Operators and Miners to Meet in December
A central field conference between coal operators and miners from Illinois Indiana Ohio and western Pennsylvania adjourned with Dec 19 set for a follow up in Indianapolis. Vice President T L Lewis chaired the meeting and urged optimism for a new interstate agreement while noting no firm pact emerged.
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Wreck of Arthur Sewall Reported Near Cape Horn
American press telegrams recount a coal ship Arthur Sewall bound from Philadelphia to Seattle wrecked near Cape Horn. crew of three reportedly eaten by cannibals near Terra del Fuego. derelict sighted Aug 22 by the sealing steamer Fritjof. authorities called in. militia detachment arrested two suspects amid local unrest and a fatal shooting involving Mrs Simplehead and Henry Purvis.
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Stony Fork
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Simplehaead
Henry Purvis
Seven Officials Indicted Over Interurban Wreck
Judge Grosscup presides as Coles county circuit court issues seven bench warrants for arrest of Mattoon City Railway officials and employees in the Charleston to Mattoon interurban wreck that killed 18. Motorman McClara not indicted. Criminal negligence tending to produce manslaughter charged.
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Ue Company
La Follette Campaign Committee Formed in Wisconsin
A committee was organized in Madison to support Senator Robert M. La Follette for the Republican nomination for president. The conference appointing the committee was attended by 20 Republican leaders of the state. An executive committee was also chosen to direct the work.
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Sleo Chow
Governor Filson's Six Day Bank Proclamation
Governor Filson explained six legal holidays were proclaimed because New York banks pressured reserve centers in Kansas City St Louis and Wichita to deny currency to Oklahoma banks. With cotton harvest underway Oklahoma banks needed funds to meet customer demand or risk widespread deposit withdrawals.
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Brewers Back Hamilton in Coshocton Mayor Campaign
A Coshocton editorial accuses Terre Haute Brewing Company agents of backing Hamilton to keep Sundays free from prohibition, claiming brewery money and votes will sway the election. It attacks Manner as strict on Sundays and urges citizens to vote against brewers’ influence for law and order.
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Park Hotel Property Bought by Mr. Bachert
The Park Hotel building in the city was purchased by Mr. Bachert, proprietor of the straw paper mill, from T. Ad. Teittemhewe, with plans to pursue further local investments. The Park Hotel features a central lobby, a bar, dining rooms, sleeping rooms, and a grocery on the ground floor. No official purchase terms have been released by Mr. Bachert or manager Rittenhouse.
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Park Hotel
Porter Mitchell
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Mgr. Rittenhoue
Accidental Shot Wounds Coshocton Boy in Hand
Report says a Coshocton youth was shot through the right hand while attempting to remove a cylinder from a revolver. doctors expect no blood poisoning threat. In Wheeling, Frank Cooper, a brakeman on the 68. & O., was killed when his own train ran him over after his feet were caught in a switch at Maynard, Belmont County.
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Frank Cooper
Goshocton
Maynard
Belmont County
Ashbrook Visits Coshocton To Address Pension Claims
William A. Ashbrook attended events in Coshocton yesterday focusing on pension matters for local citizens. He praised the district's congressman for diligence and effectiveness in handling such foundations and duties.
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Sermon at Miller School House Next Sunday
Next Sunday at two o clock Rev FB DiNtn will preach at Miller School House. There will be special singing and local attendance.
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Shall Coshocton County Begin Ten Macadam Roads Project
A local editor questions Coshocton County's highway budget and argues for substantial, permanent road work. The piece discusses tax levies, bridge spending, and the need to improve infrastructure without waste, citing county growth and potential funding sources. It notes Coshocton city has only one bridge and details tax figures for 1906, urging voters to support durable highway construction.
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Absentee Letters Show Fraudulent Mortgage Deed
The article reports an absentee of two letters tied to a mortgage deed claimed as fraudulent. George Thresh signed as Geordie Thresh, contesting the signature and petition details while attorneys pursue action to void the deed and any attached notes.
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George Thresh
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Uibet
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Geordie
Monroe
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Tine
Earthquake Devastates Bokhara. 15000 Feared Buried
American Tresa Telegram reports Bokhara in Central Asia annihilated by an October 21 earthquake. About 15,000 people buried in ruins. Governor and his mother said to be the only survivors.
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Central Asia
Socialism and the Cross A Sermon at Christ Union Church
Rev. To By Dit Un preached a prior sermon on Socialism and the Cross to laboring people at Christ Union Church. Due to strong interest a follow up sermon titled Rock hat and the lovemast AML will be delivered next Sunday evening. The Modern Woodmen of America plan a meeting Thursday in GO. F. hall. Crowds attend CAGLES meetings tonight.
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Demand for steel great demand for steel great
Chairman H Gary told US Spool board that orders at mid year totaled 7.603 million tons, fell to 6.425 million by Sept 20, and then declined by 40,000 tons. Bookings run 12,000 tons daily, exports about 1 million tons yearly at parity with domestic prices. He said demand had risen in recent years and the current economy supports growth.
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