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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1917

Page

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Navy eyes 350 million plan for destroyers to lead world

Secretary Daniels will send to Congress a rough 80 million weekly estimate for a large destroyer build. Navy designers draft standardized designs to speed production with engines made in multiple factories and hulls assembled at shipyards. Details on counts under construction or planned are kept secret for military reasons. The 350 million figure is a baseline and could rise substantially.

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County Prohib Chairmen Meet Tuesday in Columbus

An Ohio Prohibition party chairmen conference will be held at the YMCA in Columbus Tuesday August 28. Topics include the state prohibition amendment with national figures possibly in attendance. Dr AL S Watling will speak in the evening on The Present Mission of Our Party.

Fanner Columbus Prohibition Party of Ohio YM. G. A Hinshaw Chicago National Committee AL S. Watling

Aviation school land purchased near Dayton field

Forty acres of land near the Dayton aviation field were bought through VA 8 District Attorney Stuart R K Holm and Nenin agents for a supply station aiding the aviation school. The purchase supports the ongoing development of the aviation program in Columbus.

Associated Press Banner Columbus Big Dayton Aviation Feld Stuart RK Holm Nenin Aviaton School

Russia pledges aid to Austro government in Moscow speech

President Wilson informed the National Council in Moscow that the United States would provide all material and moral support to Austria. Russian Premier Kernuky's address to the council drew approval in Washington and boosted confidence in the new government's plans to face its enemies.

Washington Wilson National Council Assembly Moscow Aussta Kernuky Couneil

Senate debates war bill tax as cloture threats rise

Washington reports the senate opened debate on the war tax bill’s postage increase section amid clashes over taxes on newspapers and magazines. Leaders aim to finish the section soon but a conference seems unlikely before next week. Cloture petitions circulated after unanimous consent failed for a final vote at 4 pm Saturday.

Banner Washington Senate Harding Ohio Simmons

Infant Dies One Hour After Birth in Liberty Township

Catherine Coffing infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Justus Gof fing Liberty township died at eight o'clock Sunday evening one hour after birth Funer al held at ten o'clock Monday morning at the Hed Mill church

Louse Catherine Coffing Justus Goffing Liberty Township Hed Mill

McCullough Funeral At Owl Creek Church

Funeral service held at Owl Creek church at 1 o clock on Tuesday afternoon. Burial followed in Owl Creek cemetery. Also mentions Victoria Falls as the world's largest waterfall on the Zambezi River in Africa with a plunge over 400 feet.

Owl Creek Owl Creek Cemetery Victoria Falls Zambos River Aftica

Kerensky Enthuses in Moscow Amid Conference Split

Premier Kerensky toured troops at the hippodrome and urged victory against the front while conference delegates debated power. Maximalists decried the assembly as anti revolutionary and threatened to quit. Internationalists called for ending the death penalty and opposing forceful suppression, while Popular Socialists backed capital punishment.

Moscow Russia Stindiy Ang Kerensky Hippodrome Tom Council of Workmen's and Soldiers Minland Ukraine

Government to Deliver First Reply on Peace Project

Fragmented 1917 era note reports Secretary Lansing likely to announce soon whether the United States will reply to an entente peace proposal. Other powers indicate coordination before a formal response, with timing and nature to be disclosed.

Pony Benedict Tris Weed Lansing Wld DHE United

13000 Tots of Holy Land Are Starving

More than 50 000 children under 12 in Greek Near East regions depend on outside relief. Missionaries report 25 000 orphans in Syria and Palestine, with winter looming and relief needed. Many children, some barely able to feed themselves, beg for food or subsist on grass. Girls largely survive due to brothers sharing scarce rations.

New York Alix Iifes Syria Near East Missionarion

Knights of Columbus Cedar Point Outing Planned

Aug 27 Cedar Point hosts the annual Knights of Columbus central states reunion drawing between two and six thousand lodgemen and friends. The Sanduely city council committee manages the outing amid questions over prior July event sanction and confirms Cedar Point’s event as the official outing.

Cedar Point Knights of Columbus Central States Mannar'd Sanduely Mitems Bay

Premier Keren sky speech fails to unite parties in Moscow

London reported by Exchange Telegraph at Moscow says Premier Keren sky's opening address disappointed all factions. Democrats unhappy with dictatorial rule and the anti Democrats seek a concrete plan to curb anarchy. They criticize talk of freedom as premature amid current tensions. Monday may reveal aspirations as factions react to Keren ky's stance.

London Kerensky Exchange Telegraph Moscow Keren

Creating an Impression What’s Digging Indignant About

A Washington story notes that the subject is not truly indignant about any one thing. The only way his words seem important is if he is angry about it, suggesting theatrical or performative emotion rather than genuine outrage.

Lndignant Washington Story

Verdun Offensive Holds, French Capture Prisoners Near Beaumont

General Petain reports repulses of strong assaults on newly won positions and the capture of 1,100 prisoners as French lines advance two thirds of a mile on a two mile front near Beaumont village. British bomb bases behind the German front in Belgium and strike at St Denis Vestren airdrome. A trench raid near Osstaverne yields no further detail.

Beaumont Belgium St. Denis Vestren Ossttaverne

Speeding Autoists Endanger Children Near Schools

City readers note rising danger from reckless drivers near schools as discussion grows on posting warning signs. Rev. La W Mullane of St Vincent de Paul Catholic church supports the law recently enacted with the opening of schools and urges careful driving in school zones.

la. W. Mullane St. Vincent de Paul's Catholic Church Trea

Battery Notes Arrive New Command To Man Battery

Capt. Vincent P. Welker arrived in Auburn Vernon Sunday to assume command of the battery. First Lieut. Jobo Hi. Taylor of Atrot who also joined the local battery retired Sunday. The unit now has a full officer roster except for Second Lieut. Harry E. Hostich assigned to land. Recruits arrived from local stables Monday and underwent instruction in brushing and care. Elton Smith is the new man added to the crew.

Vincent PB. Welker Au. Vernon Jobo Hi Tayior Atrot Suvond Harry E. Hostich

Unanimous Texas Delegation Petition on Negro Troop Withdrawal

A petition urging withdrawal of all Negro troops from Texas, signed by every Texas member of Congress, was presented at the White House by Senator Sheppard and shown to President Wilson. White House officials declined to indicate possible action.

Washington Texas Congress White House Sheppard Taid Wilson

War Bond Bill Delayed by McAdoo Absence

The $11,538,045,000 war bond and certificate bill faced a halt in the House Ways and Means Committee due to Secretary McAdoo's absence. He will testify tomorrow and the measure will move to executive session. Prospects for rapid reporting and passage this week faded as Republicans opposed taxing the bonds, fearing lower sales.

Washington wWaya and Means McAdon House

Whistling Lost Art As Far As The Navy Goes

Aug 27 at Great Lakes naval training station emphasizes that whistling is forbidden in formation. Sailors are taught not to whistle to avoid confusion on deck. A salty officer explains whistling aboard ships is a minor offense and often punished as a summary discipline.

Harner Navy Jackie Knaien Kittman Ftormerly Swain Dssim Ie

Farinelli and Court Musician Salaries Recalled

Fragmentary notes recount Farinelli and a famed singer at court, mentioning a high salary past and a male vocalist who aided a royal physician. The garbled text references Spain, a king, and a reaction to a musician’s pay, with unclear dates or names.

Farinelli Martaell Soning Sing Spain

Coalition Council in Germany to reply to papal peace note

Berlin August 27 The coalition in parliament advances a plan for a seven member Reichstag and seven Bundesrat council presided by Chancellor Michaelis to discuss the papal peace note. Social Democrats Centrists National Liberals and Progressives back the government while viewing it as provisional toward broader constitutional reforms. The coalition seeks to prevent the imperial constitution paragraph from blocking federal council membership.

Frege Co Tun Berlin Frank Federal Council

Special Services for Soldiers at St Pauls Episcopal Church

A Sunday service at St Pauls Episcopal Church honored Battery 2 and other members of the church serving in the military. Parish members include Clarence Bateman Jesse Bateman Edwith Brown First Lieut Julius Headington Second Lieut Edson Browco Harold Seymour William Soase Thos In the parish but in other army branches are Second Lieut Harry Haynie Dr Happer Ate ell Dr Robert Clark Alten Sapp and Private Ajlen A reception for military service members will be held at the park house in East High street Tuesday evening at 7:40.

St Paul's Episcopal Church Battery 2 St. Paul's Parish Battery Clarence Aunt Jesse Bateman Edwith Brown Jullis Headington Edson Browco Harold Seymour William Soase Thos Harry Haynie Happer Ateell Robert Clark Alten Sapp Ajlen Parka House East High Street

Lawn fete to aid Home for the Aged at Arnold home

The King's Daughters plan a lawn fete on Tuesday at the Arnold home North Malin Street Mine Corn Putnam's Gambler pupils perform folk dances in the afternoon Tea ice cream and cake will be served in support of the Home for the Aged Battery EK honored during the event.

Battery EK Home For King Arnold North Malin Street Cora Putnam

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