Auditor Breaks Records In Liquor Tax Settlement
County Auditor Randles forwarded the liquor tax settlement to the state auditor ahead of schedule. The report covers state, municipal police, municipal general revenue, infirmary, and township pools totaling 12592.90 with 26 saloons and one beer agency paying the first installment. Several named establishments and individuals appear in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randles
State
Oxford
Coshocton
Co. W. Ball
Park Hotel
Judge Voorhees Custer Paper Added to State History Records
Judge R M Voorhees received recognition from the State Archaeological Society for his paper on General Custer read to the Magazine club of Columbus. The society will add the work to the state’s permanent archives, noting Voorhees’s longtime connection to Custer and his engaging, polished presentation.
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R. M. Voorhees
State Archaeological Society
General Custer
Magazine Club of Columbus
Judge Voorhees
Green, Pres. optimistic on mining lockout settlement
President Green of the mine workers union says the general settlement is satisfactory and unions have secured most demands. He expects amicable terms with operators, though the Pitsboro subdistrict resists. He will attend conventions in Wheeling and Athens to push a fair agreement for Working Valley mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Green
Mine Workers Union
Times
Hie
Green
Pitsboro
Wheeling
Hey
Athens
Horking Valley
Fire at Mt Vernon Window Glass Plant Narrowly Averted
A blaze at the Mt Vernon Window Glass Company plant poured molten glass into the basement this afternoon. Firemen fought the flames for hours before they were extinguished, causing financial loss and an eventual shutdown for weeks, with hundreds of workers displaced. Homer McCullough, recently injured, remains unable to walk and uses a rolling chair, with an improving prognosis.
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Mt. Vernon, Jane
Othe Mt. Vernon Window Glass Company
Homer McCullough
Mrs Martin Bowers breaks arm in cherry tree fall
Mrs. Martin Bowers of Adamsville suffered a broken left arm and a severe bruise after a ladder slipped while picking cherries in the EO OP Baker orchard east of Town. Dr. W C Kinner was summoned to treat her injuries at home.
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Martin Bowers
Adamsville
Indigestion Cure Promises Health for Troubled Stomachs
An antique medical advertisement touts Kodol Digests What You Eat as a cure for indigestion and related stomach ailments. It claims the product cleanses and strengthens the stomach lining, markets it as a natural juice tonic, and notes pricing and availability through C. E. Anderson in Coshocton Ohio with reference to the 1906 Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kordel
C. B. Anderson
E. O. Bewitt & CO
Chicago
C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Coshocton
Ohio
Governor Resignations and Historical Gubernatorial Succession
An article reviews eight interim governors in a state, noting cause in each case from death to resignation, with examples like Jean Brough and Ethan Allen Brown. It also mentions William Medill and Bartley and ends with the resignation of Marshal Phillips as town marshal of Newcomerstown due to heart trouble.
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Laewemant Tiosernor
Sheerink
Bane Gevertor Pattison
Rica
Harris
Offre
Jean Brough
Jonathan Meigs
Thomas Nick
Senate
Arly
Braneh
Meike
Avan
Keen Pos Mits Ter Gemneral
Unitedtates
Othnel Louker
Meigs
Ethan Allen Brown
Allen Trimble
Thomas Welles Barley
Wilson Shannon
United States
Mexico
Bartley
Mordecai Bartley
Reuben Wood
Chile
William Medill
Johm
Tleveland
Char Anderon
Iit
Marshal Phillips
W.om
Phillips
Newcomerstown
Bia
Trouble in Market as Five Cent Cherries Spark Riot
Five cent cherries at a city market caused a riot this morning when German vendors faced crowding and price disputes. Shouts of Deutscher and heated bidding ended with police involvement and the vendor delivering the goods after a tense standoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayle
Mrs M H McCormick Burns Cleaning With Fluid
Mrs McCormick suffered painful burns to arms and face while cleaning with a fluid at home. Neighbors and medical staff attended as she was moved to a bed and treated. the incident involved an accidental ignition. Details remain uncertain but authorities investigated the mishap given the hazardous cleaning agent involved.
Convention Nears Seat and Secretary Election in Prohibition Meet
The county Prohibition convention at city hall reorganized leadership and listed county officers. A state delegation was chosen with Cullicon and Finney among delegates as the Seventeenth district rally approached. The event highlighted debates on reform and the league's alignment with the prohibition platform amid party tensions.
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Old Guard
Finney
Lot
Cormick
Hides
Boyd
Tutamo
Sears
Ohare
Issie
Willy
HM Salaam Pesta
League
Legal Notice Incomplete Conveyance Case
Two parties filed a case seeking to set aside conveyances of real estate including properties involving TN Mizer C1 Mizer and Mary Reed with Chas Teed as defendants. The filing references a December date and mentions WY and Mary Maver as related parties in a defense.
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Mary Reed
Chas Teed
Mary Maver
Mary
Deem
Chas
Heavy Tax Collections and Local Notices Reported
Tax collections are described as heavy with notes on local fund gathers and money flows. The report mentions individuals connected to tax efforts, business transfers, and shifts in storefront duties alongside notices of public sales and county concerns.
Peaceful Soul Amid Fear Torn Mind
A garbled report recalls a man named Dickerson expressing inner peace despite fear. It describes Army actions, Salvation Army involvement, and a calm demeanor during a tense Sunday with references to prisoners and aid workers. The piece centers on faith and solace amid danger.
Epworth League Convention At Uhrichs ville
A fragmentary account describes the Epworth League convention held in Uhrichsville with remarks by Reverend Marl Cramston and local officers. The piece references attendance, leadership, and neighboring delegates, with later mentions of broader wartime era themes and a wider Canadian agricultural scene.
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Epworth League
Uhrichsville
Verna
Camenida
Chel Ville
Owen
Tas Wetel
Porter
Pieri
Cramston
Withington
Spela Anaiger
Daar
Whieby
New Guilford residents react to local abuse remark
Fragmented notices recount community sentiment after a public figure faced scrutiny and insult. Voices defend free speech while urging civility, with critics labeling the remark as harmful and inflammatory.
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Bari’s & Son
Star Hotel
Clough
North Third
Cartun
Ols Main
Thos
Carton
Los
Coshocton Distilling Co
T. S. Elyon
North Fifth
Hugh Gamble
Mecca
Gross & Wells
Mac
G. S. Heiser
Hickory
AR. B. Johnson
W. FL Jordan
Schaichalley
Kinney Bros
Makin
A. G. Kline
Daniel Lewis
H. J. Lorenz
Main
E. E. McManus
Sam Siegrist
Andrew Stewart
W. OH
Roger
Rogers & Son
Roger & Tumblin
John Rice
Main and
Chestnut
Custer
Mt. Vernon
Layland
Toofhg
J. A Patterson
Dias Eyrreises
Ehuveh Sundiay Aries
Anderson
Toerend
Hee Bourch
Saly Ox
Emson
Iekers
Colinas
Coshorton
Trades and Labor Council
Mrconineh
Ugar
County Recorder
Mecormek Secretars
Woton Cornell
Ated
Mathews
John Cullison
Willian Porteus
Comanissiguer
Reeider
Conesville
Portens
Coshocton Coromer
Brithart
Riftbuck
Pond Ctor
Hans
Hide
Bon
Bayleys
Cukor
Hy Coshocton
Gladys Hlottmeig
Nathan Cooyterd
Lois Hassah
Canal
Erwin
Keipey
Koley
Ty CR
Brink Haven
Kohl
Plainfeld
Drinkaven
West Lafayette
Tuteday
Plainfield
McConnelsville
Lee Gheen
Vob
al. Sharp
Lake Shore
Michigan
Erie
Butea Bay
Cedar Point
Lakeside
Lake Chautauqua
St. Lawrence River
Betti Adirondack Mountaneaontey
Champliin A
George
White Mountains
Athintis Coast
New England
Woods and Lakes
Canada
Way
Big Four
The
Nia Falls
Lake Erie Islands
Cleveland Army Buffalo
Thana
Lake Ewe
Addnss
A. J. Smetla
Cleveland
Dickerson
Richard Lyens
Bessie Hollister
Pepe
Celine
Plant Ag
Red
Mineapolis
Amd
Red River
Grothe
Ferdbe
Millon Areres
Cy. Warman
New Guilford
Boo
Wheelr
Wryne
Agnes
Costartan
Honded
Gaeten
Sears Meat
Peter Erie
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