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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
5
Judge Seward Samuel Beeman imposes life for Iven Charles Suttles and 18 months for another convict. Both cases are carried to the circuit court. Howard Bartlett imposes a suspended jail sentence in a separate matter.
Three defendants faced the Newark court. Charles Suttlee drew life for rape of a girl under 12, Samuel Beeman got 15 months for burglary, and Howard Bartlett received 60 days with suspended jail if he supports his child. Juror misconduct claims were argued and then denied, with appeals planned to Mt Gilead circuit court. Additional notices include probate, trustee appointments, a juvenile commitment to a state hospital, and various property transfers and marriage licenses.
Fire swept through the interior of Tammany Hall early today causing about 25000 dollars in damage. No injuries were reported as crews battled the blaze and containment efforts continued through the morning.
eevee Smith, 41, formerly of Columbus and North Liberty, Knox County, died in Grant Hospital from hemorrhages caused by swallowing his false teeth four weeks earlier. His wife Charlee Smith of Marion also swallowed teeth and died in Grant Hospital. The body was shipped to Butler and funeral set for Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jones Clark died at her home one mile west of here Thursday morning December 9 at 2 o clock from a complication of diseases. About a year ago she suffered bone disease that required amputation of her foot last spring. She leaves a husband, five sons and many relatives and friends. Funeral was held Saturday morning conducted by Rev H A Shook and interment was in Brink Haven cemetery. She was about 60 years old.
Knox County events showcase a two session Laymen’s Mindonary convention in Mt Vernon this Wednesday afternoon at 2 and evening at 7. Featured speakers include Mr. Higenbottom, a Presbyterian leprosy mission leader. Dr. Blackman, African medical missionary. and Don Bancroft, Laymen’s Movement secretary in Columbus. Instrumental readings and a program by Ark Clyde Weaver and the Methodist Sunday School orchestra accompany the event. All meetings are open to men and women.
The aged quip notes Satan’s sly amusement as a speaker curses the cold season and laments misfortune. The wry reflection treats weather as fate and foolishness in a compact, period voice.
A Winnipeg meeting sends a delegation representing Manitoba Alberta and Saskatchewan to Ottawa to press for reciprocity with the United States tariff changes and preference for British goods. They urge free trade in agricultural implements and rail developments including Port Arthur Fort William and Hedland Bay Railway, plus public utility operation of the terminal at Port Arthur. The appeal underscores rising living costs and urges action by the British authorities.
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