Jas Slaughter Convicted of Assault and Battery Only
Jas Slaughter on trial for shooting John E. White with intent to kill was found guilty only of assault and battery after a two hour jury deliberation. Attorneys Adams Glenn and Turner stated there will be no new trial motion. Original jurors favored acquittal seven to five on the attempted murder charge. The offense carries up to six months imprisonment and a $200 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Slaughter
John E. White
Slaughter
Adams
Glenn
Turner
Sues Haskell Because Papers Were Confiscated
Brooklyn plaintiff Scott MacReynolds sues Governor Haskell and officials for 10000 damages over seizure of papers linked to Haskell Hearst dispute. Other items note deaths, local society events, and a bridge injunction update in Guthrie Oklahoma and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sues Haskell
Guthrie
Oklo
Scott MacReynolds
Brooklyn
N. Y
Charles N. Haskell
Orville T.asmith
John Mahoney
Sherif
Logan County
Robert L. Lucsford
Cleveland
Panera
MacReynolds
Haskell
William R. Hearst
Hearst
Thief in broad daylight robs Daniel Valentine home
A lone burglar robbed the Daniel Valentine residence three miles west of Coshocton Thursday morning, stealing nearly $50 in cash. The thief forced a rear door, searched the house, and fled. A wide search is under way across the region with a description of a man about 50, wearing a soft hat and driving a grey hound dog. authorities alerted in Wareham Bank Tavern Marwstel Newark Zanesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Valentine
Coshocton
Fsa A
Valentine
Wetleast
Sheena Nosker
Valentine's
Huff
Coward Cosherton
Pete Manefield
Wareaw
Bank Taven
Marwstel
Newark
Zanesville
Clay Miller
Goethe
Misses McCoy Attend Coshocton Cousin’s Funeral in Columbus
The Misses Utta and Iva McCoy traveled to Columbus on Thursday to attend the funeral of their cousin, the late Howard Crooks, a well known Coshocton county figure and former Spring Mountain resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utta
Iva McCoy
Columbus
Howard Crooks
Coshocton County
Spring Mountain
Illness Shocks Andeville Doctor Hensel Reported Critical
A telegram arrived Thursday noon announcing that Dr Hensel of Andeville North Carolina is critically ill with a premature condition. Mrs Ed Haenter was the recipient of the message and the news spread among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mennell
Ed Haenter
Hensel
Andeville, N.C
Heavy Dose For the Assailant of Headley Girl
Arch Grown, convict for assault on fifteen year old Sarah Jane Headley, received a ten year penitentiary term from Judge Weygan after denying a new trial. Assistant Kuntz argued for the defendant. The judge noted the offense as a third similar case affecting the term. Sprague and Phillis also feature in sentences for liquor offenses. Sprague was fined $100 and ordered to the workhouse for nonpayment. Phillis paid a $50 fine. Prosecutor McDowell cited a local gang. A. A. Chisholm of Treadwell, NY praises Electric Waters for indigestion and debility after relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch Grown
Sarah Jane Headley
Weygan
Common Pleas Court
Kuntz
Zanesville
Brown
Bar of Justice
Philileia
Albert Phillis
Sprague
Samuel Sprague
Derr
Plainfield
Mapel
McDowell
Ying
A. A. Chisholm
Treadwell
C. EB. Anderson
Coshocton
M. Ferguson
Roxcoe
Fresno Grange program features debate and social plans
Fresno Grange held a Wednesday meeting with Revitation Miss Minis ilein music by Mrs George Wyler and papers by Mr and Mrs Han son and Mrs Mimer Davis. A ghost social and an old fashioned spelling bee were set for Saturday March 13. The note includes a memorial for David Croy of Fresno, a former Roy Mil operator, with funeral details at Oak Grove cemetery. Two Otsego men wed in recent days, James Ward and Leonard Jackson, with Elma Brill as bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno Grange
Minis Ilein
George Wyler
Robert
Hanson
Hamilton
Dore
David Cees
Oelock
Oakyove
Fresno
Max David Cain
Ter Plac
Mr. Croy
Roy Mil
Willian Croy
Jacob Croy
Washocton
Jennie Tayne
Canal Lewieville
David Cain
Cain
Oak Grove Cemetery
Otsego
Ohe Broom
James Ward
Leonard Jackson
Mies Elma Brill
F. O., Brill
Guernrcy Ovenly
Mas. Thine
Rachel VeCurdy
Near
Tunnel
William Viewwell
Stisshela
F Williamson
Warsaw
Poo
Foster
Glenn Darling
WA McCurdy
Slias Vidlova McCurdy
Georgia Rutlelen
Frances Rutledge
Valora McCurdy
Georgia Rutledge
Valera McCurdy
Lela Hains
Stirs
Diohn Kimberley
Soggy Hill School
Lester
McCurdy
Portemouth
Two Weddings At Bride’s Homes Near Otsego
Wedding ceremonies were held at the brides' homes with Rev. R. P. Iudoall officiating. The newlyweds plan to reside on a farm near Otowo. Another wedding occurred at a bride’s home in Wednesday with Misaida Miskimmis and Leonard Ixeheou, a merchant of Otsego, who will settle in Otwerga. In legal notes, the attorney general’s report to Secretary Thompson holds that the Hron son primary election law allows township primaries to nominate justices of the peace, but they are neither county nor township officers and the jurisdiction is countywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Village
JaK&sex Bucklew and
Markley
Warsaw
Clare Funk
Belvia Barnes
Birdsland Bridge
Almack Hall
W. Coretl
Frank Butler
Thomas Metz
West Bedford and
W. J. Freese
Bedford
Emmet Fry
Coshocton
W.os Fey
Jesy Ford
Tiyesville
John Covell
von Ob Connyile
Iowen
Mes Button
Moscow
Button
Saniel Moore
West Carlisle
Ding
R. P. Iudoall
Otwogo
Misaida Miskimmis
Truton Township
Leonard Ixeheou
Otsego
Otwerga
Thompson
Attorney General's Department
Hronson
Justices of the Peace
Supreme Cotrt
Alabama firm seeks trade letter from Coshocton in enlarged picture business
A March 3 letter from Union Springs Alabama asks Coshocton Ohio to consider joining in an enlarged picture venture. The writer proposes selling a picture titled Dr Booker T Washington Lincoln and Douglas and asks for arrangements to begin at once. If not in this business the letter asks to forward to someone in the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Springs
Ala
Coshocton
Ohio
Booker T. Washington
Abraham Linken
Fred Duxzlus
Trier
Buiness & Eetc
Appointment for A Sondies as collector and probation officer
Probate Judge Ashman announced Thursday afternoon the appointment of A Sondies as collector for the Business Alien's Association and probation officer to succeed W TFT Knight. Sondies will discharge duties of both positions effective immediately, with no solicitation on his part. The article also notes social visits and local events in Warsaw and nearby areas including Sagey Hill and Tunnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashman
A. ©. Sondies
Business Alien’s Association
Pray Bation
W. Tft. Knight
Sondies
Sandles
Sheriff Sells Three Tracts At Court House Sale
A large afternoon crowd watched the sheriff sell three farms. The Jones farm in Lia Fayette township sold to Jacob H. Deibel for 7830, appraised 7200. Bretzina farm, 102 acres in Bethlehem township sold to El mer Infield for 3360, appraised 2500. Lower tract, 169 acres in White Eyes township sold to results of Chili for 4080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Jones
Liafayette Township
Jacob H. Deibel
Bretzina
Bethlehem Township
Elmer Infield
White Eyes Township
Results of Chili
Telephone rate hike in Coshocton County sparked by abuse of privileges
Secretary Sarmaé Kissner of Coshocton Telephone Company says a $0.25 monthly rise from $1 to $1.25 is necessary due to heavy use and abuse of privileges by country subscribers. About a thousand customers in Warsaw West Lafayette Plainfield Clark and Cooperdale will be affected. Coshocton city excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Mr. Kissner
Local Firms Report Weekly Payroll Totals In Coshocton Area
Weekly payrolls from Coshocton firms show payments totaling 21 500. Coshocton National Bank disbursed 1 2000 for Keagy and Lear. Several Coshocton companies including Pope Gosiser China and Spellacy Raiff paid sums, with Coshocton National listing 8 500 for Luyster and Lowe. Additional firms such as Corricated Packing Paper and Beach Leather appear in the unsettled accounts.
Lost slate-colored rowboat named Lula reported near West Lafayette
A missing rowboat with slate color and tin between, inscribed Lula, boasted by Owens near West Lafayette, prompted police notice after loss at a Friday night event at the Bad es school house. Separately, Harry Daniels faced bootlegging charges before Judge Lauderman, with trial details and witnesses. Mrs. DeLong and Mrs. DeLong charged with shoplifting three dress patterns valued at 21 dollars from Neighbor Store. Forest Holdsworth, four, died of pneumonia at Conesville M E Church service planned. sister Evelyn ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lula
Owens
West Lafayette
Bades
Harry Daniels
FP. UU. Lauderman
Frank Parks
Henry Daniels
Addison Hart
Hurisen Pak
Owas
George DeLong
Cota Delong
Newcomerstown
T. DD
Cora DeLong
Neighbor
Forest
Mim
Price Holdsworth
Conesville
M. E
Carpenter
Mill Fork
Forrest
Evelyn
Eat What You Need For Digestive Health
A Coshocton message by Gc. &. Anderson advises eating a sufficient amount of wholesome food and ensuring it is thoroughly digested. If the stomach is weak, rest and EKodol are recommended to aid digestion, avoiding dieting and extra distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson, Coshocton
Guarantee Offer For Kodol Refund Policy
An advertising offer guarantees a refund by the druggist if a customer cannot state benefits after using a full dollar bottle. The policy covers large bottles only and applies to one family. Kodol is produced by E. C. DeWitt & Co. in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Crist Bill Tacked On Forbidding Soliciting of Sales in Dry Territory
The house, with nine opposing votes, passed Dean’s saloon bill carrying a Crist bill rider to ban liquor sales solicitation in dry areas and authorize secret service enforcement. Galleries applauded Representative Gibbs of Lorain until Speaker Mooney barred reactions. Senate fate hinges on pending war over liquor provisions as auditors and clerks bills die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crist
Columbus
House
Dean
Gibbs
Lorain
Mooney
Otto J. Renner
Senate
Johnson
Cincinnati
Senate Judiciary Committee
Union Of Ohio Mine Workers elects Nelson Thompson Miller in district
Subdistrict six of the United Mine Workers of Ohio convened in Zanesville to re elect President A G Nelson Vice President W C Thompson and Secretary treasurer E P Miller. Ballots showed Nelson 1498 and challengers to Nelson 108 798. Miller led 2573 to 1747. Thompson won 3120 to 1298. Auditor and teller results listed multiple candidates. The gathering planned to file reports and praised the officers for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Nelson
Crooksville
W. C. Thompson
Byesville
Edwin P. Miller
Coshocton
Lee Hall
Leroy Elswick
G. E. Oldham
Lore City
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Zanesville
Standen Hotel
A. C. Smith
John M. Coburn
McLuny
McCauley
Asa
Nelson
Truesville
David Robb
Rosefarm
Thompson
E. P. Miller
Robt. Gollop
Byesvile
Miller
Terry — Elewick
G. KR. Oldham
Sol Anderson
Morgkhn Wilson
Buffalo
M. Morgan
Robins
Geo. Pyle
Byenville
Neleos
West Lafayette Waterway Vote and Ditch Redirection
The report notes Mr. Siler has risen in recent months without canvassing miners while his opponent pursued votes. The Lafayette ditch will be tested again on April 6 as property owners urge commissioners to reroute the waterway through West Lafayette to cut costs. An investigation will review the proposal next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siler
Lafayette Ditch
West Lafayette
Pardon Request For Chas Histon In Coshocton County Case
Notice shows at next Ghia State Board of Pardons meeting an application for pardon for Chas Histon convicted in Coshocton County Court of Common Pleas in fall term 1908 for grand larceny. Sentenced to five years at Ohio Penitentiary. Signed Noah Huster dated 11 18 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghia State Board of Pardons
Chas. Histon
Court of Common Pleas
Coshocton
Ohio
Noah Huster
Notice to Teachers Examinations Schedule and Fees
Examinations for elementary certificates will be the first Saturday of each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturdays of September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Exams begin at 7 30. Applicants must pay fifty cents to the Board of Examiners before entry and furnish five cents for returns except Patterson applicants who provide stamped envelopes. The Board provides stationery. Theory and Practice questions for the year rely largely on Keiths Elementary Education. Available from The Ohio Teachers Reading Circle Columbus Ohio for 1 05.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Patterson
Keitn
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
POMERENE AND POMERENE ATTORNEYS AT LAW COSHOCTON
Pomerene Ff. KE Pomerene and Pomerene Attorneys at Law Coshocton Ohio office Burns Block Main Street listed in the notice for legal services and firm location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomerene
Pomerens Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
Coshocton
O. Offce
Burns Block
Main Street
H. E. Hahn
Ooffice
Roma
W. A. Himbbaugh
O. Ofice
Burns
Fourth Street
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
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Oxfords
Vance Shoe CO
Wheeling, W. Va
Drepa
Warren
Caleb ©. Thompson
Pennsylvania
Castoria
Headley
Fenith
Dr. Kings
Ami
JA. Harman
Lizemare
W. Vawitches
Anderson
Eoshootan
TM Pratan
Rescue
Alabama
Lincoln, Linken
Duglas
the Times
Warendie
Pod. Poster
MeCurdy
Ransom West
Joseph Hams
Leslie Demoss
James Stewart
Joseph Stewart
Pon. Rutledge
Laura Pry
Mixa Creorgin Rutledge
Letha Wright
Onae Miller
California
Conbeeter
Kissner
ECHO
Tuscara
Tuscarawas County
West Bedford
The
Times
West Bedford Independent Co
the Peoples Bank and Trust CO
J. AL. Rue
R. H. Mills
Nelson, Thompson and Miller Lane
Thomas ©. Duncan
BR. B. McDermott
Geo. J. Bock, JA
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