Short Public Session Sets Stage for Board Control
City council met briefly with five members present. They approved transferring local option fines to public safety funds and raising market spaces to ten cents. First readings on ALE Water bonds and other measures were noted, while several ordinances saw discussion but little action. The session touched street and sidewalk maintenance, snow removal, and vendor issues, ending with adjournment.
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Public Safety Funds
Board of Public Safety
Atdindnes
Bram Das
S Streth Street
Snow Damage Hurts Telegraph Wires Between Dennison and Newark
Snow disrupted telegraph service between Dennison and Newark as heavy precipitation caused serious damage to lines. Repairs are being made as quickly as possible.
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Dennison
Newark
Robbers Torture Three Old Persons Near Jeanette
Six masked robbers entered the isolated farm home of Solatmon Loughe near Jeanette Pennsylvania. They gagged the 80 year old man and his two elderly sisters then burned his limbs with matches to force disclosure of hidden money. They found 1400 dollars in cash and escaped during a driving snowstorm.
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Wbich
Fair board carries fine report ten
Columbus report details a fair board action, outlining fines imposed and procedural notes. The document references multiple figures and outcomes from the fair board meeting, with limited legible names and dates. Further readable facts include fines assessed and procedural considerations discussed during the session.
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Fair Board
Green Reelected President of Ohio Coal Miners
A Columbus telegram reports the unanimous reelection of W H Green of Coshocton to a fourth term as president of the Ohio Coal Miners. Secretary Savage is also reelected, while the vice presidency race with D H Sullivan remains uncounted. A City Hall auction booth was destroyed in a sewer incident and a new stationary boiler began service at the county infirmary.
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The
Times
Columbus
W HH Green
Coshocton
Ohio Coal Miners
Savage
D HH Sullivan
Former Supervisor of Music Dies in the West
Miss Anna Allen, former supervisor of music in Coshocton schools, died in Seattle Washington on Monday January 11 after recently moving from Coshocton. The death was announced Wednesday and no further details have been released.
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Carle Hunt
Anna Allen
Kone Vorta
Coshocton
Peoria
Seattle Wash
William Brown Tapped for York Central Senate Leadership
William Brown rises to presiding role amid York Central affairs as he assumes chairmanships on major senate committees. The report describes his ascent through internal party and regional leadership, noting a focus on transit and road administration as key posts.
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New
York Central
Big Senate
Jury to Try Dresden Bankers Named in Indictments
A federal trial will hear charges against Dresden National Bank executives and related figures. Littick declares innocence of conspiracy but admits guilt by following superiors. The case, linked to the Kapner family and Dresden Bank, proceeds with a jury selected despite scheduling pauses for medical and procedural matters.
Gamertsfelder Woman Managed at Sands Hotel Wal Heading Aid
Mrs Nettie Gamertsfelder has been ill at the Sands hotel in Wal headed for the past several weeks seeking assistance and care from local services.
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Nettie Gamertsfelder
Sands Hotel
Wal
Harvard Names Abbott Lawrence Lowell President
Abbott Lawrence Lowell was elected president of Harvard University succeeding Charles Eliot Lowell as professor of Science of Government. The announcement appeared in the American Press Telegram from Boston dated January 13.
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Boston
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Prespent
Charles Elliot Lowell
Sleet Storm On The Way Impacts Rail And Power Lines
The weatherman warns of continued heavy snowfall with little relief through Wednesday into Thursday. A 4 PM bulletin forecasts a sleet storm arriving Thursday morning, raising fears of disruptions to rail lines and power operations as crews brace for further travel and service issues.
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Rhone Companies
Raitracd
Plan for early adjournment in state legislature
Following committee announcements both houses prepared for an early adjournment with Governor Harmon unlikely to object. If carried out, recess today until Feb 3 and adjournment on Feb 19 could limit emergency legislation. A committee led by Mathers Duvall Huffman Ervin Ritter Winters briefed Harmon who signaled possible acquiescence. Continuous session prospects hinge on budget and appointments.
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Columbus
House
Wml
Senate Republich
Harmon
Mathers
Duvall
Huffman
Ervin Ritter
Winters
Senate
Thorne Parker
Gree
Rathi
Runaway Sleigh Figures In A Mysterious Incident
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a local news item about a runaway sleigh incident. Names, places, and precise details are unreadable, but the report hints at a carriage or sleigh event and possible injuries or reactions from bystanders. The readable fragments indicate a transportation mishap with a rural or small-town setting.
Heavy Fog Creates Firelike Town Illusion
A fog enshrouded city produced a dramatic illusion of flames and disaster. Weather notes say Tuesday night was the coldest of the season with a 4 above zero minimum by Wednesday morning, while prior thermometers showed lower readings in planned cold snaps.
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Tom Page
Harmon Protests Senate Appointments in Ohio Pivot
Harmon in a formal message to the Ohio Senate asks them to reconsider recent confirmations of Governor Harris' appointees. The protest signals possible drastic future actions, though framed as a challenge to the confirmation process rather than immediate execution. Politicians expect Harmon to act, with talk of potential removals dependent on forthcoming moves.
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Columbus
Overpor Harmon
Senate
Naly
Harrie Hla
Harris
Politiciama
Senate committee votes stall on appointments amid party split
Supporters of Supater Baker faced obligations to George Bo Cox as Senator Duval urged postponement of action on confirming committees. The effort failed, as did a minority report from Senator Wendelson proposing Rathburn as finance chair. Votes showed a party split with Democrats and some Republicans opposing. final confirmations remained unsettled as eight senators abstained or voted against.
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Ofport
Supater Baker
George Bo Cox
Duval
Committee On Committees
Wendelson
Cusahoga
Rathburn
Tuttle
Franklin County
Tod
Mahoning County
Mito Taker
Alydof Stone
Cory Dean
Gillett
Huffman Meer Mooney
Shatter Thompson
Pader
Baber Crawford Johnson
Kuhl Laws
Wather
Patterson
Fiere
Beatty Duvy Mathers Mendelson
Phase Rithinun Tod
Willams
Hardware Insurance Meeting Notes and Officials List
Fragmented OCR yields a meeting record from an insurance company. It references officers like a president and treasurer, plus attendees and potential locations. Names and places are garbled, but it centers on a corporate gathering and administrative duties.
Schott and Mahaffey on Committees
Schott and Mahaffey are named to public work and committee roles in the local government note. The article lists their positions and mentions related civic duties and ongoing projects in the town.
Championship Shoot in Roscoe
A championship pistol shoot event in Roscoe featured top marksmen competing for honors. Participants included noted shooters Roby Gun and Totnderman, each displaying strength with one handed slats as the crowd watched the night event unfold.
Three Numbers Upon Tiverton Lecture Course
A decime course has been arranged by the Tiverton committee with three lectures. The first by Prof Taeft of Columbus on February 4. The second by Prof McNutt of Columbus on Merchath. The event is hosted with the Wales Concert Co involvement.
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Tiverton
Tiscipte Chitteh
Hest
Wales Concert Co. Ololumbus Fin
Taeft
Columbus
McNutt
Cohumbus Merchath
Arteed Horse Sale Leads Warsaw Buyers to Newark
Warsaw buyers Jas Clark Geo Nocker and Greg Miller traveled to Newark to bid on horse sale lots from Col Crawford as they intend to purchase several pieces amid unclear phrases and damaged OCR text.
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Jas Clark
Geo Nocker
Greg Miller
Warsaw Vieibles
Newark
Col. Crawford
Iit
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