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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1907

Page

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Council in Brief schedules Sunday closing law and street work

City council met in a busy hour long session approving enforcement of the Sunday labor ordinance and electing to issue official orders. Plans were advanced for condemnation of property to open Eleventh street and for new sewers on Hamilton Wicon and Trimington avenues with related petitions. An asphalt plant for city use was discussed and a proposal to move arc lighting west of Novelty was reviewed. Naughty pictures were suppressed in one saloon and Sunday closing measures were debated with no final action.

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City Council Seeks State Law Enforcement on Sunday Closures

The council acknowledges no power to enforce city laws but asks the mayor to enforce state Sunday laws and close places conducting nonessential business in violation. Wisenburg presided. Fleming St. Olivir Temple and others echoed support. Mayor Simita affirmed favoring observance and police to notify dealers to stay closed. Continued on Page Five.

Simita Comte Umiter

Unclear OCR Capture of Bank Deposit Case

Fragmentary text suggests a state official or bank depositor matter with county and government references. The readable items do not form a complete event, names, dates, or locations, making precise summary impractical from the fragment.

Setters Bound for Kennels for Combat Season Training

William Valentine, manager of Avon Regneds, today received six fine setters bound for kennels for maintenance aid training for the combat season. The animals were conveyed from Has man to the Kenneds.

Wiliam Valentine Fisam Scottidarke Hasman

New Member Elected at Federal Labor Union Meeting

At the Wednesday session of the Federal Labor Union one new member Janes Seils was elected. Attendance was fair, so the election of officers was deferred for two weeks.

Federal Labor Union Janes Seils

Funeral of Mrs Lee Shohl Set for Thursday

Funeral services for Mrs. Lee Shohl will be held at two o'clock on Thursday at the home of James Hay on Orange Street. Local notices indicate community concerns and a forthcoming inquiry into alleged cruelty to a horse with police involvement.

Lee Shohl Fernooy James Hay Orange Street

Depew Recalls Recovery and Railroading Reforms

Senator Chauncey Depew spoke at the Waldorf Astoria dinner noting rumors of his recovery eased patients and fans. He urged strict state and federal supervision of major railroads while praising their national impact and urging prudent governance.

New York Chauncer Waldortstor Hotel India Depew Bo O Charles Ib Cin Hilling Tver

Unclear OCR Report on Tree Removal and Names

Fragmentary text describes trees cut down and possible local names and places. The readable portions mention a Comet fare, Vena with assistance, and references to Manis, Row Sawyer, and Noosa. Details are incomplete and names may be corrupted.

Whitely Harvester Co Reorganized Amid Unclear Fate

Springfield rumors swirl as William N. Whiteley leaders claim restructuring follows Benjamin Walthall’s disappearance. Directors meet to organize after alleged factory shutdowns while Warsaw contacts probe the situation and plant reopening remains uncertain.

Springhela William N. Whiteley Farmers Benjamin Walthall Ila Organine

Dennison Edges Coshocton In Narrow 4 10 3 Win

Dennison narrowly defeats Coshocton 4 to 3 in a low scoring game. Players from Mt. Vernon and Newark areas contributed key scores as the contest stayed tight through the final minutes.

Dennison Coshocton Donnteon Jeriad Therapem Pati Cs Seni Ion Papas PVY Gripsen Conhorton Hitler Mt. Vernon Newark Vaesdae Vernon

Imbegile Lad Suspected in Fire on Girl’s Clothes

A confusing report details a twelve year old boy named Ralph Huse and mentions Hulbert Coane among various jumbled phrases. The text references a fire involving a little girl’s clothing and a hospital, with unclear connections and several garbled names and places.

Ralph Huse Hulbert Coane Bitthy New Castle Hive Ainge

New Philadelphia Secures Saturday Basketball Game

Manager Harry Parriah of the big school basketball team arranged a game with New Philadelphia on Saturday evening replacing a cancelled match. The team hopes to showcase its strength after a recent win over Massillon while a polo game is also on the schedule the same night.

Harry Parriah The Newhile Adelphia New Philadephia Masaillon Toa Tigers Comfitet Rovers Apo

Cincinnati Mayor Leads Flood Relief Effort and Ration Control

Cincinnati mayor mobilizes relief as flood waters rise across the region. Relief groups double efforts to feed shelter the hungry and avert extortion. Rail lines struggle with inundation while authorities confiscate supplies to prevent price gouging.

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Prisoner Flickinger Arrives at Columbus Penitentiary

Flickinger arrived at the penitentiary in Columbus at 11:25 AM. He appeared in good spirits and resigned to circumstances and will undergo routine processing with assignment planned for Thursday morning. A Turkish turban and voluminous muslin are noted in the description.

Banker Row Kiecdal Columbus Flickinger Penitentiary Dwest

Sunday Closing A Statement by the Minimtecial Associatisp

A local association urges enactment of a Sunday closing law to keep shops open all week. Civic leaders and citizens advocate restricting Sunday business, while officials acknowledge current lax enforcement and discuss potential citywide adherence.

Bay Ivison Greta Fter Brosinness Aire Otese Shane Acutinent Shane Civic

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