:41 PM.

Nie Bachata Callivem Jori rhs Roser Uke ier daughta Vrs John Shiliaday Edmiurg Vorlage John Calliso Cullen home Blooming grove Moumbag grove

Rag Pickers Strike Targets New York Factories

Rag pickers in New York threaten disruption with a forthcoming unionization drive. The organizers plan a strike for higher wages within weeks, targeting boss rag pickers who contract rag sorting for clothing factories and employ both men and women at low pay.

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This Turkey Hen is Some Layer in Fresno Clamants Champion

Mrs. Nicholas Barrick of Fresno appeals for the banner as the latest claimant in the race for the champion layer turkey hen. She owns four hens that have produced an impressive 104 eggs in several days, challenging rivals to surpass the record.

Turkey Nicholas Barrick Fresno Larrick

Weatherman Forecasts Pleasant Yet Busy Farmers Plan

The Weather Man predicts generally fair and warmer weather for Wednesday and Thursday. Farmers value the anticipated dry spell to finish hay and complete corn and wheat work, though traders complain about market conditions and supply delays.

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Commissioners to Reset a Contract for Road Work

County commissioners decided to relet the road contract after contractors failed to complete the work. The delay stemmed from one contractor's staffing and weather issues, leading to only partial completion and the need to compensate the other contractor for the work already performed.

Gas Warver Named President of Victory Centennial Commission

Gen. Warner, father-in-law of Woor Vietca formerly of this city, has been appointed by Gov. Harmer as president of the Pers ory’s Victory Centennial Commission.

Gen. Warner WOOR Vietca Gov. Harmer Persory’s Victory Centennial Commission

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