Anti-Saloon League Field Day Aims at Coshocton Churches
In Coshocton the Anti-Saloon League held field day events at local churches with Wayne D. Wheeler present. He spoke on moral reform, temperance laws, and the nation’s fight to end saloons, highlighting progress from Bran nock to Jones laws and urging residents to use county option and vote out nearby saloons.
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Anti-Saloon League
Coshocton
Wayne Wheeler
Methodist Church
Wayne D. Wheeler
League
Temperance
Mary Flint
Lureag
Toledo Blade
England
Guernavy County
Lynchburg
Hillsboro
Highland County
Conneaut
United States Supreme Court
Indiana
Hanly
Missouri
Folk
Pattison
Jones
Englsh Lutheran Church
Wheeler
Walnut Street
Sixth
Saloons Moved to Downtown Only, City Debate
Mr Wheeler argues against saloons in the eastern part of the city proposing their relocation downtown for better oversight and reduced trouble. The plan aims to convert eastern blocks into mainly residential use while keeping taverns in the central area.
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Mr. Wheeler
C. and M. V. Lost Money on Passenger Business
The Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley railroad submits its eighth annual report through president James McCrea. Passenger earnings in Ohio fell two cents per mile while total freight volume rose 8.87 percent with 256. tons. freight earnings jumped 28.26 percent. Net passenger loss per mile rose to .89 of a cent.
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Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Railroad Company
James McCrea
Pennsylvania
Panhandle
Ohio Road
Ohio
Vross
Ces
Partnership in Business and Balloon Record
M S Marquand of Conesville plans livery business in Coshocton and West Lafayette joining his brother. Berlin pair Bersen and Dr Suring soared to 33790 feet after reaching 30000 feet and briefly lost consciousness before descent. The adage about value appears with Rocky Mountain Ten’s line from C and Anderson.
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M. S. Marquand
Conesville
Coshocton
West Lafayette
Mr. Bersen
Dr. Suring
Berlin
Weithher
Rocky Mountain Ten
Earth
C. &. Anderson
Petition Seeks Continued Conesville Special School District
Probate Judge Donley considers a petition signed by two Franklin Township taxpayers to retain the Conesville special school district. Created February 16, 1893, it was abolished by an Ohio Supreme Court decision in October 1902. Hearing date to be set. petition argues district serves county best interests.
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United States Supreme Court
Donley
Teo
Franklin Township
Conesville
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