Mausoleum plan for Coshocton bids to ease burial fears
Shelby Mausoleum Company delegates D M Byrne and Ray Shriver promote stone and marble crypt mausoleums in Coshocton. 250-crypt structures hermetically seal coffins, returning to ancient burial methods. Local interest grows, with purchase possible within weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby Mausoleum Co
Coshocton
D. M. Byrne
Ray Shriver
Ashland county
Shelby
Richland county
Devastation in Sicily and Italy as earthquake toll climbs
Reports from Palermo and Rome describe near hundred thousand dead or homeless as tremors devastate Messina, Reggio, and surrounding towns. King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Sofia visit ruins as fires and aftershocks worsen conditions. ships rush aid and survivors crowd streets seeking shelter.
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Palermo
Ricily
heta
Reggo
Bagunera
Julna
citiae
Rome
Victor
Mensina
ald
Lamma Case to Circuit Court After Denial in Common Pleas
J. C. Adams attorney for Dan Lamma files a motion in common pleas court to permit filing of petition in error. Court action planned as Ceshoctan meeting set for May 11 with Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
common pleas
eauri J.C
Will Drill for Oil at Isleta
Will commence drilling on the second well on the Hugh Jones farm next week. The project involves contractor Gam Bel in the Isleta area as preparations continue and the team targets early completion. Nearby residents and visitors are noted in holiday movements across North Bend Otsego and Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isleta
Libbie Babeork
North Bend
Mach Daugherty
Ralph Leighninger
Newcomertown
Kinda Leighninger
Garnon Simmons
Beukah
Robert Brannon
Otsego
John Eckeberry
Lou Sergeant
David Fletcher
William Smith
Guernsey county
George Loos
John Uren
slater Esher
Frank Enterson
belo Orange
William Weltringham
White Eye
Calvin Smith
Chas
Sinki returme
White
Gam Bel
In Teta Of
Goa Co
Hugh Jones
fem
Appeal for Red Cross aid for Italian sufferers urged
FR. O. Hutchins of Columbus issues appeal for Ohio Red Cross to raise funds for Italy relief. He acts as secretary for the state chapter and responds to C. L. Magee of the national organization seeking aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, O
FR. O. Hutchins
Columbus
Ohio
National Red Cross
Italy
C. L. Magee
national organization
Courts Speer Brings In An Abundance Of New Business
Docket activity in Cee'ceton county rises as October filings show 62 new cases and weekly adds, signaling faster justice. Judge Wergandt to arrive February with anticipated improved dispatch. Nicholas leaves Thursday for Wayne county to open court next week.
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COURTS SPEER
Cee'ceton
dudate St Nichoas
I. stein
te lea
Wergandt
Imige Nicholas
Wayne county
Grafters Ruef Gets 14 Years
Abraham Ruef former San Francisco political boss was sentenced to 14 years in San Quentin for bribing a Schmitz board of supervisors member in the award of an overhead trolley franchise to United Railroads. Judge Willian P Lawler pronounced the sentence.
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American Press Telegram
San Fratersed
Abraham Ruef
San Francisco
San Quentin
Willian P. Lawler
TRuefs
Schmitz board of supervisors
United Railroads
Destruction of Fish At Wills Creek Reports
Report from Coshocton via George Bock Sr. describes hundreds of dead fish tied to a pole in Plainfield near Wills Creek. Cause attributed to galvanizing mills at Cambridge. officials warned mills to halt operations during low water, urging strict enforcement of prior regulations to protect fresh water streams feeding Wills Creek.
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AGID
CAMBRIDGE MILLS
Rosing
Plainfeld
Wide Creek
shire
Coshocton
George Bock
Plainfield
Boch
Wills Creek
Carr
tia
Canbridge
Inds
Chalfant youths home from school for holidays
The dispatch lists numerous residents and visitors in Theasants area during Christmas week. Haxel Smatles and Eamund of Newark visit sister Mrs. Lewis Gibson. Vance Croy hosts reception with J. F. Dickerson. Minnie M. Dickerson returns from Knoxville. families from Newark Trinway Zanesville Coshocton and Warsaw are mentioned among gatherings and travel plans.
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Wakatomika
Onas
Garrett
Cincinnati
Minnie
Laura Bonham
Coshocton
Howell
Chas, Frazier
Frazenburg
Harry Reddick
Newark
Zona Howell
Nella Huff
pedro
Heft
Qu. F. McCommells
Mamnetic Springs
J. F. Dickerton
Christias
Wilt and
McConnell
Fragmentary Note Mentions Visits and Health Concerns
A garbled OCR fragment references visitors from Delaware and New Jersey, a grandfather named S C Neods, and a person with a severe cough described as OX of Trias. It hints at family connections, travel to Cleveland Norte, and local social notes, with scattered names like Norris, Croneh, and Margaret Cres.
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Suinday
Ms Uk
M. Croneh
dieherson
Cuevediand
Norte
Vere Norris
Newiath
Nhs
S.C Neods
Delaware
tittarty
Tety
leeds
Trias
Margaret Cres
Harmon Won't Ride a Horse at Inaugural Parade
Columbus, Ohio report notes Governor elect Harmon changed plans and will ride in a carriage with Andrew Ll. Harris at the inaugural parade. He cites precedent since the Civil War and says riding in carriage respects Governor Harris. In court Willis Yourstas sues Jb W. Cassinghim to recover $100 for alleged services including care for a woman in the months March to July 1908.
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Columbus, co
Dee
leet
vadson Harmon
Andrew Ll. Harris
Harmon
hare
Harris
Willis Yourstas
Jb W. Cassinghim
Ladie J. charpat
derenood
American consul among Messina quake victims and relief efforts
A state department dispatch from Stuart Lupton reports the Messina earthquake devastation. The American consul and his wife are believed dead, with Captain Gale possibly among those saved. A British warship heads to Messina to aid rescue efforts. Arthur Cheney, a Te Mnois native, had been appointed consul to Messina from Connecticut in 1907. Stuart Lupton, Tennessee native, recently arrived as vice and deputy consul at Messina, succeeding H. Petree.
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Washi Com Dee silat Artie BoC
Agiedenn
Mesajoa
Stelly
state department
Stuart Lupton
Measina
Malta
Maltese Islands
Iran
Messina
William Vs. Gate
Gale
reneer ArthurS Cheney
Te Mnois
Connecticut
Tennessee
Mocasina
H. Petree
ftalhin
Earthquake Devastates Southern Italy with Massive Casualties
Reports from Rome describe a sweeping catastrophe across Messina, Reggio, and Calabrian towns after a powerful quake. Death tolls are uncertain but ranges from thousands to tens of thousands in Menania, Remaio, Palm, Casnano, Bosenta, and Bagnara as communications collapse and many villages are wiped out.
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Palermo
straits of
Moenwina
atepics
Hane
gad
Messina
Sicily
Reggio
Italy
Rome
nea
Menania
Remaio
Ita
Death toll rises to fifty in Bluefields coal mine disaster
Ennis West Virginia December 30 The coal mining disaster at Bluefields yesterday widens with estimates placing the death toll at fifty. Twelve bodies have been recovered from the mine after the gas explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
W Va
Bluefields
Miller Named Coshocton Agent for Prudential
Ira Miller, formerly deputy sheriff, was notified Wednesday of his appointment as Coshocton agent for the Prudential Insurance Co. He takes charge of the company office in the Frew Building on Monday, Jan. 4, succeeding William Crane, recently promoted to special agent. Miller is described as popular and estimable, with a capable staff ready for the new duties.
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Ira Miller
ioc Ueprer
Coshocton
Prudential Insurance Co
satcoming
Wm. Crane
Mr. Miller
clarge
conmeny
Frew
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Coshordton county
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Folin Mitchell
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Gompern
Mitchell
Morrison
Gromean
supreme courto
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GOMPERS
AMEXIC
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Rusti
Sieliy
Omeork Giooinen
Joxene Staaving
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Messnia
deelte
Mount Etna
Mount Fitna
alabrin
King
Washington, bee
Roosevelt
attite department
Victor Mimimanuet
amd
Lamma
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