Berger Surprised O'Brien Gave Him Hardest Battle of Career
Philadelphia July 1 Sam Berger the Cat weighed about 200 pounds and surprised Jack O'Brien by forcing the bout to move into every round. O'Brien had the edge early with lefts to the chin but Berger bled, fought back, and neither man earned a decision in the no decision heavyweight bout.
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Berger
O’brien
Philadelphia
Sam Berger
Phearlbia
Jack O'Brien
O'Brien
Bere
O Brien
Orlien
Ty Fareu
Berges Berger
G Brion
Ferheam
Barney
Philadelphian
Berrer
County enumeration shows 8343 school aged in Coshocton
Auditor Randies today presented figures from this year’s county enumeration of youth aged six to twenty in Coshocton. Total school age population is 8343, down from 8425 last year, a decrease of 82. The report lists counts by township and special districts across the county, with detailed male and female totals and age brackets.
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Randies
Coshocton
Cosbortou
Enche
Fomteen
Lourten
Tomalys Adams
Bethlehem
Foye i Jackson
Keene
Lafay
Monroe
Oxford
Por
Tuscarawas
Virginia
Washington
Aise
Adams Wally Nis
Uiatford
Plainfield
Roseo Tivo
Warsaw
West Bedford
West Lafayette
Shipping stock treatment strengthened by new law
The Department of Agriculture issued a statement on a new interstate cruelty law. It prohibits confinement of shipments for more than 20 hours without unloading for rest and feeding at least five hours, with exceptions for storms or unpreventable delays. Inspectors will report violations within 30 days and notify the Justice Department for suits and penalties. The new enforcement ends the prior practice of railroad joinder and $100 minimum penalties.
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Department of Agriculture
Wales
Department of Justice
Committees Named to Burial of Old Soldiers by County
County commissioners appointed burial committees for soldiers in each township. Adams list includes Belmore, Riggier, Hawk. Bedford Jones, Walker, Price. Bethlehem McConnell, Honse, Burrell. Clark Pettit, Williamson. Crawford Ely, Sunkle, Lower. Franklin Davis, Dawson, Wagoner. Jackson Carhart, Hill, Sykes. Jefferson Stanteén, Hays, Metnant. Keene McMichael, Hoagland, Boyd. Linton Woodward, Masset, Criswill. Lafayette Carroll, Cochran, Gorseline. Mil I Derek Babcock, Patterson, Carr. Monroe McNeal, Chub, Stil. New Castle Cochren, Rodgers, Giffen. Oxford Richmond, Jones, Norris. Pike Hughes, Well ing, Clark. Perry Cullison, Wiggens, Speckmat. Tiverton Spurgeon, Purdy, Miser. Virginia McDonald, Bale, McCoy. Washington Baughman, Midgleton, Phillips. White Eyes Parks, Frrell, Hamilton. Tuscarawas burial Compton, Sells, Sawyer. Tuscarawas indigent Kong, Smith, Swigerr.
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Tuscarawas Indigent Com
W HH Kong
I. T. Smith
John Swigerr
Empin Mills Trade Flour With Overseas Tour
The Empin Mills of B.S. Lov af Resco stopped a car load of the now famous Diamond Dust tour. The article notes limited flour exports in recent years but anticipates future growth as projects advance.
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Empin Mills
B.S. Lov Af Resco
Tila
Squirrel hunting rule note on season limits
The notice explains that the squirrel season runs from September 1 to October 15 with a ten per day limit at other times. Authorities report numerous killings in the county and urge enforcement of gun laws with penalties for violators.
Crooksville Votes Wet In Pottery Town Election
Crooksville voted wet by a small majority on Saturday causing a celebration among supporters. Eight saloons currently operate in Crooksville. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Wilhelm of Roanoke.
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Crooksville
Cambridge
A @aaughter
Stewart Wilhelm
Roacoe
Great Excursion to Cedar Point Promises Modernized Comfort
Readers are invited to view the big announcement in the burn page about the Cedar Point excursion. The county sees a strong year with new facilities, cheaper fares, and enhanced attractions at Cedar Point, along with updated amenities for families. Plans emphasize affordable travel, improved bathing, expanded dining, and new library offerings for the community as residents plan a likely trip.
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Daily Times
Carhoctun
Canary
Ason
Chicago Pulpit Orator on Chautauqua Course
The article previews Rev A H Harniy of Chicago as a noted Baptist pastor and eloquent orator invited to speak in the Chautauqua program. His July 27 sermon on reform and obedience is highlighted, with follow up appearances at Methodist and Baptist venues. Rave reviews from several newspapers note his powerful delivery and reformist stance.
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A. H. Harnly
Harity
Chicaza
Harris
The
Baptist Church
Tar J Austin
Chicago
Hamily
Jia
Editor Harnly
Daily Times
Revi Harnly
Methodist Church
Preas
Aho Harnly
Amer-ica
Sas
Euclid Ro Rogers
Central Baptist Church
Springfred
The Ransom Dry Goods Silk Suit Sale
The buyer secured a fine line of new taffeta silk suits at reduced prices and Ransom Dry Goods Co will pass the savings to customers with this sale.
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the Ransom Dry Goods Co
Silk dressiness sale offers unmatched value today
A clothing description touts silk as unbeatable for dressiness and promises real value beyond words. Shoppers are urged to visit early to see goods and prices, with claims the sale is genuine and limited and not a fake sale.
Women May Serve as Teachers' Examiner in Ohio
Ohio's public schools may widen further as Attorney General Ellis states women can be appointed to county boards of teachers examiners. Jones notes no prior county female appointees, though several women have served on city boards. the opinion follows earlier gains in voting and school board membership for women.
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Ellis
Ohio
Elis
E. A. Jones
Sioner Jones
Schahber
Crawford County
Jones
News of Court House Transactions and Probate Notices
Property transfers within Coshocton and surrounding townships list numerous sales from Henry Lapp administrator to various buyers for prices ranging from 65 to 3500 dollars. Names include Lapp Smith Cherry Stanton Compton Marquand Miller Cox and others. Probate items note wills filed, hearings set, guardianship bonds, and final accounts for several estates.
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Henry Lapp
John F. Lapp
Pranklin
Jacob L. Smith
Elmer Cherry
Linton
James P. Daring
Jennie Bearks
Nellie
John M. Stanton
James M. Compton
Bucklews Add
Warsaw
Barnhard Lang
J. W. Stanton
Bucklews
Charles Marquand
George Martine
Peoples Bank
Nancy
Dora Miller
Boulevard Add
Coshocton
Ann Smith
H. O. Smith
George J. Cov
Henry H. Cox
Virginia
Wm. H. Cox Et
Henry Cox
Lewin B. Preston
Alonzo van
Samuel Kraft
Isaac Myers
Crawford
Mary D. Hamilton
Frank Reitter
Linden Plate
Darius Maston
Joseph Bible
George and
Jas
Welling
Thea. Welling
Joseph Love
CC. D. Forney
Emmanuel Shafter
Judge Delays Appeal Deadline as Peading Extends
Judge Eason of Wooster announces a fifteen day extension for reviewing the bill of exceptions delaying the appeal to error. The defense’s forty day period to file the appeal has passed but the delay grants extra time to complete the document before court review. Grand opening announced for Kirby & Co. store Friday afternoon. Retzler buys Bank Street lot for 250 dollars to build a new structure.
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Voorhees
Ben Dikerson
Eason
Wooster
Common Pleas
Mr. Retzler
Frat member Evans walks outdoors after leg amputation
Evans, recently amputated, spent time outside today for the first time since the procedure. He is reported recovering with support from peers during this milestone moment at the fraternity house.
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Bunk
Evans
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