Fifteenth Street Improvements Dominate City Council
The council introduced and passed ordinances on Fifteenth street paving bonds and special assessments for sewers and sidewalks. It tabled a bill to remove screens from soft drink establishments, debated its scope, and adjourned into executive session after a full meeting with many items on Third Street, Chestnut Street, and East Main street projects.
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Fifteenth Street
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Orange
Walnut
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Sixteenth Streets
Chestnut Street
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Caldwell
Means Aqueduct to be Built Here
Columbus reports a citywide debate over the general appropriation bill for canal improvements with a 280000 canal funding line surviving in the senate. About 140000 will fund works between Cleveland and Dresden while a 350000 appropriation supports the Dayton state hospital project by buying the Shaker farm. The bill, returning to the house after senate changes, will total 766000 in appropriations shaping the special session’s agenda.
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Columbus
State Senate
General Assembly
Senate
Patterson
Ashland
Canala
Cleveland
Dresden
Nox
Supreme Court
Adjutant General
House
Dayton State Hospital
Shaker Farm
Senate Anance
One Minute of Freedom Ends With New Arrest
Albert Sparks left jail after three months for an insolvent $300 fine and was discharged. He faced a delicate charge from Margaret Ruby when Constable Riley Wickens arrested him for non support of a one day old child. He was bound over to the grand jury in $200.
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Albert Sparks
Sparks
Margaret Ruby
D. Klein
Klein
Riley Wickens
Squire Wimmer
Grand
Memorial Service Arranged by Richard Lanning Post
The Richard Lanning post members will attend a memorial service in the Baptist church. Rev Mr Bridge, pastor, will preach the sermon. The service is set for Sunday May 30 and Monday May 31 as designated by the department as the legal holiday. Bridge’s invitation was accepted at the Tuesday post meeting.
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Richard Lanning
Baptist Church
Mr. Bridge
Mary
Bruge
Richard Lanningtow
Rivers on a little flood restrains rising levels
A brisk southwest wind and cooler air checked an incipient flood Wednesday. Rivers reported at six feet at 7:30 A M by official Wil Jeffries did not rise much all day. The water reached the Canal Lewisville road edge but will not close traffic. an eleven foot stage is needed to close Roscoe traffic.
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Ganger
Wil Jeffries
Lewisville Road
Trai c
Roscoe
Break Ground For Building A in Bowth Seventh Street
Cochrane has broken ground for a one story frame building on Bowth Seventh street, expected completion around April 1. The Rogers’ billing on North Ginth arrest is noted, with a donation made for a winter of years.
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Bowth Seventh Street
Sir
Mate Bia Movement
Rogers’ Billing
North Ginth Arrest
Queen Alexandra Illness Spurs Move To Worthing
England grows concerned over Queen Alexandra s health as officials deny serious illness while court absence raises alarm. The king plans to buy a seaside residence at Worthing near Brighton, suspected to be prompted by the queen s fragile health.
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England
Queen Alexandra
Worthing
Brighton
Street Roller Skating Craze Hits Columbus Youths
A Columbus trend sparks a street roller skating craze among kids. From dawn to night, youngsters skate cement sidewalks, skip meals, and even hold impromptu polo games on asphalt while adults look on. The piece notes a local boy from Columbus started the craze and captures townwide enthusiasm.
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Papa
Court Square
America
Volker
Sammy Smith
No Change in Strike at Clow Plant
Conditions remain unchanged in a strike at the Clow plant as members of Federal Labor and Teamsters unions continue to hold out for the tommato scale and Sept. WIK of Leyrter and Larrea still decline to pay ft. One woman teamster crew worked Wednesday.
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Federal
Teamsters
Wntom Acale
Leyrter & Larrea
Wovmion
Business Men's Association to Meet Thursday Evening
The Business Men's Association will convene Thursday at 7 30 P M with a generous attendance expected. Discussions will cover maintenance of the Witching racks on the Brown lot and the report of the committee on the Miseray Raed and other matters receiving consideration.
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Business Men's Association
Raed
Judge orders verdict for Standard in $29 million suit
Chicago March 10 Judge Anderson instructed the jury in the action against Standard 681 Co. of Indiana to return a verdict finding the company not guilty. The case followed a prior government warning that more evidence would be needed to proceed and recalls the previous $29,440,000 fine imposed by Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis in the Standard case.
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Chicago
Anderson
Standard 681 Co
Indiana
Son of Jay Cooke Preacher to Visit Coshocton Church
The Episcopal Coshocton congregation will host Canon Henry E. Cooke, son of financier Jay Cooke, for a sermon next Sunday morning March 14 at the Carnegie White Hall. Canon Cooke, an honorary canon of Bishop Leonard in Cleveland, is noted as a thoughtful speaker and is arriving from Cleveland Saturday afternoon or evening.
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Jim
Carnegie Wirary Hall
Henry E. Cooke
Canon Cooke
Leonard
Cleveland
Jay Cooke
Ise
Gibraltar
Put-in-Bay
Lake Erie
New Sampshire
Trinity
San Fran
Cisco
Lottingwell
St. Tregia
Polo Boosters Plan Excursion to Niagara Falls
Members of the Protected Flame Circle discuss an excursion next summer to Myers Lake Silver Lake or other sites with Niagara Falls and Springfield as possibilities. An August trip to Meyers Lake occurred last year. The Coshocton Amusement Company meets Wednesday at seven to plan future polo activities with Judge J H Nicholas presiding. Will of Ben Strope admitted to probate with Sarah L Stropes named as executor.
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Flame Circle
Myers Lake
Silver Lake
Springfeld
Niagara Falls
Meyern
Cosherton Amusement Company
Haralness
All Howe
Coshocton
3. H. Nicholas
Start Work Next Week On Cambridge Street Home
Measurements were taken today at the Nicholas home on Cambridge Street and actual work will begin next week to modify the house for the Cyvetry Clot project.
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Nicholas
Cambridge Street
Jurors Named for April Court in Tuscarawas County
The April term jurors were announced, listing grand jurors from Jefferson, Monroe, Linton, New Castle and surrounding townships. Names include Silas Frederick, Speckman, Cochran, Love, Diver, Dies, Van Kannell, Borden, Dillugherty, Maxwell, Handley, Crile, Hackett, McCoy, McCammant, Hamilton, and Fock among others.
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Silas
Rederick
Tuscacuwas
Theo Agoow
Tuscarawas
Speckman
Jefferson
Jas
Cochran
Dow
Riehie
Koone
Michael Cotlopy
Linton
Jon Sherdoff
Monroe
Robert Porteus
Lafayette
Paul Love
CREA
J.C Bisher
Tuacariwas
Diver
Taiscarawas
Cantle
Arnold Wisan
Oxford
W. On. Handley
Jackson
Art Clark
J. S. BH. Dawson
J. T. Dickerson
Washington
M. A. Crile
Crawford
W. HW. Hackett
McCoy
McCammant
Robt
Hamilton
White Eyes
Alfred Fock
Dr Wallace Dies in California
News of the Fresno physician Dr H Wallace who formerly lived in Fresno and here, died Monday. Born in Salineville Ohio, he moved to Fresno eight years ago, married here three years ago, and later relocated to California. Survived by wife and three sons Clarence Victor and Paul. Burial set for Fresno California.
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C. UC
Wallace
Fresno
Cal
Awakening Serial Debuts in Our Boye Magazine
Deriis Earl Maston, once of Jackson township, writes The Awakening set in Bacon Run. The Civil War themed story begins in Our Boye, with the Times receiving a marked copy Tuesday.
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Deriis Earl Maston
Jackson Township
the Times
Bacon Run
Schott Voted No On Increase In County Seat
Representative II. Wo Schott was among 37 members who voted no on the county recorder fee increase. Walter Richard, one month old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hoff man, died Tuesday afternoon and was buried at South Lawn Cemetery Wednesday. Clara Krauss and Nora Kaufman of Wills Creek visited Emma Hahn of Bacon Run last week for quilting and carpet rag sewing with a late lunch.
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Jno the
Dicense
Columbus
Pas
Walter Richard
R Ehilt
Alr
Harley Hoff
North Twelfth Street
Jin South Lawn Cemetery
Clara Krauss
Nora Kauf
Iman
Wills Creek
Emma Hahn
Bacon Run Taat
Saul Stackem
Cornelius Mobley
Lesly
Minsen Stella
Nora Stackim
Ines Newton
Lara Jones
Verne Lesly
Nora Kaufraan
Clara Kress
Adaline Bordenkircher
Carrie Burwens
Imma Amore
Walter Nester
Ja Brannon
Bert F Stockum
Clarence Reabrig
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