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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

4

Ohio political tempers flare over Foraker and Cole clash

Fragment from Mt Vernon Ohio column notes ongoing feud between Foraker and Cole over state issues. Mentions President Wilson’s trust bills passing in Congress, Roy Merriman criticizing Edward Turner’s civil service stance, and Charles Galbreath’s alarm at potential loss of constitutional rights. References dates and figures tied to Ohio politics.

Roy N. Merriman Steubenville Edward CG. Turner Merriman Ike Moot Pat the Times Charles B. Galbreath Ohio Hila

Liars Line Falling Back in Ohio State Finances

A long, garbled debate recalls false charges of vast state funds misused in Ohio. The article notes a 1914 15 appropriation dispute, mentions Auditor A V Donahey denying big fraud claims, and cites a cut of 7850.00 from the 1914 45 appropriation amid accusations of deception and political misdirection.

Fmce Atiaiion A.V. Donahey Wah Inter

Flag Day Observed By Mt Citizens Display Honoring Old Glory

Local observance marks Flag Day with citizens of Mt displaying the national emblem. Organizers expect turnout Monday for a ceremony and community display of the flag honoring American resilience and patriotism.

Woman'a No Corpe orKen

County Education Board to Elect in Ohio Counties

County boards of education in Ohio will meet at the county seat to elect a five member board and a county superintendent to direct rural schools. The system aims for county level districts, district superintendents, and standardized textbooks, with compensation limited to actual expenses. A Mt. Vernon high school commencement featured Hon. J. D. Fackler on education and social service, with 68 pupils graduating and diplomas presented to 8 in a class of 8. The event was held in the high school auditorium amid a formal program and benediction by Rev. Ira J. Houston.

Ohio County Boards of Education County Board of Education Boards of Education Mt. Vernon High School Philharmonic Orchestra J. D. Fackler Cuyahoga County Zemer Winans 5. D. Harnett Gay Street M. i Ira J. Houston Congregational Church City Board of Education Barnett P. C. Zomer Justin America Mr. Fackler China Sun Yat Sen England Lloyd George First Congregational Church

Narrow Escape From Death In Runaway Wagon

Ray Phillips a farmer living near the city narrowly escaped serious injury Thursday morning when a team of horses bolted, throwing him under a heavily loaded wagon. He was dragged about four feet, then revived at a nearby farm and later taken to Life home. Doctors reported no broken bones, with recovery uncertain. Brothers Hay and Robert Phillips were driving two wagons loaded with pigs toward Mt. Vernon.

Ray Phillips Tim Hay Robert Phillips Mt. Vernon Ray M. Deolny Phillips

Sunstroke in East Chestnut Street ditch work

Herbert Hammond working in a ditch for Mr. C. G. Snow near Dr. F. J. Lingrey residence on East Chestnut Street suffered a sun stroke. He was moved home by auto, a physician summoned, and Thursday morning remained in bed but slightly improved. John Phillips, of the 1914 clan of the high school, fainted from heat at Miller photography gallery shortly before noon Thursday but soon recovered.

Herbert Hammond C. G. Snow F. J. Lingrey East Chestnut Street John Phillips Miller Photography

Deaths of George Cocanour farmer near North Liberty

George Cocanour aged 73, farmer, died at his home north of North Liberty at 7 20 Thursday morning after an illness of over six months due to a complication of his illness. He is survived by family members.

George Cocanour North Liberty

Funeral services set for Kinney in Ankneytown

The notice lists widow uy his wife and four children, with funeral at Berlin church Ankneytown Saturday at 2 PM conducted by Tey Houston, burial in Ankneytown cemetery. It notes Clarence Kinney of Detroit won second prize of $750 in a Detroit Tribune picture contest and that he previously lived in Mt. Vernon.

Berlin Church Ankneytown Detroit Tribune Clarence Kinney Detroit Kinney Mt. Vernon

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