Warsaw infants buried mystery shocks town
Residents of Warsaw are discussing the discovery of two decomposed infant bodies unearthed by plowing in fields near the Walhonding river. Reports allege a local young woman is suspected of burying the first body. a second corpse was found nearby, with investigators yet to identify the cause or culprit.
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Warnew
Te Bedlea Wan
Imediately
Richard Beck
Wright Dros
Heck
Mr. Beck
Warsaw
Beck Field
Wright Field
Measles Surge Strains Tiverton Township Health
The May 1 sick list in Tiverton Township shows about thirty measles cases. Dr. Hahn makes frequent visits to treat residents while quarantine cards are displayed around the area. H Miller, a delegate to the state Democratic convention, is under quarantine, with tensions noted and a request for removal to avoid trouble.
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Tiverton
Hahn
Wrtc
Menales
H. Miller
Limmbecker
Ironton
Ohio
Alee
Giew County
Local residents return from trips and plans for teaching music
Named individuals travel notes from Meadville Pa and Coshocton. Michael Fesles was in Coshocton on legal business, Harold Stevenson returns from Dena Musical Institute in Warren Ohio after two years as a student and will take up teaching music in the city.
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Imn
Meadville
Michael Fesles
Coshoct
Harold Stevenson
Dena Musical Institute
Warren
Lodge Selects Its Officers
The new Masonic lodge at West Lafayette is temporarily housed in the town hall. Installed officers include Wi. Gorseling, WOM John Page, 8. W. 4. 1. McCammant, J. W. HR. A. McChire, 8. D. Cal Cain, J. D. H. A. Sicker, Secretary. J. A. Walters, Treasurer, George Shaw, Tyler. Robt. McClure, S. 3. John Kirk, J. 8. M.cC. Jones, Chaplain.
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Masonic Lodge
West “Lafayette
Wi. Gorseling
WOM
John Page
McCammant
A. McChire
D. Cal Cain
H. A. Sicker
J. A. Walters
George Shaw
Tyler
Robt. McClure
John Kirk
M.cc. Jones
Pomerene Encouraged For Governor Nomination
Canton May 1 attorney Rue Bomerene said he has heard many encouraging reports from across the state and expects to secure the Democratic nomination for governor. He noted anti Johnson and anti Pomerene sentiment in some Republican papers but said loyal delegates and Cleveland Mayor Tom Johnson supporters back an honest platform. He predicted victory in the gubernatorial fight next week.
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Pomerlie Canton
Rue Bomerene
Pomerene
Iaw
Tom Johnson
Cleveland
Johnson
Columbus
Train Express Robbery Near Pittsburg At Walker 4 Station
Two white men boarded the Adams Express car on No. 28 near Walker 4 Station about eleven miles west of Pittsburg and held the messenger at gunpoint. They escaped with two sacks containing $1500 each in gold and silver totaling about $10,000. sacks too heavy to carry off. The bank involved, Commercial National Bank of Coshocton, reported the funds untouched. The incident recalls a prior Pittsburg bank robbery where $100,000 disappeared but was promptly replenished by the Express Co.
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Robbera
New York and St Louis Express
Panhandle
Pittsburg
Coshocton
Adams Express
Constanca
Commercial National Bank of
Ihs
Walker 4
Pittsbure
Steubenville
W. Lafferty
N. Roshen
Roshen
Coshocton Funds
Caechier KH. TS. Caldwell
Commercial National Bank
Expresa Co
Express Company
Phis
Farmer's Deposit Bank of
Expresa Company
Great Snow Brings Rich Fruit Harvest After April Blizzard
A severe April snowstorm on the 18th to 20th dumped 18 inches in places and caused widespread drift and damage to wires and shade trees. Grounded rooms caved in and paths blocked but the season yielded one of the greatest fruit crops in history with peaches apples plums grapes and strawberries abundant and cheap.
Me Dowell Seeks State School Commissioner Post
Former congressman John A Me Dowell of Millersburg spoke in Coshocton as a Hanna booster and resolutions committee member while a candidate for state common school commissioner His bid before the Democratic state convention next week faces challenge from Chas E Lakens of Marion and H B Willams of Sandusky.
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John A MeDowell
Millersburg
Coshocton
Hanna
Committee On Resolutions
Chas. E. Lakens
Marion
H. B. Willams
Sandusky
Ohio
Horse Bites Off Its Own Tongue at Camp Wright Warsaw
A Camp Wright horse near Warsaw injured itself while being treated. The ill animal suddenly jerked and clamped its mouth, biting through the tongue and dropping about four inches into the owner's hand. The wound was severe but began healing with little difficulty.
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Camp Wright
Warsaw
Mr. Wright
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendments from 1908 joint resolution
Fragmented text presents proposed amendments to Ohio constitution sections on taxation and finance. Names of state officials Carmi A. Thompson and Andrew L. Ham, dates March and April 1908, appear with references to submission to electors and the setting of election timing for November 1908. The document cites sections on taxing powers, exemptions, and the procedure for passage and adoption.
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Columbus
Carmi A. Thompson
Exal
Ohio
Unites Brates of America
Beate
Carmi A Thompson
State of
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Wakaxor
Colurgbus
Statra
Asterica
Omi
Carme A. Thompson
Odo
Slein Ubta
Mass
Jain
Obto
Teatmwony Wilkanor
Tereuntes
Hs Carmi A. Thomphon
Bieta
Norris Henderson Nuptials in this city church
Mig Nette Norris, daughter of Mr and Mrs A L Norris, married Frank J Henderson in a Thursday evening ceremony conducted by Rev C S Rovertenn at their church in Bis Rent. The couple begins life together with family present and best wishes from relatives in the community.
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Mig Nette Norihe
A. L. Norris
Alty
Frank J. Henderson
C. 8. Rovertenn
Bis
Local notes from Coshocton area recount travels and incidents
Mohawk Village residents B O Wiggins and Hille Ron Walter jbave returned home in Coshocton after days with Mrs Zack Bush family. Joe Graham came back Thursday from a visit with cousin F F Freese. Prof B J Fry shows health improvement after months. Clara Funk faced a dangerous meeting Sunday near Warsaw when diving. An aged horse stumbled overturning a buggy. driver escaped unharmed. Lestie Harper and Carrie Hughes quietly wed at Coshocton last Thursday. Travel from Nales for Contractor Henderson for a concrete bridge project continues.
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Mohawk Village
B. O Wiggins
Hille
Ron Walter Jbave
Coshocton
Zack Bush
Joe Graham
F. F. Freese
B. J. Fry
Clara Funk
Ah Anto
Warsaw
Lestie Harper
Carrie Hughes
Cosioc
Nales
Henderson
Harpers
Cable Work Underway at W Lafayette With Kissner
Work crews install a new cable at West Lafayette with manager Ree Kissner guiding the project. Details remain limited as workers proceed with the installation and aim to improve service downtown.
Hocking Valley settlement progress eyed in Athens
President Green of the Ohio Miner is in Athens to urge a settlement between miners and operators in the Hocking Valley district, seen as a leasing district for Obie. Miners seek 236 per day for outside workers, 281 for carpenters and blacksmiths, eight hours for pumpers and engineers, a three cent per ton differential between vein No 6 and No 7, plus two cents per ton for loading dust. Operators oppose, proposing penalties on locals for strikes during contract disputes.
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President Green
Ohio Minera
Athens
Hocking Valley
Obie
Sargeant Married Wife of Mobte County Teacher at Caldwell
George Sargeant now married to Mine Nettie Ethel Wolfe of Taleta Mobte county was wed at Caldwell following advices from Newcomertown. He remains under indictment for an attack and will be tried at the next session of court.
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Newcomertown
George Sargeant
Mra. Wolfe
Taleta
Mine
Nettie Ethel
Mobte County
Caldwell
Crive
Jone
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The Bare Foot Days Book Announcement and Local Mayhem
A chaotic scanned fragment reports an author plan to publish a book of boy verse titled The Bare Foot Days during a tense period in Indiana. It mentions eager readers, humor about hats in Charles City, and a bizarre tale of a hat causing chaos and a mayor seeking data from Chicago. The garbled text also alludes to death notices and unrelated personal names amid fragmented phrases.
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Indiana
Charles City
Chicago
Official vote on bridges canvassed by county commissioners
The county commissioners Thursday canvassed the official vote of the county cast at the bridge election and found it to be as follows. A testimonial from Mrs. J. P. White of Rushboro praises Dr Kings New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble, claimed to cure even hopeless cases. The remedy is sold with guarantees at local druggists in Coshocton and Roscoe, with trial bottles free.
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Inns
Airis
General Assembly
Secretary of State
A. Thomeson
House of Representatives
Ambrew L. Hanns
Senate
Wale Asd
Oaie
King
J. P. White
Rushboro
C. E. Anderson's
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Gear Father Come Home From House Cleaning Ballad
A fragment of a regional verse depicting a child pleading for her father to return home amid a house cleaning scene. The lyric references a hungry child, a mother scolding, and chores like painting, hanging paper, scrubbing windows, and moving furniture outdoors as the family prepares for a spotless home. The piece emphasizes domestic strain and the need for paternal aid during the cleaning frenzy.
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Pather
Left Horse Out All The Night
Humane Officer Jackson, now in New Philadelphia, investigates a mistreated horse tied beside a road in heavy rain after a prank took it to Zoar and into a canal. The animal is owned by Ernest Eckart, former Coshocton liveryman.
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Jackson
Cosaecton
New Philadelphia
Ome
Zoar
Ernest Eckart
Coshocton
Thachers Re elected as Lafayette school board rehires
At a Tuesday board meeting of the Lafayette special school district all teachers and superintendent McClure were reemployed. Mine Myrtle Wiggins was hired for a new room as there will eleven teachers next year.
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Lafayette Special School District Board
McClure
Myrtle Wiggins
College President Preaches on Christ's Going Away Sermon
West Lafayette college president J. H. Straughn preached at the M E Church in Coshocton on why Christ had to die to avoid being a stumbling block. He warned Christ might face similar treatment today and urged listeners to yield to the spirit, seek humility, and obey God while awaiting further revelations.
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J. H. Straughn
West Lafayette College
M. EB
Straughn
Coshocton
Earth
Christ
Courtright Announces Candidacy for Sheriff Nomination
Officer Harrison Courtright, a longstanding Coshocton police member, declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff. He is the party's chosen standard bearer for the race.
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Harrison Courtright
Coshocton
Dnconvey
Payroll Totals Reach 314200 At Local Basis Saturday
Payroll figures show 314200 disbursed at the local basis on Saturday. The Commercial National bank paid out 8400 for Rex File Co Pope Gosser and the Glags Co. Coshocton National disbursed 6600 for Vail Co H D Beach Co Beach Leather Coshocton Straw Paper Corrugat ed Paper and Coshocton Light and Heating Co.
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Commercial National
Rex File Co
Pope Gosser
Glags Co
Coshocton National
Vail Co
H. D. Beach Co
Beach Leather Co
Coshocton Straw Paper Co
Corrugated Paper Co
Coshocton Light and Heating Co
Five High Schools Hold Commencements
Five county high schools plan commencements this week with five ceremonies. Warsaw's event is Wednesday at the Presbyterian church all day with afternoon promotion exercises and a night graduation. Roscoe and Bakeraville set Thursday as their final day, followed by Plainfield’s second annual commencement the next evening. Names of graduates from Bakersville Chester Mizer Jessie May Mizer Tessie Allee Hawk Mattie B Helmreich Mae E Miller Minnie McCormick Fannie R Troendly Edith Chamberlain Warsaw Aura F Strome Martha L Severin Audrey C Taylor Roy Q Bowers Della M Foster Ross K Lawrence Fresno Rose J Billett Chester M Boyd Maude Leavengood Dent V Lahn C Rows Deeds Ray A Ellet Russell M Park, Plainfield Newton Wilber Williams Rebecca Magness Frederick Hootean Mary J Scarborong Roscoe Selah Greer Very Rice ee
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Warsaw
Presbyterian Church
Roscoe
Bakeraville
Thausday
Plainfield
Fresnomiso Holis
Bakersvilley
Chester Mizer
Jeasie May Mizer
Tessie Allee Hawk
Mattie B. Helmreich
Mae E. Miller
Minne McCormick
Fannie R. Troendly
Edith ¥. Chamberlain
Aura F. Strome
Martha L. Severin
Audrey C. Taylor
Roy Q. Bowers
Della M. Foster
Ross K. Lawrence
Gert Hepier in the Werld
Rev. F. Startird of East Raymond, Mune, writes of enduring army wounds and lingering sores over several years, describing a long battle with health and seeking relief in the world beyond.
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Gert Hepier
F. Startird
East
Raymond
Mune
Mys
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