Obstructions Win On 3 Counts In Bridge Bond Case
Judge Weygandt issued a temporary injunction blocking the sale of $325,000 county bridge bonds planned for Friday March 5. The ruling may become permanent next Friday with an appeal in circuit court. The decision rests on five points concerning the project jurisdiction and election validity, urging the commissioners acted in good faith while noting issues about road location and journal entries.
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W. E. Weygandt
Wooster
Circuit Court
Weydgandt
Common Pleas Court
Bridges
Weygandt
Hanlon
Commissioners’ Journal
Hanton
Tevy
Ohio
Wednesday Hearing on Bridge Injunction Draws Coshocton Men
A large Coshocton audience attended a Wednesday court hearing on a bridge obstruction case. Att. Robt McDermott urged that the proposed Hanlon bridge plans exceeded highway powers. Pomerene defended the process and legality of the commissioners actions and elections amid graft accusations and engineering changes.
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Coshocton
Robt. McDermott
Tie
Ilegal
Hanlon
Hanion
Hanton
Main Street
Judge Voorhees Confident Supreme Court Reversal Likely
Judge Voorhees voiced certainty that the bridge case will be carried to the supreme court as soon as possible. An official stated the decision was telephoned to him and he predicted the highest court would reverse the lower court, noting the dispute over a preliminary levy and the election validity was settled long ago.
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Atwiness
Supreme Court
Voorhees
Public works defense in Coshocton case airs graft and clarifies
In a Coshocton courtroom the defense portrays public spirited men behind the costly construction plan. They assert Hanlon estimates lack official status, demand an investigation into possible graft or slander, deny any traction line, and praise commissioners for openness. Closing speeches reiterate legal points and defend the basins men and commissioners.
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Hanion
Hanlon
Manton
Ilis
Hoard of Trade
Business Men's Association
Hanton
Coshacton
WeDowell
Glenn
Mel Dermott
Mrs. Harry Young Dies in Wheeling
Mrs. Harry Young of Wheeling died of heart trouble. Her death was announced by granddaughter Mrs. Ralph Arnold. Mrs. Young was mother of Miss Vir Young, related to Mrs. Arnold. Also noted was the passing of Mrs. Catherine Denzer of Coshocton at eighty one after years of ill health. A secret wedding in West Lafayette united Mrs Olive Emer and George Ross with Rev. Tharp officiating. Sons of Veterans filed two applications for membership and planned Appomattox Day observances with a children’s program and speeches.
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Harry Young
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Watherine Deneer
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Massillon
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Olive Emer
Plainfield
George
Sons of Veterana
Appomattox
Bocal
Bupper
Port Ant Sons of Veterans
Inauguration Takes Place In Washington Taft Becomes President
Washington faces a fierce winter storm as Taft is sworn in as the twenty seventh president in a ceremonial move shifted to the senate chamber due to weather. crowds gather in the Capitol area while processions and honor guards navigate slush and wind. Roosevelt attends the event, and the ceremony proceeds with the oath administered by Chief Justice Fuller before Taft delivers a lengthy address.
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Ohio
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Fernonf Ettioe
James Aelooloratt
Sherman
Entarind
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Anothe
Axecutive
Dustie Faller
Haend
Aeris
Arine Reid
Notable deeds praised in a kingly health claim
A prosperity note touts a product “Now Discovery the King of Threat and Lung remedies” as a universal cure for lung trouble. Dr Geo More of Black Jack NC and others endorse it. trial bottle offered. Also reports wedding, electric railroad plans, and a Chicago engineer moving to town with family arrangements.
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Gorma
Geo. More
Black Jack
N. C
Co. B. Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscos
Change in Ditch Apportionment at Lafayette hearing
At the third public hearing the Lafayette ditch case saw a new apportionment by the county commissioners. West Lafayette will raise 4000 dollars, the county 2795 dollars, and adjoining property owners share reduced accordingly. A trial date of March 11 is set for the Heslip Harbolt family grievance brought from Linton Mills in Squire Wimmer's court.
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Lafayette Ditch
Hohen
West Lafayette
County
Heslip Harbolt
Squire Wimmer
Linton Mills
Death Claims Mrs Frank Jones In Local Notice
Fragmentary obituary item notes the death of Mrs Frank Jones with scattered phrases about kin and residence. The readable text references a funeral context and a family connection but lacks clear date place or full names due to OCR damage.
Death Claims Harry Magness in Vintiry Farming Community
Obituary notes Harry Magness of Vintiry Mangneess, Orwell Karwan farmer, died Wednesday evening after a brief illness. Survived by wife, two children, a sister and two brothers. Funeral details and local school references appear amid broader clippings on debates, earnings, and local notices.
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Weyen Eelock
Allagress
Fred Abbott
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