Law Enforcement Topic of Discussion at Men’s Club Meeting
A crowded Methodist church dinner host and speaker lineup centered on enforcing law and ethics. Attorney Samuel Nicholas argued officials must uphold sworn duties despite political risk, while others urged stronger mayoral powers to suspend licenses and curb saloon activity.
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Methodist Church
Samuel Nicholas
Pingrere
Dietrom
Michigan
St. Louis
Ohio
Monute
Watson
Jerome
New York
Pin- Bree
Folk
Hadley
Oil Trust
Roosevelt
Representation in Wisconsin Rail and Highway Bills Rise
Wayne county officials push a freight rate and railroad regulation bill, with aims to fix rates, regulate interstate rail, and secure consumer protections. E S Wertz leads highway construction efforts, while speculation swirls about Wertz as a congressional candidate ahead of the 17th district race. The measure, tied to a proposed Department of Public Welfare, advances through committees and faces Senate action.
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Ilkeness
Wayne County
Wisconsin
Wertz
Four Story Addition For the Star Hotel
W Q Barnes owner of the Star Hotel plans a four story addition on Fifth Street opposite the Panoradie station. He will double capacity to about 50 rooms with a private electric light plant of 600 to 6000 mhia capacity for the new wing. Construction decisions and contracts are pending.
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W. Q. Barnes
Star Hotel
Fifth Street
Panoradie Station
Bhafa
Barnes
Aged Linton Tp Lady Found Dead In Bed
A Mrs Ha chel Dolick resident of Linton township was found dead in her bed by one of her sons today. She was 81 years old and had been in feeble health with old age listed as the cause. Surviving relatives include a brother John in Coshocton and a sister Mrs Weaver of Malka Street.
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Linton
Hachel Dolick
Louis Doick
Linton Township
Coshocton
John Shearer
Waser Street
J C Biddle Badly Hurt In Runaway Sled Accident
Perry township farmer J C Bible aged 23, married, son of county recorder C M Bible, was helping a neighbor when a box on his sled overturned. He was dragged 160 yards, suffering bruises, a broken clavicle, a fractured finger, and possible lung bleeding, but showed signs of recovery by noon.
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J.C. Bible
Perry Township
C. M. Bibie
Bible
Wheeling Fights Doc Abbott Claim Over Outfielder
Wheeling, claiming precedence to a signed agreement, fights to retain Doc Abbott amid Lancaster and Ohio and Pennsylvania league dispute. Abbott refuses Lancaster assignment and says he will report for Wheeling on April first, with Wheeling papers vowing to wage the case to the bitter end.
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Wheelng
Doc Abbott
Doc
Lancaster
Pennsylvania
Farrell
eCity
Wheeling
Abbott
Pro Wheeling
Wheeling Papers
Death notices from Canal Lewisville and nearby towns
Obituaries report Mrs. Sarah Raymer of Canal Lewisville died at her home aged 74, with funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. Others include J. C. Bell of Adama ville dying at 64, burial at Fairview after a liver illness. Gertrude Grant of Trinway dies at 20 from pneumonia after attending her mother’s funeral in Columbus. Prof. Peek learns his mother died in Hanover Connecticut this morning and heads home.
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J. C. Bell
J. G Bell
Adamaville
Muskingum County
Gertrude Grant
L. C. Grant
C. A
Trinway
Columbus
Dank Lacy
Peck
Peek
Hanover
Conn
Man Slips on Ice Paralyzes Morning Return
John Nogs of South Second street, confined to bed with rheumatism for three weeks, felt better and left home. In front of Park View Billiard Hall he slipped on ice, fell on his back, was carried to a cab, and taken home. Doctors gave opiates for pain. no bones were broken.
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John Nogs
South Second Street
Park View
Pneumonia Causes Death and Local Birth Notices
Mary Jane Britton, 72, died at her Locust street home Friday afternoon after a week with pneumonia. Funeral at the house at three, with interment at Southlawn. A baby boy, eleven pounds, born to Mr and Mrs William Kline of Elm Street. A son to Mr and Mrs C F Slaughter of Roscoe. Mise Jiulu Lockard started a new job at Hell telephone offices as operator.
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Mary Jane Britton
Locust Street
Kimbolton
Coshocton
Ingham
Southlawn
William Kline
Elm Street
C. K. Graham
Canal Lewinville
Mise Jiulu Lockard Haa
Hell Telephone Offices
Women’s Label League Officers Resignations End
At the Sunday meeting of the Women’s Label League, Miss Jennie Denser resigned as recording and corresponding secretary and Mrs Work Pocock resigned as treasurer. Mrs Louis Launderville was elected to fill both vacancies. The next meeting is scheduled for Sunday April.
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Women's Label League
Jennie Denser
Work Pocock
Louis Launderville
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