There Will Be a Coal Strike Says Mitchell
Pittsburg February 22 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers arrived from New York and told the Associated Press at noon that there will be a strike. He said he would not confer with bituminous operators and would explore trouble among Pittsburg district officers. He declined to discuss settlement or resolutions while Secretary Wilson withheld comment. He indicated a strike on April 17 is possible in both bituminous and anthracite fields.
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Pittsburg
Mitchell
United Mine Workers of Africa
New York
Associated Press
Henry
Indianapolis
Wilson
Ryan
Lybarger Pushes School Bill in Virginia Township
Representative Lybarger leads a bill to shift township school funding. It proposes a per capitation division of the school tax up to six mills for all township schools, with Adams Mills seeking extra revenue from lands inside the district. The plan aims to restore longer terms and boost outside-school proceeds.
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Lybarger
Virginia Township
Adams Mills
Will Now Fight Gambling Suits The Messis Shoemaker Case
Local figures in Dresa no Dave plan to counter gambling lawsuits with legal action. They claim meritless claims are easy marks and will defend vigorously. The note hints at lost cash and a forthcoming legal response. Immigration data shows January arrivals at 61,127, a rise from previous periods.
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Messis
Dresa No Dave
Agah
Emery Will Bequests Favor Cincinnati Charities and Ivorydale Workers
Thomas J Emery who died in Cairo Egypt this year leaves public bequests to Cincinnati groups including the Fresh Air Fund and Home for Friendless Children. He also provides $6000 for the care of aged and children by Archbishop Elder Ohio. Many Ivorydale candle works employees receive generous gifts. Vandiver accuses New York Case Insurance of bad faith for proxy fraud in a Missouri letter to its general solicitor.
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Daily Times
Middletown
Cincinnati
Elmer, Candle Company
Ivorydale
Thomas J. Emery
Cairo
Egypt
Jas
Cincinnati Fresh Air Fund
Little Sisters of the Poor
Episcopal Hospital
Mount Auburn
Avrandale
Archbishop Elder
Ohio
Vandiver
Jefferson City
State Superintendent of Insurance
New York Case Insurance’ Company
John Cladin
O § Strauss
H MacKay
Trusteca Wade
Missouri
New York
Trades Council Praises Hearst for Editorial Support
The Coshocton Trades Council voted unanimously to commend William R Hearst for timely editorials urging the eight hour day and printers’ strike support. Three new delegates joined from Roof O P, L. A 75, and Clerk's union. the next meeting in two weeks plans to form a women's label league.
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Coshocton Trades Council
William R Hearst
Verne McClintock
Arthur Mosser
Roof O P
L. A
Theodoore Agnew
Clerk's Union
Woman's Label League
Samuel Siegrist Taken Very Ill
The condition of Samuel Siegrist was given as not better this morning and he has probably commenced to mend. He was seized suddenly with hemorrhage of the hideous Monday wind for a time. It was reported his case was very critical though he has been very ill. it is stated now that he is near danger.
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Samuel Siegrist
Grief at Father's Death Shatters Rosa Marsh Mind
Rosa Marsh, 19, brought from Adams township for an inquest into her sanity after her father Julius P. Marsh died in an New York subway accident. She suffered melancholia with crisis tendencies and threats from a pursuer. The inquest, delayed by Judge Donly, was to be held that evening and she would be sent to a state hospital.
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Rosa Marsh
Adams Township
Lower
Bakersville
Julius P. Marsh
New York
Ping
Ooittons
Greens Alive After Alleged Murder Attempt in Guernsey County
Mrs Maggie Green was reported alive with little hope of recovery after an alleged assault by her husband James Green at a Mantua area home near the Muskingum line. Green allegedly attempted suicide following the attack and remains in serious condition in Cambridge. a silver tube was placed in his throat. The pair had recently married, and Green, formerly of Newark and once connected to a traveling show, is in jail awaiting further proceedings.
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Maggie Green
Jas. Green
William Culbertsop
Mantua
Jus
Muskingum
Guernsey County
Cambridge
Guernsey
Green
Gtern
Newark
Aald
Beco
Maggie Bence
Otsego
ELOPING WOMAN HAD ANOTHER SUITOR ALSO
A fragmentary account says the woman who eloped and her supposed partner may have fled to Canada to marry, while another suitor, a furniture firm employee, planned nuptials within a month and had prepared household effects.
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Lewis Strner
Lihbi Fudla
Olay
Canada
Kentucky
Fulty
Main Street
Howe
Electric Light People Buy Land Along the Canal
Browning as assignee sells a house and two acres along the Watnonding canal, previously owned by FE PD Randles. Two bidders, Gen Schaft on behalf of W. Limebaugh, bid $2250 for the property. The site is touted as a potential power plant location.
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Browning
Cal Estate
Court House
Watnonding Canal
Misalow Roseor Tt
FE PD Randles
Williams
Ees Gre Viet
Scnft
W . Limebaugh
West Lafayette Visit Looks Back After 50 Years
A West Lafayette visitor, Samuel Spangler of Aurora, revisits relatives and local figures. He discussed station improvements, including extending the platform about 160 feet and creating a new street crossing and walkway to the spur. The plan, aided by county officials, sought $200 matching funds. Separately, Bakersville Presbyterian church accepted Rev Grabler’s resignation with sorrow, noting his departure after the next presbytery meeting.
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Lafayette
Samuel Spangle
Aurora
Searsco
Lowa
Wigelns
Lehew Road
Walsh
Kipp
Pollock
Enamo
Li Ighninge
Bakersville Presbyterian Church
Grabler
Wan
Virablies
Both Houses Pass Own Salary Bills
The legislature advances salary measures for county officers and staff, detailing proposed pay scales for the auditor, clerks, and other officials. Debates note planned three year terms and a phased implementation starting September, with savings projected from reduced allowances for a 15,000 population county.
Irish Question Up in English House
Fragmented OCR text outlines debate on Irish home rule in the English House of Commons. Mentions contributions by Daly and other speakers, references to domestic policy, and parliamentary divisions. The passage is garbled with unclear phrases and partial names, but centers on constitutional questions and party alignments surrounding Ireland.
Gratitude Letter Follows Gracious Recovery at Wall Plant
A teenage worker recuperates after severe injuries at the Wall company plant. He thanks his surgeon and donors in a clearly written letter, praising the care that enabled a major recovery. The right arm shows progress, while the left remains healing.
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Alonday
Finn
Roger Love
Hati
Wall Company
Une
Roger
Cours
Oil Lake Theory Ties Knox Licking Coshocton County
A chemist suggests the oil belt under western Knox and Licking counties extends into Coshocton. He notes a large oil lake in Butler and a probable reservoir west of Windensburg in Licking with edge reservoirs near Hadensboro and Kerrville on the Knox Licking edge. He links Bladensburg and Butler losses to same belt.
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Woor
Knos-Licking
Eld
Uniman
Butler
Windensburg
Licking County
Tarna
Pstern
Coshocton County
Meee
Kerrwella
Hadensboro
Hie
Knox
Bladensburg
Rome
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