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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1917
Page
1
British commander General Byng regains turf won by Germans in Cambrai earlier, described as the heaviest German assault on the British since the first battle of Ypres. Details mention Cenival sector and surrounding villages with British counterattacks and German momentum checked.
A report states demobilization of the Russian army by the Bolsheviks has begun. A Russian delegation arrived led by Prince Leopold of Bavaria to negotiate a general armistice, according to a dispatch received.
Readable fragments describe Allied and German actions near Bourlon village in Geitiali area during a battle. Mentions Merlin unit movements, British and American engineers, shelling, shelter losses, and several men captured or rescued with escape attempts noted amid intense fighting.
Nortivdet of Varese leads engineers in Phardarn Chey Wieitieh Thaw operation. Juinchines and Genrain forces fortify a mine area north of Massehies daele, encountering osteo jolts as the skirmish unfolds.
Dec 2 report says officers from the first battalion to enter the trenches will lead a group of former national guardsmen guiding new troops. McCornick, not part of the Allied conference mission, arrived from Paris to visit headquarters and the front, while Col HM House and the mission team plan a weeklong visit to the American front.
The Resurtuted Press reports Katie Villers Allan Mis and Katherine Travers are on trial for the murders of Phil Ticker, a Dallas broker killed Oct 31 in a downtown street shooting, and Miss Myrtle Cunningham fatally wounded in Tucker's office. Cunningham died Nov 8 after failing strength to testify.
The Louisville Federal Reserve Bank began operations with deposits totaling $7 100,000 and vault costs exceeding $2,000,000. The launch featured references to key figures and allied diplomacy as the institution opened for business in the city.
Congress reconvenes for a long session as leaders plan to notify President Wilson of duties and set daily meeting at 2 oclock. The opening address by Wilson is scheduled for Tuesday in the house chamber. Senators La Follette Sherman and Hardwick signal possible repeal moves on the draft law amid war legislation concerns.
Harriet A. Varney a nurse from West Upton stood trial in Denham for the murder of Mex Mayline A Keyes wife of George S Keyes a Boston real estate dealer. Prosecutors say jealousy sparked the crime as the jezebel motive alleged in court.
Senator Lodge, ranking Republican on the foreign relations committee, declared he favored war by the United States against Germany's allies. The Associated Press reports this stance from Washington as the nation debates response to the European crisis.
Reported raid near Varedo Texas notes Mexican bands led by a figure linked to Rosa captured Agim Leu on the Meztral riverbank, 34 miles south of Zapat, with authorities stating the move occurred this afternoon.
Canton authorities spirited away a confessed 8 year old assault suspect from the jail Sunday night after spirited fears of mob violence. The attacker, said to be in the steel mill town, confessed to the police chief last night to assault Dorothy Cockrill. The child remains in a local hospital in serious condition.
A state delegation, including Governor James Cox and Mrs. Cox, traveled to New York and Washington for a week long trip to promote corn growing, stock feeding, and domestic science contests. The governor planned to join a Pittsburgh city delegation tonight. Relatives Mary Ball and George D P Grossman accompanied the party.
Ed Sur Bangt was arrested in Springfield Missouri last month by Department of Justice agents after an extended probe. He is suspected of propagating German propaganda tied to the kidney phi murder involving Lloyd Keer.
Thirteen inmates broke through steel doors at Joliet State Penitentiary, beat two guards into unconsciousness, and fled into darkness as guards on the walls fired at the escaping group. A posse and pursuit followed toward southern outskirts while authorities searched nearby houses and areas.
Bulgaria has decided to open negotiations with Russia in line with allied policy and sent a reply to the Russian government, a Sofia dispatch reported from Amsterdam on December 3.
In the trial of Ganton J. Meise for the murder of Mrs. Mande A. King, the prosecution rested after presenting further evidence. The case centers on the alleged plotting and the involvement of King's estate and alleged motive connected to her mother and the deceased's wealth.
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Wallington Dec 3 War stamps go on sale today at post offices and banks nationwide as millions join in a campaign to fund the war effort. Ohio aims for 105000, with broader goals reaching into the hundreds of thousands as the effort seeks to mobilize support and dollars for national relief.
The Wauseon court opened the Frederick Lehman murder trial with a packed courtroom. Lehman, a Swanton farmer, stands accused of killing his wife Grace. He appeared pale, shaved, and in dark clothing, saying he had a restless night but felt all right. Prosecutor Stahl hinted at sensational testimony to come and refused to reveal the angle of the case.
After nearly four months away from custody, Charley Lyman was arrested Sunday and entered in the county jail. Police records show the abbreviation Intox. beside his name, and Mayor Mitchell described him as ripe for action amid a prior period when guardians of the law kept him under watch.
Mesanider Hiliatti of East Vine Street is in serious condition after a stroke of apoplexy struck at noon Monday during a telephone chat with a friend. Elliott had been in usual health prior to the incident and remained unconscious Monday afternoon as physicians reported his critical state.
Mrs. Daniel Camp formerly of this city died Sunday morning at Huntington West Virginia. She left a husband and one son Scott. The notice says she had been a resident here in the past and lists her immediate survivors.
An election board member in Columbus faces bribery charges, accused of receiving $5,000 for services rendered before the November election. The case targets John A. O'Dwyer, chairman of the Lucas county board of deputy state supervisors of election, and was referred to the attorney general by Willan Halenkamp, secretary of the Democratic Federation.
The Knox County Ministerial Association plans its usual late March meetings to save fuel. Probate Judge Le Wickins spoke on probation work with juveniles and preventive measures, after which Judge Wickins received a vote of thanks. Reverends Webb Notte and Morton were admitted as members during the session led by Rev. M. S. Freeman.
An event at Low Mulberry Street raised money to aid in paying a hospital bill for colored residents. About 75 attended the turkey supper. The report also mentions a Falls incident and a child named Gerald who broke an arm after crossing the street on a bicycle, with a cautionary exchange about listening to a parent.
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