Governor Harmon Bid Tax Reform Faces Senate Defeat
Columbus March 13 Governor Harmon's final appeal to the legislature for tax legislation before adjournment was rejected by the Republican senate. The Woods bill creating a state tax commission stalled without concurrent action from the senate, while the house had passed it, forcing delay pending senate action. The senate adopted a party line resolution to study taxation for next year. Harmon's message urges action to prevent further deficits and preserve a surplus amid declining liquor and corporate tax revenues.
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Columbus
Harmon
Senate
House
Clevenger
Altoson Harmon
Ohio
Girl pitched into brush heap after runaway buggy incident
While driving to Wills Creek Saturday night, Verne and Miss Blanche Brannon were upset when their buggy upended as the horse overstepped an embankment. Miss Brannon jumped free and landed in a brush heap, suffering cuts to the face and bruises while V a Brannon escaped unharmed.
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Wills Creek
Verne
Miss Blanche Brannon
Embankment
Miss Brannon
Fire Destroyed Bacon Run General Store
A Bacon Run general store burned Monday evening with only three men and no water to fight the blaze. Discovered by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler after visiting Mrs. R. L. Barcroft, the fire consumed the stock of goods valued at about $2500 owned by W. F. Duiting and the building valued at $500 owned by W. A. Fowler. The stock carried about $1500 in Glass Boyd agency insurance. the building was uninsured.
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Bacon Run
Frank Fowler
R. L. Barcroft
W. F. Duiing
W. A. Fowler
Glenn Boyd
Drawing for lot at court house and shoe factory bid
Board of Trade set Saturday afternoon April 10 for the drawing of lots at the south door of the courthouse with a theatre or rink fallback in bad weather. A blindfolded chooser will pick a name from one box and a number from another to designate property. The board also weighs a shoe factory inducement and will study a proposal from a moving corporation. A Ohio Indiana dispute arises in Jordan v Williams as the court considers jurisdiction and next decision.
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Court House
Board of Trade
Lota
Coal Prospects Dull Says Ohio Miners Leader
President W. Co H Green of the Ohio miners voices pessimism for spring trade in coal. He cites poor work, no immediate improvement, milder winter reducing demand, and limited future consumption. Green planned to attend sub-district One convention in Cohimb tud and then Athens.
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W.co H. Green
Ohio Miners
Times
Green
Building New Store In Roscoe Roscoe grocer starts new one story store
A Roscoe grocer began construction Monday on a one story frame store room on the east side of Main Street to be occupied in the future by the firm. Two rooms are added to the Orchard freights property of I Selby, with J A Cornel and Kumily moving there.
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Flivribon Funk
Roscoe Grocer
Main Street
Orchard Freights
I. ©. Selby
J. A. Cornel
Kumily
Pope appoints Farelly as Bishop of Cleveland
Rome March 16 Pope Pius ratified the appointment of Farelly as Bishop of Cleveland. County Commissioner McNulty Dixon is confined to his home near Nellie with Theymatiam. Columba papery announced W. J. Bahmer took out incorporation papers for Tribune Company with $10,000 capital. The fate of a new Conhucton paper or wider merchant advertising remains undetermined. Al King acquires Mecca hotel ownership, replacing Dir. and Mrs. Hugh Gamble who had run the property for eight years. King will remodel the hotel’s flat starting next week.
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Rome
Pius
Farelly
Cleveland
McNulty Dixon
Nellie
Columba Papery
W. J. Bahmer
Tribune Company
Conhucton
al King
Mecca Hotel
Dir
Hugh Gamble
Mr. King
Linton
Aller
Plainfield
Gro. Hootman
Baemon Welker
Willen Plenderson
Coshocton
Joseph Tender-son
Theatore
Miroonmak Atta
Doseph Anderson
Varalstine
Pharry Guthrie
Cosby
John Ruby March
Beds Run Off and Gag Co
Peter Darebold
Joseph Wilson
Lyo
Speaker Cannon Re elected After the Hardest Fight of His Life
Washington March 15 Uncle Joe Cannon won a fierce congressional contest and was re elected speaker though insurgent Republicans and Democrats defeated the Datzell resolution 193 to 189. Cannon received 4 votes, Champ Clark 166, Cooner 8, Narria 2, Hepburn 1.
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Cannon
Datzell
Speaker
Champ Clark
Cooner
Narria
Hepburn
Interesting News From Warsaw and Revival of G A R Post
Warsaw notes discuss a village budget dispute over a $3 street-labor levy with Dan Curran claiming exemption. Also reported are local hospital operations, travel trains, new county notes, grain gravel loading, and the revived G A R Post under Capt Hays with Memorial Day plans, plus reflections on Civil War veterans' roster.
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Daniel
Uns
Unys
I. B. McBermatt
Danet Curran
Curran
Dun Curran
Dad
Daseph
Wiles
Fr. Wright
Rene
Samuel Sowers
Wright
Norah Darling
Nelle Critchfield
Daanvilte
Ohio
Lethia Wright
Jomul
Phoebe Sigmmin
Rosetta
Man
Anna Bickel
Fresno
Surs. Sigman
Darling
Slattle Creek
Mich
G. A. R. Post
BE. Z. Hays
J. W. Stanton
Horse Found Missing From Doctor Keenan Barn
A bay horse owned by Dr. W H Keenan was reported missing from the barn on Chestnut Street Sunday night and was found Monday in the Newton Speck man barn on Chestnut Street, still fastened.
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W. H. Keenan
Horace Weake
Chestnut Street
Newton Speckman
First Trip of New Train Begins Tour
The Wheeiing and North Comes line launches its inaugural run from Schweller station toward Econ vies with stops at key waypoints. A crew of eight coaches and Clow Co employees accompany the voyage as miners patronize the event. Returning, the train departs North onmosvile at 5 PM, following the regular afternoon schedule.
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Schweller
Utaa
Econ
South Cosharton
Loeist Crowe
Pete
As OP AL
Clow Co
Obituaries and Notices From a Crooked Ledger
Fresno man William Croy dies Friday at Wir Fister Atra in Mc Croy family losses. Geographic names appear unclearly but include Lewis Ville Colinas Coshocton and Coshocton County references. Numerous mentions of relatives and visitors. marriages noted, including Lottie Hootman and Melvin Welker March Y.
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William Croy
Fresno
Wir
Fister Atra
Wham Payne
Cio
Lewis Ville
Front
Pnenaconia
Mc Croy
Lake Estate Divided Among Heirs in Probate Court
In Pike Township the Lake estate is divided among heirs by probate court. June Lake receives household items, farm produce, cash, and home property. G Krench Lake and Joane Lake direct management. Martha Coelistr is given farmland during her marriage. Rest of personal property and farm to Washington 8, GH bo Te. John Wo Lake and Spencer Lake are named in related actions.
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Doveph
Pile Township
Gotuin
G. Krench
Teo
Aselet
Tie Fen
S Oe Damaghter
Martha Coelistr Ds
Ak Farm
Washington
John Wo
Spencer Lake
Thos Bonham Expires at Columbus
Thonas Worley Boho died at His Tope Ne, Gd North Monroe feet, Columbus Ohio. Born June 25, 1865, in Coshocton County Ohio. Funeral services were held at home then at Chatfiant meeting house and Coshocton burying grounds. Survived by son, four grandchildren, three sisters. A faithful member of Mount Aon Christian church in Muskingum County.
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Worley Boho
North
Monroe
Colma
Ohio
Van
Worley
Doohitin Taut
Woridatton Cowsishlip
Coshocton County
Ode
Jeo
Dh. Chamey
Mien
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Soli
Ran Morn
Puneril
Che
Reni
Chatfiant
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Wire
Wis
Faktifful Conscientiona
Mount Aon Christian Church
Muskingum Cones
Annie
Taft urges tariff revision to offset changed business conditions
Washington notes President Taft asks Congress to advance tariff revision without delay. He argues twelve years of Dingley tariffs no longer fit the times and that current duties fail to cover government expenses, forecasting a July deficit of 100 million dollars. The administration emphasizes swift passage to stabilize business.
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Washington
Taft
Congress
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Passmore west of Roscoe
Baby girl weighing nine and a half pounds born to Mr and Mrs Jos Passmore at west of Roscoe. Old records of the recorder offices, badly worn from constant use, are being rebound in full leather by two representatives of the Lillienthal Co of Zaneaville Spot Laughlin, who recently resigned from the hotelpolice forces, left for Cambridge Springs Pa to be commemorated with Nin Mather in a bestialau arrangement of an electric bath. Dale and Gordon accompany him.
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Jos
Passmore
Roscoe
Lillienthal Co
Zaneaville
Spot Laughlin
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