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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented historical notice recounts Ohio political shifts around 1914, detailing Herrick’s governor bid, Foraker’s influence, and Hanna’s death. It touches on party factions, endorsements, and the shaping of succession while noting probate notices for Knox County.
A rough OCR snippet notes Marlboro celebrating its 250th founding with ceremonies. It mentions a speaker Pharlee G. Hani of Howtan and locals gathering for the FHOth anniversary events and want ads may be present.
June McThe neve Enth annual reliability touring contest of the American Automobile Association, known as the Gudden tour, begins in Cincinnati with a 3,000 mile Southwest and Middle West route ending in Chicago after fifteen days. Contenders, duties, and rules are described amid many notes on moral character and national ideals. A stray letter from Spring City, Tennessee asks Myrtle White to write back.
Anola aims to lead a bold tour to Chi cao with a focus on the Fing objective point and the end of What prominest. The endeavor seeks lasting impact as the most successful and longest running real life content venture by the American Automobile Association.
Ackerman indicates plans for a forthcoming bout with Gotch as training intensifies in the city. Gotch to arrive from French Lick Springs for final training before the match next Friday. Texas Democratic Committee meets to certify primary ballot cand definitions and set convention dates amid prohibition debate.
The high school curtails exams to allow commencement prep. The senior class, once large, has dwindled as students left school. The annual Forum issue explains finances and new editorial direction, with student works including poems, plays, and art.
In a lively note, Dublin claims a wider street and bigger public park than any city in Rurone while Odevolt Ohio touts itself as the popcorn center of the world with a yearly output. The Humane Society reports over 200000 animals euthanized in New York last year due to abandonment or starvation by owners. Banner want ads pay.
The class day activities at Princeton University included a procession to Alexander Hall for literary exercises and a planting of the Ivy. Members contributed a penny for good luck as part of the ceremonies. The annual commencement is planned for tomorrow.
Fragmented report covers an uncommon blue goose sighting with observations by Herbert John Outing and others, noting its rarity along the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic coast. The text also reports Notre Dame commencement exercises with Governor Ro Marshall delivering the address and Dr A Prep giving the laureate sermon.
Marietta marks 122 years since settlement with a diamond jubilee week celebrating the college’s 75th anniversary of publication and history. Alumni return for sermons, addresses by notable speakers, alumni banquet and a toast master event, with Gov. Harwen among expected attendees and a focus on scholarship and institutional growth.
Washington June 13 Senate and house conferees on the administration railroad bill reached a tentative agreement. A further conference is expected and the report may go to both Houses tomorrow for presidential signature before week’s end. The measure blends the best of both bills with progressive amendments and includes a commission to investigate stock watering across railroads telegraphs and express companies. The interstate commerce commission is to supervise stock and bonds while a ten month rate suspension provision from the Senate is likely to pass, though conferees seek to shorten it.
NY aviator Charles F B Willard crashed during a demonstration in Springfield Missouri on June 13. After engine failure at about 150 feet he steered toward a nearby field to avoid spectators, the front of the Curtiss biplane was wrecked, Willard suffered facial cuts and a bruised leg, and his right foot was cut by the skid. The report includes unrelated moralizing text on shyness and self-forgetfulness.
Travelers Protective Association opens its annual convention in Chattanooga Tennessee with a grand parade through the city. Governor St Patte rton and Mayor Thompson greet delegates as National President P Z O Mara and J C Gorrant address the gathering. Business sessions run daily and Portland delegates push for next year’s meeting in Portland Oregon.
Aviation Week begins at Indianapolis Motor Speedway attracting visitors nationwide and from abroad. The Wright brothers waive infringement claims for this meet with at least 60000 dollars guaranteed for their share of profits. The event features over thirty contests including a Bleriot flown by C G Fisher with records expected to fall weather permitting. Special trials and cross country flights are planned for Saturday with prizes, trophies, and bonuses for world record efforts.
Mothers report Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eases painful periods and strengthens run-down girls. Letters from Hudson Ohio and others praise the remedy for adolescent health, urging stones of advice to anxious mothers seeking relief and vitality for their daughters.
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