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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1912

Page

7

Grain thieves suspected as barn fire wipes out Johnson layers

A large modern barn owned by Mrs. Belle Johnson on Kinney road two miles south of the city burned Thursday evening. Fire destroyed hay, fodder, corn and farm implements with several thousand dollars loss. Neighbors reported a wagon leaving before the blaze, suggesting grain thieves caused the fire. No livestock harmed. Insurance coverage incomplete.

Belle Johnson Kinney Road Tim Johnson Barn Amaller Shede

Knox County Poultry Club reorganizes and elects officers

The Knox County Poultry and Pet Stock Association reorganised and elected officers for the coming term. Second Vice President H. H. Hilde, Secretary John H. Gamble, Treasurer 8 W. Alsdorf, Superintendent William Adams, Assistant Superintendent Gurse Hardesty. A member, Mia Rilla Vostob, returned home from a visit to Consaravilie and other cities.

Knox County Poultry and Pet Stock Association Howe Second View H. H. Hilde Brand John H. Gamble Trenaurer W. Alsdorf William Adams Guerse Hardesty

Lynchings in the United States in 1912 Report

A historical survey cites 1912 as a year with only a handful of lynchings, noting Georgia led in cases while several northern states saw two white victims. It details specific incidents, including hangings in Montana and North Dakota, and the broader context of governors' efforts to curb mob violence.

Chicago United States Shimoni Georgia Louisane Florida South Carolina Kentucky Oklahoma Texas Tennensee Arkanese Wyoming West Virginia Montana California Jorth Dakota Kirle Muder Joppa Rosebud Mont Harry Heffner William Merrill Steels N. D George Baker North Dakota Frank Wigtall Mia Kather Higging Rawlings Walter Jobnatoh Negro Mercer County Mojave Megro Los Angeles Aqueduct Ann Costen Pineburnt Mary Jackson Panola County Neg‘pesa Engether Harere County Tyler Texaa Dan Davis Emegro Posse

Local nuptials and holiday gatherings across Vernon area

The report notes a February marriage in Vernon with Kao county and Anna Hbabadle Sohmedlz wed by Rev Ira J. Houston at the Congregational church. The couple left for a brief wedding trip aboard the Pennsylvania Lines and plan to reside at 107 East High Street. Additional items recount Christmas dinners hosted by Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Emma Campbell’s family gathering, Phi Sigma Chi dance with guests from Columbus Delaware and Chicago, the Golden Gossip Club’s party, E T Penrose hosting Christmas dinner, and a Christmas reunion of the Isaac Leedy family in Palmyra with a large dinner and gifts.

Ubi Atarner Kao County Anna Hbabadle Sohmedlz Dewgdtes Mire Joka KK Gehasbly Thurlay Fernoon Ira J. Houston Congregational Church W. A. Clemmer Presbyterian Church Phi Sigma Chi Pythian Armory Milch Elizabeth Aimona Helen Critchfeld Mise Katherine Brown Erine Cherry Columbus Mise Seeman Delaware Morton Oregon Paul Switchhisler Chicago

Horse and motorbike crash near South Vernon injures rider

Benser Perkine, returning from a trip to Rramdwo, fell from a frightened horse when a motorcycle swerved across the road just south of the city Thursday evening. He walked to his boarding home, while the horse died after being caught in a barn due to heat and injuries.

Benser Perkine Rusaway Mwo Mr. Perkins South Vernon Vernon

Martinsburg Mayor Assault Guilty Plea Result

Charles Hawk pleaded guilty to assault and battery charged by Mayor B. F. Baird of Martinsburg before Mayor Perrine. He was fined $25 and sentenced to sixty days in the Dayton work house. The mayor alleged Hawk struck him during an attempted arrest. Hawk, intoxicated, resented the act. The men will be taken to Dayton in a few days.

Charles Hawk B. PF Baird Martinsburg Perrine Dayton Hawk

Estate Inventory and Deeds Filed for Mt. Vernon Area

Inventory filed in the matter of the estate of G V McBroom lists securities 63400 real estate 1006 total 4400 plus a marriage license for Lyle Tate Cromley and Elisabeth Schnebly both of Mt Vernon. Deeds show Anna M Krebs et al to Oscar Krebs for lot Vernonview 265 and John R Fisher et al to Harriet Ann Parr lot 479 Thomas's add Mt Vernon 1600.

G. V. McBroom Lyle ‘Tate Cromley Anim Elisabeth Schnebly Mt. Vernon Ira J. Houston Anna M. Krebs Oscar Krebs Loté Vernonview John R. Fisher Harriet Ann Parr Thomas

Christmas Visits Reported Across Local Households

A flood of holiday hospitality appears as families such as Mr and Mrs A E Gilbert with Charles Berry, Mr and Mrs A N McGugin and son Robert, and many others share Christmas with relatives in Howard Killbuck Vernon and surrounding areas. Multiple names and residences indicate a community-wide celebration with extended visits and gatherings.

A. E. Gilbert Charles Berry Howard Bilis Jeksvon George Burris Mr. Ewing Vernon L. & Welsh W.H. Wagner Chelatae Charles E Kate Grubb Ict Harry Chicago Jace ‘Lybarner Umdire Moves Smith Ln Moward Marion Purdy Grace Akroo Moser Smith

Local notices and moves from Mt. Vernon area readers

A long list of residents and visitors is recorded with many traveling to Lima Columbus Frankfort and other towns. Notable items include John Cunningham departing for Columbus for senate committee matters, Ray Blinn returning from a two month business trip, and several families visiting relatives or returning home in Ohio and Kentucky.

Mixe Julis Turner East Sugar Retreet W. P. Gatrvel Main Street Fran Kirby Teft Priday New Castle Indiana William White James ©. Lindebraker Springfield Ohio William G. Scribner Mra L. H. Fleming Sinteraville W. Va Mr. Fleming E. G. Fleming North Gay Street Vance Armentrout Frankfort Ephrata Sprecher Medical and Surgical Sanitarium K. Mott Klinger Michigan Agricultural College A. A. Klinger Workman South Gay Street Glacun Bidwell New Hampshire C. F. Bennington Thin City John Cunningham Columbus Senate Committee W. B. Robinson Woaterville Walter Sapp East Gambier Street Robinson United States Postoffice Mosers R. J. Jones Martinsburg A. L. Murry Democracy State Association of County Inez Great Southern Ray Blinn Vernon Ad G. Cooper Co Mise Cora Miller Chicago Carrie Horn Otto Fry Verne Johnstown Cy K. Conard Marie Breece North McKen- He Street Utica

May Start Trouble After March Fourth

Washington reports rising expectations of Latin American revolutionaries after March Fourth as Castro seeks asylum aboard La Touraine. Officials note Venezuelan activity in New York but anticipate no serious trouble. Lima police shakeup follows exposure of protection rackets in machine politics and a resignation by the police chief.

Washington Cipriano Castro United States la Touraine New York Weahington Latin America Wilson Central America Caribbean State Department Cap Castro Department New York City Venezuela Lima Pollen

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