Warsaw letter stirs county GOP struggle for control
Desperate Republican bases rally to keep power as Warsaw letter triggers fears of Taft anti-organization gains. Chairman Snyder and McGoy push to block shift of central and executive committees, while Foraker supporters circulate petitions to reelect current officers and continue the existing regime.
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Warsaw
Foraker teaders
S M . Snyder
county central committee
McGoy
Taft
central committee
Warsaw letter
Foraker
Foraker-McCoy-Snyder
Excellent talent procured for institute in Findlay area
The article notes a state school commission candidate on the Republican ticket in Findlay with teachers and professors from Ohio Northern University. Virg ie Sutherland leads a history instruction focus, with civic and reading subjects, while Prof Zellary handles leadership management. The institute runs in the Findlay high school auditorium from August 11 to September 4.
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Praghis Wallis
Ohio
Virgie Sutherland
Novaya Senaat
Zelta
Findlay
Sutherland
Zellary
Cab Falls Into Hole On East Chestnut Street
A driver named John Shannon sues the city after driving into a deep unlit hole on East Chestnut Street amid new paving. Report says a lantern or signal was not placed despite nearby lighting gaps. A temporary barrier stood beside the pit as darkness hid the hazard near Fifteenth Street. Continued on Page Eight.
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East Chestnut street
John Shannon
Yi Shannon operettes
Fifteenth Street
todd
Audacious Move Shocks Coshocton Republican Groups
Laymen in Coshocton County react to a bold effort by Taft aligned leaders to strip county committees of powers. Supporters tout timing while opponents warn voters of shifts affecting local politics and party control. The controversy centers on key figures such as Snyder and McCoy and their roles within the county executive group and professional party lines.
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Coshocton county
Newark to Host Ph Sig Convention and Gather Delegates
Delegates will be entertained by the Newark Sigite chapter as the local branch of the order. Newark candidates will be placed in nomination for national offices. D Dell has spent days in Coshocton visiting relatives.
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D . Dell
Coshocton
Judge Says the Sheath is Q. K. Munet in Court
A court hearing questions a gown and sheath remark amid indecent exposure charges. Miss Tuine faced arrest after appearing on the street in a gown described as modest by some witnesses while others mocked the attire in a rainy day town scene.
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Pastha Pierce
Tuine
Tosthie Dietee
Soft Soap as Antidote For Copperhead Bite
Emmett Young, fifteen, son of Mr and Mrs Wellington Young of Layland, was bitten by a copperhead while walking barefoot in the woods. Soft soap was applied to the wound, drawing out much of the venom. The boy grew very ill but is now recovering.
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Emmett
Wellington Young
Layland
Overcome by Heat Claims Layland Man in Tie Pit Incident
An incident near the silligze tie pits led to the hospitalization of Lawrence Mayers of Layland 15. He collapsed after enduring extreme heat while working in sand in intense conditions. He was carted home in a condition described as mid sown tabled with dangerous exposure.
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Lawrence Mayers
Layland
Convention of the Cosh octon Field Ends in Agreement
A wage scale for seven hundred miners in Coshocton county was ratified by operators and miners representatives at Morgan Run Oden Valley Beast Coal Co Co shocton Coal Co and David Davis mines after a lengthy session. The agreement, drafted by the joint state committee, sets outside work pay and daily rates, aiming to settle disputes with concessions to both sides. Key figures included Shute President, Woo Garten Vice President, and local district leaders AO Nelson and William Tholapaan who assisted in securing the settlement.
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Coshocton county
Morgan Run
Oden Valley, Beast Coal Co
Coshocton
amy
ceil pet pei
Shute
Woo Garten
D HO Sullivan
AO Nelson
Crooks Vile
sthodistriet View
Willwin Tholapaan
Beows die
Unclear OCR Mixed Text on Property Easement Rights
Fragmented lines discuss property owners and right of way for a new sewer. References to board, service, and approvals appear amid garbled phrases. Names, places, and dates are unreadable in this OCR segment, leaving key details ambiguous and implying a public notice or legal action without resolvable specifics.
Historical Society Incorporation Discussed and Plans Outlined
A meeting of local citizens and interested parties formed a temporary committee to consider incorporation of the Historical Society. Key supporters named were FE Pomerene and W of Ranmer as secretary, with five men later selected to the committee. Upcoming events and plans include discussions on the fate of the old stone lodge near Orange on the Perry Atkinsen hands, with proposals to either move the structure to Coshocton or restore it at the current site to endure time’s changes.
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Meina
Pomerene
Ranmer
Jas
Joanston
Meret
C RK. Bry
ald stone loch
Orange
Perry Atkinsen
Lelepramy Miascens and Bryan Taft Debate
Fragmentary text suggests a college track event and a political style confrontation involving Bryan and Taft. Other garbled phrases reference Lincoln, Miami, and a court or committee setting, but many details are unreadable. The passage appears to mix sports meet notes with political commentary amid corrupted OCR.
Old and New Wheat Price Same in Market Report
Fragmented market note reports wheat prices at parity with both old and new stock. Text mentions cents per bushel and a comparison of price levels, indicating stable pricing despite era shifts.
Albert Bound Over To Jury In Embezzlement Case
Albert bound over to the October grand jury after a defense motion. Witnesses testified about alleged check cashing involving a local bank and Albert's access to funds. The defense objected to some testimony and a second witness was requested, with further proceedings scheduled.
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atate
Saqualie Wimmer
John Albert
Wendy
Albert
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Nbert tao
Sqautee Witmer
Excursion to Myers Lake Details Lost in OCR Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text appears to describe an excursion to Myers Lake with unclear details. Mentions a plan or event connected to a committee or group and a price or fee possibly listed as one dollar. The readable names and precise actions are not clear enough to confirm specific participants or schedules.
Leap the Gap: Prescott's Circus Invention Recalls Feats
An old circus leap the gap device linked to Barnum era Prescott is recalled with claims it was used by Wilson and others. Footage describes launching forty feet into the air and clearing the apparatus, noting safety and tradition surrounding the stunt.
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Wilson
Prescott
Barnum
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