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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1913
Page
4
Regret Losing Ashbrook in Redistricting
In new district boundaries Ashbrook leaves office. supporters recall his long service and pension efforts for veterans. Citizens praise his courteous demeanor and bipartisan listening, arguing the Democratic standard bearer would not disappoint pension work or constituency needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Tokearawes County
Jon. W. A
Democratic Party
Han
Pension Department
Pension
Congress
Ashbrook
Notice to Subscribers Delays Due to Holiday Schedule
The Banner office reports a holiday delay causing next issue to prepay Friday afternoon. Rural route carriers are not delivering until the altered schedule is in effect.
Unclear historical stock and cattle listing text
The readable items depict a fragmented stock and cattle listing with numerous prices and product terms. Mentions of places like East Buffalo and various vendors appear amid garbled OCR, showing an assortment of weights, prices, and farm goods without coherent narrative. The fragment preserves multiple named entities such as Hedin and Lambe, with scattered numbers and product terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Onte No
Whitey
ADEPA
East Buffalo
Donte Catilin
Mairinn
Contempt Proceedings Filed in Knox County Court
Contempt actions filed in the Knox County Court of Common Pleas involve defendant Mauide Cooper against Daniel K. Cooper over child possession details from a 1912 order. The case notes savings in infirmary management and references a prior commissioner's abolition of the infirmary directory. Various local items follow, including a horse found and executor appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauide Cooper
Daniel K. Cooper
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Wickham
B. B. Bapp
Partnership Dissolution and Purchase of Business Interest
The partnership of McCormick & Bou has dissolved. W. B. Meg Cormick, surviving partner, purchases the entire interest of J. McCormick in their firm. W. G. Matormick now owns full control, continues the business, and will operate under the same policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
Wes Me Wurmlok
Children Remembered in Loyal Workin Sunday Clade
A damaged OCR fragment notes a gathering of groups and articles, mentioning the Loyal Workin Sunday clade, Urandon MM, Vernon, and Undine at a Gay pire MIC location with clothing items and an elite assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohurel Var
Vernon
Pire Mic
Undine
Pardoning Hope for Atlantic City Boss in Prison
Friends of Louwie Kuehnle the former Atlantic City political boss now in New Jersey Penitentiary for a year on a political crime may win a pardon if he agrees to vow to aid good government efforts. Governor Taylor indicated he would pardon if Kuehnle commits to support reform and the city’s governance. Kuehnle has not yet promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Louwie Kuehnle
Atlantic Clix
New Jersey
Taylor
Kuehnle
Friends of Good Government
Atlantic City
Kuebin
Man shoots youth over cigarette in Germantown
Philadelphia reports a 18 year old William Brownholte was shot in the breast by 88 year old Michael Gallagher after Brownholte refused a cigarette. Gallagher was arrested and held on $800 bail as police say Brownholte is dying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William Brownholte
Germantown
Michael Gallagher
Gallagher
Brownholtz
Galllagher
Suit Over Bed Bug Injury Against St Paul Railroad
A Milwaukee passenger sues the St Paul Railroad for damages alleging bed bug bites while in a moving berth. The incident reportedly occurred en route from the West. plaintiff traveled from Milwaukee to Montana, claiming injury and interference with business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
le Lilorhie
Croot
FWA
Ali
Eltiver
de Weert
St. Paul
Montana
Sin
Milwarker
Wade
KIDDIES Warranted To Bring Smiles Are Leased
Christmas program leases smile bringing items to empty houses in Philadelphia. Childrens Bureau and Society to Protect Children from Cruelty join with charitable groups to deliver joy during the holidays. Lessees are childless couples supporting the cause through donated resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Children's Bureau
Society To
Hearing on habeas corpus proceedings in Common Pleas Court
The hearing on the writ for Robert Severns charged with bootlegging was continued from Monday afternoon to a later date. Mayor Corrina Chief of Police Parker and Ble Woolfson were served with the writs. The matter will be heard by Judge Fulton at Harambar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Robert Severns
Corrina
Ghief
Poles Parker
Ble Woolfson
Wille
Fulton Om Harambar
A Doctor's Story of Diphtheria and Trust Lost
A physician recalls early errors misdiagnosing diphtheria as sore throat and the resulting loss of patient trust. After years away from practice, he reemerges as a surgeon, earning a pivotal operation that tests his resolve and professional standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Anett
Anceoss A. Pholin Altatos
Lwan
Henin
Ton Yone
Flo
Revenue Cutters Save Hundreds in Distress Missions
The United States Revenue Cutter Service reports salvaging property valued at $10,626,010 and rescuing 27 people across arctic, tropical, and temperate waters. It details dignified rescues, derelict removals, vessel recoveries, and notable acts by cutters like Woodbury Seminole and Onondaga while highlighting new roles including aero and hydroplane salvage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revenue
Eax
Great Lakea
United States Revenue Cutter Service
America
Woodbury
Ravola
Little Duck Island
Maine
Seminole
Berkshire
Lookout Bight
North Carolina
Charmer
Onondaga
Cape Henry
Thomas Winsmore
Gamble
Miniol
Secretary of the Treasury
Charleston
Union
Miami
Blanche A. King
New York
J. H. Toole
Want Colombians Driven From Panama
Panama reports anti Colombian sentiment grows to expel detractors and remove Colombians from government posts. Police force to be Panamanian only. About one third of teachers are Colombian with others in police. Plans for another demonstration. government aims to prevent repeats of last Thursday's attacks on Colombian homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Porras
Polles
Chile
Spain
Cudahy Kicks at State Commissions Hurting Wisconsin
Patrick Cudahy, Milwaukee millionaire packer, writes an open letter condemning state commissions. He argues widespread regulation and reliance on commissions stifle business and drive away investors, urging reform to avoid harming Wisconsin’s economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Patrick Cudahy
Packer
Prize to Oklahoma Boy for Best Cotton Yield
Seventeen year old Minyard of Tn Aiimals Oklahoma wins the state prize for best cotton grown in Oklahoma. He raised two acres of cotton near Indiscola and his crop is adjudged superior in quality and quantity by the federal bureau of agriculture. He earns a free trip to Washington and return from the Oklahoma Cotton Seed Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sta' McAlester
Okio
Onle Minyard
Tn Aiimals
Oklahoma
Washington
Minyard
Indiscola
Federal Bureau of Og
Floulking
Okla
Arkansas to Have Dry Spell Ends Wet Era
Arkansas plans a dry period as of January first when the Going anti liquor law takes effect. Saloon licenses require community adult approval, and county judges may not grant licenses before then. Many saloons will close at midnight December 31 with few reopening.
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Lite Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Soto
Jeant
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