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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1912

Page

2

Curtain Drops On Balkan War and Peace Conference

Dec 7 dispatch reports Grecve named delegates to the London peace conference and signals an armistice in the Balkans. Rumors of Greek gains persist as talks expected to accelerate, with Serbia cited as ready to submit claims. Austria hopes for quick peace amid economic strains and ongoing Balkans tension. In Ohio, coroner reverses ruling on McNamara and Houseworth deaths, stating McNamara killed herself over remorse from alcoholism. Japan appoints Count Terwuch premier, succeeding Maru Salonji, per Asahi report.

London Grevce Constantinople Bence Aegean Balkans Balkan Europe Servia Edward Grey Sofia Balkaria Midia Black Sea Marion William McNamara Harry Houseworth William H. Hinkiis Mra. McNamara Young Houseworth Japan Tokyo Count Terwuch Korea Premmier Mar ‘Ule Salonji Asahi

Parole Tuts Young Inmates Abuse Probe Climax

John Brown a 28 year old Columbus youth wounded by pneumonia while at the Boy's Industrial School faces uncertain fate after paroled under state board order. The parole concludes a probe into alleged brutal whipping and indignities in the correctional cottage, as reported by Lancaster.

Lancaster John Brown Columbus Tor Maya Reform Farm State Board of Administration Young Brown

One Man Dies as Other Is Saved in Accident

A merchant from thythia took an unidentified man he found unconscious and dying from injuries to a hospital while his worker James Goodnight of Newport killed instantly in the crash.

Robert Thy Merchant Thia James Goodnight Newport

Big fire at Dayton damages major manufacturing complex

A large blaze destroyed a four-story manufacturing building in Dayton valued around 930,000 dollars. The structure housed firms including Doty Manufacturing, Wagner Printing, Dayton Macaroni, and Mor Hr Smith pattern makers, with joint ownership by W. EB Buy and others.

Payton Dec. Z Piro W. EB Buy Inger Doty Manufacturing Company Wagner Printing Company Dayton Macaron! Company Mor Hr & Smith

Salem grocer accused in alienation case and collusion

In Cleveland Ohio Edward W Markman of Salem faces charges after Harshman accuses him of alienation of affection involving Mrs Harshman at Harshman’s store where she worked as cashier. Harshman alleges collusion with his wife to extort funds from men including a man forced to pay 6000. Witnesses describe threats and a revolver incident. Judge Vickery instructs jurors to weigh collusion claims.

Cleveland Edward W. Markman Salem John McDonald Thin Ity Harshman Harahman

Sun Yat Sen's Mission to Raise China Rail Fund

San Francisco December 1 Chinese steamer due next Monday carries Dr Sun Yat Sen creator of the new Ching who arrives to raise one third of a sixty million dollar fund for an elaborate railroad system in China. One third to be provided by the government and another third to be subscribed when Pr Bun who handles foreign negotiations attempts to raise two hundred thousand more in America and Europe.

China San Franciano San Yat Sen Ching W Hon Pr. Bun America Europe

Goethals Made Full General For Panama Canal Work

Washington December 7 Colonel George W Goethals chairman of the Isthmian canal commission was advanced to full general in the army for his efficient Panama canal work The promotion by President Taft places his rank on par with Admiral Dewey and is defended by lawmakers including Representative James R Mann who lauded the canal chairman as deserving the highest army rank alongside Grant Sherman and Sheridan

Goethals Panama Canal Washington George W. Goethals Isthmus Canal Commission George Dewey Taft James R. Mann Illinois House Mann Hington Grant Sherman Sheridan

Plan for tax assessment reform proposed in Ohio

Columbus reports at the Ohio Association of County Auditors meeting urged replacing personal property assessors with deputy county tax commissions to tax real and personal property. The plan would shift taxation to the county unit and end quadrennial real estate assessments. Also noted is Eloisa Gabbi the Tango dancer arriving in New York with accompanying dancers for likely performances.

Columbus Waa Ohio Association of County Auditors Hartman Gabbi New York Eloisa Gabbi Mile Gabbindian Jane Bigulet

Reception for Mrs Preston and Mrs Cleveland in South Orange

In South Orange New Jersey Mr and Mrs Thomas J Preston parents of Prof Thomas A Preston Jr of Wells College hosted a reception for Mrs Cleveland at their home this Saturday afternoon. Attendees included visitors from out of town for a state Hull Moose party conference. Other locals like Mrs Willard Baker Mrs Mabel French and L G Howe with B D Howe were noted guests and travelers. A lost handcatcher containing money was reported between Spitzer barn and Granville road with a reward offered.

South Orange N. J Thomas J. Preston Thomas A. Preston, Jr Wella College Mra Grover Cleveland Questa Hull Moose Party Willard Baker Danville Mt. Vernon Mabel French Columbus L. G. Howe B.D. Howe Martinsburg Spitzer

Layman's Conference at Dallas opens with joint meetings

Dallas Texas December progress shows the Layman's Missionary Movement convening in the city next week. J Campbell White and Col Elijah Malford lead as chief speakers with a slate of mission workers including A M Hyde from Wichita Dr R L Breed secretary Congregational Home Mission Society Dr C C Cole man secretary for foreign missions Southern Baptist convention and Dr R T Bryan president of the Baptist Theological Seminary at Shanghai China Also Ray Grimwood of Akron visiting and Hugh Shadrick from Brandon listed among attendees One reader note states Hugh Shadrick is seriously ill with snow pneumonia

Dallas Texas Thin City J. Campbell White Col Elijah Malford A. M. Hyde Wichita Kas R. L

Governors Clash At Richmond Conference Over Lynch Law

The governors at Richmond clashed as Alabama’s Hmmet O'Neal urged a resolution denouncing lynch law. Florida's Gilchrist backed him. Virginia's Mann proposed a tougher stand for due process and calm trials. Fourteen governors supported the substitute. Cole L. Blease and others opposed to curtail personal privilege demanded action. Former Governor Herrick spoke on farm loans and amortization as a credit plan for farmers.

Puttin Herrick Richmond Governors’ Conference Hmmet O'Neal Alabama O'Neal Gilchrist Florida Mann Virginia Rover Donaghey Arkansas Baldwin Connecticut Hawley Idaho Kitchin North Carolina Hadley Missouri Erten Cole L. Blease South Carolina Rexolt Ton Pirnie Ambassador Herrick Werrick

Boxers and Promoters Face Changing Plans in 1920s Boxing Scene

Johnny Dundee received 1400 dollars to fight George Kirkwood in New York on December 10. Willie Hitchle’s real name is Geary Steffen, and Hain is of German descent at 21 years old. Paris promoters struggle to sign a scrapper to meet Bill Papke. Fans doubt Ad Wolgast will reclaim the lightweight crown. Frit Holland of Spokane hovers amid hand troubles that keep him idle. Nolan, Willie Ritchie’s manager, again produces a lightweight champion.

Johnny Dundee George Kirkwood New York Willie Hitchle Geary Steffen Hain Paris Bill Papke Ad Wolgast Frit Holland Spokane Willie Ritchie Hilly Nolan Nolan

Senator Jones seeks new trial in bribery case in Dayton

Columbus report states Senator George S. Jones of Dayton seeks a new trial on twelve grounds, most statutory, arguing his conviction for accepting a bribe to influence legislative action. No date set for argument. A stray note quotes a kitchen plant query and a quip about decor, attributed to Lalooore American.

Columbus George S Jone Dayton

Holmes Near Ten Years On Supreme Court

Washington December 7 Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes will complete ten years on the Supreme Court and become eligible for retirement under the law. He is the senior member by age at seventy two but remains vigorous and not likely to retire soon. If he chooses to withdraw before March 4, Taft would gain another Supreme Court appointment.

Washington, D. C Tomorow Oliver Woende Holmes Holmes Taft Supreme Court

Hudson River line steamer Washington Irving launched

The Hudson River line steamer Washington Irving was launched at Camden by the New York Shipbuilding Company. The vessel, designed for inland waters, seats 7000 passengers, measures 416 feet long, 86 feet beam, 14 feet draft, and features a 6000 horsepower three cylinder engine. Named rooms honor states and the Irving mansion, with distinctive Alhambra inspired decor.

Philadelphia Washington Irving New York Shipbuilding Company Camden Washington Irving High School New York City Helen Gould Samuel Rea Pennsylvania Railroad Weasel Hudson Rip van Winkle Alhambra Granada Sunnysrde-on-the-Hudson Irving

In Memory of Gallaudet Dedication of Deaf Mutes Church Block

New York on December 7 a $20 000 parish building for deaf mutes was dedicated at St Anna Church on West 148th Street. It honors the late Rev Dr Thomas Gallaudet who began work among the deaf in 1854. He was son of Dr Thomas K Gallaudet founder of the first school for the deaf in America and brother of Dr B M Gallaudet who founded Gallaudet College in Washington DC.

Gallaudet New York St. Anna Church West 148Th Street Thomas Gallaudet St. Ann's Church Thomas K. Gallaudet America B. M. Gallaudet Gallaudet College For Washington, B.C

Knox County Agricultural Society Election Notice

Members meet at the secretary office on South Bees Street Mount Vernon Ohio to elect directors for three years from the counties of Jackson Midnlebury Jefferson Liberty Monroe Morgan and Miller on the last Saturday of December 2018 at 12:00 PM standard time. Members may nominate one or more persons by December prior to the election. Written nominations must be sent before the preceding Thursday. Jackson President Howard C Gates Secretary Dated December

Knox County Agricultural Society Lo.c Bouth Bees Street City Mount Vernon Ohio Jacknon Midnlebury Jefferson Liberty Monroe Morgan Miller Ety Fenell Raehine Cian Jackson Howard C. Gates

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