Trusts and unions under ban in West Virginia ruling
West Virginia Supreme Court voided a coke industry contract that formed Pocahontas Coke Company and fixed prices, ruling antitrust restraint must be reasonable under common law. The decision bans trusts and combinations of two or more to control any legitimate trade, including unions and similar organizations.
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Daily Times
Charleston
W. Va
State Supreme Court
Flat Top
Pocahontas Coke Company
Powhatan Coal and Coke Company
Agent Company
West Virginia
Horse Thieves Active In This County Despite Watch
In this section horse thefts plague area with frequent losses of horse and buggy. Mansfield saw a four year old bay horse stolen from a hitching rack on Tuesday, driven off in daylight. The animal weighs 910 pounds with a white star and hind feet, trotting gait, hitched to a black topper with rubber tires and black mounted harness. Richmond county commissioners offer 200 dollars for capture of thieves and 100 dollars for return of the horse and buggy in good condition. owner is J. B. Swigart.
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Richmond County
J. B. Swigart
Fast Run Indicates Better Pennsy Schedule Next Year
Next Sunday the Panhandle usual winter schedule change will not occur this year. Officials cite demonstrated high winter speeds matching summer performance and promise notable spring reductions in running time. A theatrical train between Pittsburg and Chicago last Sunday drew attention with a 19 h 52 m record over 607 miles, five hours faster than No 21, reflecting ongoing Southwest enhancements.
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Panhandle
Pittsburg
Chicago
Miners Idle as Kings Mines Lockout Continues
President Green orders all men out at the Kings mines amid a dispute over the discharge of Mike Skelton. Wages and work stoppages affect about five hundred miners as officials insist he was repeatedly absent and unable to work. Green predicts reinstatement, while district leaders support the strike until demands are met.
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W. Hi. Green
Guernsey County
King Mines
T. M. Davies
Kings
Mike Skelton
Green
T Hief
Shelton
Self-inflicted gun accident ends in fatal abdomen injury near Frazeysburg
William Jones of Zanesville, about 47, reportedly shot himself when a gun barrel discharged while he rested it on his body atop a stump during a hunting trip near Frazeysburg Tuesday. His wife and two children remain, with doctors confirming no hope of recovery. The report also notes a separate, odd incident where Dr KE Carr offered a dose of pills for a grip.
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William Jones
Zanesville
Frazeyeburg
James
KE. C. Carr
Millcreek
First Hunting Licenses for Season Issued to Pittsburg Residents
The season's first hunting licenses were issued yesterday to residents William Overholt and George McBride of Pittsburg. Each license cost 15.25 dollars. Overholt is the son of a noted whiskey manufacturer.
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Wm. Overholt
George McBride
Pittsburg
Overholt
Dog Pound Holds John Ricketts Dog and Three Others
In Dog Pound John Ricketts this morning redeemed his bird dog which had been taken up and placed in the city pound. There are three more canines awaiting disposition.
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John Ricketts
Twin boys born to baker A Miller in hearty condition
Baker A Miller welcomed twin sons this morning weighing about eight pounds each. Both babies are reported hearty and well.
Dynamite Wrecks Hotel In Niagara Village Tragedy
At a railway village near Niagara seven miles up the north fork of the Little River unknown persons wrecked a Canadian hotel with dynamite. The explosion killed Louise King 18 and an unknown Italian and injured nine others. Three boxes of dynamite were used. The explosive was stolen from contractor Tierney's storehouse.
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Grand Forks
Nou
Niagara
North Fork
Little River
Louise King
Tierney
Buckeye baseball player to wed in Cambridge tonight
Johnny Jones a Buckeye baseball team member and coal company employee will marry this evening in Cambridge to a local young woman. The event marks a notable social note for the town and university followers.
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Johnny Jones
Buckeye
Cambridge
Lily
Harvey Released On Bond Tuesday
Charles Harvey, indicted by the last grand jury on manslaughter and carrying a concealed weapon, was released from Muskingum county jail on bond Tuesday. Judge Frazier set bonds at 500 dollars for manslaughter and 140 dollars for the weapon charge, signed by W. H. Marvey and J. W. Butts and Frank Fell. After release Harvey went to his home in Lancaster from Zanesville.
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Charles Harvey
Joseph Sawyer
Trinway
Muskingum County
Frazier
Harvey
W. H. Marvey
J. W. Butts
Frank Fell
Zanesville
Lancaster
Elks vote for new constitution at lodge meeting
At a Tuesday evening Elk lodge gathering a vote on the order s new constitution passed unanimously. Other lodges nationwide will vote soon, with results due by January first. J B Ballou was initiated with due ceremonies.
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The
Elk Lodge
J. B. Ballou
Township Votes Dry in Clinton Township Ohio
Clinton township north of Columbus voted to remain dry for two years by a near two to one margin. The election on Tuesday used six precincts and reported a total vote of 1 500 with 92 for dry and 0 for wet. High river water halted dredging of gravel delaying pave work across the Forks and stopping paving today.
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Coumbus
Clinton Township
Rivera
Aravel
Forks
Aha
Prosecutor McDowell Prepares Bond For Office
Prosecutor Joseph L. McDowell completes his bond and files the required papers to succeed James Glenn. The $5,000 bond is signed by a long list of sponsors and the oath of office is planned before Probate Judge Donley.
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Joseph L. McDowell
Faust
James Glenn
McDowall
Harris
J.C. Adams
LL. D. Schott
H. Nicholaz
T. H. Wheeler
Chas. McDowell
John McDowell
James McDowell
Ol. Walker
Jags
Glenn
Board of County Commissioners
McDowell
Donley
MRS CHAPMAN 73 Year-Old Keene Matriarch Succumbs
After four years of drug trouble, Mrs Margaret Jane Chapman died at age 73 at her Keene home. She leaves five children Fla Chapman George Chapman Alonzo Chapman David Chapman and Mia Sarsh Sheneman with her husband predeceasing her. A Methodist Church member for 25 years she attended to duties as long as health allowed. Funeral set for Friday at ten o'clock. William Skiles, a potter, has moved to this city. From Mineral City Arthur B Crawford returned to Pittsburg.
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Margaret Jane Chapman
Keene
Eo Chapman
Waverly
Kan
David Chapmain
Coshocton
Mia
Sarsh Sheneman
Canal Lewisville
Methodist Church
Gigo
Grant Annexation of Tract to W. Lafayette
County commissioners granted the request of Beth Shaw to annex additional territory to the village of W. Lafayette after a detailed hearing. The vote followed careful consideration of legal requirements and county budget allocations including salaries and fund transfers. The action completes annexation proceedings and sets the territorial change to take effect per the next session plans.
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Beth Shaw
W. Laffayette
Delays Continue On Six Mile Dam Contract Letting
At the public works meeting in Tumanda the postponement request by W. Baldwin of Ashtabula halted the contract letting for the Six Mile Dam once more. Two plans remain for the dam project, with state engineers to join next week for on site review before action at the ensuing meeting.
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Dita
Tumaday
BB. W. Baldwin
Ashtabula
Baldwin
Perkins
Quail Season Extended One Day by Circuit Court Decision
Muskingum county circuit court ruled to extend quail hunting season to midnight December 1 for the Elson case. The decision reversed lower courts, interpreting game laws to determine whether hunting on December 5 was lawful, amid contested time provisions and related costs.
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Elson
Circuit Court of
Muskingum County
T. S. Elson
Coshocton
Ohio
Filson
Green
W. H. McGill
Elon
Lloyd Wine
Beon
Airht
Coor
Common Pleas Court
Eirealt Court
McDowell
Coshoeton
Eleon
Ohta
Tris
Kim
Atatate
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Jos. L. M
Thomas Colopy
F. Connerty
J. W. Cassingham
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T. J. Hanley
J .P. Forbes
H. R. McCurdy
Mrs. Chapman
Long Iimes
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Ity
Mineral City
Arthur B. Crawford
Court House
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Amb
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Sheri
Total
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Krom
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Toad
Children’s
Kron Children's Home
Clerk of Court
Howard Cooper
Lewis Fisher
Tverton
High McDevitt
Riley Beilhart
Monroe
John Kiehknecht
Jandes
A. W. Meredith
New Castle
Beikhart
Sembles
Wm. Sniter
W. C. Given
Jefferson
Ohio Corrugated Culvert Co
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Sandles
Ohio Corrugated Pipe Co
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Six Mile Dam
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