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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1912

Page

2

Ex-Commissioner Valentine Accused of Improprieties

Washington reports ex-Commissioner of Indian Affairs Robert Valentine resigned amid a committee investigation alleging civil service violations, improper public funds expenditure, and actions against officials and staff. DOJ inquiry followed, with letters and orders cited. Valentine later joined the Progressive party.

Indian Affaire Washington Robert Valentine Indian Affairs Committee Interior Department Valentine Val Civil Service Department of Justice Galhat Mauer Oklahoma James Y. ‘Hamilton Standing Rock Billings Valentin la Point Wansegton J. R. Parr Jaman A. Carroll Farr Garth Taft Abner Valentine Progressive Party

Bumper Crop Of 12 Years In Ohio Corn Yield

Columbus Ohio reports the 1912 corn crop as the largest per acre yield since 1906 at 804 bushels per acre while 1906 showed 420 bushels per acre. Total Wisconsin yield reached 1,748,008 bushels. Nine percent of the crop was damaged by dairy men and pit lit willow.

Columbus O Dee

Next Station Umbrella Warning Nets Rail Passengers

The Pennsylvania lines west of Pittsburgh plan a new warning call asking passengers to remember umbrellas and packages when leaving the train. The rule aims to curb lost items by prompting mindful behavior at stations and in car racks during the busy Christmas period.

Pennsylvania Lines Pittaberg Kile Owyer

Taft Urges Farm Youth to Stay on the Farm

President Taft at the White House urged Ohio corn-growing delegates to remain in rural life and pursue agriculture as a profession. He emphasized a strong farming community and men who will supply the nation’s food, noting the boys are now engaged in farm work. The Ohio corn growers had earlier pressured the House with speeches by Champ Clark and former Speaker Cannon.

War ‘Neton Taft White House Etronary Hoya Ohio Ohlo House of Representativen Histon KH Champ Clark Cannon

Chicago clubwomen hold egg parade in food reform push

Chicago Dec 20 Chicago clubwomen held their first exe parade to sway public sentiment against avaricious dealers and aid public sale of oxen led by Mia J Bley president of the Clean Food club about 10 carloads at 24 cents rode to a South Water Street warehouse to view candling of exes Fire at Snyder Manufacturing Company Lagans Ohio destroyed dry room three story plant causing about 100000 in losses with 34000 insured

Chicago Weuser Mia. J Bley Clean Food Club Burne, Lagan, C Snyder Manufacturing Company

Deaths in Centerbury and Fremont veterans and elders

Colonel William Welsh of South Vernon dies after Brights disease at Centerbury home of relatives. Funeral Saturday at 2 PM in Centerbury with Rev. Mull officiating. interment at Mound View. Mrs Elizabeth Watson of Green Valley dies at daughter’s home Went Vine Direct at 8 PM. aged 82, survived by three sons Elias William Joby and daughter Mrs Kennedy. Lyon dies at Fremont home aged 83 from old age illness. formerly of Fredericktown. remains to Fredericktown for interment Sunday.

William Welsh William Wexh South Vernon Centerbury Bright Mra F. C. Wolfe William FB Mull Mound View Cemetery Elizabeth Watson Green Valley John Kennedy Went Vine Elias Watson Wiliam Watson Joby Watson Mew Kennedy Lyon LJ. Lyon Fremont Ohio Fredericktown Frederick Simons

Time Deposits At Six Per Cent For Seventeen Years

The Canterbury Building and Loan Association reports steady on time deposits with dividends never exceeding 6 percent. Statements show assets rising to 807,044.88 with 468,168.02 and 500,808.28 figures across years. Mr M M Lytle is noted as a business worker in Columbus, with deposits accepted by mail.

Asests Canterbury Building and Lean Associ Mon Company

Bedell Will and Probate Notices From 1904

Wet will of Mrs Sarah Wedelt of Vernon filed in probate. Clara Bedell to inherit real estate if she remains unmarried. upon marriage the estate to be divided with Benjamin Bedell. Notes of partial and final accounts by executors and trustees. Deeds filed include transfers in Millar and Mt Vernon with modest prices.

Sarah Wedelt Vernon Clara Bedell Benjamin Bedell Mary 0.Troms M. M. Murphy Chas Spear Mary Fredericks Millar Frederick Merrin Caroline Meltger Mt. Vernon

Newark Woman Falls For New Confidence Game

Mrs. Harry Pfeil of 99 Manning Street reported a new Newark confidence game in which a caller posed as Mrs Pfeil, asked her daughter to fetch $15 from a bookcase and deliver it to a school, then a boy seized the envelope. Police hold a vague description of the boy. investigation continues with possible prosecution.

Newark Harry Pfeil Manning Street Swhober Vigar Wedneway North Fourth Street Pfell

Christmas With the Jacktars Greet Navy at New York

About 1,000 to 20,000 naval officers and men from battleships Utah Florida Delaware North Dakota Michigan South Carolina Vermont Louisiana Connecticut and other Atlantic fleet ships gather in New York Harbor for Christmas. They will receive turkey and delicacies from Uncle Sam, contribute to elaborate gifts, and attend on board entertainments from boxing to vaudeville and movies aboard their ships.

New York United States Navy Utah Florida Delaware North Dakota Michglan South Carolina Vermont Lawalana Connecticut Bam

Pujo Committee Eyes Stock Exchange Reforms and Publicity

Washington reports the Pujo committee nearing the end of hearings on stock exchange and clearing houses with a likely push for compulsory publicity on promoters profits, reform of market manipulations, and empowered reviews by banking authorities. Progressives in New York organize a Washington publicity HQ with Walter Brown named organizer. Indianapolis notes denouncements of Ortie McManigal in dynamiting defense. A jockey connected to antebellum racing dies at 40, with a doomed wager and a promised marriage if victory came.

Washington Der Pujo Stock Exchange and Clearing House Ite New York Stock Exchange J. P. Morgan& Company Reggard New York Progressive Party Walter Brown Ohio James R. Garfield

Ambassadors Agree On Albanian Autonomy and Adriatic Access

London dispatch says the Balkan crisis talks yield a principle of Albanian autonomy and a provision for Serbia to gain Adriatic commercial access. All four powers have accepted these points in principle, though no formal announcement has been issued.

London Foreign Office Tisaya Adriatic Aix

Death by Self Inflicted Hanging in Ithaca

Fragmentary report describes a man in Ithaca attempting suicide by hanging with a crooked stick, slipping over his head and firing a gun as a backup. He survived, otherwise the action would have caused fatal strangulation.

Ithaca

Jack The Grrabber Report In Mt Vernon

Police investigate multiple assaults by a suspect nicknamed Jack the Grabber in Mt Vernon on West High street near the depot and near the I R depot. Affected women fought back or fled. no arrests yet but a possible arrest soon as Chief Clements notes active inquiry.

Mt. Vernon Weat High Street Clements

Slighter Improvement Reported For Explosion Victims

Mrs Elizabeth Owen Miss Bernice Owen and the infant burned in Wednesday gas explosion are slowly improving at Mt Vernon hospital Their recovery will not be rapid but their chances for complete recovery are somewhat better than on Thursday

Elizabeth Owen Bernice Owen Mt. Vernon Hospital

Read Rockwell Farm Ad and Local Visits

Short locals note multiple small items from Rockwell farm ad to visitors in Columbus and nearby towns. Mentions Miss Helen McNabb, G. O. Lotuses, wreaths from Abern's Flower Shop, Dr J J Studebaker in Springfield visiting, Dean V McKee home from Bethany College, Ethel V McKee at Oberlin, Karl Ricketts of Chicago hosting Judge and Mrs Waight, Gail Hauber visiting, L T Cromley on trip to Columbia, Daniel Sturn visiting Gambler, Mrs Charles Miller and Stella Miller visiting Howard and Mt Vernon, Howard School Christmas vacation, K B Tilton of Columbus visiting, Fay Young returning to Dr P H Conner home, Ruth Loveridge recovering from appendicitis, M J Moreau arriving from Coffeyville to live with daughter Mrs J P McCarthy, Mary Dalrymple returning from Mt Vernon.

Abern J. J. Studebaker Springfeld Mra Beriiner North Park Street Dean V. McKee Bethany College Ethel V. McKee Conservatory of Music Oberlin Karl Ricketta Chicago Fuente J. B. Waight Hawt High Street Gail Hauber Cleveland L. T. Cromley Columbia Daniel Sturn Charles Miller Stella Howard

Society Notes Dance Given At Gambier

The Red Man of Gambier hosted a Thursday evening dance with many couples in attendance. An Mt. Vernon orchestra provided the music for the event.

Gambier Mt. Vernon

Notice of Hearing Account for L. B. Acker

The first partial account of L. B. Acker has been filed for settlement and will be heard on Tuesday, December 1912, at 9 a.m. in the hearing.

Neaday Henry Shinnabarker Harley Shinnabarker Wm. B. Adame Virgil Dowds Patrick A. Berry George B. Wallers George B. Lea H. H. Greer Louisa J. Rook L. B. Acker Y A.m Carolyn Arnold Edward F. Arnold Victorida McMillen Bessie McMillen

Settlement hearing for Ethel Loos administratrix

Following account is filed for settlement and will be heard on Tuesday December 31 1912 at a.m. First and final account of Ethel Loos administratrix of Charlotte Jong.

Tonday Ethel Loos Charlotte Jong

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