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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1916

Page

4

Mack Leads GOP Rally With Cincinnati Theme

A convention narrative shows Rudy Mack, GOP candidate for governor, delivering a declaration of principles highlighting anti saloon league work and clashes with the Willis administration. The text accuses a state alliance of violating laws, with references to speakeasies and quoricense officials.

Witlin Rudolph A. Mack Cincinnati Hamilton County Anti- Saloon League Willis Rudy Mack Quoricense Comiitanton Mack

Questionable honesty in candidate conduct debated at convention

The platform adopted at the Republican state convention raises a pledge for governors and candidates to practice honesty in dealings with the people. Critics ask if truth should be sacrificed for expediency, debating whether leaders should uphold full candor. The wording targets honesty in state government and political conduct.

Ohio Mady Eden Frank J. Wille Republcan Evernor Ubio

Volunteer enlistment effort wanes for Columbus Battery

Former members of Tib city battery showed little interest in joining Battery ¢ of Columbus. Juliae Headington led enlistment efforts Saturday night with only one percent signing. The few who did sign withdrew, Headington’s dam burned down, and the chamber of commerce discussed arranging a new company.

Tib City Columbus Juliae Headington Lowell Headngton Chamber of Com Perot Taras Reilinoee Meadngton Elaubin Estima Merrion Fee

Widows Pension Bill Debate By Rep Ashbrook

Representative Willa A Ashbrook spoke on H R 11707 the Widows Pension Bill lifting civil war widows pensions from 12 to 20 dollars for those married before 1865 and 70 year olds, detailing prior acts and noting growing support for broader military widows relief while praising Gen Sherwoods service and urging passage.

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Widows Pension Bill Advocated By Veteran Representative

A long speech argues for extending Widows Pension to remarried widows and widows of deceased soldiers, defending the 15 year marriage restriction and age limits while urging swift congressional passage. The speaker praises the bill’s justice, links support to veteran gratitude, and cites constituent letters and political pressure.

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Chrisman Family Reunion Held At Mitford Country Home

The Chrisman family annual reunion gathered on June 21 at Mr. and Mrs. T. Cow’s country home in Mitford town. About seventy members attended with dinners, toasts, and reports from officers including Artie Chrisman as secretary and Edward Coe as treasurer. Attendees listed several family members, and plans for future reunions were discussed.

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