German Alliance Plans Night School Teaching German
The German American Alliance plans a night school to teach German in the Fatherland method, with physical culture and singing. They have rooms on option and will hire experienced Columbus teachers. A Park Hotel meeting drew a large crowd with Mr Schade praising local growth and noting Ohio and U.S. membership figures. Funeral services for Mrs. M. J. Hennel were held at English Lutheran Church with burial at South Law Cemetery.
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Columbus
Park Hotel
Alliance
Schade
Messrs Koeller
Hoffman
Paul H. Welcker
Coshoc
Ohio
M. J. Hennel
Mr. Wein
South Law cemetery
Just 31 More Shopping Days Before Christmas
Coshocton stores are loaded with season goods not yet picked over. Buy now and secure your choice. Shoppers gain satisfaction while merchants benefit from early sales.
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Coshocton
Creamer Leading After Final Tally in State Treasurer Race
Final counts from available counties show Democrat Creamer ahead by nearly 3090 votes over Republican Charles C. Green in the state treasurer race. Unofficial totals in Cuyahoga County differed, reporting 4799 votes for Green, but complete official returns favor Creamer.
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American Press Telegram
Columbus
Cuyahoga county
Charles C. Green
D. 8
Creamer
Rockefeller On the Stand For Defense in Oil Suit
John D Rockefeller was called to testify at 2 p m as a defense witness in the federal suit to dissolve Standard Oil Co He was questioned at length about his ties to the oil business in New York on November 18 by American Press Telegram
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American Press Telegram
New York
John PB. Rockefeller
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Standard Oil Co
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poole
vine
Camernoaui
che doecai
South Carolina
Wool
Montenegro Moves Troops and Guns at Cattaro
Vienna reports Montenegro has mounted guns on slopes surrounding the Austrian port of Cattaro and occupies nearby positions. The government’s forces, estimated at eight thousand strong, advance into Herzegovina, signaling intensified regional tension.
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Vienna
Montenegro
Cattaro
Herzerowine
Wheat Reaches One Dollar Mark For Local Farmers
Coshocton county farmers enjoy a one dollar per bushel price for wheat and report several counties in the north seeing similar highs. Wheat rose five cents on Wednesday from ninety five cents to the dollar, with some farmers said to have cornered local markets as to how long the price will hold remains unclear.
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Coshocton county
Four Family Members Struck by Typhoid at West Dairy Home
In Ac nad state, typhoid spreads through the West family living two miles from PMuainfield. The dairyman Mr West, his wife Werame, daughter Lida, and a son Sylvester have fallen ill with typhoid. The father has halted dairy work to care for relatives as a possible fourth member shows symptoms. An unconfirmed report notes he may also contract the disease.
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Acnad
atesis
old West
PMuainfield
Anaetis
Sylvester
West
Goes to Hospital After Long-ago Fall
Mise Rete King, injured in a fall months ago and never fully recovered, was taken to Coteming Weibrentay noon by Dr. Nieweps. She will be admitted to Mt Carmel hospital for examination by Dr. Hamilton with an expected further procedure.
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Ifwan
Coteming Weibrentay
Nieweps
B.C. Carrang
Mt Carmel hospital
Fir. Hamilton
aaderne
Wood case advances as Bryan cites future witnesses
In a common pleas court the Wood divorce case moves toward jury deliberation with Jay Wood set to be the last witness at 3 PM Wednesday. Principal witnesses Tuesday and Wednesday include Zelphia Barnes Wood and Mrs Jay Wood, detailing property disposal and alleged hostility preceding the divorce.
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JAY WOOD
Zelphia Barnes Wood
Wils. Barnes
common pleas
Critt
Zelphia Wood
Barnes
tyer sage
Wood
Mrs. Wood
Sick List Notes on Local Ailments and Absences
Ray Wen who was confined to his home on Kenworth Avenue for several days with a mashed toe is able to be at work again. Miss Eulah Jones of Wheeling who felt ill with a fever and cold kept away from friends for a period.
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Ray Wen
Programs for Friday at Alga School Feature Literary Exercises
The Alga school presents a Friday program with Miss Roberts and Mr. Helcomb guiding literary exercises. Students perform readings, piano and violin solos, vocal duets, recitations, anecdotes, debates, and theme talks. The varied program includes pieces by Nellie Parrish and Irene Jager Lowet, with Mr. Bryant as critic and Mrs. Burroughs overseeing opening exercises.
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Alcyone Hall
Thanksgel
Story Richard
Phine gole
sterward Wensel
Chighes
Raasel
ynier
Mr. Bryant
Mary
Mr. Burroughs
Borooushs
Irvine Anderson
Carreau
Rodney Bronka
Heardrowthers
Eugene Jude
Mary Abbott
Helen Powellsau
Charlotte Hurrows
Alice Riggs
Heart Crowther
Pape
Margaret Gallasine mollieress
Elevated train crash kills two workers in New York
In New York a Sixth Avenue elevated train collided with a work train derrick today, killing Carl Meinrich and Henry Bauman and injuring two other workmen. Local officials began investigations into the fatal accident and the timeline of events.
Death takes J Dickerson at Cooperdale farm
John Dickerson, farmer of Cooperdale, died Tuesday morning at age 80 after a period of declining health. He leaves seven children, several grandchildren, and a widow. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10:00 a.m. with Rev. Mohn and Rev. Hitas officiating at the family homestead.
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John Dickersou
noretire
Cooperdue
Siekerson
Mvating
Sirsandae
Henrry Wright
Weal Carlisi
Issac Howell
Newcomers town
WoC
Dickero
Ganperdale
Fonesul
Mohn
Hitas offerating
darelal
Vion MB eeuirely
Wife Accuses Husband of Pocketing Life Savings
The affidavit alleges Lewis Sbiner struck the wife with a leather strap and used vile terms. She says a separation was underway and they planned to sell property with proceeds to be divided. She claims he hid $475 from the sale, pocketing the money and leaving the area with it.
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Lewis Sbiner
theo
Ava
tive
Watch theft charge tied to fellow worker at Columbus plant
John Hershey, accused in Columbus, was found guilty in a Monday hearing of taking a watch valued at $25 from a coworker’s pocket. He allegedly concealed the piece after taking it at the Benem factory, then fled to Orrville before authorities recovered the timepiece. The case cites witness testimony and police reports from the Orrville and Columbus area.
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Hamilton
John Hershey
Columbus
John A. Hershey
J. Weet
hla gil
Horshey
Orrville
J. J
Benen
Neventer
West
west packet
Hershey
Will Bryan Run Again for President or Senate
In a telegram from San Antonio dated November 18, William Jennings Bryan states he hopes it will not be necessary to run for office again but will not decide until the time comes. He expresses belief in a future Democratic Party and the need for reform, and declines to discuss future Senate plans for Nebraska.
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Bah
Antonio
Tex
WHiam
Bryan
Democratic party
Loin
Nebraska
Will Case Sees 134 Defendants Named
An will dispute in New Philadelphia involves 134 defendants. The suit, titled Scwedure t henater and WHI Loveless, seeks to settle the will of deceased Mary Merry, alleging extensive real estate and bonds as bequests. Heirs claim contest over construction of the will and seek judgments and answers from defendants. The case is brought by Kk Lindsay of New Chilidelph ia with ties to Oxford, Tiacamowas counts.
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Mies
Maeveander
Kk Lindsay
New Chilidelphia
Tate Mes
Hardy tved
Oxford
Tiacamowas
Belmont Dry Victory By 2 160 Votes
Belmont voters approve prohibition by 2 160 votes. The result ends local saloon commerce and sets a dry future for Belmont under the state framework. The outcome shifts local policy and reflects broader temperance trends.
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BELMONT DRY
Frazeysburg Man Killed in Train Incident
A Frazeysburg man, aged 6, died yesterday at Summit Station after a breaking air blast caused by a collision aboard a Pennsylvania train. The victim, John Johnson, a brakeman, was riding at the head end when an accident occurred near Columbus at 12 Bt. Clare avenue. The body was brought to Columbus in an engine.
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cimes A. Johnson
Summit Station
ideking cownty
dJohnwon
fe Columbus
Clare avenue
Severak oor
Doc Gesler to Visit Cy Young During World Series Week
Doc Gesler of Pudiaoue Pee whe it Wonteber of the Bestot Anmeriours baae ba team aired Puesihoy and will be the gouyat of Ween Wille Robertgau for several daye. During, hls stay he will enjoy the priviteres of the fourthye season Hae WH tear to Newcaneritown and will call on Cy Young on Minesdasy.
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Doc Geseler
Pudiaoue
Anmeriours
gouyat
Ween
Wille Robertgau
hls
Newcaneritown
Cy Young
Bard of Birds Run Arrives at Dow Korbel Town
In a poetic dispatch, Jow ta garbed with accoutrements to depart eyeminding, detailing arrival of the bard at Birds Row. He stayed a week, requesting lodging and noting manner of farewell as the town welcomed the visiting figure in a stylized account.
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Birds Row
de parton
One Smith in Legislature Detected in Year’s Assembly
The text notes a singular Smith seated in the legislature among a crowded roster of members including several named colleagues. It references a long list of roles and titles within the body, with mentions of committees, clerks, editors, and various officials, highlighting the unusual occurrence of a single Smith among peers.
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aml
cate daedar
WoO Smith
Marlon
alo
we Jones
RO Jones
Wedding and legal notes from Washington and nearby towns
Fragmentary OCR reports a planned wedding between Mabel Parcer and Gis Brehn with relatives in Washington and Ty Renate. It mentions legal business and speeches by Homer Dire, plus a guest visit by Miss Ralah Jones of Wheeling and Mrs. Trehn of Coehoctown.
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Weedington
Washington
Mims Ralah Jones
Wheeling wie
Plerenes Powellann
Eighth Street
very Hl
Powellead
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American Press
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DOC GESSLER
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