Telegraphers Strike Expands Across United States
The telegraphers strike broadens as 14,000 operators quit, halting work nationwide. In New York, Philadelphia, and Washington offices, many stations suspend duties while officials urge arbitration and intervention. Local sightings report strikebreakers drafted to Chicago and sympathy actions in Montreal. The Associated Press and Western Union networks face across the board disruption as leadership predicts a widened walkout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruaseff
Openatore
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Associated Presa
Russell
Untion
Melville E. Stone
Associated Press
United States
Philadelphia
Amg
Postal Telegraph Company
New York
Postal Company
Sullivan
Binghamton
X. Y
Edward A. Baird
Western Union
Chicago
Los Angeles
Western Union Company
New York City
Associated Aren
Percy Thomas
Commercial Telegraphers
Commercial Telegrassic Union of America
Offic
Wester Union
Etd
Markets Review of Grain and Livestock Prices Across Regions
Markets report shows corrected quotations for wheat flour lard apples chickens and turkeys, with prices listed for various futures and retail items. Regional cattle, sheep, hogs, and calf values appear alongside trade notes from Cleveland Pittsburgh and Toledo markets, highlighting export cattle and local buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote
Caonimon
Leifer
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Toledo
Cam
Astye
Cass
Personal Notices From Mount Gilead Area
Local personals note visits and travel among residents in and around Mount Gilead Ohio. Amy Rogers Eckert and Anna Rausis visit Mares to see relatives. Cohan, Hennethers, Wright, and others plan visits with family in Pitshurs and Canon City. Mina Meera Palm and Iva McCoy route to Pittsburgh area for two weeks.
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Oubia Cead
Mary Dinates
Fo Barbes
Tome ii
Ohio
Mornins
Wall
Eckert
Vmaesdber
Mis
Anna II
PD. Cohan
Canon
Hennethers
Pitishurs
Vocus
Woorim Gander
Renee
HW. K
H. B. Baker
Chldren
Wallace
Helen
Mary
RR. Dawext
Mina Meera Palm
Pituiine
Mies
Iva McCoy
Pitteberg
Atlamtia City
Orel
Mire
Big Revival Sermon Cites Predatory Tales and Public Health
A large revival meeting led by Rev Pour at Mastery hall drew a substantial crowd and featured discussions of public health concerns including measles. The service highlighted community solidarity and urged bravery amid ongoing social fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Rev Pour Tn
Air Ship Arrives for County Fair Attractions
The county fair contracted with the Cosh eeton Aegdal Navigation company to bring an airship to town. On the second, third, fourth and fifth days the famed serenait will perform, marking the event as one of the association’s biggest attractions.
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NMR PE Rotary OM
Aesfiedsbciety
At Racen Cenmmartien
Cosheeton
Aegdal Navigation Conpaiy
Aed
Newark
Horse Runs Nail in Foot Involving South Fourth Area Incident
A horse pulled a nail from its foot while being driven near South Fourth Avenue yesterday evening, then struggled as the farrier and owner attempted to free the hoof. Witnesses report the injury worsened as the nail moved with each step, and a veterinarian examined the animal. A farm-to-market road project is advancing with right of way talks ongoing, while a land dispute surfaces over a lot claimed by Miss Adis Toston of Coshocton tied to a house site.
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Millerstiarg
Test Os Ptyynngedkc
Gristite
Neaelie High School
Misa Adis Toston
Coshoeron
Coshocton Hospitality Praised by Chautauqua Leader
Mr. Raueh, musical director for the Chautauqua assembly, praised Coshocton residents for their extraordinary hospitality. He told a Times reporter he had never felt warmer welcome in any town and plans to return. He also noted the Coshocton lodge camaraderie as strong, likening Coshocton to his own Elk chapter.
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Raueh
Chautauqua 88
Times
Coshocton
Westward Moving Linebaughs Visit Warhonding Friends
Mr and Mrs Noah Linebaugh visiting at Mrs Frederick’s home with daughter Mrs Tredway. They traveled to Warsaw and Walhonding to see old friends for a couple of weeks. Linebaughs lived near Warhounding, moved west twenty six years ago, and have resided in Portland Oregon for fourteen years. They plan to return west in September.
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Noah Linehanga
Frederick
Tredway
Warsaw
Walhonding
Linebaugh
Warhounding
Portland
Oregon
West
Professor William King Moves to West Lafayette
Professor William King of Chill has moved to West Lafayette and will pursue general photographic work, with expectation of success in the new field.
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William King
Chill
West Lafayette
Body of Hosmer Evans Recovered in Ohio River Incident
The body of Hanmer Evans, drowned in the Ohio river at Pomeroy last Friday, has been recovered. He is a cousin of W. D. Davies of this city. Davies’s mother, who lives near Canton, had gone to Pomeroy to attend the funeral.
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Hanmer Evans
Ohie
Pomeroy
Nist
W. 4d. Davies
Mr. Davies
Canton
Strikes at Walnut Street Saloon End in Injury
Mrs Jean, at home, heard a telephone call about Harrison Blean's Walnut Street saloon assault. She went to the rear room, forced entry, and was struck on the cheek. Doctors later reported a broken jaw from the attack, details unclear due to fragmented report.
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Harrison Blean
Walnut Street
Jean
Elaan
Go to final account as William Smart dies at home
Late Saturday afternoon, William Smart, age 8,072, died of heart trouble at his son’s home in Yas Mids. Survived by a feeble wife and two children, Mrs Longe of Cleveland and William Sirmitt of Adates Mills, plus brother Edwin Smart of Massillon. Funeral details given as services conducted by Rev. Haas. Also mentions real estate ads and bond offers in Zanesville listings.
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Ernest Smith
Clevelond
BE. Vo McClintock
Fred Jambrignt
Sebring
Iorke Gray
Dalton
A. E. Wond
Genls Brenille
Walhondins Camp
Anna Ridgeway
Cotesville
Merrell B. Smith
Cleveland
Buffalo
St. Lawrence
New York City
Mesrile Goerhol
Ed. McCamon
Thalph Ripper
Cambridge
Zanesville
John South
Dawgiter Mary
Kinboltory
Rey
J. Vs. Cramblett
Morgan Countury
Hess
Plainfield
Bof. Barnes
Triah Laven
Wiliam
Daxter McClain
Tota
Kansas
William Smart
Yas Mids
Longe
William Sirmitt
Adates Mills
Edwin Smart
Massillon
Pepe
Smart
Stetived
Thascarawins
Thornhill weds Mrs Wise in romantic union at Richmond
French H Thornhill, longtime Rich mond hardware merchant and local politician, brings home Rebecca Wise of Los Angeles as his wife after a prior relationship began during a coast trip. Their romance followed Thornhill’s previous wife’s death years earlier. plus a family reunion at the old Guernsey county home and notes on the annual rural letter carriers reunion at the State Fair with Gov Harris and highway official Sam Houston addressing on Good Roads.
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French H. Thornhill
Richmond
Union County
Rebecca Wise
Los Angeles
Anton
Ohio
A. L.harris
Sam. Houston
H. W. Kromm
Columbus
W. W. Bechtel
Coshocton
John Robinsons Wild West Spectacular at Ten Acres Tent
A colorful program shows a water-proof tent performance featuring a double herd of elephants and a Pachydermis act. Presented is a realistic wild west exhibition with 50 Indians, cowboys, scouts, and soldiers, including cavalry riding, roping, and marching drills. Also billed is Captain French's troop, Sioux scenes, and a touring troupe led by James Dutton and Company with a Grand Triple Riding Act.
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King
French
Far West
James Dutton
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Marswall
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Wheeling
Reese Siegel Tee Tavis
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Louis Brendl
William Knight
Dewey
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Jacob Werner
Nell Glover
Akron
Clark Simmons
Port
Keene
Wisey
Frank Wisenby
Missy Laura Patton
Marietta
Parkersburg
Grain Market
Cracked Corp
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Butler Co
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Peon
Dillin
New Church
County Fai
South Fourth
Harare
Chili
Hosmer Evans
Hoskinson Real Estate
the Rippeth Dry Goods
Fashion Leader
Mapel Family Reunion
John Mapel
Guernsey County
Ralph Mapel
McDermott
George Mapel
Anidue
Livon Herbert
Edna
Reed Mapel
Farmington, mM
Charles Campbell
Deaware, Ohio
Charles Ransom
Harry Ransom
John Robinson
Web
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Dorn Ring Circus
Minerva Sisters
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Grand Musical Ballet
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