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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1922
Page
1
The foundation reports progress on a large fundraising effort. A total of 31,900,900 is to be used in perpetuating the mandates of the former president while in office. Board members announce that 400,900 has been contributed with 100,000 more expected soon.
Announcement by Mayo Keigley calls on motorists in ME Wermom to obtain 1323 tags by a set deadline. Officials warn violations will face enforcement and extend time for applications as needed. Police review will ensure compliance, with prizes or penalties unclear due to garbled text.
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A graphic report from the Sturges River country describes three men killed and eaten by wolves after being attacked on snow covered trails. Details are fragmented from early dispatches, noting a white trapper and local Indigenous figures in the incident.
Vernon forms a new company for MIT with Mr Ver mom Savings & Loom Co of MI as incorporator. The venture, investigated by The Rammer, names George H Bisson and others as incorporators amid unclear identification of the new firm.
The report details a payout of $48,080 secured from Edison by a group identified as the Yeggs. It notes involvement of a Carteret office and a formal action in a mental health related matter, with references to a removal from a position amid a serious competition.
A garbled OCR reads as Arneld Fights Remecel in a premier town ball contest. Names like Ruiter and Amamiis appear amid inconsistent phrases about equipment and trends. The fragmentary text hints at a local sports clash with unclear outcomes and dates.
Photo shows divers at Mer Rouge Louisiana where Watt Daniel and Thomas F Rickards vanished after being abducted by masked men. Governor Porter sent state troops to capture spies tied to the KKK while US agent J D Rener claims the killings were sectarian. A dynamite blast attempted to destroy the bodies but they surfaced. Tot Davenport, another kidnapping victim, is shown left of Agent Roney.
Steubenville area report describes Ned Deputy and another mill worker wounded in a chaotic gunfight at a Somes, West Virginia area mill. Officials engaged for hours, fires and bullets rained as officers attempted to arrest a suspect, with many shots exchanged and several wounded.
A garbled OCR fragment references a scene in New York involving individuals named Magee, Cock, and Pee among others. Details are unreadable, with unclear actions, places, or dates, leaving the incident minimally described and not safely determinable.
Big Boss claims nationwide message from Bt Tet Associates Press thanks postal workers for Christmas deliveries, noting orders were carried out with greater success than in the past.
A former mayor of a U.S. city was remanded for habeas corpus proceedings after being arrested on charges tied to murder and kidnapping. Attorneys general and governors are named in the case as authorities move to present their evidence and seek pretrial actions.
James Ramsey 20 months old, son of William Ramsey and Grace Ramsey, dies in Toledo hospital after a gas explosion wrecked their home December 22. His mother is gravely injured and Grace Ramsey’s mother died yesterday.
Paris reports the condition of Saar Bernardt described as five times better than earlier, with officials stating the patient shows steady signs. Medical teams monitor vitals and respond to any changes in the recoveries from the recent incident.
The Near East Conference failed to progress as allied delegates left the session in deadlock awaiting the arrival of the Turkish instructing envoy from Angora. A Versatile report notes a Mt Vereen man was found intoxicated on South Main Street Wednesday.
December 28 report from Kansas City states more than 30 workers were burned or injured after a dust explosion and fire at the Schrelber Plain and Cereal Co mill. Loss estimates run from 125000 to 150000 dollars. Firefighters searched the ruins after witnesses saw a man inside, who reportedly tried to escape twice but fell back into flames. Company officials say all employees escaped.
Knox county Memorial Building Commission, with Columbus architects Bulford and Payne, reviewed enlarged plans and color elevations. After changes, the commission approved the plans and scheduled future meetings. Bids will follow working drawings, with site clearing to begin after January 1 under Horace Ransom.
Police say two burglary suspects confess involvement in an arson ring linked to a laundry association. They claim acid attacks burned garments in workshops of laundries that refused to recognize them. A watchman died in one blaze.
A mother and two of her children died in a house fire that destroyed their home early today. The mother identified as Mrs Jobe and her daughter Mary, five, were burned to death, while son Sed, aged three, was severely burned. Authorities investigated cause as the blaze damaged the residence.
President Harding appeals to the Senate to delay adopting Senator Borah’s proposal for a new international economic conference. He says formal action could embarrass his ongoing negotiations and cautions that such a move might mislead European powers. The letter, sent to Senator Lodge, urges limited action and hints at freeing Allied debt commission hands.
The Senate adopted a resolution by Senator Harris of Georgia praising former President Wilson for recovering to good health. Aaye from Democrats contrasted by Republican silence marked the debate as the chamber expressed pleasure and joy at his recovery.
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