Straw Paper Mill Expands with Immense Straw Storage
The straw paper mill owned by W. H. Bachert at the head of Fourth and Fifth streets begins construction of a large straw shed west of the factory and north of the electric light plant. The 80 by 120 foot building will allow storage and direct railroad access with derricks and tramways from shed to cooking tubs, boosting straw handling for rising orders. The mill currently employs about twenty people and is a key local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
W. H. Bachert
Bachert
electric light company
Locust street
Trio of Wayward Girls Attract Humane Society Attention
Humane Officer Jackson investigates a 16 year old and two 14 year olds who slept in box cars and barns after consorting with older youths. One has been arrested. the others may be rounded up before Saturday for juvenile court hearings with potential sensational developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Officer
Jackson
The
humane society
Why Coshocton Should Seek the New Industry
The piece argues Marietta may lose the A. T. Nye & Sons store foundry due to the Ohio River inundations and poor transport. It notes the plant, in business since 1828 producing fifty stoves daily, may relocate westward. It urges Coshocton to seize cheap power, canal access, and rail links on the Pennsylvania and Wabash systems, with nearby coal, as a likely site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oh'o
Marietta
A. T. Nye & Sons
Ohio
west
Coshocton
Ohio canal
Pennsylvania and Wabash
Speck Divorce Case Denies Petition Allegations
Bertha Speck responds to amended petition in George Speck divorce action denying all claims. She alleges the plaintiff is unfit for custody and asks that care be awarded to her. Judge Eason presides this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Speck
Hertha c. Speck
fendant
Eason
Wooster Professor Dies After Week of Illness
William H. Wilson, professor of mathematics at the University of Wooster and 1909 alumnus, died at his home after pneumonia. He was active as graduate manager for Wooster football and baseball teams. Marriage licenses issued to Wm J. King and Myrtle B. Daugherty and to Ernest E. Miller and Mary Virginia Garrett with officiants noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
William H. Wilson
Johnson
University of Wooster
Wilson
Wm. J. King
Fresno
Myrtle B. Daugherty
Weat
Lafayette
Black
Ernest E. Miller
Jackson B
Mary Virginia Garrett
Washington
Ervin wil
Copert v McCoy Orders Security for Costs
Henry J. Copert sues Thomas McCoy and is directed to provide security for costs within thirty days or the case will be dropped from the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Copert
Thomas McCoy
Grand Lodge of Eagles Elects Ohio Officers
The Grand Lodge of Eagles in Ohio held its second day of sessions on June 27 with officer elections for the coming year. Elected: President John W. Garnier Springfield. Vice President Frank H. Dothe Cincinnati. Secretary Dan R. Sullivan Columbus. Treasurer John J. McCabe Youngstown. Chaplain Dr M Bland Bellevue. Conductor Otto Lauffer Portsmouth. Inside Guard Fred R. Mayer Delaware. Outer Guard J A Taller Coshocton. Trustee M A Hyde Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Grand Lodge of Eagles
state of
Ohio
John W. Garnier
Springfield
Frank H. Dothe
Cincinnati
Dan RK
Sullivan
Columbus
John J. McCabe
Youngstown
Dr M. Bland
Bellevue
Otto Lauffer
Portsmouth
Fred R. Mayer
Delaware
J. A Taller
Coshocton
M. A. Hyde
Marietta
Bock Named to Fill Vacancy on Terodisco Desk
Roel announces the appointment of Mr. Bock to replace Gav on the Terodiscof the quarper. Bock brings college publication experience and a ready familiarity with the Times readership. Moist leaves the county desk for Columbus to join the Columbus Dispatch state desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roel
Gav
John Moist
Bock
the
Times
Mr. Bock
the Times
Moist
Columbus
Columbus Dispatch
Jordan vs Fernulee and Milligan IAS Engine Case Verdict
The case titled Jordan versus Fernulee and Milligan was presented to the Common Treasury Court for two days. The jury returned a verdict awarding $1 to the plaintiff at 10 o clock. A motion for a new trial was filed by the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Fernulee & Milligan
Treas Courteriat
Ias
las rife
amt
albany
Auto party stops for dinner then heads to Zanesville
Mr. and Mrs J. Martin of Zanesville and Mr and Mrs W P English, who had travelled to Cleveland to purchase a new automobile, dined at the Park Hotel. They drove from Cleveland this morning in a handsome white steer machine and left for Zanesville this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Martin
Zanesville
Myr
Decree of Divorce Granted to Decia Craig
Judge Eason grants a decree of divorce to Decia Craig on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. No custody or alimony order. Defendant absent and not warned of the hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decia Craig
Eason
Mrs John King Dies of Appendicitis at 25
Mrs Holle Davis King died at home on North Third Street after appendicitis. She was 25 and married at age 20 to John King, son of Mr and Mrs Henry King. She leaves her husband, her mother Mr Davis and two children Rachel and Charles. Funeral Saturday at 7 with Rev Robertson. interment Branch Cemetery ten miles back of Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oelock
Holle Davis King
drofn King
North Third Street
King
New Mawcow
John King
Henry
Highland Terrace 1 Ready for Big Sale Leader
A readably garbled piece notes Highland Terrace 1 expansion and the Wieland Tecries Mc Connell Delart addition near completion. It cites factory growth, new beaches leather, glass plants expansion, power plant, and job creation as signals of urban development and a proposed sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wieland
McConnell Delart
macker
rowdy
corninky
Coghocton
Knights Templar delegation attends St Bernard installation
A Comomandery delegation led by B S Lee Blake Mizer AH Thomson and J FR Baughman attended the public installation of officers in Uhrichsville for the St Bernard Commandery. Afterward a social affair was held with many Sir Knights and their guests, reported as a royal occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
B.S. Lee
Blake Mizer
AH. Thomson
J. FR. Baughman
Uhrichsvile
Have The Daily Times Sent To Your Address When Away
A brief notice advertises home delivery of the Daily Times while residents are away, offering readers a way to keep current on news and events by sending the paper to a preferred address during trips or extended absences.
Summer Vacation Notice for Coshocton Daily Times Readers
The Coshocton Daily Times will mail to subscribers leaving the city during summer. Changes of address handled on request with both old and new addresses listed. Contact Belt Phone 7, CI Prene 23 for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Taft Tells a Story at Yale Dinner About Nomination
Secretary of War Taft told a tale at a Yale University dinner that hinted at his stance on a Roosevelt successor. Senator Knox of Pennsylvania attended as Taft described a Kentuckian who lost money and wandered from Frankfort asking to see an office seeking the man.
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New Haven
Con
Taft
alumost
Yale
Roosevelt
Knox
Pennsylvania
Frankfort
towt
Jip
Scrabbs
Alexandria pike
Mr Taft
Senator Knox
Fishermen's Roundup Says Guinther Honored on River Bend
Yesterday local residents praised Guinther for a notable catch while he walked home along the water. Today John Hack and Thos Robinsop reportedly fished the Wathonding river at the same spot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
tod Guinther
tim
John Hack
Thos
Robinsop
wanal
Wathonding
William Davis Denies Orchard Mob Plot in Trail Testimony
Witnesses recount Davis leading the mob at Bunker Hill mine destruction and denying Orchard’s accusations. Ida Hume testifies Davis feared deportation, changed his name, and avoided identification during the Cripple Creek events. Senator Borah’s cross examination highlights Davis’s claimed lack of knowledge about a broader train explosion plot.
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Hume
Ida
William FP
Davia
Goeldfeld
New
Willian D Haywood
Frank Steinehbers
Wan
Orchard
Davis
adil
Asia
Haywood
Moser
Cripple Creek
Independence station
Clavenes Yarrow
jyoany
anton
Bunker
Sand Sullivan
fla
Stoury
Hercules
KAN Steenberg
Borah
Sullivan
Sullivan affair and Mine circuistances under which Qrehird
Steunemberg
Davin
Hooker Hill
Gem
Piutton
bee
Leona
becaune
Butte
Bunker HI
McConnell
azatin
Bute
Little Day
Denver
Rothe
Joho D. Eliott
Peabody
Sherman Tell
aleidd
rei
O'Neill
federation
Liquor Fight Mirrors Dry Territory Contests
A garbled report describes a court case over liquor sales in a dry town. The state seeks enforcement of blue laws while the defendant argues restrictions hinder commerce. The outcome hinges on interpretation of prohibition and legal penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atmos
Columbin
iiportinan
Linder
Krte COMPAL
Warsaw Cement Plant Moves to Coshocton for Block Making
The Warsaw Cement Company relocates machinery from Warsaw to Coshocton at Fourth Street to produce concrete blocks. The move aims to speed up delivery and reduce costs, as Warsaw freight rates and limited boxcar training hinder production.
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WARSAW
COSHOCTON
Plea of Defense in Murder Trial Described in Court
The defense argues the defendant was mentally impaired after years of dissipation and alcohol abuse. Witnesses testifying may relate to the defendant's state of mind when he heard the alleged assault on his daughter and subsequent actions. The court weighs admissibility of testimony presented by both sides as it considers the case.
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PArerbean
Peteagenin Hotton
hasan
Chanthe milead
Jude
tad
tyne
Special Train Stops En Route to Canton
A special train charter stopped at Coshocton at 1 o'clock this morning on its journey from Banes ville to Canton. The crowded coach carried Mc Powell and Captain Ball who did not alight. About twenty Eagles departed last night for the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banesville
Canton
doe Mc Powell
Captain Ball
Coshocton
Haywood Studies Law in Idaho Prison
Secretary Kirwan read a letter from William Harward to a Western Federation of Miners convention noting that Haywood, while in Idaho prison, began studying law and had already passed an exam in four subjects.
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American Press Telegram
Denver
Kirwan
William Harward
Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Idaho
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STRAW PAPER MILL
BERTHA SPECK
BALL
TYLER
Camerton
Daily Times
AUTO PARTY
Park Hotel
Cleveland
HIGHLAND TERRACE
plang
Evers
oman
dist council
jess
walter true
Kira
Uhrichsville
Piscatorial
WILLIAM DAVIS
Steunenberg
TAmerlei Press
Petogram
Thee Wiersa Cennant Black company
Guopartis
Warswands
Fourth street
davo
Loving
Estes
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