Council in Brief on Vine Street Paving Sewer Plans
City council moves on Vine street sewer and paving petitions from East Vine property owners while delaying East Vine paving. Linden addition deed accepted to widen street. Fifteenth street paving and bond sale ordinances pass. screen ordinance tabled. Proposals read for North Eighth paving and Elm Street sewer. solicitor to prepare petitions. Dr C W St Clair presided at Tuesday session.
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Elm and
E. Vine Street
Vine Street
Linden Place
Fifteenth Street
N. Eighth
Elm
C. W. St. Clair
East Vine Street
East Vine
Cambridge Street
Fisher
Will Gaumer
Haskins
Linden
Board of Trade
Otsego
Wheeling
North Eighth Street
Elm Street
Kidnapping case in Ohio. suspects claim fictitious names
Cleveland officials reveal a kidnap plot around Willie Whitla with a woman suspect who allegedly posed as a nurse. The woman admits to being in charge, says she and a man held the boy four days in Cleveland, and claims ties to a Sharon area family. Police warn Sharon to guard the boy’s relatives as sensational disclosures loom.
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Cleveland
Willie Whitle
Whitle
Bharon
Helen Faulkner
Loyte
Josh
Willie Whitla
Pollen Kohler
Willie
Ashtabula
Pennsylvania
Chief Kohler
Prespect
Plymouth Congregational Church
Sharon
Billy
$25,000 Worth of Building Permits Issued in a Week
R. M. Temple reports issuing building permits totaling 25000 dollars in the past week, a surge over the prior five to six months. Permits granted include James Tish for a Walnut street house, J F Meek for a North Sixth street apartment, J J Rope repairs, J C Adams two Walnut street houses, A Cochran on South Seventh street, Ed McDonald repairs, A D B Rodehaver two Elm street houses, Ales Darsiet Paynter new house on Denman avenue, D O Thompson new store room front, and E 3 Lee repairs. A note on high school tuition law amendment appears outside the courthouse.
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R. M. Temple
Board of Public Service
James Tish
Walnut Street
J. F. Meek
North Sixth Street
J. J. Rope
J .C. Adams
A. Cochrane
South Seventh Street
Ed McDonald
A. DB. Rodehaver
Elm Street
Ales
Darsiet Paynter
Denman Avenue
D. O. Thompson
Lee
Harmon Signs Many Bills in Columbus Dispatch
Columbus March 24. Governor Harmon signed a set of bills including the Bader grade crossing bill the Mendelson electric railroad bill the lawyer telephone and telegraph route bill in villages the Rathburn quadrennial reassessment of value bill the Mather automobile bill the Braun Oil for tuberculosis hospital construction without referendum and the Crawford bill to allow tax collection.
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Columbua
Harmon Haa
Mendelson
Wheeling & Lake Erie To Let Grading Contract Soon
Wheeling and Lake Erie officials announce the contract for grading the permanent track at the Clow plant will be let within ten days. After grading, work on the track will begin.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
Clow
Seward’s barn fire at South Ninth street total loss
The Warner Seward property barn on South Ninth street and its hay were destroyed by a Tuesday night fire detected about 11 30 pm by theatergoers. Two horses wagon and buggy were saved, but building and hay burned. one boy named Hook reported the alarm. Insurance covered wagon, buggy and grain, while the building is a total loss. Suspected arson due to absence of flames when family retired and the fire starting over the horse area. A minor door mechanism delay at the fire station may have hindered response.
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Warner Seward
South Ninth Street
Hook
South Tenth Street
Lamberson & Herbig
Supreme Court Upholds Search and Seizure Law
The Ohio Supreme Court affirms the Lorain County Circuit Court ruling in the case of and H. Rowland against the state, upholding the validity of the search and seizure act. Officers obtained evidence by entering the defendant Coltrary to law, convicting Jans Roaland, an Oberlinerigeiat, of selling without legal authorization.
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American Press ‘Telegram
Columbus
Supreme Court
Lorain County
H. Rowland
Ohio
Jans Roaland
Baad Admits Guilty Of Perjury In Mayor Court
John Baad was arraigned before Mayor Hamilton on perjury charges. He pleaded guilty and was bound over to the grand jury in $500. He cannot be sentenced until convicted in common pleas court. the mayor's court has limited jurisdiction in cases with potential penitentiary penalties.
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John Baad
Hamilton
Jos. I
McDowell
Common Pleas Court
Prices of Ice Are Changed at Coshocton Tee Co
At the directors meeting of the Coshocton Tee Co, a sliding scale of prices was adopted. Consumers delivering 10 pounds and over will be charged 20 cents per unit, 5 to 9 pounds at 25 cents, and under 5 pounds at 35 cents. Several lines of the scale appear garbled but indicate a general change in ice prices affecting different weights.
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Coshocton Tee Co
Ko Dito Ieck Apel
Fanny
Arrest Report Details Kidnapping Case in Cleveland
Police in Cleveland report the arrest of a man and a woman amid a case involving kidnapping. The pair were found with $9,790 in possession. The woman admitted responsibility for the kidnapping when questioned at Central Police Station.
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Cleveland
Areh
High School Commencements in Coshocton County
Coshocton County schools set April or May commencements. Fairview near Bloomfield hosts May 6 with Lola Finlay and others receiving diplomas. Fresno May 8 class includes Gladys Hamilton and Iva Lockard. West Lafayette May 21 with Lucile Warner et al. Keene high school May 5 where President Thompson will speak. New Castle April 23 with Lizzie Dillon and Ada Bell. West Carlisle May 4 with May Rine and others. Warsaw April 23 at Presbyterian church with Prof Hiy Benton delivering address. Roscoe, Conneville, Plainfield, and Nellie schools schedule May or April exercises. one school, Roscoe, has no graduating class this year.
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Fairview School
Bloomfield
Lola Finlay
Rosa Conrad
Floyd Aultman
James Conrad
Fresno
Gladys Hamilton
Ivan Lockard
Ethel Burcaw
Frank Powell
Keene
Keene High School
New Castle
Lizzie Dillon
Ada Bell
Martels
Ohio University At
Weet Carlisle
Weet Carliste
May Rine
Hazel Hoover
Ule Edwards
Fay Howell
Otto Moxsholder
Robert White
Clarke Miller
Cheater Lake
Warsaw
Warsaw High School
Presbyterian Church
Hiy Benton
Oaford
Stokley Fisher
Roscoe
Hoxcoe High School
Coneaville Coresville
M. E. Church
Florence Ridgeway
Ilma Wilcox
Grace Wolfe
Dwight Wolfe
Archie Day
Emaline Sallee
Hazel Davin
Nellie
Nellie High School
Nellie Chapel
Harvey Welch Rodock
Charles Clarence Branstoot
Harvey Ralph Tonsinger
John Ernest Eisener
Robbery kinapped pair arrested after currency found
Police capture a man and a tall blond woman after a planned abduction and theft scheme. The woman, with smallpox scars, wore a black silk skirt and a ray coat, while the man remained silent. Nine thousand seven hundred ninety dollars were recovered, with only $40 untouched. Officers tracked them through the city, noting counterfeit style notes and a trailed loot.
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Normen Shattuck
Frank Wood
Tle
Mann
Pennsylvania
Clay
Oer Otter
Patlee
Witlie
Shattuck
Bhattuck
Wood
Owas
Wool Growers Meet at the Library in Coslipeton County
Fifteen representative wool growers met on Wednesday to discuss plans for a permanent organization and funds to ensure wool growers’ interests in drafting the new Rocky bill. Crawford is chairman with J. J. Scarborough as secretary and treasurer. A permanent organization may be formed before adjournment, with expenses raised by contributions per wool grower and per head of sheep.
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Coslipeton County
Many Families Move Homes in Wills Creek Area
A number of Wills Creek families relocate this week. John Emman and family move from Wills Creek to a farm one mile up the creek. Mrs Katherine Powell shifts to the Erman property. Thomas Clarke buys a stock farm near Dresden and the Clarke family moves there. Grant Swain moves to the Clarke place. J F Alberteon and wife travel to Millersburg due to a death in the family, and Mrs Hemey Wale of that place joins them.
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Willa Creek
John Emman
Wills Creek
Katherine Powell
Erman
Thomas Clarke
Dresden
Grant Swain
Clarke Place
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Park Avenue
Williams
Elin Street
South Lawn
Whitla
Lamerican Press
Telearmit
Lewia
Harmon
American Prews Telegram
Seward
Supreme CT
Baad
Central Po
Coshocton County
Mieh
de Varens
Coshocton Cronies
Monfield
Plainfield
Inelude Lawra Johnson
She Harhold
Prances Fowler
Alles Reahing
Wile
Nee Station
Bell
Imneati
Whitte
J. F. Alberteon
Millersberg
Formeer
S. Neat
Hemey Wale
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