Nellie High School Commencement Programs Held Thursday
The Nellie high school will hold commencement exercises Thursday evening at Nellie Chapel with an invocation by A L Smithson. Orations by C Clarence Branstool Harvey R Lonsinger and John E Kissner. Prof J H Dickson gives class address. Diplomas presented by Rev A L Smithson. Johnston's Orchestra to provide music. Baccalaureate sermon by Dr Straughn of West Lafayette college Sunday evening before. Juvenile commencement program listed with multiple speakers and readings.
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Nellie High School
Nellie Chapel
Hey. A .L. Smithson
C. Clarence Branstool
Harvey R. Lonsinger
Harvey W. Radock
John E. Kissner
J. H. Dickason
Wooster
Ohio
A. L. Smithson
Johnston
Orchestra
Coshocton
Straughn
West Lafayette College
Harley Rodock
C. Clarence Branstoo
Harmon Explains Attitude On Measure And Laws Passed Without Signature
Governor Harmon explains he is not fully satisfied with certain measures and will let others become law by expiration. The Dean Crist saloon regulation bill and Ritter penitentiary rebuilding bill became law without his signature. He may appoint a four member commission to study the canal question, though funding is unclear. Several bills were allowed to become law without his signature including pay raises, labeling formula repeal, high school inspectors, divorce living arrangements for children, federal food laws in dairy, and insolvency and trustee review provisions. Ohio Mine Inspector Harrison orders arrest of operators using unshielded mining machines. inspectors told to curb unsafe equipment and prosecute.
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Columbus
Dean- Crist
Harmon
Ritter
Lioners
Mathews
Miller
Mendelson
Norris
Connaughton
Senator Rathburn
State
Dairy and Food Department
Senator Baker
Circuit Court
Common Pleas
Dhyar
Keller
Harrison
Ohio
Protective shields urged for mining chain machines by inspector
The chief inspector of mines warns that operators must install chain shields on both sides of mining machines or face arrest and prosecution for any injury or death. He cites ten months since the law's passage and seven months of operative time, urging active enforcement and responsibility for bosses and operators.
Luncheon and Smoker for Coshocton Prominent Citizens
A business men's luncheon and smoker at the Criterion restaurant brought nearly a hundred business men, manufacturers, and guests. Speakers urged unity and action to boost Coshocton, discussed resisting knockers, building a business men’s club, and opposing mall order competition while planning local growth through factories and cooperation with the county.
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Gusinees Men’s Association
Criterion Restaurant
Shepard
Matthews
Crows and a Concert Plan Followed by Trade Board
A fragment notes the Crows establishing themselves and a Board of Trade intent on pursuing a large concert project employing about fifteen hundred people with a $100,000 monthly payroll. It also mentions Kennedy's Laxative Cough Strips and local vendors in Coshocton and Roscoe, highlighting medicinal ad copy amid the OCR fragment.
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Crows
Board of Trade
J Magers
Crawrond Con
O. Po Abe Ginnis
Kennedy
Anderson
Coshocton
Com
Perguson
Roscoe
Mrs. J. M. Wells Dies at 81 in Coshocton County
Mrs. J M Wells longtime Coshocton County resident died Wednesday evening at the home of her son H W Wells in Cambridge. She would have turned 82 in 1909 and was a member of the Disciples church. Surviving are sons Perry Hiram Howard and daughters Mrs Twella Thompkins and Mrs Dattie Lappy among other relatives.
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J. M. Wells
Jane
Wells
Coshocton County
Tiverton Township
BE. Wells
Cambridge Old
Disciple Church
Perry Wells
Hiram Wells
Howard Wella
Twella Thompkins
Dattie Lappy
Representatives Near Fight Over Lumber Debate in House
Washington March 27 The House lumber discussion sparked a near clash between Fordney of Michigan and Byrd of Mississippi. Fordney, defending his role as a lumber producer, accused Byrd of ignorance as Byrd moved to remove his coat. Democratic colleagues restrained Byrd and both men offered apologies after a miscommunication. Fordney urged stronger lumber protection while Howland of Ohio pressed for free list status.
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Washington
Pordney
Michigan
Byrd
Mississippi
Fordney
Howland
Ohio
Train Rider Arrested and Local Notices From New Castle Area
Wight Keller of Newark was fined $3.80 after trial before Squire Winmer on train riding charges. Mrs. Louisa Spence was fined 1 for intoxication by the mayor. A wedding occurred Thursday at Rev. C. Brewin's home in MUL Creek, Enuna N. Brown marrying Lino Leaver of Crawford township with immediate plans to reside locally. Standen hotel manager Stumden resigns to focus on ownership and operation of the Standen hotel. New Castle township trustees plan a large town hall at Wathending to be built next summer. Marriage notices include Simon O. Lower and Emma M. Brown with Rev. Wein officiating. Roy R. Kohl and Ada Lewis with Rev. Dillin officiating. County treasurer Clark paid $1,478.91 to the state for Coshocton county’s Fet Mary tax settlement for 1908.
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Wight Keller
Newark
Squire Winmer
Mins Enuna N. Brown
Mul Creek
Lino Leaver
Crawford Township
C. Brewin
Simon O. Lower
Crawford
Emma M. Brown
Lewy C. Brown
Min Creek
Rev
Wein
Roy KR. Kohl
Coshorton
Ada Lewis
Geo. Guinther
Coshocton
Dillin
Clark
Colwmbtun
Coshocton County
Breitinger Chooses Otsego as Junction Point in West Lafayette Spur Plan
J J Breitinger of the Cleveland Barberton Coshoc ton and Zanesville electric road announced in Otsego that the main line may bypass the city, placing Otsego on a spur from West Lafayette. Officials mapped a route Otsego to Plainfield West Lafayette Grange Bakersville Rogersville to Cambridge with a branch to Bloomfield and a line toward Adamsville. A $6,000 bonus has been raised with $2,000 more expected, and a meeting at Plainfield was held to drum up local support for the project.
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Breitinger
Otsego
West Lafayette
Electric Railway
J. J. Breitinger
Cleveland
Barberton
Coshocton
Zanesville
Othege
Cambridge
Sopers
Plainfierd
West Luatayette
Grange
Bakersville
Rogersville
Nord
Orsega
Adamsville Smd
West Stavette
Costuetan
Cooperdale News Notes From March Weekend
Cooperdale March 26. Sel ders and daughter Eunice visit with her parents near Metham. Mr and Mrs Lemert Grab spent Sunday with Me Crabad’s parents. Will Evans has recovered from illness. A new sign appears on the Watson home property. Miss Buerbert G Preston spent Saturday and Sunday at her home. Mrs Cowper returned home from five weeks with her brother near Zanesville. HB Daugherty and A G Anders attended the last lecture on the course at West Carlisle Wednesday. Ovens John Wright was in Coaleetan on business.
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Cooperdine
Ars. Selders
Eunice
Metham
Lost Eye Rook Boyd Involved In Injurious Incident
Names and places appear in a jumble. The report notes Rook Boyd, once of White Myes township, now Vaichester Virginia, sustaining eye injury amid a disorderly event. It also covers a Kiowa court motion to strike allegations in a plea, a potato sale at local grocers, and social club activities at a Keene area home with members listed.
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Rook Boyd
White Myes Township
Vaichester
Atyauenidte
Obie Ex
Rel
Cinder Abe Chut
Ceoutry Dauditor
Detter Kiowa
Dit
Commno
Plaiatitt
Death of Mrs Lorillard Shocks Washington Society
Washington society reels as Mrs Pierre Lorillard Jr, 44, wife of the tobacco magnate, dies by apparent self destruction at her Dupont Circle home after long illness and public appearances with society. Coroner cites accident but family questions it. Lorillard disputes notes or intent while amid social circle drama. Meanwhile river of grief sweeps capital as guests mourned prior to a reception for Lady Paget.
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Washington
Mareh
Pierre Larilard, Jr
Tobeco
Dupont Circle
Auredde
Lortihie
Loriliard
Townsend
Maaachusetts Avenue
Lornard
Lorihiard
Torllard
Wayne County Court Cleans Docket With New Business
The Wayne County records are cleared for the first time in eleven years. The April term at Wooster opens with a docket of entirely new business.
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Wayne County
Wooster
Walhonding Commencement Plans for May 4
Walhonding sets commencement on Tuesday May 4 with Frank Bolander as president Mary Lapp secretary and Victor Ogle treasurer serving the graduating class Doctors Alontiamery of Moskinguin college will deliver the sermon Jonn orchestra of Coshocton to provide music Ee H. A. Shook of Dyyvd Le to preach oration details remain in draft with several misspellings and unclear names.
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Frank Bolander
Mary Lapp
Victor Ogle
Trowle Kireh
Elmer Lapp
Joh Alontiamery
Moskinguin
Jonnorchestra
Coshocton
Fey
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New Castle News and Local Notes March 27
New Castle reports visiting relatives in Coshocton and Westerville. Mrs. Stovknom of Coshocton visits Ivy Barret. The Presbyterian church society plans a Teun event on Saturday April. Miss Pry ill, chicken fox concerns. Stewart sells property to John Boull. Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis adds a new house addition. Willy Berry visited Columbus. Sampsel Meats and local obituaries including J. A. Beardsley, 60, dies after surgery for strangulated hernia. Adams horse sale features 63 horses with top price $280 to Harry Mullen of Pittsburgh.
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Maret
Coshocton
Pt Parpepelyg Ss
Vises Minera Ciiitin
Mohawk
Scott
Wat Hieber
Westerville
Mabel Berry
Orn Stovknom
Ivy Barret
The
Presbyterian Church
Asiper
Allaire
Cme
Apm
Aru
Snryeter
Prancos Pry
Stewart
John Boull
Aigabeth Lewis
Willy Berry
Columbus
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Chief Inspector of Mines
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Dessie Shrigley
Mina Neldon
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West Funk
Flora Bible
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Mesars Palmer
Martin
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Paul Rice
Alfred McConnell
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Sandy Miller
Laurence McFarland
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Roscoe Fenorksita
Humane Oliver Weasel
Indaw
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Main
Chenatnnt Street
D. OG. Thompson
Tutro‘ducng HW
W. S. Hutchinson
Y T. J. Hanley
Wmn. Burns
Merrell Smith
Mo A. McConnell
Business Men's Association
the Parcels Post
Seth M. Snyder
Coshoeton
Congress
T. L. Montgomery
Meyer Hamilton
W. A. Himehaugh
Coshecton
Goat
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Louisa Spence
Stumden
Meek Co
Standen Hotel
New Castle Township
Wathending
Hall
Plainfield
Plainfiehd
Cooperdale
Pesday
South
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Phetinenta
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Finnerty
Glover Porter
Keene
Mary
Clarke Shannon
Misa Gayle McCormick
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Mary Shannon
Katherine Porter
Kidward Endaley
Frank and
Uloyd Leech
Anasel Crawford
Lover Porter
Erin Ues
Castory
Rae Sir
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New York
Bears
Castoria
Ivery Nena
Bis
Black Jack
Nooc WiTina
Tag Trouble
Pire Ponce
Sabe
Ko Anderson
Coslerbarn
COON
Pepsiran
Rascoe
Kirby's
Wilda Olive Perry
William and
May Perry
Coalport
Sichalas
Walhonding
Vota
Stephan
Engin Lather
Parkhill
Mill Creek Wits
Wloyd Mverhart
Adams
J. A. Beardsley
Chalfants
Good Samaritan Hospital
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Wemer
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