Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

The Democratic Banner in Mount Vernon, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1913

Page

1

Sharp contest in legislature in Ohio aimed at budgets

In Cotembus O Jan 36 Hep Vesantative Herbert Bigniow leads a heated legislative clash over Ohio National Guard appropriations, proposed reforms to anti lobbying law, and state department reorganizations. Detectors oath work and registry changes are discussed while lawmakers plan hearings and potential overflow gatherings in the state house.

Cotembus Herbert Bigniow Inne Ohio National Guard Milit Hiirman Cowan Board of Administration Assembly Senate Burns Aicufacturers’ Association W. J. Byrne Columbus Moore Timae Agricultural College Ohio State University Woogwr Cox

Faded Note Signals Political Turmoil in Columbia

The report, though garbled, indicates Governor Hitaep rejected a formal invitation tied to a Margurs von event and cites tensions with local leaders. The fragment references Ravine te Marot and Colum bian figures amid a controversy over authority and public display.

Columbia Hitaep

Harmon reenters firm as new partners join Colston Hoadly

Cincinnati January 20 notice states Judson Harmon resumes his place in the law firm of Barwon Colston Goldsmith Hoadly in the St. Paul building. Oscar Stohr and A W Goldsmith Jr become partners and the firm name remains unchanged.

Cincinnati Welf Judson Harmon Barwon Colston Goldsmith & Hoadly St. Paul Building Cincinnati, C Oscar Stohr A. W. Goldsmith, Jr

Aged farmer Nelsonville man dies by own hand

Jacob Ratzenbach, 62, a wealthy farmer near Nelsonville, committed suicide by drowning in the Hocking River. He had been in poor health for some time.

Nelsonville Jacob Ratzenbach

Rae Pays Stunned by Lightning Near Monroeville

A piano factory employee at Monroeville suffered a near fatal shock when lightning struck near an open window. He was stunned for about an hour before regaining consciousness. The incident occurred while the man, a Norwalk resident, was at work during a storm.

Norwalk Oy Dan Riward Ninele Monrorville Mies

Fights Turn Fatal In Jan 30 Altercation

Report from Mariotls dated January 30 describes W. By Lowe, a foreman for Connecting Gas, being attacked by five foreign Tinmen. He collapsed on the ground after being struck by A. pickhande, fatally injuring one of his associates and seriously injuring two others. Lyon Tabonee, a fence om ot hie vieainas, Ix Yad.

Miss Helen Gould to Attend Gould Chepard Wedding

The wedding of Mine Hi Gould and Finley J Chépard will be held at Lync huret near Tarrytown this Wednesday. Miss Gould will have only two attendants, her sisters Helen and perhaps another. Best man will be his brother. No ushers. Rev Dr Rusasti of Irvington will perform ceremony. Only intimate friends and relatives invited.

Frank J. Gould Helen Mine Hi Gould Finley J. Chépard Lynchuret Miss Gould Tarrytown Whergards Oule Ghepard Rusasti Irv.ingten

Attendant Arrested After Insane Patient Death

An attendant at Columus Tate hospital was arrested after the death of John Barnhart, 63, a Madison County inmate who had been hospitalized 19 years. The attendant, Bast, says Barnhart was injured by a fellow patient, while authorities allege Bast struck with a baseball bat during an attempted escape. Bast was a former teacher in Adams County.

Columus Tate John Barnhart Madison County Iis Bast Barnhart Best Adame County

Riker Proposes Jetty to Block Labrador Current

New York Jan 20 Carroll Living writes on Representative Calder New York bill to artificially obstruct the Labrador current to meet the Gulf Stream. Riker suggests a great cable jetty across the Grand Banks sinking into the ocean to choke the icy flow and let warm waters prevail. A commission would study feasibility before international action.

New York Carroll Breveria Congress Rep-uoevatative Calder Grand Banks Grand Bank Labrador Mr. Riker Riker

Fire at Sea Surges In Storm Endangers Passengers

The steamer Carthaginian from Liverpool arrived with a dramatic tale of battling fire at sea as 60 mph winds lashed the vessel. Passengers, including two women and 24 men, fought the blaze for nine hours while three ocean nets rushed to the scene. A separate note reports James Le Shepherd, found wandering and memoryless after missing for a week, later recalling his life with relatives and his love, Elizabeth Kirwin.

Philadelphia Carthaginian Allen Line Liverpool Coveland Dam Obl James le Shepherd Middletown Mine Eligabeth Kirwin Glendale Sharow Mays Wae Hin Are

Governor Corwan Tours Prison Demonstration in Columbus

Governor Corwan received a spirited audience during a January 30 visit to the state pen in Columbus. The ceremony, led by Billy Sunday, featured brief remarks praising the prisoners and urging them to work hard for redemption, while noting families suffered and tears were shed.

Columbus Corwan Penitan Gury Bn Techinpel Vvataelfet Billy Tox Flavernoy

Livestock and grain market prices from Chicago and East Buffalo

January 20 market notes show cattle, hogs, and sheep trading across two regions. Heavy steers, calves and mixed stock posted values around 7 to 15 dollars. hogs ranged near 1.10 to 7.70. No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 yellow corn offered with scattered quotes.

Chicago Weatorn Kabt Rufpalo Oller Utohap Dulin Moin Henview Hembm Piptepuirg Tan

Borah and a New Direction for Republicans

Idaho Senator Borah emerges as a rallying figure amid talks of reorganizing the Republican party. He is seen as a potential leading candidate for the nomination, with a progressive-leaning agenda that could sideline旧 leaders and propel a reform surge across states and upcoming speaking tours in the South.

South LaFollette Washington Wi “Am EB. Borak Idaho Senator Borah Borah Roosevelt Republican Party Aeou Mes Lectin Mech Re Party Kenyon Lowe Ion Asor

Ohioans Seek Berlin Tuberculosis Cure Trial

Ohioans arrive in Berlin to undergo Frederick Pried wang's touted tuberculosis cure. J. Procoatt, son of Cleveland, and Carl Sturtx of Upper Sandusky travel to participate, amid claims of a new treatment in Berlin.

Berlin Inn J. Procoatt Filmny Son Cleveland, O Carl Sturtx Upper Sandusky, O Frederick Priedwang

Sharp Naval Engagement Between Turkish and Greek Fleets

The Interior Ministry reports a naval engagement between Turkish and Greek fleets near Constantinople. Both sides suffered heavy losses as fighting intensified in the contested waters. Reports suggest offshore actions and casualty figures remain unconfirmed.

Constantinople Ministry of the Interior

Wilson Is Locked Out At Princeton Ball

Princeton New Jersey January 20 Governor Wilson ex officio head of Princeton University trustees was denied admission to Narena ball for lacking a building visit permit. He attempted entry again but found the door locked and departed in disgust remarking there is an ignoramus over there and a locked door here.

Princeton N. J Prnal Wilson New Jersey Board of Princeton, University Narena Ball

Turkish and Greek fleets clash near Tenedos and Lemnos

Reports describe heavy losses on both sides as Turkish ships withdraw to the Dardanelles. Wounded are being brought to Constantinople while the Greek fleet reportedly remains at sea.

Tenedos Lemnos Dardanelles Constantinople

Fortune Goes to Church in Steubenville Obituary

Jan 20 in Steubenville reports the death of Sduires Jame Archer who left nearly 100000 dollars to multiple educational institutions at the United Presbyterian Church. The will divides the fortune among several schools, showcasing a sizable bequest from the deceased.

Steubenville Jame Archer United Presbyterian Church

Mauretania Berths Amid Tempest Staggering Deck Damage

New York reports describe the Mauretania bucking during a severe winter tempest on Wednesday. A section of the promenade rail was torn, windows shattered, and part of the forecastle deck damaged as the ship battled monstrous waves. Captain Turner led the crew through an extraordinary gale.

New York Coloss Mauretania Orcetemas Mauretanix

Also Mentioned on This Page

State House Senate Chamber Hall House Senate Temperance Committee House Haver Trade Committee Conse Hills Ing Bowaune Blease Rae Erginger Borah the Moses Grand Fortune Tex
Search Courier

Search the The Democratic Banner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Democratic Banner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication