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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1918

Page

5

Kinney with U S Army of Occupation in Paris letter recapped

A copy of The Tech from Mt Vernon Institute of Technology reprints Lt. Kinney’s letter from Paris before joining the Army of Occupation. Kinney, once in the House of Convalescence in England, reflects on Americans abroad seeking true adventure and notes many came to prove the world’s value close at hand. The column also includes brief local notices and family visits in Mt Vernon.

Tech Masanouiwelle Institute of Technology Army of Occupation Vernon

Stomach Trouble Relief Credited To Tablets

Mrs I A Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri reports rapid relief from stomach trouble after using Chamberlains Tablets. She states the tablets helped from the first dose and within a week she felt improved in every way, with reduced nervousness and fatigue.

Chamberlain Mra A. Drinkard Jefferson City

Mrs Householder Dies at ME Vernon Hospital

Mrs. Alice Householder aged 7 years died at ME Vernon hospital after a year long illness from complications of disease. She leaves three daughters Mrs. R. E. Seaville of St Louis and two others, and five sons. Funeral services will be held Saturday at the Church of Christ with burial in Mound View.

Lantz Householder France Grover Mousholdey Oreville Perry Tiph Houde Holder Church of Christ Mound View

Marti Custom Marriage Day Traditions Omit “of”

Omitted phrases describe a Teo Tun custom where spouses take a dual surname form. The example notes Octavin Cleero as wife of Cleero and illustrates how the phrase “of” is dropped in names. The text highlights inheritance of naming patterns within this tradition.

Cleero Octavin

Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Ad

Borrow money from the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio. Money loaned on homes and farms at lower rates. Dorriners permitted to pay back in whole or in part at any time. Whenever $100 or more in pain back interest continues on the amount paid. Call and investigate I will pay you today. Empty $16,200,000. Write for booklet.

Rosika Schwimmer and the early exile politics

In this brief notice, Rosika Schwimmer is identified as a Hungarian activist associated with international anti Fascist and pacifist circles. The fragment mentions ties to Switzerland and Modlin Relminner and references to credited origins of a movement or project, with unclear connections to Ferd Peter and a 404 marker. The text is fragmented and hostile to clear facts.

Modlin Relminner M4 Tninedeluin Wari Autra Ee Waneedieldy ‘Ste Dite Heen Peter Atin Ion Uneated

Germany to Pay Allies Vast Reparation Sums, Says Banker

A London banker estimates postwar reparations at about 7.5 billion dollars for Germany, with Belgium Penalties near 1.4 billion and France damages substantial. He cites shipping losses around 2.7 billion for Britain and total Allied costs potentially rising to 10 billion with British and German financial strain.

London Corresponaenor Associated Proat Germany Nowspaper Belgium France Italy Romania Serbia England Great Britain Alliea T Reichstag

Education for America’s Aliens

The article notes nearly 12 million aliens in the United States still owe allegiance to other nations. It urges intensified Americanization via citizenship instruction, urging employers and communities to enroll aliens in classes as schools expand access and courts support the program. It cites low participation, with less than two percent of aliens having applied for citizenship instruction, and calls for broader efforts to naturalize large immigrant populations.

United States Department At Labor Anereneo United States New York City Americus Adalta Bureau Siave Compa France Bureau of Naturalization

Camp Sherman Holds Record for Discharges in Ohio

Camp Sherman reports more than 21,000 enlisted men discharged since demobilization began, claim Major L. Abel, camp personnel officer. Demobilization one month old, record said to exceed any other U.S. camp. Clerical work for this discharge volume noted as enormous. Two killed at crossing near Milford Center as auto party hit by westbound train. victims Samuel Culbertson, 30, Mrs. Rove Dayty, 92? Injured Edith Culbertson, 25, Charles Davis, 45. Roy Brown, 42, killed in a gun duel with Conrad Toler following Brown firing first. Mrs. Forrest Baker killed and husband injured when their auto struck by a train at Broadway crossing in Dayton.

Camp Sherman Chilhcotne O. Dee L. Abel United States Crossing Marysville Mill Street Crosstuk Milford Center Here Samuel Culbertson Rove Dayty Mise Edith Culbertson Charles Davis Coumbus Roy Brown Conrad Toler Brown Toler

Survey Urged for Ohio Canal Connecting Lakes and River

Chairman Brumbaugh leads House railways and canals committee in recommending congress appoint a board of engineers to survey and plan a canal linking Lake Erie to the Ohio River along the Miami and Erie route from Toledo to Cincinnati and from Defiance to Lake Michigan. The report, backed unanimously by the committee, marks a major step toward a Great Waterway uniting the lakes with the Ohio Mississippi system after exhaustive hearings.

House Committee Ohio Washington Chatrman Brumbaugh House Committee On Railways Atdccanals House of Representatives Congress Legialaton Board of Engineers Lake Erie Ohio River Toledo Cincinnati Deflance Lake Michigan Committee On Railways and Canals The Lakes

Wipes Out National Guard Reverts to Civilian Status

Washington December 26 an opinion from the judge advocate general approved by the secretary of war holds that officers and enlisted men of the national guard revert to civilian status when discharged from federal service. The ruling effectively wipes out the national guard as it existed before the war.

National Guard Washington Judge Advocate General's Office Secretary of War Nations Guard

Slippery Little Boy Escapes From Protectory and Officers

Alexander Bucins, fourteen, escaped from Spring City protectory and again from officers at Pottsville. Handcuffed he wriggled free and later required tying. Officials fear need for brain surgery to curb criminal tendencies. Prefers women operators. More than 50 women work Standard Oil gas stations in Columbus. company will hire women over men.

Protectory Alexander Bucins Pottayille Spring City Wax Pottsville Repex Tt 14 Standard Ol Company Columbus

Automobile Crash Injures Driver on Main Street

Willam White of North Main Street drove east from the square toward High Street when his car sudden veered and struck the curb on a Wednesday afternoon. Both wheels were torn from the machine in the impact.

Willam White North Main Street High Street

Woman A Suspect May Be Arrested In Chicago Girl Death

Muskegon Michigan December 26 Officials say the arrest of a Muskegon woman connected to the death of Chicago girl Milo J. Fiper is possible as police widen the probe. Investigators seek to show at least two persons participated in the slaying and consider surveillance the woman as a potential suspect or accessory.

Chicago Muskegon Med Milo J. Fiper Miso Prelda Welchman Tay Uist Myer Bervicgs

Woman Armature Winder Appears in Hutchinson

Mise Barrena Neace, a local electric house employee, is described as the first woman armature winder seen in Hutchinson Kansas, with Miles Neate claiming she is the only woman employed west of Chicago.

Nouve Armature Hutchinson Kan Mise Barrena Neace Miles Neate Chiongo

After-The-War Problems Big

English postwar material control and shipping dominate debate. The American Chamber of Commerce in London funds a study on sources and methods, with disagreement on general principles. Some push toward a world control while others cite Wilson’s no economic combination policy. Armaments grow with British sanction and shipping changes, as T. A. McKinstry travels from Cleveland to discuss the issue.

Asmeiatest Prienta Rapier London Dee England Great Britain France United States Wilson League of Nations Hrilinh American Chamber of Commerce America

For Sale Hardware Pulleys and Machinery Parts

FOR SALE A number of wood and iron pulleys of different sizes two sets of cone pulleys several lengths of line shafting different sizes and hangers. Call at Home office. tf tf FOR SALE Cheap Arlo H Pecite stallion Register number 3270H 15 bands high 1150 lbs Sure fort getter Reason for selling colt In way Arline Patchen sorrel mare 7 years old standard breed Can trot fast No reasonable offer for these horses will be refused W Le Korns Mt. Vernon Phonn 314 black 2tx20

Arlo H Fort Getter Arline Patchen le Korns Mt. Vernon Phonn

Taxation rates of Clinton County Ohio for local and state purposes

The document lists taxation rates for Clinton County Ohio outlining state and local levy amounts for the tax year. It details state university and state levy funds, county debt funds, and municipal and township school district obligations, with per mille figures for each fund and local purpose allocations. The text notes property tax applicability across townships and villages and references authority by county treasurer T Clifton C Thunt and others.

T. Clifton C. Thunt Kun County Ohlo Sari Wietmilly University Railla State Couny Linpeovemene Hund & Mill Eee Fond Mand Mitt Teer Wuom Mill Toi Fleetton

Also Mentioned on This Page

An.m. C. Kinney U. 5 Croup Mia Edward Hassett Prankfort N.Y Esto Will Hartaook Clyde Hoyman George Hoymn Douglas Morningstar Jacob Josto Morningstar J. Dial Edith Harding Lexter Molick Cora Morningstar John McMillan Clarence McLarnan Vi. Vernon Barat Hartyook Xixtor Daxie George Hoyman William Hilderbrand Akron WAR Savings Cates James Lereel B.D. Herron Buckeye State Building and Loan Com West Gay Street Colum Rosika Schwimmer Amto Switzerland Bureau of Naturalization Plans Dayton, D Dec Forrest Baker Aurick Broadway Crossing T. A. McKinstry Cleveland Kinney W. C. Rockwell A. R. McBeth Gay and High Streets Pont John R. Doelfs Merchant Tailor Public Square Residence Lee Ch Sherrer D.C Nii Newnebip Attar Tuchading Te Clieton Mistrieta Berlin Townshy Frown S.csey Ty Amity Thiel Butler Millwood de Bane Towusiad Chiwtin Marineton Hindenabue Patriot Milford Stow Millar Monnington Ag Liberty Delat ‘Town Lown Ict Vileo Eabnagas Anilty Danville
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