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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1912

Page

3

Ohio Ballot Format Decided By Constitutional Convention

Ohio voters will decide on a New constitution September 3 with a printed ballot showing each proposal except the license clause. The license measure appears at the top right, with for license or against license. Debates distribution set libraries get one, delegates fourteen each. From 300 proposals 40 adopted for public vote. If ratified, amendments take effect January next year except four items. Initiatives take effect October 1 and various changes occur in July 1913, November 15, 1912, and January 1, 1914.

Columbus Ohio Besten Dels- Pierce of Butler

Shot While Hunting and Local Obituary Notes

Akron report: Wilhelm Hor Jr 17 fatally wounded by accidental gun discharge while hunting wild doves in a wood. Bear reference, Wilbur Wright burial in Dayton amid proclamation by Mayor Phillips, Dayton industries suspended during his funeral. Epsom Races note: since 1730 annual English horse racing at Epsom.

Akron Wilhelm Hor , Jr Wilbur Wright Dayton Phillips Dayton Industries Aeraph Rentor

Dougherty in trouble over boardwalk bribe in Atlantic City

Atlantic City June 1 City Councilman Harry F Dougherty was arrested on a charge of accepting a $500 bribe to vote for an ordinance creating a tenorate boardwalk costing $1,000,000. He pleaded not guilty and posted 3000 bail for grand jury. Detective Burns testified he investigated civic corruption from April 1911 to August and used a fake boardwalk scheme with operatives paying officers to pass the measure.

Atlantic City City Counccilman Harry F. Dougherty William Burns Ome Marrig New York

Widows of Titanic Dine Their Rescuers

In New York on June 1 two Titanic widows Mrs. Madeline Astor and Mrs. John B. Thayer thanked Captain Rostron and Surgeon Magee at a luncheon, praising the Carpathia crew for shelter and care after hours afloat. In Chicago on June 1 Edna Behm and Cecelia Lucas, both 18, fought off a hugger by pummeling him when attacked, then alerted police.

New York Henry Rostron Frank Magee Carpathia Madeline Astor John Z, Astor John B. Thayer Philadelphia Wae Lees Astor Home Tifth Avenue Chicago Edns Behm Cecelia Lucas

Harriman Named in Bribery Trial Connection

In Los Angeles Janet Job Harriman a late mayoral candidate on the Socialist ticket was implicated at Clarence Darrow's jury bribery trial as the man who allegedly supplied the bribe money. Bert H Franklin testified and Darrow reportedly urged him to name Harriman.

Los Angeles Janet Job Harriman Los Angelea Clarence 8. Darrow Darrow Bert H. Franklin Tbe Atate Derranaa Waying Alvo

Attorney may press Rockefeller in oil case testimony

New YorkJune 1A Washington era of waiting continues in the St Louis suit between Standard Oil and Waters-Pierce Oil as John D Rockefeller may face further questioning on June 17 in Commissioner Raham Sb Jacobs court session Samuel Untermyer principal counsel for H Clay Pierce pressed the witness who avoided direct answers and offered long explanations about proxies and dissolution steps Повexplanation

New York Raham Sb. Jacobs United States District Court N St. Louis Standard Oil Company Waters-Pierce Oil Company Standard Oi John DB. Rockefeller Samuel Untermyer H. Clay Pierce Rockefeller Jacobs Mr. Rockefeller Untermyer

Havana telegraphed approval for U.S. guards in Cuba

President Gomez informed General Monteagudo in Oriente that American forces may land on Cuban soil to guard property. The message indicates Cuban army leadership at the scene in Oriente as tensions rise during the contested area.

Havana Gomez Monteagudo Province of Oriente

City Clerk Keplinger Ordered to Repay city funds

State Examiner John B Diemer urged State Auditor Fullington to compel A C Keplinger New Philadelphia city clerk to return 111 20 to the city treasury. The recommendation follows an examination of city accounts conducted in Columbus on June 1.

Columbus John B. Diemer Fullington Keplinger New Philadelphia

Assailant Named in Farm Woman Attack Probe

Mansfeld June 1. B Bhrack wife of a Perrysville farmer appealed to County Prosecutor Malin to prosecute a Maskemin who attacked her in her home. Her husband, returning from the field, found her bound gagged and nearly senseless. The matter was kept quiet until she identified her assailant by clothing. Warrant charging Thomas F B Watson former Populist leader with sending obscene matter through the United States mails will be issued here by United States District Attorney Alexander. The district attorney declares the article printed in Watsons Magazine for May 19 is obscene.

Mansfeld, DD B. B Malta Macon Gaime Thomas FB. Watson United States Alexander Watson

Woman Faces the Chair in Cincinnati Killing Case

Indictment for first degree murder returned again by the grand jury against Mrs. Matilda Radeloff, 32, for the death of her husband Charles Radeloff, a fireman. She has been in jail in Indianapolis since her arrest weeks ago.

Cincinnati Matilda Radeloff Charles Radelof Gury Ind

Taft and Harding pact steer Ohio convention

President Taft secured Harding support to control Ohio's convention next Tuesday in Columbus. About 755 delegates will vote. Taft aims at 415 delegates and 378 needed to win. Six delegates at large will be instructed for Taft with resolutions endorsing his candidacy. Roosevelt rejects compromise, halting equal division talks. Miss Sallie Harris of Howard visited Mt. Vernon over the weekend.

Warren G. Harding Ohio Washington Taft Oho Columbus Chicago Charles D. Hilles Harding White House Mr. Harding Roosevelt Arthur S. Vorys

United States Warns Orozco Over Threats From Rebels

Washington instructed United States consul Letcher in Chihuahua to remand General Orozco the rebel leader regarding threats that revolutionists might attack American life and property. Protests of arms across the border were printed in Juarez and fighting near Torreon remains desultory with no decisive results.

Washington United States Letcher Chihuahua Mexico Orozco Naurrectos Juarez Merican

Woman as horse thief charged in Marion

Marion June 1. Mrs James F Car Bhowers a farmer is charged with horse theft after allegedly stealing a horse along the road. The case details appear in shorthand notes from the local court docket.

Marion James F. Car Bhowers

Former candidate seeks Democratic nomination for Congress

A man known for backing the federal aid plan for good roads aims at the Democratic nomination for Congress. He is connected with the Ohio Good Roads Federation and has drawn support from allies pushing road-building advocacy.

New Eee Congress Friends of the Federal Wid Alsdorf Ohio Good Roads Federation

Brown Reviews Ohio Primaries

Colonel's Manager in Buckeye State denies right of picture even one. Roosevelt polled more votes in state carried more counties and won victories in Republican strongholds. Brown says Taft delegates at large should be rejected and Ohio Republicans honored.

Buckeye Hia Cand

Roosevelt carried many Ohio counties and Taft few

The text notes Roosevelt carried 69 of Ohio’s 81 counties while Taft won only 19, with Bryan prevailing in several counties previously Republican strongholds. It references delegates and figures tied to Langley, Virginia, and Walter, reflecting early 20th century political shifts.

Roosevelt Ohio Taft Gyant Paget Eatin Lee Ly Taft Wald Bryan Boucher Langley Laol Walter Lette Atronguolds

Woman Dies From Fright In Sudden Storm

Upper Sandusky Ohio June 1 Mr John Weaton driving stone was caught in a severe storm and when he reached home she was so frightened she could not speak She became unconscious and died from the fright authorities said the incident occurred in the stormy weather today

Upper Sandusky, O John Weaton

Minister Resigns After Hotel Affair At Minneapolis

C. J. Clagell superintendent of the Logansport district in North Indiana conference resigns from the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church after being seen with a woman in a Minneapolis hotel. The woman involved is reported to be from Indianapolis.

Sao Minneapolis Foes Ind Minneapolia General Conference Ee Methodist Episcopal Church Clagell Logansport North Indiana Tas Indianapolis

Women Should Be Protected from Ills and Fear

In Bikeston Missouri and Murrayville Illinois women describe relief from long standing female troubles using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. One speaker reports regained strength, the ability to work, entertain, and enjoy life after avoiding surgery. Another says doctors warned an operation but she recovered after taking the remedy.

Bikeston Lydia E. Pinkhamn Mia Dea Bethune Sikeston Murrayville

Bible Society Centenary Celebration Opens in Concord

Concord New Hampshire June 1 The New Hampshire Bible Society founded in 1812 marks its centennial with a three day celebration. Prominent speakers include Rev Frederick B Allen secretary of the Massachusetts Bible Society Rev William I Haven secretary of the American Bible Society and Judge J Gordon Forbes vice president of the British and Foreign Bible Society of London.

Notice of Hearing Account on June 18 1912

Following accounts have been filed for settlement and will be heard Tuesday June 18 1912 at 9 a.m. First and final accounts for Cra Ly Greer guardian Edith Pearl Shin nabarker Lillian B Crumley guardian Helen K Crumley William hinaberry guardian Clifton RK Shinaberry W. V. Park administrator George M Hill and other related estates. Probate Judge Patrick A Berry oversees the proceedings.

Marie Beinhower Samuel P. Beintower Cra Ly Greer Edith Pearl Shinnabarker Lillian 8. Crumley Helen K. Crumley Mary Agnes Kelly John G. Kelly Patrick A. Berry William@hinaberry Clifton RK Shinaberry Clara BR. Cummings Prank A Cummings A. m W. V. Park George M. Hill

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Circle Epsom England Harriman John D. Rockefeller Shy Castoria Orozoco Knox State Department Madero Torreon Sion Sinaloa Guerero Morelos Oaxaca Tehuatepec Omar Brown Vorys Republian la Follette LaFollette Hoosevelt LaPollette Patton, Wood, Saxe, Medina and Ciy Aboss Arge Cleveland Cuyahoga County Taft Deloxates Fatrick A. Berry Patrick A, Berry
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