Trial of Mrs Bordenkircher Opens in Murder Case
Twelve jurors named from Coshocton and surrounding townships to hear Mrs Bordenkircher murder trial. Judge Voorhees oversees voir dire as defense challenges sperm to remove bias. jurors questioned on Times reading and opinions. Trial expected to swear in the panel by night adjournment.
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S. A. Pfous
Coshocton
Pfous
Vyoorhers
Times
John W. Stanton
Wjeffernon
Judge Voorhees
Conley
Xfense
G. Bantam
Bethlehem
Cas
T. J. Hanty
Hanty
Voorhers
Wieler
Meaton
Perry
L. Swigert
Adams
H. Burrell
Coahocton
Columbus
Das
Clark
Carlos Simmons
Tiverton
J. M. McCollum
Oxford
State
J. E. Hays
Slate
Hass
Thos
Hamilton
White Eyes
Pases
Wr. Wheeler
Nicholas
Gindsay
Ohio
Lindsay
Murder trial of Mrs. Bordenkircher opens in cuianam pleas court
Judge Nichols presides as Mrs. Bordenkircher faces trial for the December 25 murder of her husband in their city home. A $5000 bond was set after the January grand jury indicted her for murder in the second degree. The case draws a crowded, tense atmosphere with juror examinations focusing on bias and impartiality.
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Henry Franke
Tinton
Franks
Borden Kirchers
Atos
Cuianam Pleas
H. Nichols
Bepca
Iga
Bardenkireher
Onoo
Tev Bardenkircher
Jase
Smottan
Pay Car Here The Panhandl Visit In Coshoctey Todaty
Pay car notice appears in Coshocton today with a Panhandle theme. Local readers are urged to observe the event and honor the request. Further details remain unclear in the fragment.
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the Panhandl
Coshoctey
Todaty
Court bans colored reporting in Bordenhirener trial
Judge Nicholas orders newspapers to publish only uncolored reports of evidence before empaneling the jury in the Ida May Bordenhirener case. No analysis of evidence, inference, or street gossip. headlines must be colorless. Editors and attorneys agreed to restraint to maintain trial integrity. Times urges patience until verdict.
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Ida May Bordenhirener
Ral
Nicholas
Bauies
Times
Indictment Returned Against Former Ohio Supreme Court Clerk
Lawson Emerson, former clerk of the Supreme Court of Ohio, was indicted by the Franklin County grand jury on a charge of embezzlement. Emerson was recently permitted to plead after the investigation.
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Supreme Court
Lawson
Columbus
Lawson Emerson
Supreme Court of Ohio
Franklin County
Grand Jay
Emerson
Teal
New Hardware Firm to Locate in Stacy Block
Announcement states a stock company from Coshocton and local farmers will open a well equipped large hardware store in the Stacy Block at Walnut Street near Ope their doors for trade within a few weeks, signaling a major business venture in the area.
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STACY
Watson
Coshocton
Tral Ohio
High Water Floods Roads and Inundates Canal Fork Area
The river crested in heavy rains, rising at about two inches per hour. By noon it reached near the edge of the Bugle district, flooding Canal Coutsville Road and blocking Fork Road traffic. Local efforts were unable to push halted vehicles through the floodwaters.
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Cowtsville Road
Beda
Bugele
Tailors Union Organizer Returns to State Work
John Callahan of the Journes Tro Tailors entered the northern part of the state to engage in organization work. He revived a former union but found too few tailors to sustain a strike or ongoing union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Callahan
Ohio
Journes Tro Tailors
Fie
Siem
Foraker Dick Senatorial Combine Faces Difficult Fight
Special to The Daily Times reports in Washington that the Foraker Dick senatorial combine risks loss as Taft and Foraker fight for delegates. Longworth rises as broker and potential governor hope while Roosevelt Republicans clash over patronage and appointments. Ohio politics brace for a year of cabinet and judicial contests, with primary law fights looming and wide party maneuvering across governors, attorneys general, and fringe offices.
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Ohio
Alrauy
Taft
Foraker
Senate
Longworth
Potaker
White House
Nick Longworth
Roosevelt
Bo Gh
Foraker-Cox
Roosevel
Burton
Toledo
Vick
A Vo Wee Maken
Hoowevelt
iLoup
McVaken
al Wos
Longforth
Congress
Tmente
Henpoken
Washington
Harris
Hbofor Teagherty
Ehier
Wade Ellis
Mater Ail
Clevelant
Las
Liedemant Gvernor
Supreme Court
Goblin Works
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Henry Franks
Linton Township
A. Prous
W. C. Gephart
D. Conley
Lafayette
Henry Weigel
Jackson
Geo. Miller
B. Heaton
A. Burrell
Chas. Schumacher
D. E. Hays
Thomas Hamilton
John McFarland
New Castle
Voorhees
J. C. Miakimine
Linton
Audge Voorteen
Voothaes Aideo Ts
L. B. Barcroft
the Times
Henry Veigel
H. Nicholas
Jos. McDowell
Jugge R. M. Voorhees
Ida May Bordenkircher
Thos. H. Wheeler
Council-in-Chief
Defense
Jas
Glenn
Browning
Joseph L. McDowell
R. M. Voorhens
Wheeler
Steff
Lewisville Road
Tailors’ Union
Daily Times
Maret Li
Adama
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Diecredit
Roowell Republcans
Nick
Teagherty
Senor
Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
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