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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
3
The Coshocton county primary endorsed attorney S H Nicholas for common pleas judge over Judge Charles Hunt by a narrow 56 vote margin. Nicholas leads the ticket with party supporters from Holmes and Wayne counties pledging backing at the Wooster judicial convention, as Hunt concedes and endorses the winner.
The county Democratic central committee and Democratic primary supervisors met at city hall at ten o clock to receive primary returns. The roll of townships was called with Pike present, minutes approved, and Rolla Banksy elected assistant secretary. The new central committee lists Adams Stilgenbauer Bethlehem Sharpless Clark H M Bucklew Crawford Daniel Barrick Franklin BE W S Brecht Franklin W McShane Warsaw J J Fisher Jefferson S B Elder Jackson Richard Eckles Rancoe C A Snipes Keene C Tb Bechtel Lafayette J L McCammant W Lafayette W Besst Linton F Boroenkircher Monroe W J Knownapple New Castle B A Hagens Plainfield W Lawrence Oxford Alex Reddick Perry F T Berry.
The delegation to the state convention was discussed with Stipes, Bo Manner, McShane leading. A circuit judicial committee was named including J H Higes, Rb Keesey, and W. Jackard. The proposal allowing the nominee for common pleas judge to select his own delegation passed narrowly. After adjournment the county committee organized at the court house electing Joseph Biggs as chairman and W O. Manner as secretary. executive committee selections followed.
A misfire in Salmupday primaries left Dr. Marshall as the de facto coroner nominee. Eleven voters in ward one cast ballots for him, unaware that a coroner was to be chosen this year, and no other candidate received votes.
New shipment of embroidery from the factory offered at a special sale. Laces 5c per yard and embroidery patterns usually selling for 15 to 20c per yard reduced to 10c per yard. Sale runs Saturday morning through Tuesday with good patterns hard to find elsewhere.
Lace prices drop to five cents a yard with lace selections including French Valencines Insertion English Torchons French Torchons and American laces available in the New York Racket store. Limited time sale runs Saturday morning and lasts until Tuesday as stated in the ad.
A fragmented shopper notice lists assorted discounted items including Toilet Sets at 1.98, men’s blue shirts 5.00, lawn mowers from 2.59 to 3.98, curtain stretchers 1.69 and 1.79, croquet sets 59 73 89 cents, ladies wrappers 0.79 0.89 0.99, large white bed spreads 1.00, girdles corsets, carpet tacks, wide ribbons 10 cents, ladies white hose 10 cents, Swift's Pride soap 0.23, and other everyday goods.
A rough weather note discusses June conditions with mentions of temperatures near eight degrees and forecasts of mostly clear to partly cloudy days. It references average clear day counts and unsettled phrasing about rain and warmth, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Delegates from five counties in the fifth Judicial Circuit met in Newark Ohio to nominate a candidate for associate judge. The basis of representation allocated 260 votes for the governor race and outlined county totals for delegates and electors. Chairman S G Cummings and secretary A Mykrantz presided as tally figures show 7004 total votes and 141 delegates with 6 71 needed to choose.
The Democratic Judicial Convention for the Siathydhedal District will meet Tuesday June 12 1906 at one o clock p m at the court room of Osnab Gauuls Wooster Ohio to nominate a candidate for Common Pleas Judge The committee fixed representation by counties Coshocton Holmes Wayne totals given Hon John T Maxwell named temporary chairman and W B Wegranit temporary secretary The committee endorses the Copesmile Special District creation receives legal approval and district residents seek legalization after a court decision Six weeks ago attorney Slants petitioned for legalization Judge Prewtley found the district desired by a majority and granted the decision Daniel Hickle and John Bickle seek warrants for arrest of two Brown family members for assault and battery The case will be heard before Squire Taubine at Warsaw Thursday County commissioners signaled June 12 for hearing on coal land tax disputes led by A M Marshall Guardian E J Martter filed final accounts for Madeline and John Martter minors.
Philip Huff, a Presne man, returned from a recent disappearance and signalled his reappearance in Coshocton County. He alleges gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty by Mae Huff, whom he married December 24 1905, detailing her absence from home, estrangement of his mother, a false claim of age, and disputes over living in Fresno. Attorney Jos L McDowell presents the petition.
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