Nomination of Sam Nicholas by Acclamation in Wooster
Sam Nicholas was nominated by acclamation by the Democrats of the Sixth Judicial District at Wooster to fill a vacancy. the November election will ratify the selection. The brief convention lasted thirty minutes, with Judge Voorhees introducing Nicholas and Judge Maxwell presiding. Nicholas, self described as well known in Coshocton and Wayne counties, is a respected local figure likely to win voter support.
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Sam Nicholas
Ohio
Wooster
Nicholas
Judge Voorhees
Judge Maxwell
Millersburg
Wygant of
Wayne
Imes
Cosboctun
Maxwell
Milersburg
Custodon County
Nore
Tke Pit Macy
Heme
Or Pars
Flegse Loowath Air Front Vauion
Pate Lial
Hog Cholera and Local Notes From Oak Grove
June 14 report from Oak Grove notes the Gauge mission to aid agriculture and educate farmers, a strawberry crop, a Fresno visit by the Hendersons, and illnesses. A hog cholera discussion at the Oak Grove school, a memorial for Mrs Jennings, funeral arrangements, Odd Fellows lodge plans for new rooms, and guardian appointment for Anna L. Long.
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Oak Grove
Franklin Belr
J. M. Henderson
Fresno
R. W. Norris
J. F. Amacher
H. H. Miller
Oak Grove School House
The
Odd Fellows of
Coshocton
Ohio
Gourley Block
Third and Main Streets
Mrs Jennings Passes Away At Mt Zion Church Area
Mrs Jennings aged woman died early this morning at four thirty near Mt Zion church after a long illness. She was born in the area and lived with her husband Saw Joe miss Ives for many years. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Roberts
West Lalapete
C.D. Cpastama
WR Arorholt
Llosa
Aronhol
Margaret Jieaums
Joe
Ots
Mt. Zion Church
Horse Returnee After Years From Bay Mare Theft
A bay mare missing for years was returned to its owner, Mr. Perkins of Cooperdate. The animal, described as bay with a white star and three white patches on the face, weighs about 900 pounds. Investigations connected to Henry Wheeler of Bedtons township and others who sold or disposed of the horse are noted as authorities seek to identify its present owner and return it to its rightful master.
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Gery
Osuaiheri
Lupus
Coskoeter
Perkins
Cooperdate
Henry Wheeler
Bedtons Township
Hickells
Ohio faces statewide teacher shortages and school closures
An Ohio report notes eight month employment periods and staffing gaps across districts. It highlights teachers leaving due to low pay and job strain, with efforts to reassign or restore positions failing as schools struggle to fund replacements and maintain operations amid shortages.
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Distriet
Omar Nan Ds Pup
Hearing of Divorce Case Incomplete Fragments
Fragmentary notice reports a divorce case hearing with corrupted names and unclear details. The readable bits suggest a court proceeding and party identifiers but lack definite dates or proper nouns. The fragmentary text indicates a scheduled judicial session without full context.
Fragmented OCR reads like local notice with scattered phrases
The text presents garbled lines about agricultural, public, and town matters with multiple names and places obscured. It hints at meetings or notices but lacks coherent facts or clear events to summarize.
Inhuman Father Conduct Under Investigation
Fragmentary OCR notes reference an investigation into an inhuman father. Names and details are garbled with scattered phrases about desertion, a wife, and a supposed suspect linked to a place or office. The text lacks clear dates or places.
Arrests in Conspiracy Case At Edison Kentucky
Edison KY June 13 Forme Callahan and Elbert Harper were arrested on affidavit of Tom Cockrell. They face murder charges in the Cox case. Callahan and Hangar were reportedly remanded in Carterette conference. Glouster address planned by Presdent Walt Ce. Mining officials in Metrcit G to meet Wonder and discuss board meeting to settle mining dispute. A gang of iceblowers raided Pataskala and Iersville, stealing items and wrecking shops. White Bloodhounds pursued them with hopes of capture before nightfall.
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Edison
Callahan
Elbert Harper
Tom Cockrell
Cox
Callahin
Hang
Laely
Glouster Solemhus
Walt Ce. Treen
Ohta
Tao Glouster
Hursday
Metrict G
John HO Wonder Hand
Itaskala
Pataskala
Iersville
Turn Place
Oia Staten
Would-Be Murderer Green Given Three Years in Pen
A court sentenced Green to three years in prison after a foiled murder plot. The defendant claimed a strained marriage and alleged threats from a rival, with testimony noting a tense domestic history. The case drew ties to organized crime era figures and a wider public safety debate.
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Green
Chautauqua Board Meeting Delays Sam Jones Date
The Chautauqua board plans a meeting to consider postponing the Sam Jones date among its agenda items. Members listed include A. J. Stewart Dr. W. Meinky Joaph Martin AL R Tarr and C. Chae. The report notes a Fourth of July safety focus and related movements.
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Charauquut
Timesoes
Sam Jones
J. Stewart
VW. R Meinky
Joaph Martin
AL IR. Tarr
C. ¥. Chae
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Tyes
Demeb
Jihdoa Tirekson
Treaster
Richard Clark
Cam Y Pieasurer
Ries
Rippeth Dry Goods
Crawford’'S
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Serge
John M. Friend
Kirkersville
J. P. Harris
H. H“romans
Tookettle
Epter
Ted
Orlanne
Chautauqua Board
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