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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1921

Page

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De Valera to Meet Lloyd George in London Talks

London report says Eamon de Valera will meet Prime Minister Lloyd George next Thursday to discuss Ireland and possible dominion status. British forces had a noon truce with the Irish Republican Army amid fears of renewed violence on the Boyne anniversary after Belfast riots that killed 24 and left 86 wounded.

London Eamonn de Valere Lloyd George Crown Erin Belfast Ulster Ireland Ulater Phore

Parachute Record Set by Miss Phoebe Fairgrave

Miss Phoebe J. Fairgrave 18 of St Paul set a claimed world record for a parachute drop by a woman when she jumped from an airplane at Curtisa field near St Paul. It took 20 minutes from ascent to landing in a wheat field. She called the dive terrible and said she would not try it again.

Associated Prosa ST. Paul Phoebe J. Fairgrave Curtisa Flying Fold

Plane Crash at Langan Field Kills Six and Hurts Fifty

Six people died and about fifty were injured when a Martin bombing plane crashed into a crowd of cars parked along the river bank at Langan Field Moundsville West Virginia. Lieuts Melve and Dunton were rescued. most of the injured were sent to Glendale hospital with several listed in serious condition.

Associated Proam Barbiery Fred Hoge Mary Stevens Daugh Ter Alice Ralph Hartzell Hartzell Glendale Hospital Moundville Edge Ata Bottom W. Vatafe Melve Dunton Langin Field Ohio River Waldermal

Robbers Loot Comiskey Park Safe After White Sox Yankees Game

In Chicago robbers blew open the Comiskey Park safe after a game between the White Sox and New York Yankees. About $4,000 was taken from concessions and receipts. the total gate receipts for the match were around $20,000, sent to a bank. Owner Charles Comiskey denied involvement with any papers about the 1910 World Series scandal.

Associated Protm Che Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Comiskey Park Charles Comiskey

Heat wave breaks as Ohio looks to July normal temps

The weather man reported today that the intense heat wave of last week had ended and that fall weather with normal July temperatures is expected this week in Ohio. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with no change in temperature.

Associated Pres the Banner Columbocs Weather Man Ohio

Woman Dies After Being Hit by Two Automobiles

In Cincinnati on July 11 Mrs. Anne Lucke 66 was killed after being struck by an automobile and hurled into the path of a second car then knocked onto a streetcar. She was widow of John H. Lucke a cigar maker whose body later surfaced in Niagara Falls.

Incinnati Anne Lucke Lucke John H. Lucks Niagara Falls

Nobleman, Husband of American, Drowns Near Cowes

The Bari of Craven disappeared from his yacht in the Solent during Saturday night and was found on rocks two miles from Cowes at 3 PM Sunday. He wed Cornelian Martin, daughter of the late Bradley Martin of New York, in 1898.

Cowhes Island of Wight A. P Bari of Craven Solent Cowes Earl of Craven Cornelian Martin Bradley Martin New York

Two Die and Four Injured in Highway Crash

In Topeka Kansas today two men were killed and four others hurt when a car carrying six cases of dynamite and nitroglycerine collided with another vehicle. Authorities say deaths came from the crash, not the explosives, which scattered along the highway but did not explode.

Eresa Topeka

Taft Sworn In as Chief Justice in Brief Ceremony

William Howard Taft was sworn in today as chief justice of the United States in a brief ceremony at the Attorney General’s office. Present were Henry W. Patt, John J. Adams, and others. Taft then visited the White House to meet President Harding. The former president will earn 16000 dollars a year and pay income tax on his salary.

Associated Press Washington William Howard Taft United States Auprema Court Supreme Court Daugherty District Supreme Court Mr. Taft Henry W. Patt New York John TJ. Adams

Wooden Leg Rescue Story From The Gannery

Harry Woodward nearly drowned as Roy Rhodda and four others in a capsized boat swam 600 yards to shore Rhodda and two companions used discarded wooden legs as flotation aids. In Mexico City President Obregon orders measures to relieve unemployment in Tampico oil regions under General Cesar Lopez y Lara.

Associated Press Gilbert Minn Harry Woodward Roy Rhodda Rmhodda Mexico City Tampico Obregon Cesar Lopez Y Lara Tamaulipas

Harding's Armament Conference Hint Pleases Britain

London July 11 The British welcome President Harding's note calling for an international conference to limit armaments. Prime Minister Lloyd-George said he and the empire view the move with utmost pleasure and expect China to be treated as an independent participant. The world awaits U.S. leadership. Col. George Harvey attended the Commons session.

Associated Press London Harding Great Britain Lloyd-George House of Commons China United States George George Harvey

Bank Hold-Up Theft Total Reaches S11 016 84

Bank officials confirm the amount stolen in last Thursday’s hold-up was 11016 84 rather than the earlier 4700. The report cites the Bannery ABSTABULA bureau via Associated Press. The incident prompted an official clarification on the loss figure.

Bannery Abstabula Marine National

Arlington Hotel Clerk Charged With Embezzlement

A warrant charging embezzlement was sworn out today against Charles McCune a 48 year old hotel clerk at the Arlington hotel Washington D C who disappeared Sunday with 1200 pounds from the hotel safe.

Associated Press Bannery Washington D. H Charles McCune Arlington Hotel

Vacation Time at State House Draws Crowds

Vacation time is in full swing at the state capitol with Gov Davis and Mrs Davis taking a two week break in Lake George N Y. The governor is away and state officials join the exodus as summer holidays begin.

Columbus Davis Lake George Mra. Davis

White House to Deliver in Person Special Message

White House officers said President Harding would deliver a special message to Congress in person. A joint session of Senate and House would receive the message, likely within a day or two, on the bonus legislation issue.

Associated Press Banner Washington White House Harding Congress Senate House

Minneapolis Orchestra May Be Disbanded

Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra faced potential disbanding after a union dispute over park concerts with a different union. The park board refused to repart with the other union, while the orchestral association urged musicians to relent. Emil Oberhoffer led the orchestra since 1903, built on local pledges. the group has toured extensively since 1907 and 1919. Camp Findlay planned July 7 to 31 by YMCA and Rotary.

Musical Union Orchestral Association E. L. Carpenter Mr. Carpenter J. M. Weber Musicians’ National Federation Emil Oberhoffer Ust Gangda Chicago New York

State rests it choe in Kaber trial

The state rests its case in Eva Katherine Kaber murder trial of her husband Dani Kaber. A witness testified that Kaber claimed he was stabbed. Judge Bernon withdrew the poisoning charge count, keeping conspiracy to murder possible. A fourth witness testified to a stabbing claim, and alleged statements by Mrs. Kaber were restricted from jury consideration.

Associated Press Bankery State Today Kaber Erminia Colevito Salvator Culd Phil. Mooney Mooney Kas Ber Cleveland New York Kabor

Far Eastern Problems Seen As Key To Disarmament

Washington July 11 officials say inclusion of far eastern issues is essential to any disarmament plan. Without solving these problems disarmament cannot be pursued effectively. Officials avoided specifics on conference scope or organization. No doubt the powers will accept the president's invitation.

Associated Press Washington Forday

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