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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
6
John 5 Ring loses his life in a shocking incident on Monument Square when attempting to start an automobile owned by Ben Ames. Witnesses report a sudden crash as the engine sparked, ending in a fatal outcome.Officials investigated the circumstances surrounding the unusual crank start method.
John Ringwalt, a popular Vernon man, died after a fall when a crank incident on a touring car caused him to strike his head on the curb. Eyewitnesses offered conflicting accounts of how the auto was started and whether Ringwalt tried to crank the engine. He was taken to Dr. Jamison Lee’s office, where physicians determined death from brain injury due to the fall. Ringwalt, 39, leaves a widow and two brothers, with funeral arrangements to be announced from his home on Mount Vernon Street. The incident drew a large crowd as investigators prepared the body for burial.
Tudke Wickham of Delaware arrived in the city Monday afternoon and convened common pleas court at 2 o clock. He heard a number of motions for new trial on Monday afternoon as chancery cases were taken up by the court. Judge Wickham informed the attorneys that he would hear the motion for a new trial in one of Chio ve. Michael T Loobiter stated the week if you are not satisfied after dating according to directions two thirds at a bottle of Chamberlain's Steamed and Livery Tablets you can have your money back. The tablets cleanse and invigorate the stomach improve the digestion regulate the bowels. Give them a trial and get well. Sold by all healers.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the birth reporting requirement unconstitutional in Columbus. The decision involved the state registrar of vital data and a Hardin county case where L Boone refused to file a report. Also noted is a local ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied after two thirds of a bottle.
At a Monday meeting the local YMCA announces the resignation of secretary Jenson after three and a half years of service. He expresses deep commitment and the directors note the growth from ideal to reality. A successor is sought with Mr Sexton’s replacement being arranged.
William Whitney a farmer north of Howard Knox county and Toa Bills Baker of the Baker Military Store were married Saturday night. Rev. Mr Ward of the Church of Ghetat officiated at 129 North Fourth Street. They will reside on Whitney's farm.
The clock in the courthouse tower, out of service for weeks, was repaired in one day. Technicians replaced the mechanism and connected new cables brought from Boston. The clock is now striking the hours again.
The article extols Chamberlain's liniment as a prompt quick relief for rheumatic muscle pain. It claims the product is effective and pleasant to use, appealing to those troubled by rheumatism and similar ailments.
A small blaze damaged L. M. Be Hollon's sugar property early Tuesday as Mrs Poulton reportedly lit a kitchen fire and left briefly. Fire department responded but full extinguishment was delayed, with no injuries and authorities noting limited damage to the home, while a public advertisement for Chamberlain's remedies appears in the same column.
A child was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Frederick Rockwell of Greer Street. The small item notes the birth and includes the family names for local community records.
A Victorian ad extols a health tonic, claiming it creates charm by improving health and beauty. It links constipation and kidney poisons to blemishes, pimples, and a pale complexion, urging use of Bloating Bitters priced 60 cents at G. R. Baker & Co Mt. Vernon and 9 Vink Fredericktown.
Hon Alfred Jordan of England, renowned checker player, will visit Mi Vernon Thursday night to give exhibitions at the YM OA. Public showing between 9 and 10 o'clock promises expert play and local interest in the ward.
Washington June 1 Senate approved a constitutional amendment for direct election of U S senators by the people 64 to 24 The roll of opponents lists Bagan Bankhead Brandegee Burnham Crane Dillingham Mletcher Foster Gallinger Heyburn Johnson Tippett Lodge Lorimer Oliver Page Penrose Percy Richardson Root Smoot Terrell Williams and Wetmore.
Senator Bristow pushes a resolution for direct senatorial elections, with the Bristow amendment returning it to the House. If approved, it would go to the states for ratification as an amendment. Southern opposition centers on federal power over elections and possible clashes with grandfather clauses. Vote on the Bristow amendment failed 44 to 4 as Vice President elect Bororman stood apart on the amendment. States signaling support include Arkansas California Minnesota Utah and others totaling 21, needing 38 for ratification.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a playful dialogue about love and marriage, noting reluctance to commit. It questions social pressures to wed and hints at casual relationships before settling down.
Fragmentary quotes discuss economy and value in marriage. A Glasgow timer phrase appears amid odd reflections on husbands, wives, and a renowned figure described as the fattest woman on earth.
Seventeen year old Mabel Beard, wife of Harry Beard, killed herself in a carbolic acid suicide after leaving her husband for months. Two boys Cimrance and James Davie witnessed the act on the home steps. She had a year old child and had planned to work in a local wool factory but was not needed. Her parents had urged reconciliation. a letter from Akron husband arrived yesterday. Grice Norrick of Frederick town visited Columbus to spend a week with relatives.
Public auction to sell real estate in Mt Vernon Knox County Ohio by administrator as directed by the probate court. Property on Coshocton Avenue bounded by Coshocton avenue and Sheedy lot with deeded lines, offered to settle estate of Martha J Garrod. Price $780.00 with details of sale terms and administration notes.
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