County tax case settlement voided by Circuit Court ruling
Circuit Court judges ruled that county commissioners lack authority to settle tax cases after they reach the county treasurer for collection. The dispute over a $4500 back tax judgment against E A Peter was settled by county officials for $1000, a move deemed unauthorized and reversed for further proceedings. The decision, with costs reversed, remands the case to the common pleas court for trial, with possible appeal to the state supreme court.
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Circuit Court
Donahue, Taggart and Voorhees
Boards of County Commissioners
C. D. Parkison
E. A. Peter
Peter
Nicholas
Common Pleas Court
Tageart
Supreme Court
Holmes Co. Farmer
Inspection rule on selling fruit trees in Ohio
A formal notice warns it is unlawful to sell or give away trees shrubs or vines unless inspected. Greenhouse and vegetable plants are exempt. Violations carry penalties. Inspections are by the Ohio Department of Agriculture free if an application is made before July 1. Contact N. E. Shaw in Columbus for blanks and details.
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Ohio Department of Agriculture
N. E. Shaw
Columbus
Ohio
Woman Paroled Under New Law
In New Philadelphia on June 3 Miss Bessie Allman once indicted for embezzlement from John Fuhr Uhrichsville baker appeared in court and pled guilty. Judge Resee G. Richards sentenced her to one year in the Ohio penitentiary but, under a new parole law, granted a parole and she furnished bond. She remains answerable to the court during the sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Bessie Allman
John Fuhr Uhrichsville Baker
Resee G. Richards
Ohio
Mies Allman
Opposition forms over Somerset News purchase
N . Cottom of Coshocton who bought the Somerset News recently will face opposition as the Somerset Breeze Publishing Co. was incorporated in Columbus yesterday with $5 000 capital by Ellison P. Matthews and others.
Marriage License Issued for Lawrence Wright and Hazel Wosker
A marriage license was issued on Thursday to Lawrence A. Wright 23 saw miller of Virginia township and Hazel Wosker 21 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Nosker of Jackson township Rev C E Erwin officiated. The report also notes the death of Nicholas Mullett age 75 of Warsaw area after a two month illness with funeral held at Elisafield church.
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Lawrence A. Wright
Miller
Virginia Tp
Hazel Wosker
Ben Nosker
Jackson Tp
C. E. Erwin
Nicholas Mullett
Warsaw
Elisafield Church
Irving Officers for Fall Team and July Plans
West Lafayette news reports the nominating committee election of officers for fall: Lucas as president Grudier as vice president Richardson as secretary Dewar as assistant secretary Leighninger as treasurer Harbourt as society editor Rank as chaplain Ferguson as music censor Cooper as literary censor Powell as critic Tigner and Ford as judges Gault and Timberlake as sergeant at arms with Mary McClain and Lucile Yarnell as assistants at the piano. The 47th of July committee outlines plans for homecoming and a July 2 and 3 celebration with the West Lafayette Band performing Old Farmer Hopkins and Frank Davis assisting. Council actions include Kirk Street profile acceptance and ongoing surveying. bills paid to W C Wiggins Ross Hamilton A Walters and Sons. Odd Fellows memorial services set for next Sunday at the Baptist church with Rev Ellis to speak. A hen owner notes a chicken that crows like a rooster, including a six or seven times in succession.
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Lawrence Ford
Stewart Gault
H. P. Timberlake
Mary McClain
Lucile Yarnell
Pennsylvania Station
West Lafayette
Old Farmer Hopkins
Frank Davis
Fourth of July attractions organized by local committee
A committee was appointed to oversee fire works for the Fourth of July celebrations. Twenty five dollars was allocated for the event. The Halsey moving picture show will appear as a nickelodeon and the Warner merry go round has been secured for the dates.
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Nickelodeon
Warner
Fourteen Big Machines to Be Constructed by Keagy & Lear Co
A new corrugated paper machine venture by Frank Busald and Prosper Royer forms a partnership to build fourteen large machines at Keagy & Lear machine shop. The project, kept secret until recently, involves devices costing hundreds of dollars each and taking about three months to complete over significant floor space.
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Keagy & Lear Co
Coshocton
Frank Busald
Prosper Royer
Busaid
Keagy & Lear
Regula Family Reunites At Town Quarter Near Baltic
One of the county’s largest reunions gathered at Henry Regula’s home in Town Quarter four miles east of Baltic to mark 75 years since the Regula family moved nearby. Over 200 Regula relatives from across the state attended the day long festivities with a 1 PM dinner and a talk by Rev. Karlebee of Sugar Creek. The Fiat band played as guests enjoyed music and socializing, with several local attendees noted among the crowd.
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Regula
Henry Regula
Baltic
Karlebee
Sugar Creek
Fiat Band
Thorne
and Mia
William Tumbiin
Minne Huprich
Jacob Stligenbauer
Wilinga Dll
Red Wheat Takes Backward Course From New York
New York June 4 Wheat shipments reverse flow for the first time in history as New York red wheat is sent west for consumption. Inquiries from far away places prompt two boats headed to Buffalo and four more loading amid cash wheat scarcity. No. 2 red priced at 1.47 to 1.50 at close.
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New York
Ae Far Sway
Pexus
Buffallo
Name County for Harmon County Seat Designated
A telegram from Oklahoma to the governor’s office says Governor Haskell issued a proclamation making the electors’ marshaled county name Harmon official and Hollis designated as county seat. The act honors Harmon for his prior stand in Cleveland’s cabinet and for preventing Texas from claiming Tulsa territory.
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Columbus
Oklahoma
Haskell
Harmon
Hollis
Harmion
Cleveland
Texas
Supreme Court Rules It Out Says Taxpayer
A Toledo case cites the Ohio Supreme Court ruling against the law creating Boards of Review as unconstitutional. The taxpayer notes the decision claims applicability to every Ohio county and mentions W. M. Smith being appointed for Coshocton, implying subsequent legislative action.
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Supreme Court
the Times
Supreme Court of Ohio
Toledo
How to Treat a Sprain and Armageddon of Local News
Injury guidance covers ankle sprain care with water immersion cold and hot, rest, elevation, bandages, medicated clay dressings, and massage. Advice warns to seek a doctor for serious sprains and to use supportive footwear. Adjacent brief notices report Bell Telephone staff moves in Alliance and a Col. Parry McNen arrest after an umbrella maker murder in Middletown.
Statistics of Senior Class by Pearl Carrol
Readable fragments describe a senior class survey with named members, activities, and tastes. It notes class origin from September, various clubs and arts interests, religion mix, and social habits. Members discuss future plans, ambitions, and preferences, including dancing, theatre, and potential marriages, with several named individuals mentioned in context.
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Pearl Carrol
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Relief For Hurting Feet
An ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure hot red and sweaty feet, prevent odor, and aid walking. A separate accident report notes Burt's Walnut street residence caused a parafal incident when Winifred Abbott fell from a swing, dislocating her elbow and fracturing a bone. The will of Geo W. Kime of Oxford township filed, leaving estate to his mother if living, then to be divided among heirs after settlement of debts.
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Burt
Walnut Street
Winifred
Fred Abbott
Geo YY. Kime
Oxford Tp
Dos. Kime
Clara Anderson
Jas Wolfe
Mary Travia Bimer Wolfe
Orelia Calhoun
J. C. Carr
Consiata
Oxford
Acetylene Gas Explosion Sparks Safety Pitch in Wooster
An ad touts the safety and affordability of acetylene lighting from the Ohio Acetylene Company in Wooster, contrasting it with risky cellar installations and claiming a concrete pit system eliminates explosion danger. The piece also blends notices on a driving horse bid and local health remedies as part of a scattered page.
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Ohio Acetylene Company
Wooster
Ohio
Earn More Money With a Proven Plan Promoting Bliss College
A bold sales pitch promises to boost earnings from 50 to 100 percent in months. It claims success stories such as William Dobbyn earning 5000 annually and Ada Menafee reaching 1450 after following the plan. The letter urges sending a card to Columbus Ohio for education and return mail responses.
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Wm. Dobbyn
Ada Menafee
Columbus
C. A. Bliss
Bliss College
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Granville
Dennison University
Denman
Trustees of
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W. L. Finley
C. Weybrecht
Automobile Flyer
Nellie
Coshoct
Duchess OF Marlborough
Consuelo Vanderbilt
London
Curzon Street
Blanford
England
Edward
West Lafayette News
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W. C. Wiggins
Ross Hamilton
A. Walters and Sons
O. F
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Baptist Church
Rev. Ellis
E. A. McCuskey
Sol
KE. A. Sanders
Corhocton
Bell Telephone Exchange
Alliance
W. W. Bechtel
Corhacton Exchange
Mr. and
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Bell Exchange
Middletown
Parry McNen
Ehiss Cof
Leh
Thas Ckiss
Toe Democrats
Tookina
Sone
Joseph J. Riad
Langtelaw
Shakespeare
Tennyson Te Tor
Towomal
Harpers’ Close
Serand
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Wagner
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Meike Tive
Searntest
Oto
Rawcer
Allen
Furatclasa
Tower CO
OER
Boston
U B.A. Ag
Tower Canadian CO
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Tos
Prenegtoes
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Lewy & Sona
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EL Anderson
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