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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
2
Attorney General Prods Jackson seeks to oust the Bell Telephone company from Kansas amid a recent Vic Hell company purchase of Independent Telephone in Wichita and Hutchinson and plans to buy more property.
Flint Glass Workers assemble in Toledo on July 6 for their thirty second annual convention. About 250 delegates discuss wage scales and the slate of issues, including establishing a cooperative glass factory for lump chimneys, with the meeting expected to last two weeks.
From Bournemouth to Lib United Kingdom and beyond crowds gather for a grand naval pageant and carnival at Olympia style events. Noted exhibitors including Graham White Cody MooreHrabs ton and Humber showcase entries while a 24 hour work ethic and a volunteer force draw attention. Local health tonic ads appear amid parade preparations and shipping displays.
A large crowd is expected tomorrow as Senator Cannon opens the Republican Congressional campaign in Ohio. Urbans O A and other Oslo representatives from ShunTee to Huy are among those anticipated to attend the rally and witness Cannon’s remarks.
Merthlie children suffer diarrhea. doctor prescribes Chamberlains Colle Cholori and Diarrhoea Remedy to restore balance. Customer directions emphasize dosing after bowel activity and cleansing the system. available from dentists.
Several hundred lawyers attend the fourteenth annual meet of the State Bar Association of Indiana in Indianapolis. The opening session features John T. Dye as president with reports from officers and committees. Afternoon speakers include George H. Gifford of Tipton and George A. Cunningham of Evansville. Frederic J. Stimson of Boston to deliver the manual address tomorrow on Labor and Capital.
Confederate veterans from Oklahoma and neighboring states attend a three day grand camp of the United Confederate Veterans of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City. The city decorates for the visit with a notable program featuring speakers such as Texas Senator Talley and Gore and Owen of Oklahoma, Congressman Merrick and Carive, Governor Haskell, and Gen. W. te Cabell. The event showcases prominent figures and a ceremonial atmosphere.
King George and Queen Mary marked their seventeenth wedding anniversary at Windsor with their children and royal relatives in attendance. Messages of congratulations arrived from relatives as well as Thetis and others. The article briefly notes Princess Victoria Mary, daughter of the Duke of Teel, and mentions a medical remedy advertisement for bowel complaints sold widely.
Mr Nowriel returns to Podunk and hints at speaking freely about his travels in Haly and the Hyetalian country. He praises natural beauty and contrasts it with America and its days in July, urging caution as he addresses his audience with measured, lingering observations.
Report describes a frightful wrack of a train with derailed carriages and injuries. The incident causes panic and requires quick relief measures. remedies promised include prompt cure and relief. Eye and corneal ailments are noted among suffered conditions. prices quoted for relief goods appear from Ri Noker & Co in Pink Prodovicktown.
A persuasive critique argues that mail order firms promise money back but delay refunds and push exchanges. It cites a Ohio builder who faced months of delays, extra freight, and higher local hardware costs after attempting to reclaim funds, labeling the offer a trap to lure customers and deter returns.
In a wide-ranging critique, Minority Leader Champ Clark denounces Republican fiscal policies as wasteful. He cites 1910 federal outlays at 1.044 billion vs 1.068 billion for 1911, condemning spending while accusing Taft and leaders like Aldrich, Carter, Hatch, and Tawney of theater over economy. The piece quotes Ames of Massachusetts blasting Lodge allies, argues protectionism nurtures monopolies, and highlights working conditions in Bethlehem steel plants as proof of systemic excess.
Teverly July 6 Secretary Ballinger visits Taft and Newell of the reclamation service. Ballinger refuses to discuss Newell’s removal while White House avoids comment. President begins vacation today, lasting to July 15. Chief Waller funeral elsewhere.
Columbus July 6 The Ohio state railroad commission will conduct a thorough inquiry into the fatal Middletown wreck. Work will begin in one or two weeks after the Big Four train was forced to use H. and D. tracks due to a prior minor freight accident. Damages suits may follow against both roads, with early press hints blaming Dayton Train Dispatcher Smith.
Executor's sale listing for Knox County Ohio to be held Saturday July 30 1910. First tract describes North part of town in the county with unappropriated sand through Karny Ditch area totaling about 80 acres more or less to be sold at public auction at Zanesville.
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