Illegal sale of wet goods first arrests since county dry
Two alleged liquor law violations occurred in the Gosser building near City Hall after Coshoctan voted dry. Ed Stewart pleaded guilty. sentence held until Lamma’s trial before Mayor Hamilton next Monday at 9.00 am. Chief Mapet arrested Stewart, then detained Lamma as they seized six quarts and nineteen bottles of whisky gin and wine. A photo was taken at City Hall. Stewart was arraigned.
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The Man Who Has Made Emperor William Very Uneasy
William Bayard, noted writer, earned attention for an interview with Emperor William on a royal yacht that unsettled German circles. Born in Tadiana, he studied for the Episcopal ministry and later joined journalism, producing influential character studies of Roosevelt and other works.
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William Bayard
Roosevelt
Mr. Hale
Tadiana
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Private ball room enters new circuit at Phi Sigma Chi playhouse
Three Baena, field manager of Interstate Valdevile Mariguee Association, plans Coshocton visit to discuss adding the Electric Theatre to its circuit. The Interstate circuit may join, with Coshocton residents promised winter amusement features. W G Chaneam, former Coshocton resident, is ill at home near Intaon.
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Plu Sigma Cut Fraternity Moves to New Quarters
The Plu Sigma Cut fraternity shows off its newly fitted quarters on the second and third floors of the Rager and Turblin building at Third and Main after moving from the Feon building. They report more ample space and richer furnishings, with a front room serving as the park and a roomy lounge behind.
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Building Association Conforms to Russell Law
A special meeting of the directors of the Home Fithing and Loan Association was held Tuesday evening to prepare changes for compliance with the new Russell law. The adjustments will reduce the need to fully distribute earnings and allow loans to non-members as well as members. The association plans to offer loans secured by mortgage of real estate and other collateral, subject to terms set by the association’s leadership.
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Women Own Half the Stock of the Pennsylvania Railroad
New York December reports women hold about half the railroad's stock. About 50 percent of the stock is owned by women with 7 percent of the shares totaling near 148 million dollars. The annual dividend of 9437.88 is being distributed to female stockholders today.
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Lancaster Board of Visitors Inspect Industrial Home
The Board of Visitors visited the Bays Industrial Home at Lancaster in official capacity. They observed the orderly grounds, a large dining hall serving eight hundred boys, and well maintained buildings. Attendees included Mr. Caton unable to travel, while Mrs. Rue and others arrived Tuesday night.
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Ohie
Maxender
Ming Weis
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Mr. Caton
Youthful Hunter Shot in the Ankle Reported Injury
A fragmentary note reports a youth hunter shot in the ankle. The text is garbled with unclear names and places, but mentions a shooting incident and an emergency response. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Uncle Sam and Japan Agree to Preserve China Integrity
A garbled report alleges a dispute involving Uncle Sam and Japan over China, with a violent incident at 5 Estelle Stout’s home. It mentions Miss Stott and Mrs A Chambers quarrelling with Horberger over an enlarged chair and a deadly shooting during the confrontation.
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Chicago
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Estelle Stout
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A. Chiumbers
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Hornberger
Horberger
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Mine Broul
High School Glee Club Enrollment Meeting Held
A meeting of students wanting to join the high school glee club was held after school in the auditorium. The gathering planned a business meeting next week to decide a regular schedule and elect officers. A nominating committee proposed candidates for officer roles and members pledged to contribute to the club’s future work.
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Aller Fai
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Huakilia Compton
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Beltah Steey
Mikabeth Ken
Marke Taylor
Ressie Parsis
Mildred Toya
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Weather forecast and local job updates in Coshocton area
Mercury drops to 16 degrees as cold snap grips the region. Weather predictions warn of sharp temperature shifts tonight. In local business news Walter Thompson, an insurance man, recently left a mower firm and joined Mevfonnell-Karr Drainage Co, while T Thompson remains linked to an insurance post.
Will Maintain the Status Quo Treaty Notes Made Public
Washington notes exchanged between the United States and Japan on Pacific policy were made public by the State Department. The five notes emphasize maintaining the existing status quo, equal opportunity for commerce in China, and peaceful development of Pacific trade, with mutual assurances of communication if new tensions arise. Ambassador Takahira and Secretary Root framed the declarations as reaffirming friendship and peace.
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Root
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Pacific ocean
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Menites
Two Cent Postage to Germany Rates Set
Berlin reports the United States and Germany agreed on a two cent postage rate for letters exchanged between the two nations. The settlement aims to ease mail correspondence and strengthen transatlantic communications between U S and German citizens and businesses. The move follows negotiations between postal authorities in Berlin and Washington.
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American Press Telegram
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Germany
Carnes Named Fire Captain in City Fire Department
Hoy Cece owns Thesis High Weeded capa cal Company Rear vet Hite, fire department, which will short y Nave its equipment housed in the new biking at the Adems Lum ber yard. Carnes prcceeds Chas. Walker, who has removed from the city.
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Woman Injured as Carbolic Acid Spills in Kitchen
A woman suffered burns to her fingers when carbolic acid spilled in a home. She sought medical care after the incident, which occurred in a domestic setting. Authorities warned to handle chemicals with care and to keep acids away from exposed skin.
Drilling to Begin Soon at Prensa Well Scene
The article reports imminent drilling at the Prensa Well in the Air at well area under the New Isler oil regime. Equipment is being moved to the site and drilling is expected to start within a week with hopeful oil prospects. Another well at Hindie Raa Meldowite field is also due to be drilled this afternoon, with similar expectations.
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Coshocton Chicks Enter Poultry Show at Gnaden Fair
Four coops of fancy chickens were entered today by Frank Regier, George Stewart and Willem Rowley in a poultry show at the Gnaden fair. The event runs Wednesday through Friday with judging and exhibits of prize poultry.
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Frank Regier
George Stewart
Willem Rowley
China’s Bad Emperor on the Throne
Peking reports the enthronement of Po Yi a three year old ruler as mandarins and officials from across the empire attend the ceremony. Prominent Chinese dignitaries and foreign observers are noted as present, with the event moved forward to end January.
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Middle Kingdom
Po Yi
Kwang Sen
Youn Shi Kat
Prince Ching
Chane Chih Tine
Chen Tung Liane Chang
Death near Deesden Older Resident Passes After Illness
An elderly resident near Deesden died at the family home following a period of illness. The death occurred after complications from diseases, leaving the community in mourning. The deceased was aged 77, with relatives arranged for the funeral.
Road plan to lengthen paved road blocked
A Tuesday review from a western district committee decided not to extend the existing paved road southwest from Rose beyond its current length. Residents had urged extending the route to improve westward access, but officials opted to keep the original alignment.
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