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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
2
The Case Of Ohio vs Strong is reported as first on assignment with continued proceedings against Samuel Gould. Cases against Lybarger Wyant and Hills are slated to be tried, outlining ongoing criminal actions and upcoming courtroom dates.
Next Wednesday at 1 pm and the rest of the week in common pleas court focus on criminal cases. Arson and nonsupport trials listed with names Gould Samuel, Ohieve O S Lybarger, Wyant, and others. Hayes Estate appoints administrator and bonds. final probate accounts and deeds filed with local officials.
Police charged Ployd Jones with bootlegging after a Friday evening arrest by Officer Bert Aledorf. He pled not guilty at a mayoral hearing scheduled for Thursday afternoon. An affidavit by M. Yell accused Toner of animal cruelty. bond set at 8100. Ethel Mek allegedly spent the weekend at Bowert home with Commissioner Mrs Legrand Britton.
A list of students who passed the recent Mt Vernon Elementary and higher levels teachers exam includes Helen Ayers and Joan Boner among elementary one year achievers, with multiple names across two three and five year categories, plus special subjects and high school entrants.
Sheriff P. J. Parker and Chief Clements arrested Guy Manon in Johnstown Ohio on a nonsupport charge filed by his wife. At arraignment before Mayor Perrine Manon waived examination, bound over to the grand jury, and jailed in default of a $300 bond.
Mr Vernon high school baseball lost to Newark high Friday in Newark by 4 to 2 after a late rally by Newark. Harriet pitched superbly striking out 11 and allowing only one hit. The team overall played its best game of the season despite the defeat.
The new annual directory is in preparation. Subscribers who hire any change for name initial or address should call the information line and give details. Each subscriber gets one visiting listing, with extra name service available for an annual fee of 1 for residence and 8 for business, prepaid.
The Kokomo Indiana First Baptist Church bid farewell to retiring pastor Dr HW A Hurley and his wife after a three year tenure. members from the Gentlemen's Literary club Equal Suffrage and Literary club and the North Street Baptist Church praised his leadership and the church’s mission efforts as a social hour followed with thanks from Jackson Morrow for outsiders who helped make the gathering memorable.
A daughter was born Friday to Mr and Mrs George Gentry of Avadonilit. The family announces the birth as a new addition to the household.
Reader note warns against using catarrh remedies containing mercury. The text references eye/ear concerns and cautions about unsafe formulations. It implies health risks from certain preparations and mentions a public warning style. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
War department issues notice in Washington announcing headstones for deceased service members and unmarked army nurse graves. Applicants must obtain an application blank from the county auditor and provide the soldier’s full name, branch, and enlistment details. Headstones are standard American white and include inscriptions in a sunken relief. Posts of G A R are asked to forward quarterly applications on January 1, April 1, July 1 and October 1.
A telephone message from Columbus reports Representative Arthur Podlack of Aubland saying Congressman W. G. Shirp of the Fourteenth District has withdrawn from the race for the Democratic nomination for governor.
Phillipsburg reports a tragic double shooting as Frank Brown 24 from Keaton kills his girlfriend Aunt Lynch 14 after jealousy over social outings. Brown then shoots himself but may survive. coroner records say he planned both killings. Brown admitted intent to kill and self. Local hospital and authorities investigate.
Washington reports J P Duntop of the United States Geological Survey details 1911 secondary metals recoveries. Brass and tin show notable gains. copper from secondary sources reached about 19 percent of domestic copper output, while secondary zinc accounted for 25 percent of primary shelter production.
Dominick, a dog owned by United States District Attorney Thomas Ward Jr of Denver, long known for feats like tree climbing, is now the beneficiary of science after a veterinary found him deaf. An ear trumpet was fitted to correct his ailment, restoring his ability to perform tricks.
The Pope will be seventy seven tomorrow born June 1805 at Riese. He will keep the day private and spend most of it with sisters and faithful. Tributes and telegrams of congratulations arriving from around the world. Clinton Chapter ROAM conferred Royal Arch degree on Rex Lamb and John Mason. banquet refreshments served afterward.
Delegations of Roman Catholic clergy and laity from Pennsylvania arrive in Johnstown for the annual State Federation of German Catholic Societies convention. Officers predict record attendance as proceedings begin with opening exercises and a solemn high mass. A street parade follows. sessions continue through Monday and Tuesday. Notable attendees include Boston attorney William Youngman and Ralph Ringwalt, en route via Chicago, with ties to Harvard.
Chicago June 1 four former Illinois Central officers and a Joseph Baker are to be arraigned Monday for conspiracy in a wide scale repair bill padding scheme. Authorities say $4 825050 was illegally diverted from the railroad through padding by the named individuals and several car building firms.
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