Alimony Suit Filed Over Cruelty and Neglect
A wife files an alimony suit alleging cruelty and gross neglect by her husband. She claims he locked her in a room and later abandoned her, seeking support and relief.
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1912
Page
3
Alimony Suit Filed in Knox County Court
Mary J. Middleton sues Whitefield Middleton for alimony in Knox county court of common pleas alleging cruelty and neglect since 1911. She seeks temporary alimony and a restraint on his disposal of property including real estate valued around 2000 dollars and a motor vehicle. A temporary restraining order was granted by Probate Judge Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Middleton
Court of Common Pleas
Knox County
Whitefield Middleton
Plaintif
Mt. Vernon
Berry
Ska
Lewis B. Houck
CIGARS Made Over Fifty Years Ago In Mt Vernon
Cigar makers Hajah Wheeler and wife in Wat erford Ohio previously sold un stamped cigars for years and earned a living. When taxes required revenue stamps they refused to comply and stopped selling. Several boxes remain and some cigars were distributed to friends in Mt Vernon. One cigar is shown in the City Cigar store window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Hajah Wheeler
Waterford
Ohio
Wheeler
Mre. Wheeler
City
Daughter Born to Local Couple in North Sandusky Street
A daughter was born Friday evening to Mr and Mrs Bion Lobuck of North Sandusky Street Re. Reward Bchiairt traveled to Columbia this morning to spend the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bion Lobuck
North Sandusky Street
Bchiairt
Columbia
Ohio Butter Labeling Law Explained and Prosecutions
The dairy and food department outlines three butter classes under Ohio law and penalties for selling renovated or process butter as dairy butter. It clarifies legal sale only for first and third classes Titled as renovated butter, and notes merged butter is illegal. The department aims to reduce prosecutions by publicizing these rules and seeks dealer cooperation in enforcing the pure food law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dairy and Food Department
Ohio
Cleveland
Strode
Department
Baltimore Sparks Democratic Row Over Parker Chair Bid
The Baltimore convention scene heated as William J. Bryan urged six Democratic hopefuls to oppose Judge Alton B. Parker for temporary chairman. Governor Wilson and Speaker Champ Clark weighed replies while leaders push for a compromise to avoid floor clashes. Sixty to eighty seats are contested as factions rally around Parker or a progressive alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
New York
Bryan
Champ Clark
Wilson
Burke
South Dakota
Fpoos
Massachusetts
Baldwin
Connecticut
Gaynor
Judge Parker
Parker
Balti
American Press Assoc
Charles F. Murphy
Will J. Bryan
Mort
Clark
Will
Woodrow Wilson
Harmon
Underwood
Taggart
Committee On
Mr. Tassart
Mr. Taggart
Norman BP
Mack Vaying
Contested Delegates Split Races Across States
The text describes contested delegate fights in multiple states for the party’s two wings led by different leaders. In one region eight delegates are at stake with a large contested slate between factions of the party. South Dakota shows a clash between Wilson supporters and Champ Clark delegates by narrow margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arn Th Iinots
Bmuth
Attiota
Contérta
Lowheed
Delatewat
Congressional Atherton
Rewer Bullivan
Denicernoy
Hearst Harlam
Con Tentanta
South Dakota
Wilson
Champ Clark
Gaynor and Clark Dividing Attention Amid Baltimore Campaign
In Baltimore Gaynor’s familiar figure appears at the Emer son hotel alongside a pamphlet from The Democratic Association of New York. The Anti-Saloon League frames a war on Speaker Clark with claims liquor interests back Clark. William M. Anderson accuses pro temperance forces of blocking interstate liquor shipping regulation in committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Gaynor
Emerson Hotel
William J. Gaynor
New York
Wilton
Harmon and
Clark
Democratic Association of New York
Jacob A. Cantor
Fromme
Hie
William M. Anderson
Senate
Committee On the Judiciary
Boy Hurt In Yard Accident At Went Front Street
The young son of Mailcarrier H. H. Hildebrand sustained a severe head wound Friday afternoon while climbing a shed at home. He struck the sharp wooden beam, cutting deeply, and was rushed to Dr. S. E. B. Deeley for several stitches to close the gash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Hildebrand
Front Street
S. E B. Deeley
Grace Case May Go To Trial Next Week
Atlanta, June 22 report says the prosecuting attorney may press for a trial next week in the case of Mrs Daisy E K Grace charged with attempting to murder her husband Eugene Grace. The husband was found severely wounded March 6 at the Grace home and is paralyzed from the waist down, living with his mother in Newman, with doctors doubting any recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Daisy EK
Grace
Eugene N. Grace
Mr. Grace
Newman
Fatal Collision Kills Conductors in Pittabore Cabooze
J M Hall age 47 killed and Samuel W Saiser 85 fatally injured when a switch engine collided with a caboose bearing Pennay line conductors from Pittabore. Miss Mac Smalley leaves Friday for Northern Indiana for a month visit. Mr Lewis Brereton of Salem arrives to visit son J P Brereton. Postmaster S G Dowd returns home after Chicago Republican convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hall
Samuel W. Saiser
Pennay Line
Pittaborere
Mac Smalley
Indiana
G. Dowd
City
Chicago
Moonlit Recital at Knights of Columbus Hall by Miss Hirshberg
Mrs Wm Edward McCormick hosted a refined afternoon recital featuring Miss Klete Hirshberg of New Ark, who will study opera abroad next year. Her vocal numbers received enthusiastic applause from Mt. Vernon attendees, with accompaniments by Miss Sabina Hirsch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moat
Edward McCormick
Knights of Columbus
Klete Hirshberk
Newark
Mise Hirshberg
Thel Buente
Mt. Vernon
Givnn
Mins Hirshberg
Hue Ib
Roger
Body of Unknown Man Found Near Bellville
The unidentified man, about 28 to 20 years old, was found killed and cut in twain beside the west corporation Mine of Bellville by an eastbound freight crew around 5 am. He wore a dark striped suit, grey socks, black shoes, and no hat. No identifying marks were found. authorities suspect he fell from a box car while riding a freight train. Burial expected Saturday by township trustees. Authorities believe death occurred shortly after midnight amid rain. The man appeared well dressed, not a tramp, and may have been traveling from Mt. Vernon to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfeld News
West Corporation
Bellville
Shaffer Undertaking
Belleville
Mt. Vernon
St Vincent de Pauls school promotion ceremony
The grammar school commencement at St Vincent de Pauls school auditorium Friday evening drew a large attendance. Rev L W Mulbane delivered an address and promoted sixteen students to enter the High school next year. Piano numbers were exceptionally fine showing careful instruction by the school’s music instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent de Paul's School
L. W. Mulbane
Local Visitors Attend Social Outing At Gale Heath
Mr and Mrs Le A Culbertson sail wn George and Ray went to Gale Heath Saturday to thete machine to upend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ge W CO Perry. Mr John Lee of New York City formerly of Mr Vernon who has beam in the theatrical tents led the quent of the breather, Tey James F Lee North Mainstreet
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le A. Culbertson
George and
Ray
Gale
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh Containing Mercury
Public health warning lists mercery compounds found in ointments for catarrh noting dangerous surface contact and internal ingestion risks. The notice mentions Toledo and vendors selling preparations and urges caution against unverified products.
Liabilities Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Tax Provisions
Fragmentary financial note lists liabilities capital stock paid in and surplus fund with references to unpaid or provisional tax provisions and possible understatement of profits.
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C Long
Amelia 8 Pinkley
Brown
Lavine Sarael
Burton D. Herron
Hamtramck
Emma Bookwalter
Lloyd Bailey
Jackson
Gaynor and
Young Lotory
Mrs. Grace
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Lewis Brereton
Salem
J. P. Brereton
Ociety News
Chesterville
J BT Jenkins
Pleasantville
James
A. V. Lerch
Helen Vernon
Wes
San Francisco
Cal
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Juy 4
Myal
Federation
Yercloid Pennypacker
Titus
Philip Carpenter
Jacob Struble
Fredericktown
Wellington Struble
Cincinnati
Charles Simons
A. Moxey
Columbus Ewalt
Rockford, Il
J. R. Motley
Rockford
Motley
Thin City
Mary Ann Nichols
John Nichols
North Division Street
Pike Township
Mra
L. A. Barker
N. B. Adrian
Ardella Daniela
Wayne Township
J. H. Nichols
Mansfield
H. H. Hurley
Amity Cemetery
St. Vincent de Pant High School
Audiiorium
McCormick
O. H. Wernicke
Ranmactsvedi & CH
Toledo
Chin
Well
Banner
New Minex National Bar
Gila
Furnjiuee
Eeibocetriinsinese
RMA
Tron Banke
Hot Broome Ooo
Bankera
Trust Companion
Savings Banks
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Aida
Arma Kaserption
Arma Kaserption Fund. ‘Sith
Fat ‘Fremmurer
Colville LL . Inc
Ralph
Ringwalt
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