Police Raid on Hickory Street Joint Nets Stiff Fines
Three Sunday raids by city police disrupted gambling dens and liquor sales. Officers led by Keut Johnson closed a poker room in the Heiser Building on Hickory Street, arresting the operator and several patrons. Prosecutions followed with fines for liquor and gambling violations as other raids yielded additional arrests and charges.
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Heiser
Cumming
Hickory Street
Keut
Johnson
Gorman
Courtright
Mecca Bowl
Chas
Stone
Darender
Sennson
Ned
What church should I do in and why
A large Coshocton crowd at the opera house heard Rev Wells on church unity from John 17. He urged unity to show God sent Jesus, tracing to Acts 2 and the early Church of Christ. He argued creed less than Christ and immersion as entrance, urging Christian union without sacrificing principle.
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Coshocton
Nwn
D. Wells
Wells
Jesus
Christ
Church of Christ
Antioch
Luther
Wesley
Paul
Appolos
Cephas
Wespel
Ate
Philip
Jusus Christ
Sam
God
Peter Matt
Tell
Secording Baptiste de Bible
Feaus Crist
Elventh Street Church of Christ
Coal Lands Change Hands In Coshocton County
The Johnson coal mine near Conesville along the Wheeling Lake Erie railway was sold to HOON Barnes of Franklin and Clyde Thamans of Columbus from Lorain Gear and Dock company. The asset includes 200 acres total with 126 acres leased, 12 new homes, and a fully modern electrical plant. Daily output is about 200 tons with ample equipment and stock at Begat Coal Co.
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Coshocton County
Johnson
Conesville
Wheeling Lake Erie
Hoon Barnes
Franklin
Clyde Thamans
Columbus
Lorain Gear and Dock Company
Begat Coal Co
Longwell Becomes Citizen Arrives With Wife
R. T. Longwell and his wife arrived from Meadville Pa last evening and took temporary quarters at the Park hotel. They plan to move into the Selby property on South State Street as Lomewell opens a new dry goods and furnishing store at the former Fountain location. The Elie store is set to open to the public early in March.
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Hogle Block
Bangwell
Noee
Meadville
Park Hott
Selby
South Stath Street
Lomewell
Niewepa Pro
Atore
Fommtain
Aciing Ladien
Inter
Edward Arthur Dies at County Infirmary
Edward Arthur aged aqua 05 died at the county infirmary this morning after being moved there two weeks ago for alcoholism. Unmarried, his father survives. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p m at his sister Mrs John Hall’s home Orchard Street conducted by Rev Brewin. Interment Oakide Cemetery. Also notes new citizens births to Bale and Thumpkins families.
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Edward Arthur
County Infirmary
Ollock
John Hall
Orchard Street
Brewin
Oakidee Cemetery
Lett Family Tragedy in New Bedford Birth Death
A sad death occurred in New Bedford on Sunday when Mrs. Thon Seherty aged thirty died in childbirth. Her husband and four young children, the eldest only eight, are left. Mr. Scheetz, a respected farmer, attended the funeral Tuesday afternoon.
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New Bedford
Mra. Thon Seherty
Mr. Scheetz
Deputy Sheriff Arrests Man For Board Bill At Baltic
Tuscaraway County deputy sheriff William Zinkhorn came to Baltic Monday night with prisoner Jodie Smith arrested in Roseville for jumping a board bill. Smith was held in the city lockup overnight.
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William Zinkhorn
Sherif
Tuscaraway County
Smith
Roseville
Baltic
Jodie
Judge Relieves Miss Smith as Court Reporter
Judge Eason accepted Miss Lora Smith’s resignation as court stenographer effective April first. He set a replacement already hired for the Dickerson trial and noted she will report Mondays. The Coshocton bar regrets her retirement, praising her efficiency and courtesy.
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Priday
Eason
Lora Smith
Wayur
Dickerson
Pomerene
Coshocton
Mins Smith
Newcomerstown Jointists Heavily Fined in Local Trial
Newcomerstown on February 27. Edward M Smith & Co faced trial before Mayor Lie on charges related to selling alcohol at a prohibited venue. The two principal members, Birk Smith and Edwards, were fined ten dollars plus costs. Edwards received a ten thousand dollar fine and costs.
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Newcomerstown
Edward M Smith & Co
Lie
Birk Smith and
Nawards
Edwards
Comet
Giasof
Bloomfield mad dog bites leave victims in good condition
Local report describes a mad dog scare near Coshocton and a yellowing dog bite incident. R C G Dougan’s stray dog attacked his daughter Nellie and another child, causing a mad fit and transfer to Columbus for care. Mr Dougan and family travel for treatment. others affected are recovering.
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Manning
Baidime
M. Oo
J. H. Conead
Fredavy
Myers Paltersiuyt
Emunion
Owete Weld
Sunias
Cho
Kraser
Coshocton
Sunidiey
Walter Aultian
Byaus
Frank Conrad
Fisa Phim
Sundas
R. C G. Dougan
Horacien
Jans
Nellie
Columbus
Mr. Dougan
Chicay
Clemmie Crawford
John Patterson
Aati
Far West trip for Bakersvillians and local notices
Bakersvillians plan to move to Indian Territory as a family unit. Local names appear with funeral attendance, visits, and moves including Miss Knapp Evansville Ind Miss Clara Wise Cincinnati Mrs Everhart Indiana and others. The piece notes a Presbyterian church social success and various community updates alongside an advertisement section.
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Haber
Iver
Indian Territory
Knapp
Evansville
Inde
Clara Wise
Cincinnati
Everhart
Indiana
Grandmother Wise
Evans Creek
Presbyterian Church
Harry Moersch
Pittsburg
Owas Dome
Hoxa Te Colomitus
Lower
Coshocton
Ira Bo Mizer
Lower la
Hance
Corshottut
Wisit
Omooa
Beyeh
Ness
Zeiner
Henry C Herbig Observes Lincoln Day Ceremony in Los Angeles
The Ohio Society of Los Angeles held a Lincoln Day observance with nearly 50 guests. Henry C Herbig participated as did M Compton and Ada Pryelshound Forbes, while programs featured instrumental pieces and an address on Abraham Lincoln. The event, at a local recreation hall seating about 500, included refreshments and social交流 among attendees from California and other states.
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Cat National
Amy
Busines
Oljo Society
Iistrameiab
Ve Eatomuck
Ohio Society of Los Angeles
Epmo
Joby M. Compton
Misk
Forbes
Vito
Coshocten
Compton
California
Rose Brothers Plan To Enlarge Business
Rose Brothers announce expansion plans for their business in a local notice. Details reference property changes, financing, and timeline with mentions of Crp Sant, Tamme odode, and nearby streets. The item notes bond considerations and proposed improvements for the enterprise.
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Rose Brothers
Wheeling Shifts Front to Lower Fare Proposal
Wheel ing authorities consider changing the front toward a two cent fare as a maneuver to cut costs after the rate reduction. Cleveland observers note the move follows prior reporting and public discussion about maintaining service while lowering prices.
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Jackson
George Hatau
Deck Robinson
Frayer
John Johneen
Chic Maple
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OPERA
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Adams Mills
Gounty Commins
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North Tenih SU Reat
Judge Eason
Miss Smith
Bloomfield
Bakersvillians
Far West
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Port Wiliams
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Cashocton
Daley Times
Foley
CE Atteramn
Haktae
Sugar Creek
Romise
Asennad
Hace
Henry C. Herbig
Los Angeles
J. M. Gompton
Teaone
Parliewy
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Oun
Baer
Roloniat
Pepsi Prados
Oweta
Westerlay
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Chemdood
Emma Lee Property
Hearebie
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Cmd
Cleveland
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Times
Officinia
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