Ohio Miners Quit Amid Wage Strike Tensions
Roughly 30,000 Ohio coal field miners halt work at the directive of the United Mine Workers organization. Fifty thousand plus are idle as districts coordinate actions while the national wage scale remains in dispute. In Coshocton County between 800 and 1,000 miners did not report for duty as talks continue on a new settlement.
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American Press Telegram
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
United Mine Workers of America
Winetson
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
Pittsburg
Ohio
Miinois
Lewis
Columbus
Unitied Mine Workers’ organization
Coshgeton county
Wight
Tile Roofing Plant Projected at Conesville
David Davis plans a tile roofing plant in Conesville to manufacture tiles from a newly found high grade clay. The clay was tested at Ohio State University and proved suitable for pottery and tile roofing. Davis meets with Pope of Pope Goster pottery to discuss forming a company to start production in Conesville.
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David Davis
Connesville
Davis
Ohio State University
Mer. Davis
Cossecton
Mr. Pope
Pope Goster pottery
Bishop says it was attack on free speech
At the Methodist conference Bishop David Moore ruled that Rev. Geo Cooke's charges against Chancellor Day of Syracuse University were dismissed as an attack on free speech. Cooke accused Day of defaming President Roosevelt in speeches, a claim Moore deemed improper and outside the conference.
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BISHOP
American Press Telegram
York
Geo. Cooke
Day
Syracuse University
David Moore
Methodist conference
Cooke
Roosevelt
Dr Piatt Resigns to Accept New York Post
Dr Piatt tendered his resignation as superintendent of Coshocton schools after a trip to New York. He has accepted a position there and will report to duty next Monday following a late telegram. He returned to Coshocton last night to finalize arrangements.
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Cashoctow
Piatt
New York
Coshocton
Acting school leaders named amid interim plan
The Times reports that Mr. Bryant, previously principal, will serve as acting superintendent and Mr. Gar reson will be acting principal as arrangements are made to extend coverage through the end of the school year.
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Lhat the Times
Bryant wio laa
vritcipal
Garreson
Foraker Gets No Part Of Them
Canvass of Eighth district Republican delegations shows Senator Foraker decisively beaten in attempts to gain national convention delegates. Kenton Ohio April 1.
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FORAKER
American Press Telegram
Kenton
Senator Foraker
Man Killed on B. and O. Between Cambridge and Zanesville
Bils Rogers once employed at the Morgan Ham mine was killed on the B and O railroad between Cambridge and Zanesville Sunday night. Two companions left Cambridge for home in Zanesville after the trip. They missed Rogers at Zanesville and feared foul play. His body was found last evening along the track.
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Bils Rogers
Morgan Ham
Cambridge
Memory of Major Stuthens Chronicle of Political Rides
The article recalls Major Charles H. Stuthens of New Philadelphia and his youth as a Democratic editor who attended state conventions in the 1840s. It notes his journey from Denison through coshocton Newark to Columbus by horseback in winter, likely being the last delegate elected from Tiseara. It highlights his selfless party service and advocacy for progressive Democratic principles.
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Charles H. Stuthens
New Philadelpha
wriiten
Columbus
Tiseara
Panhandis
Denison
Columbur
Coshocton
Newark
choiee
Senator Davis in Street Fight
In Little Rock Arkansas on April 1 Senator Jeff Davis and T B Helm the deputy prosecuting attorney were principals in a sensational street fight. Helm says he faced an insulting remark by Davis and retaliated with a blow. Davis then returned with a revolver and called the attack cowardly and unprovoked.
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American Press Telegram
little Rock
Ark
Jeff Davis
T. B. Helm
Pavin
hin
Davis
Rasault
Snake stuns farmer as 3 foot 7 inch serpent is found on Dresden farm
The Richey family from Zanesville visited the Tebey farm near Dresden when a venomless snake wandered into sight along a roadside fence. It struck no one and lay stretched on the fence after a brief encounter, measuring 3 feet 7 inches.
Keene Community Notes and Local Happenings
Keene March 31 contains church notices and social updates. Rev. Blech to preach at Presbyterian church on April 5. Keene M E church women and missionary societies hold regular meetings April 2. Various personal notes include births, illnesses, visits, and business trips. Local residents attending tabernacle meetings, shoppers in nearby towns, and several recovering from illnesses. Quarterly meeting at Elletts Chapel attended. financial report mentioned.
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Keene
Ladies” Aid aid
Keene M. oR
Nelle Whitlemoe
Cosfco- Tou
Ronyson
it Hartsoek
Miseria
Mary Bechtal
Hamilton Luke
Porter Richie
Oscar Wilidtt
R. Chilton
Geo. Clayman
Coshocton
W. A. McMichael
C. C.MMcMichael
Helen
Comageion Sabiadiy
Clark Shannon
Zillah Houston
Blanch Overholt
Cosieecon Sala
Hoagland
Killbuelk
Thesdiav
Taleh Turner
abot The sade
Iscolo meca
Trust Baulsles
Adan Houston
A.D.Budsler
Tarentio
Pas
Ed. Porter
Mary Love
Mibur Lawrence
J. A. Dudgeon
M. B. Endsley
Loessie Blekel
ln Patterson
Bloomfield
T. J. Readington
Elletts
Hitshour
Roscoe
Frank Smith
Lewisville
gould
rae wa
County Auditor Randles Seeks Assessor Council Meeting
The county assessor council will convene in April to consult with the county auditor and enable assessors to receive instructions. Officials propose to send personnel names for the meeting to discuss and prepare blanks and guidance.
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Randles
Divorce Granted After Probate Court Hearing
Adither Clark sued Joshua Clack for divorce and won on grounds of ex Creme nett. Mrs Donley III, Mrs Thomas Donley of Bedford township, and others figure in the case. The judge left today for her bedside. Fire damages the Warsaw residence of John Strone, with about $500 in losses.
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Adither Clark
Joshua Clack
DONLEY III
Thomas Donley
Bedford township
Donley
WARSAW
John Strone
Ashbrook Speaks On Pensions In House Address
Ashbrook of the Seventeenth District delivered an address denouncing pension laws and urging reform. He urged commissions to review pension eligibility, criticized the Pension Bureau, and pressed for fairer, broader support for veterans including those with limited means.
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WONG AL Ashbrook
Ole
Union
pensiona
Aslonel
Uheirmans
amin
petralons
St. Patrick's day
elias
Ladividaat
aperie
euery
philta eCPhis Ghithersiia
Pension Conmilites
Congress
ths
Siscieta Congress
vie Ronse
Simith
ibs Congresannig
Jonas
Smita
ceria
Polo schedule scrapped for Ashland trip calls off games
Postseason polo series involving Ashland is canceled with Ashland slated to host one game next week. Players reported confusion over plans as team members prepare to return home. No rival or stake could trigger public interest, and locals doubt a meaningful outcome will arise from the remaining contests.
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Caghocton
Ashtead
Suthersrode
Zanesville
Battle over reinstatement bills for negro soldiers in war era
Congressional fight splits the committee on military affairs over Warner and Forsker bills to restore duty to Negro soldiers discharged after Brownsville unrest. Warner allows presidential reinstatement after oath. Forsker requires reinstatement upon taking oath of innocence. Debate passes with a divided Senate outlook and mayoral reaction noted.
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aonatn
Warner ant
Poraker
Brownsville
Tex
Senate
Warner
Gasoline Explosion Injures Barnes Family in Tennessee
Chattanooga reporter Barnes and his young daughter were severely burned when a gasoline explosion ripped through their home as Barnes attempted to ignite a fire. Barnes leaped from bed, wrapped in flames, and fled to the yard as neighbors aided them. Both died later at a hospital.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Tamnes
Fo Barnes
ithe Ghreacold
Barnes
Bares
thames
netghbors
bse
Mr. Barnes
New Industries Tug at Coshocton's Latch String
Greater Coshocton faces a budding industrial era as Costoe Vit nears expansion and several plants seek sites. The Hoard of Trade weighs multiple proposals and a visitor from Barberton, M. A. Scholl, plans to tour Coshocton with a potential partner aiming to bring vector article manufacturing here.
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GREATER COSHOCTON
Costoe
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