Coshocton Coal Co to Build County's Largest Mine
Coshocton Coal Co of Cleveland led by L. L. Cassingham began work on a new large coal mine at Rock Run near the Joan Gonley mine, planned to employ 300 miners and produce about 1000 tons daily. The project energizes local rail and transit plans as workers travel from Coshocton and Pleasant Valley. County commissioners approved widening bridges across the Muskingum and Tuscarawas rivers to 42 feet with 30-foot roadways and six-foot sidewalks.
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Coshocton Coal Company
Rock Run
Coshocton Coal Co
Cleveland
L. Cassingham
Cashocton county
Joan Gonley
Coshocton
Pleasant Valley
Wheeling
Muskingum river
Main street
Tuscarawas river
Twelfth street
Standard Oil granted new trial by appeals court
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals reversed Judge Landis in the Standard Oil $29 million fine case and remanded for a new trial. Judges Groseclose Seaman and Baker fault Landis for his rulings and question whether one man could bear the full fine on the mother company, Standard Oil Co of New Jersey, noting the Indiana agent could be held responsible for the alleged misdemeanor. The decision implies potential confiscation risk, as the Indiana firm’s capital is about one million dollars.
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Chicago, Ill
Standard Oil Co
United States Circuit court of Appeals
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
fower court
Grosecup
Seaman
Baker
Landis
New Jersey
Indiana corporation
Youthful Delegate from Sterling Visits Fresno Dialect
Glen Davis of Sterling who aided the district at the National Prohibition convention in Calumet last week is visiting Fresno with relatives. At twenty three he has earned recognition in his party and will go to Buffalo as a delegate to the B C U convention. After Pittsburg he returns home. Newcomerstown July 22 Denton Stewart aged 67 died of stomach illness and was buried today.
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Glen Davis
Sterling
Fresno
Buffalo
B.C. U
Pittsburg
Newcomerstown
Denton Stewart
Miag [da Williams
Cambridge Road
Misa Liev Graham
South Lawn avenue
President's Yacht Sinks After Night Collision
In Newport Rhode Island July 22 the president's private cruiser Mayflower sank a small schooner in Long Island Sound after a collision. The crew were saved.
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America
Newport
R. I
Mayflower
Long Island Sound
Fleet sails for New Zealand and Australia after coaling
The Atlantic battleship fleet finishes coaling and prepares to resume its global voyage today with sails set for New Zealand and Australia. About five thousand sailors were granted short leaves yesterday.
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Honolulu
New Zealand
Australia
Repairs on School Houses Pushed Rapidly
The Coshocton school houses fire safety work is nearly done. Contractor M Denner and his crew have cut a window in each seven room to install an outside door, with doors pending hanging. Workers now operate on Walnut and Sycamore street buildings. The firm for fire escapes has not yet started but will soon and must finish by September 1.
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repaisa
Coshocton
amfe
M. Denner
force 14
Walnut
Sycamore street
Court 10 Advise in Disposal of Rink
Judge Nicholas convened at the Cdshucton bar as trial adjournments loom. Math Crawford seeks to set aside a deed against Richard Heck with settlement efforts due by Saturday, else next week. Recorner says parties seek contract for the rink asset. bondsmen for Leslie Diuwseon face claim. Pred Walker from Columns town visits on business.
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Nicholas
Cdshucton
tore Lime
attopheys
Math Crawford
guardian
Richard Heck
Bucheve Lake
Schott
Taft Declines Elephant Mascot Offer
Taft declines adopting an elephant as a mascot in a telegram discussion about political branding. The exchange reveals observers suggesting the animal as a symbol while Taft favors alternative approaches and thanks the proposer.
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Taft
Elephant
Whooping Cough Fatal Claims Child Near Nellie
A little child, two miles west of Nellie, died Wednesday morning from probable pneumonia following a two week bout with whooping cough. Funeral plans are not yet finalized.
Stillinger’s Growth Reported From Typhoid Cases
A clipped paragraph notes improving stability as typhoid fever declines in the region. It mentions Heavtyry and Weim in connection with treatment efforts and a designer’s work on rehabilitation, signaling progress in public health measures.
Delegation Heads to Convention for Adams Nominating Bid
A large Adams boosters delegation leaves by train for Camtil ee to fight for Adams nomination at the Eighteenth Nineteenth district convention. The group will elect delegates and hold proxies for those unable to attend.
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Adkims
Restorer
Woodfield
chinamanioc
J. J. Biwes
Costocton
temporar
Coshocton enginty
Lamberaon
RT. Hant
C. Daugherty
J. 8. Manner
J.P. Cillahin
Chas. Cottom
Tah
Td. Hanley
Fred Reinhart
Blake V. Mizes
Howard Hahn
F.1D. Schott, John ©. Adams, HB
Ob. Hagans
W. T. Alverson
W. B. Callahan
C. B. Hant
Cha. Corser
R. M. Voorhees
F. EB. Pomerene
Jess McBane
Ro Randiss
George Klein
C. W. Ball
Jasob Werner
Joseph McDowell
Doten Potteries Resume in Ohio Valley Industry
The Doten potteries in the Ohio Valley have restarted operations after several weeks of layoff. New hires fill positions as the main factories ramp up, with output set to meet early delivery needs. Warehouses hold substantial stock while formal operation scales up. Carol Simmons returns home after visiting Mansfeld, staying with Coshoeton hosts.
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Obita valley
Milas
Carol Simmons
Mansfeld
Coshoeton
Glover
Lafayette Ditch Will Cost $1,000
A local note outlines the Lafayette ditch project with an estimated cost of $1,000. The document mentions commissioners and the plan to extend or repair a channel with señaló steps and specific adjacents. It notes timing and the authority to authorize expenses for the work.
Busy Times In Court Of Squire Start
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irtfeusirs
dolor Hotes
Loven
osibeantiaer
Cormoen
Geol Rogers
Wensel
Bloomfield FAI Board Invites Gov Harris
Vague memorandum notes Bloomfield officials inviting Governor Harris to a meeting. The fragment mentions FAI board, local officials, and ties to a broader inquiry, with unclear timelines and unclear attendee list.
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BLOOMFIELD
FAI BOARD
HARRIS
Teachers for Tiverton School Benefit and Strife
Local notes report Tiverton school staffing for the year with teachers Tra Grover Spechmman and Wiss Ade Schmid listed to teach. Mentions economic worries, a Zion social at W. T. Burrell’s home on July 26, and misgivings about the Republican party amid a bumper peach crop in Delaware and Maryland.
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Buber
Afonzo Stiteker
Tiananmen
Michael Festey
Dunville
tye shibas
Mrs. Snow
Tunville
Zion
W. Ti. Burrell
Delaware
Maryland
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