Labor Case Decision Echoes Gompers Sentencing Critique
A long critical column argues the Wright court sentence against Samuel Gompers and others reveals a partisan clash over labor rights and antitrust policy. It frames labor as essential to industry and condemns judicial overreach while warning of wealth influence. The piece rails at Republican policy and calls for reform in governance and regulation.
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Willis J. Abbot
Se Jong
Jong
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Justice Wright
District of Columbia
Gompers
Prbtic
Fouche Te Ie
Rick
Steve Sid Tansee Gompers
Mitchel
Morrison
Gourta
Wright
Ftig
Supreme Court
Tom
United States
Inbor
Koors
Wall Street
Crisia
Jade
Republican Party
Bar of
Qsie
Flarkman
Gomorta
Adams To Farmers Plowing The Ground In Spring
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Adams To and farmers plowing to prepare soil for spring planting. Mentions ground reading and unprecedented trust in the process and names such as Trevor and Astin appear amid garbled phrases.
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Adams
Chong
Tom Hays
Trevor
Astin
Gonesville Boy Signally Honored
Coshocton county lad James W. Cone son of the founder of Conesyile has been honored in the state of adoption. He traveled with his father to South Dakota in search of a new home, helped establish a community, and rose to be a prominent public servant. He has served as clerk of the law for four consecutive terms and was reelected with unanimous votes from both parties, reflecting broad popularity and efficiency.
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Coshocton County
James W. Cone
Conesyile
South Dakota
Wwe
Cone
Boys Win the Shilt Rat Hunt Local Pageant Recap
The article describes a chaotic rural pageant with weathered names and scattered events. It mentions Chili Ban andPhe Laiddees Nidsoe Piers, a sick participant, a Saturday gathering, and a court figure Dr Shumaker. The piece notes Mrs. Miller and Edagar Miller with workhouse grape juice, and a clemency petition to Squire Mo We Wine toer concerning Newark boys granted parole consideration.
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Chili Ban
Jenguals Gareria
Lane
Amd
Shtuaiher
Gareabion
Shumaker
Tim Cyster
Wilma Way
Christ Rulsed
Cleveland
Crile Bomeht
Sees Mother Grow Young With Electric Bitters
Mrs W da Gilpatrick of Lanforth Me credits Electric Bitters with reversing her mother’s 20 years of dyspepsia and misery past age 70. The testimonial claims drastic improvements in digestion sleep strength and appetite and notes availability at local stores KR Andersons Cosherton and Ferguson's Roscoe.
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Sorat
Anderson
Congress Delays on Pet Measures and Public Affairs
Article reports Congress stalls on pet measures and other bills, with lawmakers facing pressure from constituents. Maryland court system strain noted, plus debate over pardons for corporation leaders and a costly meat inspection program. Details include statements from officials and the impact on districts, judges, and federal proceedings.
Tax Maps Start County Surveyor Beck Promises Quick Completion
The county tax map compilation began Thursday morning under County Surveyor Beck who expects a rapid finish. The article notes related property and sale issues in Coshocton, mentions delinquent land contests and a city boundary shift involving Seventh Street, Main and Chestnut. It also includes an advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and a brief philosophical reference to Melanchthon.
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Beck
Yue
Goth
Paton Wits Coimme
Teace
Ated
Coshocton
RL Main
Chestnut Street
Bheventh
Little Child Passes Away In Sad Loss
A bereaved notice records the death of a young child, born on a day in Motchoy taernitg. The piece laments the family’s sorrow and speaks of the child’s gentle transfer to heaven, promising the Savior’s care and the flower’s remembrance in eternity. The parents Mi and Mes are named yet the message centers on comfort and faith.
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C. G. Smalles
Cotesville
Shea. Ob CO
Officers Elected at Meeting Tri County Farmers Institute
The closing session elected officers: President Joseph I Meyers Wee president dC Mikesell Secretary Poo Mckee Treasurer Willi Matthews. Local notes document this selection and list additional context from the Tri County Farmers Institute gathering.
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Tri-County Farmers’ Institute
Wd. Culbertson
Joseph I. Meyers
Wee
Dc Mikesell
Poo
Mckee
Willi Matthews
Fragmented obituary honors William Himebaugh Sr.
The piece memorializes William Himebaugh Sr. noting his long life of activity and reading, his calm philosophy, jokes, and devotion to learning. Funeral services were held Friday at his home, with eulogies by Dr. William Flumt and Dr. Stokely Misher, and two selections sung by Miss Mary Gage Mouniey before burial at South Lawn Cemetery.
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Himebiugh
William Flumt
Stokely Misher
William Himebaugh Sr
Blakon
W. A. Mumebuagh
Mary Gage Mouniey
Ambrose
South Lawn
LocalReport of a Big Blacksnake Incident
A scrambled clipping describes an event where a person named Luke UbUT appears in garbled text. The report mentions someone resting, a snake, and a length around eighteen inches. Odd phrases about water, week, and grounds suggest a rural or rough setting and a basic note of a confrontation with a large snake.
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Luke Ubut
Alory
Killie
Syed Uber
Coshocton Mourns Death of Longtime Resident William Himebaugh
Coshocton mourns the death of William Himebaugh Sr a longtime county resident nearing seventy years in the area. He died Wednesday evening at six after a prolonged illness from a stroke New Year’s morning. Himebaugh served as a county official and was active in the union, with roots tracing to White Eyes and Fresno before moving to Coshocton in 1893.
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Coshocton
William Himebaugh Sr
Willhim Hillehaugh
Milton
Vicksburg
Jess
Od Wallan Ji
Himehaugh
Washington County
CHM
Alexander Place
Fresno
Rgd
Tnt
Himebaush
Tl 8
Crawford
Riskn
Kolauie
Hiolden
Freece Rebounds, Recovers After Illness in Mohawk Village
W L Freece is recovering from a severe illness with neighbors aiding in his care. The community shares sympathy as church revival meetings continue at Wesley Chapel. Several locals and visitors, including families from Coshocton and Crooksville, were noted in the period's social updates.
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