Trials Drag On as Marion Patterson Liquor Case Proceeds
Trials extend through the week as five cases against three Coshocton men, Patterson Barnes and Johnson, unfold. Detective Edward M Wilson testified on May 20, detailing whiskey purchases at Patterson’s restaurant, while defense raised objections over counsel and evidence. Prosecutors seek delays to prepare for circuit court with anticipated continuations into Thursday and possibly Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Patterson
Patterson
Barnes and Johnson
Hamilton
Ashman
West Lafayette
ED. M. Wilson
Law and Order League
Patterton
Ohio
Levi Willems
J. C. Adame
Wikeoler amdh Glenn & Reasomer
Williams
AntiSaloon League
Coshocton
Wilson
Mine Explosion at Wehrum Kills and Traps Many
An explosion rocked the Lackawanna Coal and Coke Co mine in Wehrum Indiana County. More than 100 men were inside when the blast occurred. By afternoon three miners were confirmed dead, six fatally injured, 25 seriously hurt, and 65 still inside as the mine burned in several places. Rescue efforts were ongoing with many unaccounted.
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Pittsburg
Lackawanna Coal & Coke company
Wehrum
Indiana county
Ata P
Charged With Failure To Provide For His Children
Humane Officer Weasel at Newark Tuesday placed under arrest Max Negela and brought him to this city to answer the charge of failing to provide for his children aged three and four. Negelo, once at a local glass factory, has since resided in Newark. his wife lives with her father Henry Kent. Justice Steate sent him back Tuesday evening after he was told to deposit 200 dollars for child maintenance. He remains in custody while hoping to arrange payment to secure his release. Mrs L P Gallagher of Chestnut street and Alonso Atkins of South Seventh street are listed on the web list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weasel
Newark
Max Negela
Negele
Henry Kent
Coskocton Negelo
Justice Steate
Magruder elected councilman at Cincinnati event
C H Magruder wins a seat on the council amid scenes at Cincinnati Turnfest. About 300 women entered the national contest, drilled by Mile Etta Kolling, with exhibitions in Government Square and at the fairgrounds, showcasing fancy drill gymnastics and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Mile Etta Kolling
Government square
consiata
fair grounds
Jessie Pope Struck by Heat Collapse at Home
Miss Jessie Pope fainted at her Main Street home on Wednesday morning after a trip to Columbus the day before. Doctors attributed the episode to the extreme heat and travel fatigue.
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Jessie Pope
Main street
Columbus
Miss Minnie Ashman Dead at 25 in Ohio City
Miss Minnie Ashman of this city died at the Florence Crittenden home in Columbus on Tuesday. Her remains were brought home by brothers Sam and Frank for a Wednesday funeral at the Ashman residence. Interment was at Oak Ridge cemetery. Rev. Erwin led services and the Ma sonic quartet sang. Survived by parents in England, sister Ruth, and brothers Frank Fred and Sam. She had been deputy in the probate office.
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Minie Ashman
Florence Crittenden
Columbus
Cosnocton
Sam
Frank
Ashman
Oak Ridge cemetery
Mr. Erwin
sanz
Thos
Robvon
Chas, Gallagher
Warris
Chas. Weaver
Frank Tish
Jesse Haller
Miss Ashman
Ruth
Fred
England
Children in Coshoeton School Enumeration Report
W. W. Manner has completed the annual school enumeration and filed the report with Witttem Burne, clerk of the Board of Education. The tally shows 2888 children of school age, 240 more than the previous year, born to Mr and Mrs Phitlabeum of Freeno soa.
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W. WH. Manner
Witttem Burne
Board of Education
Ce eheeton
Phitlabeum lot Freeno
soa
Murder Reenactment Reveals Elsie Sigel Case Details
New York June 23 Chung Lin, roommate of Leon Ling, re enacts the murder of Elsie Sigel seen through a keyhole. Under police pressure Chung Sin admits seeing the body in Ling s room and touching it. He describes Ling s preparations for placing the body in a trunk found decomposed last Friday night. He is surrounded by detectives and officials including Ward and Jerome as he reveals the death details.
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New York
Leon Ling
jenses
Madonna
Elsie Sigel
Chung Lin
Lean
Chung Sin
Canton
West Galway
N. Y
Ward
Death Of Mrs Levit
The death of Mrs Stephen Levit occurred Wednesday morning at 7 A M after weeks of internal hemorrhages and a recent operation that yielded no improvement. She was forty years old, leaving her husband and four children, the eldest aged thirty four years. Funeral services will be held Friday with further arrangements not announced.
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Stephen Levit
vally
William Buckless Expires In Ninth Year
William Buckless died at 12 40 PM Wednesday at home four miles south of Coshocton after three months with Bright s disease. He recently turned eight teen last February and was widely known in the county. Survived by children James Bucklesa Mrs Richard Tooker Coshocton Mrs Wm McCoy Pleasant Valley Mrs D M Jennings Prankfin th Mrs Jon Shrigsey Jackson tp Mrs David Liltitridge Conesville Geo Bucklets Contport Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
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Bright
William Buckless
Coshocton
James Bucklesa
Richard Tooker
Wm. McCoy
Pleasant Valley
D. M. Jennings
Prankfin
Jon. Shrigsey
Jackson tp
David Liltitridge
Conesville
Geo. Bucklets
Contport
City Council Mulls Street Dedication and Appointments
The council met Tuesday to pass the semi annual appropriation ordinance and address requests from Samuel Hamilton for South Tenth Street. They filled vacancies after President B A Stary’s resignation, read ordinances on John Street grades, and discussed a water charge ban. Hamilton’s stance on street dedication shifted as landowners pressed for swift action. Caldwell and Riley denounced the previous deal as unfair.
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Samuel Hamilton
South Tenth Street
A. Stary
John street
W. St. Clair
Lynn
Kenilworth
Board of Public service
AL Guinther
Board of Health
T Hunt
Magruder
B.A Schey
daly
Judge Hunt
Robertson
Manender
couneil
Roberton
ads fouru
Ross Hamilton
FM English
Wm. Morford
David Evans
Finnet
thumiltion
hla
connell
Hamilton
Hampton
Cougerman Caldwell
council
Riley eting
Graft and street sale dispute in city council
The council debated a private street dispute tied to a Hamilton street opening. Witnesses claimed graft connected to the sale of Cos dots without a dedicated street and discussed condemning the street or taking the matter to court. Adjournment followed as officials planned review of minutes and the Hamilton transaction.
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Huniiiten
Emilton
Cassingham
Hautton
Chidwell
Ro ML Tample Sr
Reverteen
Mar. Hermiston
Hamilton
Aged Insane Man Walks Miles After Escape
Siamuel Hebron, an elderly patient who escaped Massillon state hospital last Friday, walked to Cordoctin then to the county infirmary by Tuesday evening. He had been moved from the infirmary to Massillon last December and is said to be over seventy, with little sign of fatigue after the long walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siamuel Hebron
Massillon state hospital
Cordoctin
Hebron
Mieesillon
Appeal of Lockard Case to Circuit Court
In Bisie Lockard 8, Alonze Lock writes that the defendant intends to appeal to the circuit court. If the court finds the case not appealable, it should re-refer to the same referees with instructions and for further report. testimony may warrant. The defendant moves for a new trial on eight grounds, including discovery of new evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonze Lock
glee
circuit court
Redeems His Tract of Land in Tax Forfeit Case
The first tax forfeiture redemption under the Audiusch order was announced Wednesday by R Randles. The Innis family acquired all of an acre from WoW Moore after costs and the 15 percent penalty. The tract is located in Washington.
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Audiusch
R. Randles
fiardesty
Moore
Washington
Mare killed by lightning on rural Coshocton drive
Lanne Campbell of rural Coshocton reports a valuable mare struck by lightning. The mare was found Tuesday, likely killed Monday evening. The insured stock was valued over 200 dollars. The estate of H Craetod, who returned from Dee Mola, Ta, includes 1,008 acres.
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Lanne Campbell
Coshocton
Deine
H. Craetod
Dee Mola
mf vettilorus
ats
John Crswherd
marly
peres
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Crabbe
Mapel
Glenn
Mr. Adama
wben
mayor's court
J. F. Meek
John R. Mapel
American Press Telegram
devine mene
Mra. L. P. Gallagher
Alonso Atkitbon
South Seventh street
C. H. Magruder
ETH
MINNIE ASHMAN
Coshoeton
Leon
Chum
American Prow Telegram
Daily Times
Levit
Wm. Buckless
S. M. Hamilton
Tenth St
Wiblic safety
LOCKARD
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