Harmon seen to serve people with best thought
Ohio governor Harmon is portrayed as standing with the public interests against tariff tensions, labor concerns, and political machine interference. The piece notes his independent posture, efforts to study state institutions, and broad support from diverse local papers while discussing tariff debates and local political shifts. It mentions Cass and Blackford counties voting to retain license, and references Cassidy’s congressional bid and Taft’s views.
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Harmon
Ohio
Troy
Political Turmoil and Tariff Debate Amid Ohio Labor Tensions
A Camden Herald style column critiques tariff plans and political maneuvering in Ohio. It cites Democratic and Republican figures, mentions G. L. Chatfield and Charles McGuire, and notes labor, merchant interests, and Boss influence. The piece laments the shift from principled statesmanship to moneyed influence and praises Webster and Calhoun era ideals. It also reports Gos TMurinen seeking resignations and appointing a reform board at the penitentiary, praising Dan Terp and business leaders involved.
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Gos Tmurinen
P. Torps
Manetta
Wall
Ohio
Dan Terp
Striking laborers press for wage equity amid cost concerns
The article discusses striking workers demanding wages closer to living costs and higher than local offers, arguing current payments to new hires are not fair. It notes contractors generally pay above striker offers, and emphasizes organized action rather than blaming contractors, with unpaid or incomplete text suggesting broader labor dispute context.
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Layster & Lowe
Fair wages urged for Coshocton laborers in contractor talks
Local workers and merchants in Coshocton urge contractors to pay fair wages of about 1.50 a day for steady outdoor labor, arguing that low pay harms workers with families and increases living costs. Community leaders push for cooperation to attract the Crow Company and prevent oppression or injustice while supporting local industry.
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Lana
Sur Port
Belr
Coshocton
Labouers
Crow Co
Delaware Home Scandal Revealed at State Institution
Times report from Columbus two weeks after legislative adjournment exposes a scandal at the Delaware industrial home for girls. Two wards were moved to a maternity hospital, with prior similar cases at Athens state hospital cited and no punishments recorded. Calls for vigorous investigation and immediate reform of the institution are urged while questioning Governor Harris and administration.
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Times
Colum
Delaware
Columbus
Athens State Hospital
Harris
Thau
Hatta
Hao Snen
Athens Hospital
Tnstead
Met Ag
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Wits
Republiain
Governor's veto halts bid for bipartisan inquiry into state institute
The legislature, urged by Republican bosses, sought a two member bipartisan committee to probe state institutions with governors naming one member and the lieutenant governor the other. Critics call the bill worthless after amendments and the veto signals a chance to overhaul the Delaware institution and expose lax discipline under current management.
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Republicas
Institute
Delaware
Silenced by Scandal II Hopes On Governor Harmon Probe
The piece urges lawmakers to avoid accusing Governor Harmon of political motives as he investigates a scandal at the State home near Delaware for wayward girls. It stresses the immorality of the breach of trust, calls for accountability, and warns against partisan attacks from Republican outlets.
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Clevenger
Treadway
Harmon
Delaware
Harris
Ashbrook Deeply Opposes Payne Bill Tariff Measure
Congressman William A. Ashbrook of the Seventeenth District declares the Payne tariff bill favors the rich and shifts costs to the poor. He sent the opinion to a Coshocton friend who urged him to oppose the measure in Congress.
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Payne
William A. Ashbrook
Seventeenth
Houses of Congress
Coshocton
Harmon Names Four Trustees for State Institutions
Columbus Ohio April 5 Governor Harmon announced four appointments to state boards. Randolph Warner Republican of Columbus to succeed himself at the Boys Industrial School. H C Matlack Democrat of Cincinnati to succeed H G Brown on the State Dental Examiners board. Edward T Sprague Democrat of Cincinnati to succeed himself at Longview Hospital. Harry Ferneding of Nayton Democrat to succeed himself at Mansfeld Reformatory.
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Harmon
Randolph Warner
Boys' Industrial School
Lancaster
H. C. Matlack
Cincinnati
H. G. Brown
Edward T. Sprague
Longview Hospital
Harry Ferneding
Nayton
Bis
Mansfeld Reformatory
Well Issue Bonds to Build a New School
The Board of Education decides to erect a four room brick building on Eighth street north of the high school and will sell bonds to the amount of 7000, the limit allowed without a special election. Funds on hand will aid construction. plans by architect John Allen of Warriott & Allen were accepted.
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Board of Education
Eighth Street
Chestnut Street
John Allen
Warriott & Allen
Columbus
Births and a Weapon Charge Reported in Local Court
A daughter was born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Daniel Tharr of the Adams Mills neighborhood. The six weeks old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Ronhan living southwest of Roscoe was buried Tuesday afternoon. The child was born Monday evening. An echo of the James Slaughter shooting in Redecor last November returned Tuesday as James White, the prosecuting witness in the recent common pleas court case, filed a charge in Squire Wimmer's court of carrying weapons. Slaughter waived examination and was bound over to the grand jury, now in season, in the sum of 460 dollars.
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Daniel Tharr
Adamas Mills
Fred Ronhan
Roscoe Atx
James Slaughter
Redecor
James
White
Jine
Common Plana Court
Squire Wimmer
Slaughter
Grand Jury
Seaston
Root Juice Hailed For Broad Health Benefits In Local Ad
Local boosters and residents praise Root Juice as a remedy with great merit. C. E. Anderson, the local druggist, reports strong sales and unsolicited testimonials about improved appetite sleep nerves kidneys and general health after short use. The tonic contains roots and other ingredients claimed to soothe stomach bowels and liver and cure long standing digestion issues.
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C. E. Anderson
Gist
Mad Dog Scare Strikes Tuscarawas Village
In Tuscarawas a rabies scare follows a dog attack by a dog owned by Jack McQuade. James Sickinger and his six year old son were bitten, dog killed for examination, rabies confirmed, Pasteur Institute treatment planned. Several other dogs bitten and killed as marshal orders confinement of city dogs.
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Tuscarawas
James Sickinger
Jack McQuade
Sickinger
Columbus
Pasteur Institute
Cleveland
New Guilford Local Notes and Miscellany
Mrs Coral Stockum of Baltic visits relatives in New Guilford and New Castle this week. Fred Shay and family return to their former home after moving to Loudonville. Brice Lewie Wigson and Lord Wantland visited Cowhoct. Jackson Mills schedules a livestock and farming implements sale for April 10. Prof Ed Giffin visited Mt Vernon. Frank Pigman of Gallon and J W Pigman of Chicago returned home after their mother Mrs Bene Pigian died. Spring plowing well advanced. Amos Curlison and R E Van Winkle enjoyed a fishing trip to Tomica.
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Coral Stockum
Baltic
New Castle
Fred Shay
Loudonville
Brice
Lewie Wigsons
Lord Wantland
Jackson Mills
Ed Giffin
Mt. Vernon
Frank Pigman
Gallon
Tunnel Hill News Briefs and Social Notes
Community updates from Tunnel Hill April 6 include faster services westward and a church gathering at New Guilford. Social items record Brice and Lew Wiggins visiting Coshocton, Elmer Clark and family and John Griffith at W. T Mikesell's, plus a taffy pulling gathering with Izal Van Winkle and others. The Kissner dredge, after completing a two year state contract in the Walhending Canal, is overhauled awaiting dismantling and shipment pending a new contract.
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Tunnel Hill
M. BE
New Guilford
Brice
Lew Wiggins
Coshocton
Elmer Clark
John Griffith
W. T Mikesell
Ralph Atchee
Grover Mikerell
West Carliste
L. C. Wiggins
Lzal van Winkle
Son Everett
Cora Stockum
West Lafayette
West Carlisle
Charles McMillen
Lee
Albert I Mikesell
West Carilale
Walhending Canal
Line Company
Market snapshot of cattle hogs and grain across cities
Telegraph column from Pittsburgh and Chicago markets reports mixed cattle prices from 3.60 to 7.15 across Western steers stockers and feeders to cows and calves. hogs range from 6.40 to 7.45 with paces in mixed and yorkers. sheep and lambs show varied values. regional notes include East Buffalo and Cleveland figures for cattle calves sheep and hogs. Boston wool prices list No 1 washed and delaine, while Cincinnati shows No 2 red wheat and No 2 mixed corn and oats with lard and bacon figures.
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J. J. Murray
Pittaburg
Chicago
U-S
American Frees Telegram
Cleveland
Boston
Woolf Onio
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Indiana
Cincinnati
Local grain and farm product price list appears in market notes
The clipping presents corrected wholesale prices for wheat oats buckwheat and flour by barrel and quarter, with many line items including middlings screenings and unbolted meal. It also lists retail prices for butter eggs lard potatoes chickens beans and country hams, showing regional market levels and per unit quotations.
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Isc
Prospects for Ohio Wheat Slips to Sixty-Two Percent
A state wide report from crop and stock correspondents shows Ohio wheat at 62 percent of average on April 1, with wide regional variation. Wheat in the south and certain counties thrives while overall conditions remain uncertain amid winter damage and varied protection.
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Coanties
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