Court injunction bars UMW leaders from WV coal strike action
United Mine Workers officers John Mitchell and Tom Lewis, with President Greed and Secretary Savase of the Ohio sub district, are enjoined by Judge Dick in Cincinnati. The order prohibits organizing West Virginia miners in Ohio, Brooke, Marshall, and Lancaster counties, forbids intimidation, and blocks efforts to persuade employees to join the union. The injunction is perpetual and may prompt Fairmont Coal Co to reopen Ohio lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Thompson
Cincinnati
United States
Phillies
John Mitchell
Tom L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Greed
Savase
Ohio
West Virginia
Brooke, Marshall and
Lancach
Ot Astern
Fiat
Ohio Lnes
Anton Aint
Onlo
Ilsert Lewis
Daidue Dayton
Howl View
Thomas of Lewis
Tiltvd
Parberstore
Tate
Wiest Vitalia
Pereotia
Peat Lee
Bert
Imbr Ds
Uae
Diphtheria Overcome at Adams Mills
Diphtheria case at Adams Mills shows improvement as patient moved to Smart Home quarantine to prevent new infections. Typhoid fever patients include Manterlade Cotins. health officials hope the disease is near eradication. Mrs Amelia Brith assists with house care while M J Garrett visits Kanerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adi
Eloen Sr
Saturda
Amelia Brith
Howe
M. J. Garrett
Kanerville
Wes
Sd Watts
W. Horoa
Fragmentary scribbles about places and names on a page
A garbledOCR fragment lists scattered terms such as Harriet, Wye Nee Kaneader, Aspen, ovens, Wile Shoppines, vaping references, a lemon press, voter, and various broken words. No coherent events or actions emerge beyond scattered proper nouns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smd Abagditer
Harriet Aid Wye
Milk separators attacked again in unknown vandalism case
Report notes repeated attacks on milk separators with unclear motive and unidentified offender. Police investigate possible link to previous incidents as investigators seek suspects and connections among recent vandalism events.
Adamsville Factory Fire Destroys Cashet Plant
The Cashet factory in Adamsville, employing about 75 people, burned from 1 o’clock yesterday until the structure was completely destroyed. The loss is around BES with no insurance. Officials have no theory on the fire’s origin as townspeople fought to save the plant but could not halt the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamsville
Oelock
Rice farming in Kansas reported by visiting farmer
A garbled tale discusses George Podlek from Coshocton and a western trip to Wills Creek. A prosperous farmer, Phe bret, grows a rice crop on his farm claiming yields of about a bushel per acre. The piece references the Wil variety and mentions experiments with rice cultivation in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Podlek
Corliale
Vie
Wills Creek
Phe Bret
Dian
Annie
Milfork Militeyis 26 See me da cone A Patinesity taste ene
Fragmented OCR notes recount local events and names with several garbled phrases. Mentions Mr Robins, Mrs Be OTe Mee, Melvin Need, Blanche Kreider, Rey Senter, Castor ton guests, and visits by Kreiders to Colorado. Contains a sales ad for Manvit Fire Extinguisher from Jonns-Many'tle Co. Cleveland Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Militeyis
Cunheary
Robins
Newconbesstown
Melvin
Py Medott
Tashanes
Acer
Sanday
Noord
Wien
Norris Dota Malls
Nediie Kreider
Sdn
Jonns-Many'tle Co
Cleveland, O
Potatoes Weigh Two Pounds Each Match County Record
The Times reports On Overholt of Plainfield Coshocton won a crop contest with Capen potatoes weighing about two pounds each. A barrel and a basket carried the largest weights while some tubers proved unmarketable. The farm near Coshocton set a high standard for yield and size in the annual potato exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neue Plainfield
Inc
Layland Local Notes and Social Highlights
Layland area reports a Coshocton visitor Money Conrat. Cambridge visitors Mrs. Mary Gun and Miss Hattle Moorhead return home. Local residents share Sunday visits with Patterson and Kaser families. saw mill moved near Warsaw. Dan Keiser and Cade Graham wed Sunday. Sunday school convened at Oak Ell with a strong program. Edward Guthrie departs for Indiana to visit relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Layland
Conrat
Coshocton
Jackson Cox
Mary Gun
Hattle Moorhead
Cambridge
Henry Herman
J. M. Patterson
Clarence Patterson
Josiah Kaser
Josiah Bickel
Warsaw
James Bickel
Calvin Haxton
Sturday
Oak Ell
Edward Guthrie
Indiana
Dan Keiser
Cade Graham
Local figures unite in Crestline area nuptials and illnesses
Clark News reports a marriage in progress with guests from Crestline Lewistown and Millersburg and Portland visitors amid community updates. The piece notes Daniel Keiser surprising friends with a marriage to Miss Badie Ciyahai in Jaunret Run and mentions health concerns, travel, and teaching moves across the region with several local names including Mr. Wesley Ports Mrs. Alles Grim Page and Miss Ethel Fleaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Daniel Keiser
Badie Ciyahai
Jaunret Run
Meageer
Ashhend Gowaty
Wro
Warner Palmer
Williamson Wechuelhin
Honer Kiser
Coshocton
Mias
Ethel Fleaver
West Bedford
Castoria Ad And Local Social Notes In Fragment
The scrap mentions Castoria for infants and children, names Linton Mills, Hiram Welles, Mina, Mira Phoebe Harbold, Jolt Stone, Sadie Hachold, Nina Welker, and Pamaron balloon sighting. It notes visits with family, a midwife, and a balloon passing over the area Tuesday at 2 pm causing excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Welles
Somert Aed
Mina Stent Sutuhay
Bangiter
Mira Phoebe Harbold
Preang
Hiner
Veshoeion
Jolt Stone Midwife
Preaching and Personal Notices From West Carlisle
West Carlisle notices list sermons at MB Church on October 27 at 2 40 PM led by Mr and Mrs Chaes Hine. Mr and Mrs Win Mitchem of Alexandria visited Jacob Cochras home last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Mra Chae
Zanesville
Arbuckles’ Coffee Ad Claims Health Benefits
An onscreen style ad touts Arbuckles’ Arist coffee as a health booster for vigorous Americans. It contrasts this with competitors, asserts compliance with the National Pure Food Law and mentions Guarantee No 241 filed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Ladies' Aid Meeting at Mrs W O Wiggins home
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs W O Wiggins on Wednesday afternoon. Ethel Hoover teaching school at Bloomfield visited her parents here Friday night. EFE Howell was in Newark on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
W. O. Wiggins
Ethel Hoover
Bloomfield
Efe Howell
Newark
Democratic Ticket of Pike Township slate of nominees
The Pike Township Democratic ticket lists Trustees Robert Moore and Emmet Crawford. Clerk B. G. White. Treasurer E. E. Howell. Justice of the PeaceCharles Moore and Walter Towel. four Constables Tilden Gault and H. O. S. Rine. Assessor James E. Graham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike Township
Robert Moore
Emmet Crawford
B. GB. White
Treaagier
E. E. Howell
Chas. Moore Walter Towel
Tilden Gault
H. OS Rine
James E. Graham
Ohio Dairy School at State University opening December 4 1907
The Ohio Dairy School at the College of Agriculture of Ohio State University opens December 4, 1907 and closes February 21, 1908 as part of winter courses. It aims to teach technical trading and scientific instruction for butter and cheese making and city milk supply. Professor Oscar Erf leads the program with assistants Guthrie and Neveten, building on dairy science advances to improve milk handling and milk product manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Mi'k
Sefence
Oscar Erf
Charce
Guthrie
Neveten
Rfhaa Srepat
Hee
Viewok
Withan
Kinsas
Frank Stevenson Dies in Columbus Native jeweler and long-time resident dies
Franklin Stevenson aged forty who was a jeweler in Calvin for several years died in Columbus hospital last evening. He leaves a wife and children, his brothers and sisters, among them Mrs Sarah Stevenson, Mrs Whitney, and William Stevenson. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon at the Stevenson home with Rev. Robertson of Grace Methodist Church presiding. Interment at South Lawn Cemetery. A separate note reports a Crawford township land sale where Joseph Madison property was bid in by his son Albert Madison at 1440 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Stevenson
Searry Oatie
Ima Columbas
Steveron
Witeima
Calvin
Min
Sarah
Stevenson
North Third Street
Ty Stevens
Raward Ho Stevenson
Wood
Wot Whitney
Eveland
William Stevenson
Columbus
Steventon
Third Street
Roberton
Grace V
Crawford Township
Joseph Madison
Albert Madison
Italians poisoned by buz gard dumplings in Kentucky
Corbin Kentucky on October 24 an Italian section hand killed a buzzard and cooked it for a meal. The four diners were taken ill within an hour and one died in agony while the remaining three are not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin, Ky
Roads and Bridges News Frustrates Local Voters
Oak Grove Oct report notes residents seek more coverage on roads and bridge propositions ahead of county election. A list of small town happenings includes injuries from a kettle scald episode, lumber work on farms, family deaths, visitors, and local home projects.
Application filed for H W Gaskell old soldier seek aid
An application was filed today for H W Gaskell a 70 year old veteran. He said he had not applied earlier because he did not feel he needed it but was persuaded he was entitled and did not want his family to be deprived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Gaskell
Rams Velt May Hunt in Catswamp
A rambling plan discusses President Roosevelt possibly hunting in Catswamp southwest of the city. Several locals offer guides and hounds, naming individuals and places like Alf Loos aggy time Charli McKee and John Klek, with a risky note about a bear crossing Bacon Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Terlaw
King's
Amazi Pradford
Pennsyivania Mittroud
Alf Loos
Charli McKee Tan
Conanm
Sture
Possons Hollow
Clareges
Craig
Ghimea Golde
Clara Johnson
Johony Hotland
Carrol
Cat Swamp
Sheriff Proclaims Election For Tax To Build Muskingum Bridge
Hamilton Browning, Sheriff of Coshocton County Ohio, issues notice for a November election to decide a tax levy to fund a bridge across the Muskingum River from Main Street Coshocton to Roscoe. Ballot prompts read for Yes to Muskingum Bridge and No to Marsing? The proclamation is dated October 31, 1907, in Coshocton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskingum River
Main Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Roscoe
Casadéen County
Cleetos
Cushorton Goat
Muskingia River
Coshecos
Hamilton Browning
Coshocton County
Coshocton Ohio Levy Election On Canal Towpath Road Vote
In Coshocton Ohio an election is set for a levy to fund a Tuscarawas River bridge from Canal Lewisville Road to the north end of 12th Street. Voters will decide Yes or No on funding and a related tax proposal at the usual county townships polling places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas River
Lewisville Road
12Th St. Coshoeton
Ofin
Bonibory Urowalog
Road Notice for Coshocton County session November 1907
A road notice states a petition will be presented to Coshocton County Commissioners at the November session. It details a Keene Kithnes raid area, names several property owners, and describes the proposed road route from a point near Mis Nowh iamdles to intersect with the Hingmfield and Lastand road, ending at Kilbues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Potterer
Arithar
Clifford Barbles
Ret Et Rothe
Hingmfield
Lastand
A Good Diver and The Easiest Kind
The aperm whale can stay submerged about 24 minutes then surfaces to breathe after about 50 or 60 breaths, taking around 10 minutes to recover. The text suggests meeting new people or those who are believing, though details are unclear.
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National Biscuit Company
American Press Telegram
Coal Company
Bo McKinley
Fairmont
Paity
Hasky
Independent
Robbins
Mings Im
Pan Handle
Sui Ba Tem Oflo
Fairmont Coal Company
Itden Lader
Amet
West Virginit Properties
Hiewe Tech Em Omian Siice
Adams Mills
Kansas
Milfork
Vette
Clark News
Linton Mills
West Carlisle
Ohio Dairy School
AT State University
Manville Fire
Pxting Wieher Yeatly Weller
H.W. Johne Manville Co
Clevland OC
Oak Grove
Laura Angle
Lakeside
Jan, Wirgins
West Lafayette
Jacob Schumaker
Edith Todd
Hahn
Young
Asbury Norman
Nelson Murphey
Roy Keesey
Dr. Kitsmiler
John Mapes
Chas Wenderson
Lane
Palsam
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