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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1916

Page

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Democratic National Convention Opens in St Louis

The Democratic National Convention meets in St Louis this week with delegates arriving by train as hotel rooms fill. Leaders debate platform planks on preparedness prohibition and suffrage while Wilson is set for nomination in formality. Martin Glynn will deliver the temporary chairmanship address at noon Wednesday.

St. Louis Democratic Ntional Wilson Wil Mam J. Bryan Eugene N. Fons Massachusetts William F. McCombs Martin Glynn New York

Democratic National Convention Work and Plans

Martin H. Glynn chairs the temporary convention as James of Kentucky becomes permanent chair. Missouri Senator Stone and William J. Stone read reports while Wilson renominations are anticipated. The platform faces debate with talks of Mexican policy, patriotism, and committee leadership as plans unfold ahead of nominations. Austrian siege updates follow a separate London report with Italian counterattack details.

James Kentucky William J. Stone Missouri

Attorney Convicted in Napoleon Trial

Napoleon Ohio June 12 after a three day trial a jury found attorney and Republican leader John R Linthicum guilty of embezzlement for converting 1540 dollars received on a mortgage note payment to his own use.

Napoleon Aon R. Linthicum Liftelag

Democrats Turn From Watching Foes to Their National Convention

In St Louis on June 12 Democrats finalize plans for the St Louis convention to renominate President Wilson. Edward Goltra reports St Louis has better arrangements than Chicago as delegates and visitors gather. Fred Lynch of Minnesota is urged for campaign manager successor to McCombs. Norman Mack of New York may stay visible. Norman Hapgood pursues Wilson nonpartisan efforts.

St. Louis Chicago Wilson National Democratic Edward F. Goltra Marshall Fred B. Lynch Minnesota McCombs Norman E Mack New York Bryan William H. Thompson Kansas Norman Hapgood Wilson Nonpartisan League Democratic Party

Robbed and deserted musician found dead near Pittsburgh

William H. McCreary a well known musician was found in a field on the outskirts of Pittsburgh. Detectives seek five unidentified men seen with McCreary. He carried large sums of money and is believed to have been drugged and robbed before being abandoned.

Pittsburgh William H. McCreary McCreary

Death of Toledo Law Dean Samuel P Axline

Samuel P. Axline, sixty seven, longtime law dean at Toledo University and former dean at Ohio Northern University, died at his home in Toledo on June 12.

Toledo Samuel P. Axline Toledo University Ohio Northern University

Glee Club Delegation Heads to Democratic Convention

A Colombian glee club detachment travels with 4% members of the Tamueratic Glee group. The Colombia delegation to the Democratic National Convention faces competition between St Louis wards and Baltimore and Ohio delegates.

Colurntes Democratic National Cyrvention St Louw Balthioore Ono

Rash act of girl ends with suicide attempt in Akron

Seventeen year-old Letha Wright an elementary student in Akron Ohio attempted suicide at home by taking poison after failing her final arithmetic exam.

Akron Letha Wright

Fire at Findlay Causes Damages and Injuries

Fire at Findlay caused 400 damage units with three locomotives affected. No food service disruption reported as crews restore power and assess the scene. Local responders authenticated the origin as unknown with no fatalities.

Findlay Cincinnat Hamilton

Allread Considers Supreme Court Candidacy Move

Columbus June 12 Judge James J Allread of the court of appeals may seek to terminate his candidacy for the supreme court bench and remain in his present judicial capacity after an ardent appeal from Dayton lawyers urging reconsideration of his bid The appeal was presented to Judge Allread as a tribute to his services and ability.

Columbus James J. Allread Court of Appeals Supreme Court Dayton Jhdze Alireid

Increase 15 Graded Wage Talks Ease Western Ohio Strike

Lima reports a successful truce in the western Ohio millway strike as Interurban Trainmen vote to return to work with a 12 percent wage increase. The Hughes Club formed at Magnetic Springs aims to back Hughes' Chicago nomination, drawing Republicans from across the state.

Lima Ohio Lima Chamber of Commerce Wapakoneta Business Men's Association Brotherhood of Interurban Hughes Club Magnetic Springs Hughes Eli Ole Walte States Hughes Chicago

Italy Faces Government Collapse as War Strain Grows

Rome reports Premier Salandra's cabinet resigned after a failed confidence vote. King Victor Emmanuel III rushes from the front as Italy teeters on a constitutional crisis amid social and economic strain and renewed Austrian offensives. General Cadorna draws sharp criticism.

Rome Salandra Victor Emmanel Italy Selandra Trentino Cadorna

Cattle and grain prices across major markets

The report lists live stock and grain quotes from East Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Toledo. Cattle cows heifers and bulls bring varied bids with calves and young stock noted while sheep lambs and hogs show limited ranges. Grain prices for wheat corn and clover are included.

East Buffalo Catile—Shipping Helfer Heivy Toles Rouche MT. Aeep Lamba Chicago Cleveland Tourhe Mage Sheepail Owen Pittsburgh Helfers Calvenn Laine Ftrrr Co Welter Mt Holes Manatee

Hughes Leaves for New York amid campaign buzz

Former Associate Justice Charles E. Hughes sails for New York amid speculation of talks with Colonel Roosevelt. Messages of congratulations flood Hughes who seeks to unify Republicans as he handles campaign planning including national committee leadership and policy questions.

Hughes Roosevelt Washington Charles E. Hughes New York Lawrence Green Justice Hughes Harding George W. Wickersham Oyster Bay

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Ilynn Martin H. Glynn Democratic National Convention Ilxon Wil Vem F. McCombe Stone Mexico Sss Republican Party National Committee William F. McComb Homer Cummins Connecticut Edward M. House Major Nebraska Moorehead Roger Sullivan Mlinois OkaAsoma Far West London Monte Lamerle Astagra Austrian War Office Itellan American Preae Association Goltra Hapgood Lynch Thompson Professor — TS Glee Club Rash Agt Allread Victor Warren United States Hurea
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