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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1911
Page
2
Judge Wickham argues the greater good results from the Lee case, benefiting both Lee and the general public. He asserts the course will set a constructive precedent and serve the community’s interests through measured legal action.
Emmett M Wickham defends his handling of the Michael T Lee case in Knox County Court, describing the suspension of sentence for Lee as without conditions. He argues the judge weighs crime and offender, defends judicial discretion, criticizes hostile editorial attacks, and requests public understanding while upholding his official conduct.
A toy balloon set paper on fire at the residence of Mr. A. Bope on East Gambier Street Friday around 10 pm. Firefighters were summoned but the house was not in danger and the department was not needed.
Darwin Braddock, about five miles south of the city, was loading bay on a wagon when he slipped and fell onto a pitch fork. The steel prong pierced the bottom of his right foot and exited the top. Dr. F. L. Singrey administered surgical care.
Washington June 24 2011 mandates every common railway carrier to report by telegraph to the Interstate Commerce Commission any collision derailment or other accident resulting in death of one or more persons after July 1 2011 Prompt reporting of railway accidents is urged to improve records and safety.
The Pleasant St Vincent De Pauls Alumni Association held a delightful program in the school auditorium. A notable turnout enjoyed performances and fellowship shared by attendees and alumni.
Rev L W Mulhane gave a fine address at St Vincent de Pauls School Tarveltiat High School auditorium Friday evening. The Alumni Association welcomed the incoming class with music and toasts praising the school and its progress.
TheonOMAION thanked members for thriving in the Soho area. He stated appreciation for efforts to preserve culture and encouraged continued support for local arts and events in the district.
Fragmentary probate notes list John M Woollpan as administrator of Dayty Wonttean with heirs and assets. Mentions marriage licenses and individuals including James H Popham and Helen Maud Maxwell in Pike County, with Albert and Thomas as witnesses amid scattered place names and dates.
A birth notice from Wad Baturdar Mersing announces the arrival of a child to Mr. and Mrs. W H Basner. The brief item confirms the new baby’s birth without additional details.
Walter Jennings sustained a severe arm sprain while tending a cherry tree on Pry day afternoon. He was brought to the hospital where Dr. Jaden F Lee treated the injury.
An 19th century warning notes mercury in catarrh ointments and urges against their use. It highlights Halls Catarrh Cure by Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free, claiming internal action to aid blood and mucous membranes. The notice also mentions Gail's Family Pills for constipation and lists druggists as sellers.
A local alumni luncheon was held Friday afternoon at Harcourt Place in Gamer. About twenty alumni attended as Grace Chirk of Cane ton, Ole, was elected president for the ensuing year. The event featured a well decorated lawn and honored Mian Allee Kirk, Mie Campbell, and Mia J. 8. (Gabes and daughter, Mine Mary) among the attendees.
Practical course offered to fit individuals for business careers in the commercial world. Training aims to help students ascend to high salaries or lead a great concern, with emphasis on practical preparation for success in any walk of business.
Short locals list shows Moaire Charles and friends leaving Akron for two weeks visiting Gabler, Parker, and Lang in Cleveland and Michigan. Mies Cochran attends alumni banquet in Vincennes while others depart for Chicago, Anderson Indiana, and Indianapolis to visit relatives and friends. Hon. Koons travels to Cedar Point. Mr and Mrs Houck along with Dan plan a European voyage, returning late September.
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