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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1913

Page

7

Divorce Granted for Vernice Ht Prekton in Common Pleas

Court notes show Vernice Ht Prekton was granted a divorce from Harvey D Prevton on grounds of groaenemlect. Jury verdict in Ely ve Crouch adm. case awarded plaintiff $477.10. First partial probate account filed for Sarah A Thatcher totaling 1089.24 received and paid. Ruth Ant Davidson named executrix of Kimble Davidson with bonds. Patrick F Malnix to Mary Agnes Morrison deed filed. Tucker v Greer settled. last jury trial for term discharged. Court adjourned until Monday to hear chancery matters. Juvenile Officer Purcell investigated slot machine activity in Danville.

Vernice Prekton Court of Common Pleas Harvey D. Prevton Krounda Groaenemlect Ely Ve, Crouch Adm Thomas Thatcher Sarah A.thatcher Tucker Greer Fulton

Officers Elected by Local Lodges in Delmont

The I B A elected officers for the coming year at Thursday's meeting with Leah Arnold as President and Katherine Murphy as First Vice President. Other posts filled include Mary Henley as Second Vice President Mae Brewer as Past President and Mary Sapp as Recorder. Gentlemen officials for the Sons of Veterans also chosen with Edson Breece as Commander and Samuel Barton as Senior Vice Commander. Installation set for January and Mrs Harker Lybarger attended a camp fire in Danville for Glenmont Post entertainment.

Leah Arnold Katherine Murphy Mary Hen Mae Brewer Mary Sapp Grace Derouhard Frances Drou Bard Nellie Smith Agnes McDonnough Loretta Henley Jennie Hunt Ethel Arnold Mrs. Gahagan Mary McDonnough Margaret Tighe Sons OF Veterans Edson Breece Samuel Barton Shannon Suitt Couheil S. M. Woolson George Coyner Breece Mra. Harker Lybarger Danville Leroy Baker Post Glenmont Post

Christmas bargains and local notices in Mt Vernon paper

Short locals note Mrs Prod Kahrl recovering from appendicitis at Grant hospital Columbus. Mr Ivan Poland visiting relatives in Mt Vernon. Milton Lewis ads promote gifts and 25 cent reductions on men s and boys wear. various residents attend Columbus events and Bar berton trip. Levison s promotes overcoat and fur nishings. Mt Zion lodge meeting and Fellow Craft degree detailed. Geo Owens offers watches and jewelry. Mrs Luess of Toledo visiting. funeral of Harvey Taylor attended by Burris family.

Prod Kahrl Grant Hospital Columbus Ivan Poland Cleveland Mt. Vernon Milton Lewis Bosse Patterson Helen Crumley Barberton Leyl William Aiken Philadelphia Mra. John &. Russell Gambier Levison Wm. Green Coshocton Chas. C. Inna Columbus Lodge Masonic Temple Masons of Ohio Chas. J. Pretzman Levison's Mt. Zion Lodge No. F & A. M Charles J. Ayers Tevison Geo. Owens Main J.C. Burris Ast Vine Street Millersburg

Banquet in Honor of Fusion Campaign Manager

New York on December 14 reports a Waldorf banquet planned for Monday night to honor Robert Adamson, manager of a recent city fusion campaign. Speakers include Governor Slaton, Secretary McAdoo, Mayor Kline, Mayor-elect Mitchel, and William P. McCombs. Berlin bans smoking in moving cars citing accident risks.

New York Robert Adamson Job Hedges Slaton Georgia Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo Kline Mitchel William P. McCombs

Special National Republican convention urged for reapportionment

The Republican National Congressional Campaign Committee endorsed a plan for a special national convention next year to address delegate apportionment and primary laws. Current representation totals 1 062 delegates with shifts proposed favoring southern reductions and northern increases, notably New York from 90 to 102 and Massachusetts from 36 to 44. A committee vote and further consideration by the national committee follow.

National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Washington Republican National Congressional Campaign Committee Republican Party Representative Woods Iowa Republican National Congress Alabama Arkingsas Georgia South Carolina New York Massachusetts Minnois

Tinker and Bescher Involved in Deals

New York reports Joseph Tinker the former Reds manager and star shortstop was sold to Brooklyn for 25000. Reds president Herrmann to give 10000 of the sum to Tinker on signing a Brooklyn contract for 7500 salary. Herzog and Hartley traded to Cincinnati for Beacher. Beacher praised for basestealing and Herzog expected to manage Cincinnati. Hartley looms as young catcher with limited chances.

New York Joseph Tinker Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Herrmann Reds Tinker Foster Giants Charley Herzog Grover Hartley Bob Beacher Herzog Cincinnati Beacher Hergos McGraw Hartley

Gleason sued for 485000 in New York fraud claim

Mrs Hattie Kennedy sues John H Gleason United States attorney for the northern district of New York alleging he defrauded her of funds tied to her husband's estate settlement. In Gallon Ohio a man, John King, dies from injuries after clothes caught in a flywheel. he was his mother's sole support.

New York John H. Gleason Allinby United States Hattie Kennedy Gleason Fa Gallon John Kinig

Mayor Baker vows fight to repeal capital punishment in Kinney case

Cleveland Ohio December 1 Mayor Newton D Baker said the Kinney execution at Columbus would be the Inez in order to obtain a repeal of the capital punishment statute He proposes to press for needed legislation himself and will seek support for the movement He helped gather an eleven hour appeal to Governor Cox for a reprieve Kinney case moves ahead in capital punishment debate

Cleveland Newton D. Baker Frank Kinney Columbus Inez Oto Cox Kinney

Attacked Attorney in Courtroom Row Leads to Fine

Delaware officer reports Thomas J. McKim a Columbus contractor was jailed for 10 days and fined 25 dollars after striking Attorney W. H. Owen with a chair in a courtroom combat. Coach Danny Googan of the Cor hell Varsity baseball team will coach Georgetown University baseball candidates next spring.

Delaware, O Thomas J. McKim Columbus Delaware County Maginstrate A. J. White Owen Danny Googan Corhell Georgetown University

Southern League Meeting in Atlanta Promises Harmony

The captain and club owners of the Southern League gather in Atlanta for their annual winter meeting on Monday. Officials expect a harmonious session with the 400 pennant awarded to Atlanta and President William M. Kavenaugh to be reelected. Key items include Dixie Seaman recognition and the Montgomery reply matter raised by Little Hook.

Atlanta Bee Thin Uty William M. Kavenaugh Dixie Seaman Montgomery Little Hoek

Pirates Cardinals swap eight players in deal

New York report details a trade between the Pittsburg Pirates and the St. Louis Cardinals involving eight players. Ed Konetchy Mike Mowrey and Bob Harmon move to the Pirates in exchange for Jack Miller Al Dolan Arthur Butler Rube Robinson and Outfielder Wilson with no cash exchanged.

Pittsburg Pirates St. Louis Cardinals New York Cardinals Ed Konetchy Mike Mowrey Bob Harmon Pirates Pirat Jack Miller al Dolan Arthur Butler Rube Robinson Wilson

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Ruth Ant Davidson Kimble Davidson P. W. Hall Harry L. David-son Patrick F. Malnix Mary Agnes Morrison Patrick Purcell Fusion Berlin Lorey’s Lorey Main St DIXIE Chicago Record-Herald Tinker and Bescher Agen Monte J. McCormick & Son U.S Stamm’s Good Clothes Shop Mount Vernon, Ohio
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