Judges From A Distance In Ohio Circuit Court
Report of a pending circuit court session in Coshocton County Ohio with a special July 12 hearing to consider a bridge case and a dismissal motion. Fifth Circuit judges will be replaced by judges from another Ohio circuit to hear matters including the Theo Crater vs Martha J Foster will case involving 134 defendants and the word money construed for stock and bonds. Alimony case of Vina Cochran against Wm Cochran argued, costs awarded against plaintiff. several liquor, license fee, and appeal matters noted with county officials subpoenaed and guardians named.
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Circuit Court
Fifth Circuit
Ohio
Metcalf
Marey
Theo Crater
Martha J Foster
Fardy
R Randles
Oxford Township
Em'ly Hardy
Os Merrell Buaidian
Euaidian
Vina Cochran
Wm Cochran
C. Dautheus
Pletnur
W S Meriel
Mars Googelein
Edward Guthrie
McDowell
Klein and Wheeler
Fower
Coshocton County
Rose Inn
Coshocton
Coskoctom
H M. Tauber
Muskingum Coun
L. C
Suit Filed Against Standard Oil Over $11 Million
District Attorney Lamb filed for perpetual injunctions to stop Standard Oil Co from operations in Mississippi. He also seeks $11,000,000 in penalties for alleged antitrust law violations by the company.
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Jackson
Mise
Lamb
Standard Oil Co
Mississipp
Mother Hopes 10 Save Son by Sending Kim to Lancaster
Perry Blackstone was bound over on complaint by Joe Tyler for taking a horse blanket. The twelve year old boy, described as small for his age, faces possible removal to Lancaster's industrial school. His mother Mrs Blackstone, left with four children after her husband deserted her, seeks reform for her son.
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Son
Kim
Lancaster
Perry Blackstone
Major Hamlton
Joe Tyler
Hewall
Boss
June Arrests Report Shows Decline In City
The report lists June arrests at 727, down from 33 the prior year, with intoxication cases at 13 versus last year. For May, arrests were 48 with 37 attributed to “runke” incidents.
Divorced From Soldier Husband Mrs John Eider and Mrs Raymond Rogers
Mrs John Eider and Mrs Raymond Rogers have returned from four visits in Zenee Vile as their divorce proceedings proceed after separation from their soldier husbands.
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John Eider
Raymond Rogers
Zeneevile
Missionary Meeting Elects Officers at Grace Church
The 33rd annual Woman's Foreign Missionary Society session at Grace church adjourned after officer elections. District Secretary Anna Rusk, Recording Secretary Ella Becket, District Treasurer Watson, Mite Box Secretary Langley, Supt of Young People's Society St Clair, Supt of Children's Work Dye, Delegate St Clair, Alternate Cooper, and Alternate Dist Sec Richmond were named. Next year’s 34th annual meeting will be in McConnelsville. A notable talk by Mrs Mills of Cleveland on The Story of Jathivata Singh YW enriched the program.
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Grace Church
Anna Rusk
McConnelaville
Ella Becket
McConneleville
Mre Watson
Bethel
J A Langley
Young People's Society
St Clair
Coshocton
Childrens Work
Dye
New Philadelphia
Mra St Clair
Mra Cooper
Richmond
McConnelsville
The
Society of Cambridge Dietrich
Trolley mortgage spurs Coshocton Zanesville line plans
Cleveland area papers report the Cleveland Parberton Coshocton and Zanesville trolley project filing a 6,000,000 mortgage in favor of Windsor Trust Co of New York to back a new line. The move aims to finance franchise rights and road construction reaching Coshocton Cashacton and Zanesville, with signatures sought across several counties.
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Cleveland Batberton Coshorton
Zanesville Street Railway
Windsor Trust Co
New York
Thomases
Cleveland
Ohie
Curahoga
Breitinger
Hugh
Cashacton
Heepen Nasy
Cockoeton County
Cleveland, O
Cleveland, Parberton, Coshocton and Zanesville Company
Windsor Tenet Company
Mor Sage
Feuds, Letters and Crimes Cloud Early Morning Mystery
A scrambled set of letters and notes found after a murder suicide reveal intimate flares of passion between Mia Woodill and a man named Pratt. Handwriting indicates a year of acquaintance and includes erotic verse and threats. State attorney releases the writings, while reporting on the victims and other city ailments and illnesses.
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St Michels
Mra Adtet
May Woodill
Bob” Bagmuan
Hdith
Bunslow
Themis
Mia Woodill
Eastman
Edith
Heaven
Ares
Brown Recaptured After Railway Escape to Gallipolia
Willie Brown who escaped last Friday from the state hospital for Epileptics at Gallipolia was recaptured Tuesday evening and returned Wednesday to the institution. He was described as dangerous, and vigilance had been high since the escape, with authorities fearing he might seek vengeance. Police tracked him as he rode a west bound train, with two officers approaching from different points before he was captured without notable resistance. He was placed in Gallipolis jail and will likely be sent back to the hospital after processing.
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Willie Brown
Gallipolia
Brown
Hero
New Cot
Jae
Paul
Mauikins
Blinsett
Peto Peer
Ower
Gallipolly
Gallipolis
Oasady
Fire alarm boxes tested after damp weather triggers city order
Amid a Tuesday night exhibition fire alarms along Martin Street and Schaseh alley activated by damp air, prompting Mayor Hamilton on Wednesday to order Chief Marty Fink to inspect all city fire boxes for operational status. The test briefly paused as the phone receiver was removed and water splashed during the inspection.
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Alan
Jeana
Schaseh Alley
Matin Street
Atayor Hamilton
Marty Fink
Auto Turns Turtle Two Die In Crash Near Coney Island
Police officer Thomas B McEnroe was instantly killed when an automobile overturned today. Four other men were injured, one fatally, as the borrowed car from George Olney veered at high speed toward Coney Island. A passenger leaped from a trolley car into the path ahead.
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American Press Telegram
New York
Thomas B McEnroe
Coney Jnland
George Olney
Clara Kreyer
Brooklyn
Ohio funds arrive for county road repairs and building
County Treasurer Recard Clark announced receipt from the State of Ohio of 1 058 676 dollars. The county will turn the money over to the Special Highway district for use at its discretion in constructing new highways or maintaining and repairing existing roads.
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Clark
State of
Ohio
Resigns Position of Miss Gertrude Holland at Thorpton We Keown
Miss Gertrude Holland has resigned her post at the Thorpton We Keown store. The move ends her tenure at the local retailer and sets plans for her immediate future.
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Gertrude Holland
Thorpton We Keown
Peery Township Man Starts Cutting Wheat
George Gault of Peery township begins cutting wheat on Wednesday, clearing fields and preparing harvest. The brief item notes local farming activity and the start of the wheat season.
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George Gault
Peery Township
Ling connected to murder as police trace Ling accomplices
New York June 30 information suggests Leon Ling had help in the murder of Elsie Sigel. A telegram signed with his name from Washington cannot prove his presence on the crime date. Police detail body movements after the death and describe an expressman’s account of a trunk moved from Ling’s room to Wah Kou’s laundry and then to a Newark Chinese restaurant as investigators seek Ling’s whereabouts.
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Camortin Preas
New York
Elale Sigel
Leon Ling
Wasington
Arthur Logan
Wah Kou
370
West
Newark
Ling
Elsie Sige
Special train stops at West Lafayette Fourth festivities
For the accommodation of those attending the West Lafayette Fourth of July festivities the Panhandle railroad arranged several special stops. No 6 eastbound will stop Thursday Friday and Saturday, Second 1 Friday and Saturday and Second Yo on Saturday.
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West Lafayette
The
Panhandle
No 6
Two Ball Games At Conesville Monday
Two ball games are scheduled for Conesville Monday July Sth with Drewden and Conesville facing off. The games will be called at 1:00. Dawson and Holdsworth are the Conesville battery and Lowe and Pepper are the Drewden battery.
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Conesville
Drewden
Moan Sae Po O. Dawson and
Holdsworth
Conesvile
Lowe
Had Lived in Monroe to All His Days
Early obituary notes 74 year old Had Lived in Monroe to all his days. Walton died at home one and a half days north of Sing Mountain after many years in Wontoe township. He was a longtime resident and member of the local church. He leaves a widow and ten children. No immediate dangers or unusual circumstances described.
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Iehard Walton
Wermesdiay
Sing Mountain
First Round of the Reaper Reported In Wet Fields
Report from Wualhonding area notes wheat harvest began Wednesday morning with Burrel Clark Alonzo Clark and Frank Maxwell cutting. J Neldon says he started in the afternoon. Burrell Burrell was observed on farm Tuesday showing timer ripened heads. Wet weather raises fear fields may remain too soft for reapers.
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Wualhonding
J Neldon
Burrel Clark
Alonzo Clark
Frank Maxwell
Burrell
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George Taylor
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Mia Hannah v Warnhy
Rowcor
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