Auto crash injures Par Parrish wagon driver at Sixth and Main
S. B. Denzer, driver for Parrish meat market, was seriously injured Wednesday when a car driven by George Denzer at about eighteen miles per hour collided with the wagon. Denzer was thrown, suffering facial and hand injuries, a neck stiffness, and a leg bruise. The horse bolted down Main Street before collapsing. the wagon sustained a broken front axle and damaged shafts.
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Parrish
George Denzer
Cenzer
Main street
Main
Fred Clemmens
B. Denzer
Dislocates Elbow While Playing Tag
Hairy Pisco twelve year old son of Mr and Mrs Simon Price of Willow Brook road met a painful accident Wednesday morning at the country school near his home. While playing tag he stumbled and fell heavily on his arm dislocating it at the elbow. Parents notified and he was taken to Cosharton where Dr L C McCurdy treated the injury.
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Hairy Pisco
Simon Price
Willow Brook road
Cosharton
L. C. McCurdy
Deserted Day After Marriage Alleged in Divorce Case
Ethel Frederick and attorney John C. Adams seek divorce alleging that her husband Barl deserted her the day after their May 7 marriage. Proceedings move through probate court with formal actions and potential further steps noted.
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Elber
Ethel Frederick
John C. Adams
Pittsburg Boomer Exclaims At Noisy Night
A Pittsburg Boomer tells Times a sound prank sidetracked Pullmans near Canal Dover. He says locals assumed Pittsburg noise tolerance but the clanging iron and trip hammers kept soldiers awake, turning the night into an unhappy joke.
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Canal Dover
Pittsburg
Chanler Named Governor Nominee by Democratic Convention
Rochester dispatch reports Lewis S. Chanler chosen for governor by acclamation at the New York Democratic State Convention. John A. Dix nominated for lieutenant governor. Factional disputes among four contests were settled by a harmony committee led by State Chairman Conners, Charles F. Murphy, and National Chairman Mack, with a continued note on page eight.
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American Press Telegram
Rochester
N. Y
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Chanler
John A. Dix
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Conners
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
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Harris appoints direct elect senate commission members
Governor Harris named members to the senatorial direct elect commission created by the White resolution. The panel will cooperate with similar groups from other states as Congress considers a convention of states to propose constitutional amendments, including direct election of senators by voters. Harris serves as an ex officio member.
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Harris
congress
Pittsburgers Receive Warm Welcome in Coshocton
The Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce delegation in Coshocton was greeted warmly during the eighth annual Trade Boomers trip. A 3 foot wooden key symbolized hospitality as the group toured court square and local business displays. The party, with about eighty people, later traveled by special to Newark and planned visits to Zanesville Marietta and other cities.
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Zanesville
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New York
Arm Injury Near Millwood From Machinery Incident
Walter Mitchell of Millwood had his arm caught in a crane Tuesday while sifting sand. The machine’s force broke two bones below the elbow and tore flesh, initially prompting thought of amputation. Dr. Porter treated him. Mitchell supports a wife and two children, living nearby бизнес.
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MAllwood
Supt Bryant vows action over hazing at high schools
Public schools chief Supt C Bry ant announces swift measures to end hazing among high school students amid complaints from parents. He will use all school penalties and involve city police to curb the practice, which has escalated with incidents of hair dye, paint and intimidation, including a Freshmen Sophomore confrontation near the library and campus.
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C. &. Bryant
Lafayette College on the Boom at West Lafayette
West Lafayette college reports the largest enrollment in its history though exact figures are not yet available. A chapel service Wednesday morning featured remarks by President J. K. Strauxhn and two West Lafayette ministers. Five student recitations are planned for Thursday. Two new chemical and physician laboratories are being fitted up and the college library will receive 125 volumes of standard fiction this week.
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J. K. Strauxhn
Black
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Muskingum conference
M. P. church
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Waters Sells Restaurant On Hillary Street
L Waters, who ran a restaurant in the Dr Brower building on Hillary street for two years, sold the business to Lt. Stockum of Adams Street, Me. Stockum took possession today and plans to move his family into the living quarters above the dining area. Waters, in poor health, will relocate his household belongings to his South Eighth and Orange property while recuperating.
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L. Waters
Hillary street
Bassett Reunites with Old Coshocton Friends
Ira Bassett, traffic manager for the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce, revisits Coshocton where he grew up. The article notes his early work as a railroad agent and his swift career rise to his current role in Pittsburg. He stops Wednesday to see Stewart Hayes, an old friend.
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Ira
Bassett
Pittsburg
Local option committee to open headquarters
The local option committee will open its headquarters Thursday on the second floor of the Ricketts block on Mali street near Fourth.
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Ricketts block
Mali street
Shaffer Bound Over On Court Charges At Mayvy West Hearing
Ralph Shaffer faced preliminary hearing after serious charges filed by Mayvy West last week. He was bound over to the grand jury on a $500 bond after a Wednesday session before Mayor Hamilton. Also noted is the Spring Mountain wedding of Delila Crown and George MacDeviatt planned for Sept. 24 at the Catholic church, with wide arrangements and prominent Tiverton township families involved.
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Mayvy West
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