Murder charge tied to Columbus killing on Hoes farm
Chief of Detectives Dundon places first degree murder affidavit against Lloyd Mayer for the killing of Ben Smith on the Hoes farm near Columbus on July 28. Mayer, a Coshocton County youth, is being sought as authorities issue alerts and a $500 reward for the gang involved, and authorities work to locate him as the case heads to the courts.
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Columbus
Dundon
Lloyd Mayer
Ben Smith
Hoes Farm
Mayer
Coshotan
Lloyd C. Mayer
Quan
Smith
Miss Hess
Charles Mayer
Floyd Smith
Coshoctun News Co
Coshocton
Model
North High Street
Dloyd
Campaign book and canal notes reach president in fate of tariffs
James S Sherman, New York Republican Campaign Committee chair, submits proofs of a new campaign text book for the president and discusses convention speech points at Danville. Isthmian Canal Commission chair Theodore P. Shonts reports progress on canal work and labor needs, favoring diverse labor sources and noting improved Isthmus conditions ahead of a November inspection with Secretary Taft.
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Bystar Way
James S Sherman
New York
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Cannon
Danville
Theodore P. Shonts
Iathmian Canal Commission
Panama
Joseph B. Bishop
Sionts
Henry W. Taft
Rolex Bildses
Longworth
Eherman
Sagamore Hill
Cannan
Me Strong
congress @ionn
Averal
Sherman
Shonts
Isthmian Canal Commission
Ching
Jamaiica
Shants
Taft
Local Notes and Obituaries From Spring Mountain Area
Community news, family deaths, and social updates including funeral details, visitors in town, church services, local sports results, and a notice appointing John V. Mizer administrator of A. H. Funder’s estate. Occasional names and places reflect a small town newspaper snapshot.
Pennsylvania Railroad Pledges Support for Commerce Act
The Pennsylvania Railroad company states it will not oppose the new interstate commerce law on its own or with others. It is studying the measure to understand its scope and ensure proper compliance, while continuing to oppose freight rate rebates and supporting fair, intelligent administration by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvana Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Sedford Residents Noted for Moves and Visits
Cora Balder secured a new position in Coshocton after traveling there on Sunday. Fred Els, recently ill for two weeks, shows rapid improvement. Mrs Mary Halderbam’s daughter and granddaughter visit as Mrs Halderbam moves from rheumatism. Local families host guests from Masillon and Carlisle. The community also reports a village picnic with broad attendance and varied conveyances.
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Cora Balder
Coshoct
Fred Els
Lloyd Halderbam
Mary Takely
Albert Fair
Klar
Riedesel
Massilon
Riv. Lahr
Philadelphia
Sant Jones
Ruebenacht
Schaelveroof
Carlisle
John Habler
Wm. F. Lienkaemper
New Philadelphia
Barrs Milly
All Day Meeting at Millers School House
All day meeting at Millers school house next Sunday includes a 6 30 p m praise service and a 1 30 p m preaching by Rev L B Pullin. A sacramental service features Miss Latvan Dillin and others. Rev T A Black accepts call to pastor West Lafayette M E Church. Dr Stokely S Fisher to serve Lafayette in September.
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Miller's
L. B. Pullin
Ami
Dillin Apan
Miss Latvan Dillin
T. A. Black
Fam
M.o0
West Lafayette
Roseville
Money Saving Sale Offers for 10 Days at Discount Prices
Ten day sale featuring bulk discounts on clothes and kitchen ware. Items include Mason jars at 45c per dozen for 1 pt and 43c per 1 pt, rubber seals, tin pails, glass lids, granite pans and bowls, lamps, gas globes, buttons, carpet tacks, towels, cobbler outfits, and assorted hosiery. Prices emphasize bulk purchases and extreme savings across household goods.
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Swift
Pride
Turkish Towels Inc
Eveles
Ohio Democratic State Convention Scheduled for August 21 22 1906
Notice from the Democratic State Central Committee announces the Ohio Democratic State Convention to nominate candidates for state offices for the November 1906 election in Columbus. Delegates and alternates are allotted per county votes for Pattison and other totals, with primaries or conventions used to elect delegates. Committees meet by district at 2 pm on August 21 to organize, credentials and rules discussed.
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Democratic State Central Committee
State of
Ohio
Columbus
John MM. Pattison
P. Mo
State Democratic Committee Convention Names Officials
The Franklin County convention will name candidates for Secretary of State and other offices. Delegates and alternates are allocated by county, with detailed tallies. Marine recruiter Browen reports 13 applicants failed medical and age requirements. Dr Pomerene notes rigidity of service criteria. BR. A. Overholt files final account as administrator of Waldo T. Adams estate.
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BR. A. Overholt
Waldo T. Adams
Market Roundup with Grain and Produce Prices
Market items show corrected prices for wheat, oats, rye, corn and bundled produce. Retail notes list butter eggs smoked sides chickens honey lard potatoes and country hams with varied per pound and per unit costs across regional markets.
City Council Passes Dog Ordinance Amid Talks of Fire Hall Move
The council discussed site options for a new city hall and fire station, including the James property and the McClain plat near the Wheeling depot. Proposals were sent to the Board for Public Safety for review, while Fourteenth Street opening and city finances dominated debate. Adjournment followed after accepting the McClain plat and approving the dog ordinance on its second and third readings despite two dissenting votes.
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Weisenburg
Board For Public Safety
Dr. St. Clair
Cty Hall
James
Seventh Street
Smith
City Hall
McClain
Wheeling Depot
Fourteenth Street
Bock
St. Clair
Beck
Tenth Street
Tne
Reed
Plarfon
Welsenberg
Company K Reunion at Warsaw With 32nd Regiment Veterans
The old soldiers of Co. K of the 32nd regiment gather for their annual basket picnic at Warsaw with wives families and friends. Hon H. H. Nicholas is the featured speaker in his happiest mood. Captain Compton Judge Voorhees and Mr. Graham attend from the city. Christopher Weppler visits Harrietaville for vacation at his old home.
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Co. K
Warsaw
H. Nicholas
Captain Compton
Judge Voorhees
Mr. Graham
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Loyd Mayer
Roscoe
Thor
Janeie
Mes
Os Roy
Walker
Chathey Baker
H. Baker M. OM. Hagetbarzer
Akron
Joseph
Harry Bickle
Conorly
St. Rose Church
John V. Mizer
A. H. Fin ‘der
Pennsy
New Sedford
Reliable Bargain Center
J.B. Resfrew
Franklin County Memorial Hall
East Broad Street
Jone
B. F. McCann
Montgomery
Price Russell
Wayne
Bert
Bartlow
Butler
Dairy and Food
Common Schools
Board of Public Works
Prabane
Allea
Delaware
Erie
Fairfield O'S
Franklin
Fulton
Gise
Asaee
Guermsey
Hamilton
Hancock
Tyene Henry
Highland
Nobles
Cree
Ashland
Ashtabula
Athens
Auglaize
Belmont
Ceea
Brown
Carrol
Besee
Onl Champaign
Clark
Clermont
Clinton
Columbiana
Crawford
Cuyahoga
Defiance
Holmes Huron
Jackson
Jeffe Knox
Si J Lake
Lawrence
Logan
Lorain
Lucas
Ottawa
Paulding
Porey Owen Eaaisie
Eleelen
Putnam
Richland
Ross
Sanduak Scioto
Senee Shetty
SEAPE
Tuscaraw Tinton
van Wert
Lvinton
Warren
Washington
Wayte
Td Williams
Frank Harper
Henry J. Burn
Act
Oxfords
Brendel Bros
E. S. Lee
Baye
Buffalo
Pittsburg
PaseCaldl
Choice
Cleveland
Boston
Todd
Council
Dr .McNaughton
Asa
Warner Hay
I. B. Pope
Main
George Hay
Plat
Company K
Christopher Weppler
Harrietaville
The
Star Clothing Company
Star Clothing
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