J W Wensel Chosen as Humane Officer
The Humane society appointed J. W. Wensel as humane officer after board discussions. He replaces Jackson and begins duties at once, bringing long local ties and prior teaching work in Coshocton county. City, county officials and the public support his appointment and aim to broaden the society’s outreach.
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Humane Society of
Justice Staats
Jackson
J. W.clark
Smith
Clark
Donley
Vine
Appo Net
J. W. Vensel
Vensel
Coshocton
Board of County Commissioners
Humane Society
Outhwaite Dies Noted Democratic Leader at 65
Joseph H. Outhwaite former Ohio congressman dies at his Columbus home from pneumonia after a brief illness he celebrated his sixty fifth birthday recently. He served 1886 to 1896 chaired Pacific railroads and military affairs committees led the Gold Democratic movement in 1896 and backed Palmer and Buckner. After Congress he stayed on the fortifications board five years and for two years headed Ohio State University Law School.
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American Press Telegram
Columbus
Joseph H. Outhwaite
Ohio
Congress
Charman
Thief Burglars Roscoe Home Of Andrew Denny At 1 A M
A Roscoe resident, Andrew Denny, reported a burglary at about 1 a.m. The intruder entered via the cellar, grabbed home canned food and $9.50 in wages, then fled through a pantry window after being detected by the family dog and Mrs. Denny. No clue or suspects are identified, though local parties are suspected.
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Andrew Denny
Roscoe
Denny
Republicans Being Corralled For The Branding Process
Columbus dispatch describes Ohio Republican infighting as Taft and Foraker factions maneuver for control ahead of a state convention. The piece mocks party leaders while urging Democrats to watch and expose wary politicians, suggesting branding as metaphor for accountability.
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Thig
A& Sdon
Quay
Hanna
Platt
Rosa Cox
Theodore ‘the Great
10000 Christians to be given new homes in South America
A Spokane based plan named Cooperative Colonization Glory aims to relocate 19000 Christians from across the United States and Alaska to lands in South America. Liberty Mission pastor Jona Hommel says the project, backed by church leaders, will establish Christian cooperative communities aligned with gospel tenets and free Christian purpose. The venture is supported by influential local ministers and expects broad industrial and social benefits.
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Wash
Oilara
Cooperative Colonization
Spokane
Jona Hommel
Liberty Mission
United States
South America
Hummel
Liberty Minsion
Weday
Layland and Area Note Local Family News
Layland couple from Orrville host relatives here while Erick Portune welcomes twin boys. William Randles to relocate with family to Wayne county this week. Burley Layland and family visit friends here. Salon Evangelical church hosts meeting led by Rev. Smithson. Moving picture event held at the schoolhouse Friday. Charles Muller of Wooster visits here. The Layland and Stone Co. shuts down for two weeks as seven section men are laid off.
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Layland
Perry Layland
Orrville
Erick Portune
Twi Boye
Wm. Randles
Wayne County
Burley Layland
Salon Evangelical
Smithson
Charles Muller
Wooster
Layland and and Stone Co
Spinal meningitis takes young life in Adams Mills
Donald the four year old son of Mr and Mrs Winmart died at eight o'clock Monday morning at their home in Adams Mills from spinal meningitis following a severe cold. He had previously suffered diphtheria during an Adams Mills epidemic and antitoxin left him crippled. Survived by seven sisters Margaret Grace Blanche Ruth Leone Mary and Mable and three brothers Robert John and Frank. one brother Karl died in June of diphtheria.
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Donald the Tittle
Iden
Dresden
Donald
Margaret
Grace
Blanche
Ruth
Leone
Mary
Mable
Robert
John
Frank
Karl
Bakersville Busy at Christmas Time
Bakersville region reports a festive spell with neighbors visiting relatives and planning holiday events. Local marriages, farm sales, and health updates mix with community happenings including oyster supper, travel between towns, and church Christmas programs.
Dec 10 social notes from Trunway district
Trunway and nearby towns report guests and visits. Reoa McFarland hosts George Miller of Gooperdale. A T Bell traveled to Zaneaville on business. Henry Croy visited Newark to see his ailing nephew George Croy. Mira Rachel Smith recovers enough to visit old friends. A birth is noted for Calvin McCoy Bon. John Wright of New Moscon and his wife attend Tabitha McParland’s gathering. Local farmers discuss taxes as they head to the county fair.
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Bakersville
Clifford Dreher
Aurora
Jeanie Chantz
Grangers
Ivy Leech
Freano
Cashocton
John Hothen
Henry Schlarp
Henry Beberwine
Hawk
Lewis Bahmer
Lewis Dreber
Newcomerstown
Dr. Lower
Hutter
Coshocton
M A.lohurch
The
Presbyterian Church
Trunway
Mras
George Miller
Gooperdale
Reoa McFarland
T_ Bell
Zaneaville
Henry Croy
Newark
George Croy
Mira Rachel Smith
Calvin McCoy - Bon
John Wright
New Moscon
Tabitha McParland
Oliva
Wealtha Anderson
Teneo Hill
Puedes
Chas
Kimtte
Old Saldter
Tag Eek
Newspapers raise prices across the nation
The ice is broken as publishers nationwide push up costs to cover white paper. The Western Publisher’s December issue notes over 100 weeklies raising subscriptions from $1 to 1.25 or 1.50 yearly. Perth Amboy News and Chronicle adds two cents per top. Joliet papers lift from five to ten cents weekly. Pittsburg Gazette Times plans a two cent rise on December 2. Local papers have not yet adjusted prices.
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News and Chronicle
Perth Amboy
N. J
Joliet
Pittsburg Gazette Times
Ediltor
Warmest Sunday for December across Coshocton area
The area enjoyed an unusually warm Sunday with sunshine and light breezes. Coshocton led a regional pleasant spell, as the Columbus weather bureau reported Sunday as the warmest December day in its records aside from two exceptions, peaking at 67 degrees, 22 above normal.
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Coshocton
Mississippi Valley
Coust
Columbus
Isleta's Personal Happenings
Isleta's Personal Happenings lists visits and local movements on a December Saturday and Sunday. Harry Kenner and daughter Janie of Plainfield visited on business. John Baker of Linton Mills called on John Weasel and family. Bartley Smith moved his saw mill to the Lervengood farm.
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Isleta
Harry Kenner
Janie
Plainfield
John Baker
Linton Mills
John Weasel
Bartley Smith
Lervengood Farm
John Orrin
Freano
Ira Altringham
Slater
Tom Baker
White Eyes
Calvin Smith
Coshoet
Suale
Suale (Simarons
Otsexo
John Stewart Nathan Kinner
West Lafayette
Nettle Ethel
Florence Bartlett
David Layman
Guy and
Verra Baker
Charley Ven- Bel
Ananias Amons
Newcomerstown
Theodore Smith
Knee Injury From Quick Dodge On Main Street
Warner Bradford sustained a knee injury while dodging a wreck on Main Street this morning. He was driving a rig for W Retgler Bros when Porter Mitchell's wagon followed closely and forced a sharp turn near the Criterion restaurant. Bradford leaped to avoid the wheel and suffered a slight dislocation before regaining the pace.
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Warner Bradford
Main Street
Bradford
Retgler Bros
Porter Mitchell
Criterion
Mredford Ankenly
Mitchell
Foraker's Letter Shakes Taft Camp In Ohio Outlook
Columbus Ohio December 11 The formal entry of Senator Joseph B Foraker into the presidential race unsettles Taft supporters who feared only a lone Ohio candidate The Foraker letter accepting the party endorsement confirms his candidacy and outlines views on tariff rate bills and protectionists The result signals a likely split delegation and a fierce county by county campaign with renewed calls for direct primaries and renewed party control.
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Columbus
Joseph B. Foraker
League of Republican Clubs
Taft
Ohio
Foraker
Conrad J. Mattern
Dayton
Republican League
League
Benavi Taft
Mediciaries
Ueket
Tata
Minor Charged After Liquor Sale in Mayer’s Court
A court warrant in Mayer’s court charges a minor with selling liquor. The document names E. Slaughter of South Green Street as involved in the investigation.
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Mayer's Court
E. Slaughter
Seuwth
Ieee
Saloon Operator Pleads Not Guilty in Hickory Street Case
Dan Lewis, years old, who runs a saloon on Hickory Street, appeared in the Mayor's court and pleaded not guilty. He claims he did not sell liquor to the boy. if any was obtained there, the bartender did it. The case was continued to 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. Roy Andrawa, present with the Slaughter boy, was later injured leaping from a moving freight train while intoxicated and is under doctor care.
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Dan Lewis
Hickory Etreat
Lewis
Hoy
City
Williamen
Roy Andrawa
Helo
Runaway horse shatters plate glass window
A horse roaming down Min street around two this afternoon threw a shoe at the King grocery glass front. The heavy iron shoe struck the plate glass and broke it badly, though the incident remained otherwise harmless.
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Min Street
King Grocery
Blissfield Case Opens With New Humane Offer
Blissfield mayor signed the commission of J. W. Vensel as humane officer and he began duties this morning. Vensel and Jathson found their presence unnecessary upon arrival. A railroad worker, in a periodical spree, threatened his wife and children, who left the house. they later reconciled. He earns $55 a month, and the irregularities around the family remain legally unsettled.
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J. W. Wensel
Outhwaite
Buckeye
State Central Committee
Roosevelt
White House
Weather Bureau
Isleta's
the Ransom Dry Goods. Co
Ransom's
Jes
Ransom’s
Blissfield
Woliet
Mr & Wartainty
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