Mayor Hamilton Urges Reestablishment of Curfew Bell
At the city council meeting Mayor Hamilton urged reestablishing a curfew bell at city hall to curb youthful street roaming. Citizens favored restoring the old curfew. options to ring the fire bell or other signals were discussed but deemed impractical. A $300 estimate for a new bell faced funds constraints, and the issue will be revisited later. The Pine Street bridge debate returned, with support for an overhead crossing over a grade crossing, Penn Railroad’s F. Pomerene urging safety and practicality.
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Hamilton
Pine’ street
mitter
F. &. Pomerene
Pennsylvania railroad
Seniors to Observe Arbor Day with Special Program
Arbor day will be observed Friday at 2 o'clock by the Senior class on the high school grounds. A program has been arranged and all are invited. The program includes songs Arbor Day and America, readings, a class tree planting, and speeches by Mr. Meyser and Redehaver.
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seh
Arbor Day
Maryland
Mr. Ayers
Tyrees
Riley
Migs Sunsyipe
Mr. Myeser
Redehaver
Rowling
Miss Powelson
Americ School
Ohio to Represent at Conference of Charities
Chey Tuutsaay Misty received a letter from Goover nor Andrew Hacks inviting Tuus to attend the thirty-fifth annual session of the International Conference of Charities and Corrections in Richmond Virginia on May 30. The Ohio delegation will be led by TE Hi. Shtrer of the state band of charities. Each county is invited to send representatives.
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OHIO
CONFERENCE OF CHARITIES
Chey Tuutsaay
misty
Andrew Hacks
Tuus
ermtional confeseuen of charities
Richmiond
TE Hi
Shtrer secretipy
Rach cou
Olin
Skidoo the Hard Times and a New York Travelin Man Says Business Is Picking Up
A traveling man, L. Rosenburg of New York, visited town on Tuesday and claimed business in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Ohio was improving. He blamed the hard times on knockers and predicted the country would soon see an end to the downturn with the return of better business.
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janice
Rosenburg
New York
New Jersey
Parole Request Filed for Castettor A Year After Robbery
Castettor asks for parole one year after his sentence for participating in the robbery of John Shaw. He was sent to the Ohio penitentiary on the April first incident cited as the Aret day of jant April in the report.
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James Castettor
Ohin
John Shaw
Parade Plan Emerges Amidembence Smear and Defense Plea
In a murky case a man named Tle faces a contested embence claim linked to a parade for his dan. Officials circle the cud to shape negotiations and potential public display while legal maneuvers unfold.
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Tle
Two Drownings in Lake Michigan Reported
In Chicago the American Press Telegram reports that Joseph Zachel and Arthur Freud drowned today in Lake Michigan while examining their fishing nets. Both men were local fishermen, and the tragedy occurred near the lakefront while they attempted to check gear.
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American Press Telegram
Chicago
Joseph Zachel
Arthur Freud
Lake Michigan
Finger Amputation In Die Press Accident
Quorge son of MacNulty Dixon county commissioner dies earlier after a die press accident at Theach Co. yesterday afternoon the finger end was torn off while he operated the machine. He was treated and may be unable to work for some time. Walhonding Valley Paymers hold meeting Friday evening at Nelife school building.
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Quorge
MacNulty Dixon
Theach Co
Walhonding_Valley Paymers’ eld
Nelife
athool
Meck inquiry report urged school examiners reform
Columbus April 15 joint committee that investigated charges against Senator Meck presented the majority report to the senate. It finds Meck’s charge of corrupt certificates unfounded, notes faults in schools but says the dispute does not target teachers. It recommends governor appointments for state examiners, uniform high school oversight, protected textbooks, better examiner pay, and reciprocity of teacher certificates across counties. It also urges reform of life certificate laws to widen teacher eligibility.
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Columbus
Meck
state board of
senate
Harlan, litte
Dever
Meek
Himpneys
ie senate
farhltthal
Stockwell
Johnson
general assembly
Brockweil
Schmidt bilt
Howe
Cheveland
Sites
Ohio
Mrr. Van Dusen
Huron county
bil
house
Burckhardt
committee on
temperance
Strike of Packers Closes Glass Factory
A labor strike by packers at a glass factory halted operations this morning, with workers demanding parity of toil with similar plants. Management pledged to resume work as soon as possible, routing tentative talks via Weegy and local unions to settle terms.
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Hippolyte Liewer
Knights Templar receive new commandery badges
The Cosngeton Knights Templar unveiled new commandery badges for all members. Each badge features a bar and pendant with gold chains, black enamel bar engraved with Cosncton Commandery No. 11, a Maltese cross pendant, and a shield design with red crown. The badges, four inches tall, are to be worn at Good Friday and Barter services.
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Cosngeton
Threats Prominent Figures Involving Extortion Attempt
A history of threats and extortion attempts surfaced involving a person named Olhanfarber. Investigators reported a demand for $5000 under silent coercion while authorities pursue possible accomplices and secure records from the涉.
Dredging Said to End by June
A report notes dredging work on a North Coast canal project near Rescoe, intended to create a disposal basin for excavated material from the lower area. Officials expect completion by the end of June, with state authorization and ongoing planning for waste handling and trenching.
Decoration Day Committee Named At Cambridge Meeting
The Decoration Day committee for the observance was named at the Tiampling of the G. A. A. last evening. One committee member and marshal for the day was Collier while John W. Mapel the plasterer who moved to Cambridge last summer has moved his family here.
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G. AL
Collier
John W. Mapel
Cambridge
Local miners placed on committee in Toledo talks
April 15 Toledo reports scale conference debate over a temporary wage scale for miners awaiting a permanent agreement. Operators push 90 cents on a two year deal. miners insist on one year and 80 cents, with signing rules limiting to a one year term. Committee chosen to study prices amid dispute.
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American Prows Telegram
Toledo
miners conference
Indianapolis
Tejodo
Jolng
Zerbe
mady
W. D. Hyon
United Mine Workers of America
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front Wihners
font WO
WM. Osborne
Loomty
Weta
Shapman
Marina
a. ¢. Writeeth
obi Huby
GAL Tarnletede
fitters
WL Greene
D. Ph Suttivan
W. Savage
lo Moarealtemaes
A. Ro Watkins
Giese
Mivels
Clow Preparing to Go Abroad
Secretary R B Caldwell of the Board of Trade received a letter from Mr Clow in Chicago. The note states Aland had a stormy trip but arrived safely at 2 am, with plans to leave for England within 24 hours. The sender, James B Blow & Sons, promises rapid construction of buildings and to share plans soon.
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R. B. Caldwell
Board of Trade
Clow
Chicago
Aland
England
Newcomerstown Woman Stricken at Home in Columbus
Mrs. CassnitiracH McMacklin of Newcomerstown has been stricken seriously ill at her niece Mrs. T. M. Bigger’s home in Columbus. Relatives are gathering. her death is hourly expected.
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CassnitiracH. McMacklin
Newcomerstown
T. M. Bigger
Columbus
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