Democratic Ticket slate for local offices announced
The Democratic slate lists candidates for Auditor Fred Wagner City Solicitor C Daugherty Clerk W O Renner Treasurer Joseph Kuntz Justice of the Peace M W Wimmer Samuel Gamble Constable William Jeffrie C Graham Board of Education J A Jennings Assessor P Mohler and Pree 1 Caorthy John Fowler Pree 2 south
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Justice of the Peace
M. W. Wimmer
Samuel Gamble
Constable
William Jeffrie
Graham
Asaersor
P. Mohler
Caorthy
John Fowler
South
The Trust Giants Tariff Critique in Early American Debates
A historical view argues that tariffs intended to raise revenue and protect emerging industries instead fostered trusts and price hikes. It singles out the sugar, rubber, whiskey, tobacco, and other trusts as protected by tariffs to stifle competition, inflating prices for American consumers and prompting calls against protectionist policy.
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New Republic
We Kinley
United States
Tly Manufactiers
Harvester Trust
Tia Republican Party
Rome
Frente
Oh Lamperts
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Bank Promotes Strength and Shareholder Confidence
The bank touts a par value of 160.1 per share with book value 20000 and claims stock could not be bought for 250.14. It invites corporations and individuals to open accounts, pledging discretion and full banking accommodation during difficult times.
Tariff Fiasco And Ship Subsidy Debate Stirring Public Brands
A letter targets tariffs as price boosters that enrich trusts at consumer expense. It argues Republicans favor trusts, cites Roosevelt and ship subsidies as a failing policy, and warns subsidy costs burden taxpayers while harming U.S. shipping against foreign rivals.
Coshocton mayoral race stirs with party claims and pledges
In Coshocton the Democratic nominee James G Manner faces scrutiny over his law and order promises while Republican candidate Hamilton is pressed to sign a proclamation endorsing saloon regulation. Voters weigh sincerity and past actions as they consider the future of municipal enforcement and civic standards.
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The
Daily Times
James G. Manner
Coshocton
Hamilton
Manner
Rittenhouse and
Staats
Smith
Goodly
Harolston
Typhoid Fever Case Reported in Coshocton Area
Notes from Coshocton area mention Misa Mary Brackford of Freeport and Mrs Fesse Murray with typhoid fever. The Missionary societies met at Mrs John Con pre fart home with 33 attendees. Elmer Baisley couple returned from Wilmot visit. Ming Wate Porter and Scott Reehtel are noted residents.
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Coshocton
Wilmot
Ming Wate Porter
Scott Reehtel
Hia
Waterstate
Local Plant News Update From The Standard
Plumbers busy at the lower plant this week. Geo Peacock resigns as cute at the Tusserert plant. Miss Nettie Randall joins the leather department. Mrs Elizabeth Hulty expands in leather. Harry Emerson spends Monday in Canton. Brier resigns from leather to take Meredith Business College course in Zanesville. Ginger items delayed due to rush orders. Nan Bodenheimer listed as sick. Frank Richetté moved to South Sixth street with friends assisting move. Tom Holland returns from Cincinnati. Aluminum department missing since May walk. Lee Helbling at Wid Turkey Lock for Blue Hole Fishing contest. Kutcher returns to The Standard for plant duties. Bernice McConnell noted in leather plant update. The Standard plant work continues.
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Geo Peacock
Nettie Randall
Elizabeth Hulty
Harry Emerson
Eather
Canton
Brier
Meredith Business College
Zanesville
Nan Bodenheimer
Frank Richetté
South Sixth Street
Tom Holland
Cincinnati
Lee Helbling
Turkey Lock
Ganda
Bernice McConnell
Doctor Moves Practice to North Carolina Asheville
A physician long based in Adamsville relocates to Asheville North Carolina due to health. He ships household goods today and plans to practice medicine there with his children and a Port Washington housekeeper accompanying his move. Asheville is noted as a 25000 population health resort with seventy doctors.
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Moo Heanel
Asheville
Port Washington
Peculiar Whim Of A Pottstown Woman
Pottstown, Oct 7. Rebecca Wentzel an octogenarian who attended 3092 funerals must give up her pastime of seeing people buried due to advanced age and illness.
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Pottstown
Rebecca Wentzel
Premium Mfg Co Plant Auctioned to L D Schott
The Premium Manufacturing Company building was sold at auction today at 1 pm. Buyer L D Schott paid 12 800 dollars. The purchaser’s plans for the plant were not announced.
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LD. Schott
Jonn Hh. Hay
Mfg. Co
L. D. Schott
Second Thaw Trial Set for December 2
New York reports the second trial of Harry K Thaw is scheduled to begin on December 2. Proceedings date was announced today.
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Harry K. Thaw
American Press Telegram
New York
William Snyder Dies Suddenly Near West Bedford
William Snyder aged 58, longtime Bedford township resident, died Sunday afternoon near his home at West Bedford after a sudden hemorrhage while walking with three friends John Norris William Schooley and George Dickerson. He leaves seven children five brothers and sisters including Anderson Snyder Adams Mills Geo Snyder Columbus Catherine Smith Dresden John Dusen bury Tunnel Hill and Mary Snyder Canal Dover.
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William. Snyder
Bedford Township
Nome
West Bedford
Snyder
John Norris
William Schooley
George Dickerson
Anderson. Snyder
Adams Mills
Geo. Snyder
Columbus
Catherine ‘Smith
Dresden
John Dusetbury
Tunnel Hil
Mary Snyder
Canal Dover
Noted visitors at McKinley monument dedication Canton
Herbert Denman and other Meek Co representatives attended the Canton monument dedication. The parade featured extensive decorations and a Knight Templar line with long plumes. Carl Miller resigns from the old room to join the artists' room. Roy Kohl now an expert cutter. Velma Kelsey recovering from typhoid. Bernice McConnell visits Roscoe. Oneta Kohl spent Sunday away.
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Herbert Denman
Meek Co
McKinley
Canton
Knights Templar
Carl Miller
Ole
Roy Kohl
Velma Kelsey
Bernice McConnell
Roscoe
Oneta Kohl
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Community News
Miss Jessie Licey returns home from Clarence Dagon of Bladenshuts visits. Mr. Nicholas Fortune plus Clarence Dagon of Bladenshuts visit Mary Kreider. Norris family travel Denison Martehs ville New Philadelphia. Ira Dawson welcome a baby girl. Farmers harvest corn. Young People host Sunday meeting led by Miss Delle Norda. Denison University volunteers lead Sunday services October 12 with Sumio Weengl from Japan and Edward Waybright scheduled.
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Misa Delle Norda
Denison University
Sumio Weengl
Japan
Edward Waybright
Poultry Farm Near Roscoe Sold to Frank Retailer
A small poultry and fruit farm west of Roscoe, previously owned by Prof. Piatt and his wife, has been sold to Frank Retailer of Flaetty for 42,800. The new owner plans to continue poultry and fruit operations at the site.
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Amail
Roscoe
Prof. Piatt
Frank Retailer
Flaetty
Entertained Sewing Club Hosts Honored Guest
Mrs P Cuscee entertained the Sewing Club yesterday afternoon in honor of guest Mrs Wm Eichelberger of Pana Illinois. The Woman's Musical Club met at the library Tuesday evening with programs on The Netherlands School and Orlando di Lasso. A quartet and solo performances followed. Mrs Clifton Beach was elected to membership.
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Sewing Club
Mrp. Cuscee
Wm. Eichelberger
Pana
Wiliams
Gloria
Orlando di Lasso
Cilfton Beach
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