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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

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Mediation Dispute Over Mexican Provisional President

Niagara Falls Ont June 11 Disagreements between American delegates and mediation plenipotentiaries threaten ongoing talks. Two key points split views. First, mediators favor a neutral provisional president, while Americans demand a Constitutionalist ally. Second, the U S opposes Huerta naming a foreign minister as successor, while mediators insist the exact mode of succession is less critical. American stance ties to nonrecognition of Huerta and the Constitutionalist demand for a compatible successor.

Niagara Mexico United States Hueva Hutrta Huerta Secord Washington

Antilla to Land Arms in Tampico Under Open Tampico Policy

Washington dispatch reports official circles expect the Antilla to land its arms at Tampico without U S opposition. Secretary Daniels says no orders to halt Mayo and the port policy remains. Bryan states no arms will be sent from U S ports to Mexico for now and a Morgan Maer & Sud shipment was held at Galveston.

Washington Antilla Tampico United States Daniels Admiral Mayo Thi Morgan Maer & Sud Galveston Bryan Mexico United States Porta

Train Strikes Carriage Killing Baby, Injuring Three

In Shiloh on June 11 a Big Four passenger train struck a carriage carrying Frank Stout his brother in law Frank Quinn Mrs Quinn and the Quinn infant. The carriage was smashed and the four occupants hurled to the ground. The baby died instantly from head injury. The three adults suffered cuts and bruises.

Shiloh Big Four Main Street Frank Stout Frank Quinn Quinn

Corn Products Company Held 10 Be A Trust

Documentary evidence before Judge Phillips showed Wil liam Rockefeller John D Archbold H H Rogers and J Bedford profited from forming the Corn Products Refining Co. Dominant in Standard Oil group since 1900 Bedford now president. Government sues to dissolve the firm under the Sherman law claiming control of 66 percent of starch and glucose output and about 80 percent of interstate trade.

New York Rolland N. Phillips United States District Court Wiliam Rockefeller John D. Archbold H. H. Rogers Standard OW Group Redeford Corn Products Company

London Suffragettes Hunger Strikes Rally Opposed Majority

In London on June 11 protesters denounce militant suffragettes as outrages spark broad opposition. Observers say many favor voting rights but oppose militant tactics, while militants vow to persist until they win, even at the cost of lives.

London England Buck Ingham Palace

Candidates for Congress and county offices at August primary

Local notices invite votes for Democratic nominees in the Seventeenth District Ohio and for county positions. Candidates include Ashbrook McBride Grien and others urging support on August 11. Also brief health ad and a trolley accident report from Columbus with ceremonial local notices and social event recap.

Congress Wilson William A. Ashbrook Knox County Tam 17Th Curtis E. McBride Ohio Senate Ohio Baltimore Congres Seventeenth Congressional WM. Grien Coshocton

Four Poisoned In Marietta From tainted Bologna

Four persons from the Isaac Melville Ed Hall and David Johns families are in critical condition and six more affected after eating tainted bologna in Marietta on June 11. Coughs colds and bronchial troubles are noted, with the ad urging Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy praised by a Muscatine Alabama user.

Marietta Victins Isaac Melville Ed Hall David Johns Dr. King H. Brown Muscatine Ala King

New Life Pile Claims Health Through Blood Purification

Serious sicknesses start in disorders of the stomach liver and kidneys. The best corrective and preventive in Dr. King's New Life Pile purifies the blood, prevents constipation, and keeps liver, kidneys, and bowels in healthy condition. Gives you better health by ridding the system of fermenting and garvy foods. Effective and mild, sold at your druggist.

County court actions and estate filings reported

Commended report of the examination of county finances commends officials for accurate bookkeeping and indicates ward of 12190 to the county. Common Pleas Court notes Welsh v. Clawson case. epilepsy affidavit filed in Knox probate. inventory for Lewis Cutraw estate. guardians appointed for Pauline Kirk and Levi J Revington. deeds filed recording transfers in Jackson and Pike counties.

David Sambun Foo Phy Dadeitaer Jomyine Common Pleas Court Knox County Lavina Staats Gallipolia Lewis

Boxwell Patterson commencement program at Gilmore's Grove

Pike township schools present a June 20 program in Gilmore's Grove two miles south of North Liberty. Forenoon features North Liberty Band concert address and school readings. afternoon offers more music, dramatic readings, a ball game, and a benediction with North Liberty Band.

Boxwell-Patterson Pike Township Gilmore's Grove North Liberty North Liberty Band Olio Jor Clark Columbus Jenkins Dwight Leroy Gilmore Edna May Harels Melvin Switzer Shira Ruby Simmons Virgil Leon Montgomery Salome Ruth Gilmore Calvin Leland Leedy Philip Barton Gladys Belle Reed Fred Umwalt Squashville Ida Marie Cunningham Mirren William Kats L. H. Houck Mt Vernon Benediction North Liberty Cornet Band

Mt Zion festival draws crowds in tight community notice

Eversbory come to the Mt. hom festival at Mt. Zion Saturday evening June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wolfe spoke Thursday in Newark. Several from the community attended the event. Local residents and guests enjoyed visits, dances, and social gatherings at Mr. and Mrs. Jurcy Doonhey and others. buggy work and painting plans emerged on the corner at Mr. Allen Schooler's. Numerous residents hosted and visited relatives across the area through the week.

Eversbory Mt. Zion Mr. and Mire Virgil Wolfe Newark Car Harrig Baw Wy Doe Madennburg Vening Mienew Woalley Ware Otte James Fowle Tir Lawrence Groen Weil Guy Taylor Veredon Jurcy Doonhey Ways Schouler Sylvester Bachanoy Allen Schodler Florence Miller Martinsburg Elsie Bean Milton Hayes Launa Wonshey Amanda Cochran Clyde Thompson Clarence Ashcraft Utes

Fairview area notices and greetings from week

Attendees include Hugh Lahman at Macesbee memorial service in Mt Liberty Sum day. R E Shuff on business trip to Gambier. Dave Dial and family visiting relatives near Walhonding. Cyntha Tullos returned home after Fredericktown visit. Geo Lohr family visited Josie Lohr. Mrs H H McClain and Frank Rowe ill. Mr and Mrs Frank Case guests of mother in Dew Moines. Mrs M M Lohr and B N Stoler visit Newark. Arthur Oldaker and Ray McWilliams near Wanatta. Church roll call June 21 at 10 30, Rev Long to attend. Children services in evening. Fair view grange entertainment at Vance school well attended. Debate on women’s contributions discussed by Mrs Geo Black, Mrs Bill Safford, Cary Cullinan. Born to Rolland Tenent a baby girl Saturday.

Hugh Lahman Macesbee Mt. Liberty R. E. Shuff Gambier Dave Dial Walhonding Cyntha Tullos Fredericktown Geo, Lohr Josie Lohr H. H. McClain J. B. Oldaker Frank Rowe Frank Case Dew Moines Iowa M. M. Lohr B. N. Stoler Newark Arthur Oldaker Ray McWilliams Wanatta Rev. Long Centerbury Vance School Fairview Grange Geo, Black Bill Safford Geo Black Cary Cullinan Mis Rolland Tenent

Local Visitors and Family Gatherings Highlight Weekend

Bladensburg residents Otis Cummins and family hosted relatives from Martinsburg over Sunday. Koonix of St Louisville stayed with Miss Hoover. Arla Ross returned Monday from Newark. George and Mrs Garrison of near Columbus visited with Mrs Melick's family. Andy Rine and Cleve Rine hosted Sunday visitors. Rowalie Commins spent the week with Aunt Mrs Austin Rine. T J Porterfield bought DOW Alto. Martin Horn visited Bly Horn. Frad Leece and daughter Eyla of Mt Vernon visited Colman Cummins. Charles and Kenneth Hoover spent Tuesday at St Louisville.

Otis Cummins Martinsburg Koonix St. Louisville Miss Hoover Arla Ross Newark George Garrison Near Columbus Robert Melick Andy Rine Cleve Rine Rowalie Commins Austin Rine T. J. Porterfield DOW Alto Martin Horn Bly Horn Frad Leece Eyla Mt. Vernon Colman Cummins Charles and Kenneth Hoover

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