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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes list a yearly rate of 91.00 and phrases like Respect Obituaries Thanks. The readable parts reference advance payments and small charges such as six cents, but no full details or names are provided.
The piece discusses postwar punishment for Germany, debating economic ruin and reparations. It cites Lloyd George on Germany meeting full capacity, analyzes wealth production limits, and foresees a long term transformation into a penal system where Germans suffer until debts are paid.
The text presents Winston Churchill reiterating Britain's absolute determination to defend its right to arm and deter restrictions at the peace conference. It notes uncertainty over whether his views reflect official policy or his personal sentiment and the possibility of a authorized expression.
The text argues Americans reject patchwork peace and a world ruled by a single autocratic power. It calls for a League of Nations with real force and authority to enforce justice, ensuring nations consent to peace or bear the consequences.
A Cleveland nursing official issued another appeal for nurses to assist in locating an individual who has not yet appeared. The appeal, sent by a nursing authority, seeks volunteers and emphasizes urgent community help.
News of the death of Mrs George True in Detroit Michigan after an illness of pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and two children and was long a resident of the city. The obituary notes local ties and prior residents in the community.
Washington reports Attorney General T W Gregory details the wartime policing of enemy agents and disloyalty. He cites 6000 enemy aliens arrested, 24409 draftees rounded up, and 480000 Germans registered, with emphasis on civil process over military tribunals.
Cranemen James Corbin Maud Tatham and Alfred Hissong in the molding department of the G Cooper company walked out Friday afternoon over wage demands. They say they requested higher hourly pay and to grease cranes only on company time, not on personal time, claiming past practice allowed it.
Local reference notes the home and burial site at St Miye Corners Cemetery. The short item lists place name and purpose without additional context or dates.
The Kokosing Encampment No 8 elected officers Friday evening led by Fir Chief A F Houck and High Priest C G Weaver. Other officers named include Senior Warden Stephen Rine Junior Warden George Collins Scribe J C Hunt Treasurer L Bennett and Trustee Charles Scott.
George W. Davies, 60, died at his Norton street home Friday morning after a weeklong heart trouble. He leaves his widow and three daughters Mrs. Susan Stoneberger, Mrs. Charley Hillier of the west, and Mrs. Emmation of Marion, plus son Kiddward Davis of North Liberty. Mr. Davis moved to Mt. Vernon from a farm near Mt. Liberty. Funeral set for 9:49 Sunday.
The Woman's Auxiliary Missionary Society of St. Pauls Episcopal Church met at Mee John P Harper Hast Ohio Avenue Friday at 1 pm with eleven members. After a brief business session the afternoon was spent sewing. The next meeting will be at Mrs William M Koons East High Street Householder. The record notes a wedding that evening at Rev J A Long East Viest Street where Ralph Honsenokler and Helen Marie Brning were united in marriage. The couple will reside in Orrville with Mr Householder employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad. A Girls Club event hosted by Mrs F Markaon is also mentioned.
Deputy Lyte arrested Rolla Spicer in Ashland on a charge of non support. Spicer was brought to the county jail after an affidavit by his wife Maisy Spicer. He had been working in Ashland. a grant of support was arranged, and he was released after agreeing to pay six dollars per week for his minor children.
A social dinner party was held Thursday evening at the Campbell residence. The gathering featured Mrs Myala and aativ among guests, with light conversation and cordial entertainment throughout the event.
Dr Henry Noble McCracken president of Vassar College resigns as national creator and head of the bureau of Junior membership of the American Red Cross after a year in office. He organized Red Cross work for more than 10 million school children during his term.
The Novelty roller rink will open its doors this Saturday at 7 30 P M on South Main Street. It operates on strict business principles and aims for a higher class clientele with measures to eject undisciplined patrons. Notable features include good music road skates and expert management with special attention to beginners. It offers two daily sessions from 2 30 to 6 00 P M and 7 50 to 10 00 P M each day, with admission at 2 0 cents and skates at 14 cents. Professor Charles Groft was in town Monday.
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