JAIL SENTENCES FOR LABOR LEADERS Gompers Mitchell Morrison
Washington reports that in the Bucks Stove and Range case against AFL leaders, Judge Wright sentenced Samuel Gompers to 12 months, James Mitchell to nine months, and Secretary Morrison to six months. Pending appeal to the Federal Court of Appeals, all were released on bond. The contempt action stems from alleged boycotts and listing Bucks Stove as unfair, tied to Judge Goult’s mandamus.
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WASHINGTON
FEDERAL COURT OF APPEALS
GOMPERS
MITCHELL
MORRISON
Bucks Stove and Range company
American Federation of Labor
Justice Wright
supreme court of the District of Columbia
Gompera
Goult
Salvation Army Budget Details Past Year Efforts
Adjmant and Mr. John F Newcomb distribute a bulletin on the Salvation Army corps work. More than seven hundred services held with over one hundred converts, plus Christmas aid to fifty eight families. The financial report shows liabilities and appeal at 1632.19 with multiple donors and annual pledges noted.
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Adjmant
John F. Newcomb
Salvation Army corps
Pennsy Introduces No 7 Stop to Coshocton Christmas Gift
The Pennsylvania Railroad confirms No 7 will stop at Coshocton as of Tuesday, adding a convenient passenger stop on the New York to St Louis route. No significant schedule changes accompany the new stop, with No 7 due Coshocton at 8 05 am and continuing to St Louis the following night.
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Pennsy
Coshocton
Bonebrake
Webner
New York
St. Lous
t. Loula
Bids Open for Claw Plant Construction Ahead of Jan 5
Bids for the Claw plant construction will close Tuesday January 5. Leading national contractors are submitting bids and work will commence promptly after contract award.
Newspaperman Likely Named Deputy to Probate Judge
A trusted source says Frank Ashman may appoint BE Compton as his deputy to the probate court. Compton, city editor of the Republican, has legal training and strong qualifyings. Ashman begins February and plans Compton to delay starting until summer. Joseph Johnston to remain briefly to aid transition. Floyd Adem is reported to succeed Compton in his current role.
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Waite
Frank Ashman
Comypton
J. M Compton
Republican
Compton
Ashwan
Joseph Johnston
reelme
Ashman
the Times
Ttie
Floyd Adem
Coshocton Christmas Observances And Closures
Coshocton marks Christmas with post office hours 7 A.M. to 9 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. to 5 P.M. Public services close including banks and libraries while the R F D mail carters make a morning delivery. Polo turnout at the rink and local performances proceed as planned.
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R. FP. D. carves
devery
Zancavile
Coshocton
Keyes Sisters Stock Company
Sixth Street
real
Forbes’ bell
Court House
Sacred] Heart church
Almost a Nonagenarian Walks Miles on Frozen Roads
Don Shaffer, nearly 90, wandered eighteen miles with no food, was found six miles from town and brought to City Hall in a near frozen condition. He claimed to serve four years in the Civil War with the 38th Ohio and to be headed to Day ton Soldier home, with Chicago relatives, before receiving a Newark-bound ticket from authorities.
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Don Shaffer
haffer
Shaffe
Dayton
h e
Ohio
battle of
Bull Run
Shaffer
Chicago
Newark
Gray Mule Entangles a Gun Toter in Law Meshes
Vernon Rameey was found intoxicated in Wolfe alley about eight o'clock Tuesday night. Laird took him to the station in a wheelbarrow. Ramsey later claimed white line or gray mine caused his intoxication and said Italians on the rail gave it to him. He faced carrying concealed weapons charges related to a revolver found on him.
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Laird
Vernon Rameey
Wolfe alley
Coshocton
Ramsey
Horse Scare In Paper Delivery Incident
A fragmented report describes a horse delivering mail that bolted after noon on Wednesday striking a passerby near Second and Matin streets. The horse collided with a wagon and caused minor damage.
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C. Milégan
ram
Second
Young girl victim linked to December incident
Walter Kanuckel, aged unknown, is under $1000 bond to appear before Mayor Hamilton Tuesday Jan 5 to answer to a charge connected with a reported incident involving a fifteen year old Hulda Clark. The parties are described as heavily dependent on others and the alleged crime is said to have occurred December 11. Kanuckel was jailed at Netie and later released on $1000 bond.
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Walter Kanuckel
Hamilton
Jen
torson
Hulda Clark
Nelie
Eloped as a sixteen year old seeks divorce in Kentucky
Helen Haslett, who married Jota Haslett at Covington Kentucky in June 1907 when she was sixteen, petitions for divorce alleging extreme cruelty and abandonment. She asks restoration of maiden name and alimony, claiming mistreatment and lack of support since 1908 to present and that he forced her from home.
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laure
Helen
Jota Haslett
Covington, Ky
eihteen
Tie wa
R. M. Eckles
In Arms Because Not All Owners Have Waived Appropriation
The city introduces an ordinance for the first half of 1909 that would appoint a Market Master, signaling tighter municipal control over market operations as some property owners have not waived certain rights.
Pith of Council Proceedings and Budget Proposals
City council discusses appropriation of 39 558 for six month outlay and a 16 000 bond for a new distributary water system. Auction and market ordinances are debated, paving waivers tied to North Fifteenth Street, and a market master may be appointed.
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Stacy
Clair
Robertson
Fleming
Hanlon
Temple
Caldwell
Hamilton
North Fifteenth street
coumlleal
Hugues Fisher
aMdde
St Chir
WE Hames
Chet
la ax
CHy
Fisher
Board of Public
aer Wce
coubell
Sportalsisaton
Thosdav
Bee
Mayor and Police Break Up Young Loafer Gang
The mayor and police disrupted a youths gang tied to disturbances near Taber theater and pole rink. Two teens were caught after hiding in a shed. Tiny Chainmed, 17, appeared before the mayor and was released after a city prison stay.
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Taber
atkins
OMeor
Wagoner
vealiy
Kusay
wrest
pobige
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