Porto Rico Aid Sent To Coshocton Pressmen Strike
From Porto Rico comes financial aid to the Meek Company strike. A San Juan Central Labor Union letter enclosed a two dollar money order and a message urging a successful stoppage. Rufus Wolfe of the Coshocton Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union received the unsolicited gift and plans to display it.
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Wolfe
Central Labor Union of
San Juan
Porto Rico
Rufus Wolf
Coshocton Pressmen's Union
P. 1
Rufus Wolfe
Coshocton Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union
Coshocton
Meek Company
JOSE VANTORA
Pieszmen
Trades Council
Doctor Lived Double Life in St Louis Cabanne Founder Dies
Dr James Shapard Cabanne 69 founder of the Cabanne Place district died at St Vincent's hospital. For 25 years he led a dual life with a wealthy physician’s home in Cabanne Place and a separate North St Louis residence known as Mr Norris. His wife divorced him in 1904 and he later married Della Doherty, mother of four, in a May separation act. The piece notes his rise and fall from affluence to poverty amid speculation losses.
Divorce sought minutes after wedding in Youngstown case
Mrs Balding formerly Sarah Clark widow aged 61 of Sharpaville claims Asia Thirty minutes after marriage in Youngstown yesterday she and Balding of Hubbard OS years old married, he promised to deed property to her then refused. She says she will never live with him.
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Youngstown
Asia
Anddrew Balding
coat house
Balding
Sarah Clark
Sharpavilly
Hubbard, OS
Landslide Delays Walhonding Passenger Train Near Warsaw
A Walhonding passenger train due at 2 o clock was delayed southeast of Warsaw as heavy rains loosened ground and slid onto the rails. A crew with picks and shovels spent about an hour clearing a path for the Hyer.
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imife
Warsaw
County election rules debated over voting precincts control
County commissioners on a recent meeting sought to empower the head of elections to order printing of ballots for the vote on a new bridge and to provide protection for the election. Prosecutor McDowell said only election judges appointed for regular elections would preside and their terms last one year. The question of whether regular judges are fit to oversee polling precincts was debated.
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pop
McDowell
yollings
Roosevelts push for equal train accommodations sparks debate
President Roosevelt orders the attorney general to compel Southern railroads to provide equal coach services for whites and Blacks. The issue centers on Jim Crow car restrictions and federal action. A separate item notes HOG. Cramblett's family moving from Crooksville to Coshowton. he is an experienced pinanut worker to be employed as autosie agent by J. H. Cramblett of Cosainton.
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American Press Telegram
Washington
DD. C
Rooseveltt
HOG. Cramblett
Crooksville
Coshowton
Cramblett
Munson
Zimesville
J. H. Cramblett
Coasiacton
Comfortable Opera Chairs For Court Spectators
County commissioners in Coshocton County approve a purchase from Fountain Dry Goods Co for opera chairs at $2.28 each. Ninety five chairs will go to the lower floor and eighty to another area. A decorating contract with Bryant Bros. covers painting and decorating the court room halls.
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Coshoetin
reaiodelii
county commisskniers
Fountain Dry Goods
Bryant Bros
Wise Says He’s Guilty in Liquor Sold to Minor Case
Ray Wists, Bemare Har owner, admitted guilt in a charge of selling liquor to a minor after a minor's parents consent and the need for a physician certificate, with Judge Voorhees reducing costs. The mayor fined him five dollars, paid in court.
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Ray Wists
Bemare Har
Mayo Handston
tari
Voorhees
Wise
pias ebls
Jos Martier
New Lumberman at the Conrad Home
A nifty pou? hoy arrived Tuesday at the North Fourteenth Street home of Mr and Mrs Frank Conrad. Mr Conrad is described as the well known fun Derman. The Church of Christ official board convenes an important meeting tonight at seven at the church.
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Frank Conrad
North Fourteenth street
fun Derman
the
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Town council orders street work and health patrols
The council approved sidewalk and street work extending Gleason’s property line to a main street, ordered health officers to inspect alleys, and considered closing West Street to allow access for Frank Martin's property needs. A two steel cell purchase was priced but not yet accepted pending other quotes.
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frente Gleason
West street
Frank Martin
eel Sootsom Company
Knights Arrange For Easter Season In Coshocton
The Coshocton Commanders of Whatshis Templace plan Easter morning service under Rev Stokely Fish. They will appear in full dress and hold a prelude at the commandery bath. The event coincides with coach Friday duties and a conclave date this year.
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Whatshis Templace
Stokely Fish
sieva
Garages Buzz as Spring Auto Trade Rebounds
Fragmentary OCR notes show busy garages and rising activity in the spring car market. References to wagons and tuning hint at renewed demand, while local barriers and a rapid pace suggest evolving conditions for auto trade and maintenance.
Courageous Officer Chases Burglars to Station and Arrests One
An American Press Telegram report details a pursuit by officers of three burglars with Patrolman Charles Miller killed during the confrontation. Joseph Cope, a night ticket agent, arrived to find Miller dead as the suspect was captured. Burglars had robbed homes of W. Clark, J. Marsfield, and E. Sliver. investigations continue near the railroad station and freight depot in Pittsburgh.
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Miller
galt
Joseph Cope
Clark
al J. Marsfield
Sliver
travelligose
Illinois Moves to Outlaw Saloons in Fifteen Hundred Counties
In recent local up elections, about 20 counties outside Chicago voted to abolish saloons, affecting roughly 1,000 establishments. Major cities mostly backed salooning, while Rockford Decatur Dixon and others led the anti-saloons, with a statewide tally showing large party splits and notable city council results.
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Freeport
Arena
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Kankakee
Lincoln
Monmouth
Dallitle
Bloominngton
Joliet
Murphymore
Rock Island
Rockford
Decatur
Dixon
Heapestown
Georgetown
Pontiac
Shelbyville
Carbondale
Champaign
Boone
Monttvie
Bavetto
Heamtitau
Edgoar
Clark
Brown
Saline
Gallatin
Douglas
Macon
Cuthberand
Platt
Shelby
Coles
White
Wayne
Hichland
anl
Me eity enune
Independence League
Independenta
Dynamite Attack Destroys Jeweler’s Home in Chicago
Antonio Lumia, a wealthy jeweler at 49 Gault Court, Chicago, saw his home dynamited in the early hours. The structure was badly damaged but his family suffered no injuries. Lumia has recently received threatening letters demanding $800 with threats to kidnap his 10-year-old son.
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American Press Telegram
Chicago
Bryan Replies to Taft on Philippine Question
William J. Bryan criticizes Secretary Taft’s Omaha address calling him misinformed or lacking candor on Philippine policy. Bryan argues the treaty choice split between declaring independence and recognizing it, praising ratification while avoiding war and expense, and questions Taft’s stance and motives amid Democratic unity concerns.
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Taft
Philippine
William J. Bryan
Omaha
Bryan
Spain
Philippines
Spat
geoite
tavius
Pavan
Democratic party
Bryin
Democratic Sweep in Kansas City Election
The Democratic ticket led by Thomas T. Crittenden Jr. won the mayoral race with a majority of 600, while Democrats also gained control of both houses. The total shift since 1906 was 2,108 votes in the Tuesday election, narrowing Republican leadership under Mayor Henry M. Beardslee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Altona
Kenosha
West Salem
Tomah
Union Grove
Mauston
Lancaster
Talesville
Platteville
White Hall
Ladysmith
Mineral Point
Peawaukee
Sparta
Viroqua
LaForge
Rievbiand Center
Reedstown
Dodgeville
Madison
J.C. Sciebert
W. J. McKay
merican Presa Telser a ad
Kansas
Deemocrtaic
Thomas T. Crittenden, Jr
minyor
War Buc. cerafil
Henry ML Beardslee
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Clark Seeks Commissioner Nomination in County Convention
Yeney backs Clark the well known Main Street liveryman as the latest Democratic candidate for judge a court post. Friends say his name will appear before the upcoming county convention in Tuscarawas Township and Coshoc ton City where Mr. Clark resides.
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Clark
Main street
Tuscarawas township
Coshocton city
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