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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1915

Page

7

Overriding of the Law in State Highway Dept

Columbus June 26 report says the state highway department operated under the new regime with full knowledge of both the highway commissioner and the governor. The piece compares Ohio and Pennsylvania political shifts and notes lobby influence, vetoes, and eventual outcomes, highlighting the brittle legality and partisan maneuvering surrounding wage and control laws.

Columbus State Highway Department James Marker A. H. Hinkle J. R. Chamberlain Shoemaker Willis Clinton Cowan C. R. Sharp Williams County Cowan Sharp Donahey

Kel remains local ally in Knox county despite Republican overtures

Leonard Kelly of Mt Vernon formed the Commandery in Newark yesterday and attended the Masonic temple dedication. Though respected as an expert stenographer and courted by national figures, he will stay with his youthful friends for now, a choice not driven by local political pressure or voter influence.

Newark Leonard Kelly Mt. Vernon Masonic Temple Kel Knox County Kel!ls Nonce

Local residents headed to visits and trips around state

Numerous Mt Vernon residents and relatives are traveling to Cleveland Columbus Pittsburgh Newark Zanesville and other points. Names include Mr and Mrs Frank Sullivan Mrs Parker Thureton Parker and many others visiting family attending events and spending time in Columbus Cleveland Detroit Denver and New York during a busy weekend of travel and returns.

L. Heaton Jett Stoubenville Altoona Frank Sullivan Bator Gay Martetti Iiys Mra. Gall O Cooksey Marcella Utlea Parker West Gambier Street Mt. Vernon Thureton Parker Ohio State Sanatorium Frank Meade Church of Christ Parsonage C. L. Orr Killbuck Grovers Carpenter North Division Street W. H. Runyan Pittsburgh H. L. Heaton Walnut Str Fred Esterbrook Mary Breinhower Ray W. Garrad Columbi F. M. Pelton Helen North Mulberry Street Herbert Masteller Jack Tanderbaugh Cleveland Elias Leonard Morris Township Jennie Shafer Fredericktown Columbus Evelyn Carpenter C. P. Patterson Grover ©. Carpenter Mansfield Orrville Harris Robert Colopy Akron St. Vincent de Paul's School Danville William Chinn Newton Giles Zanesville Giles Barbara Rakestraw Napoleon Charles Hull Melrose Avenue Andrew Young Gambier Stret Newark P. H. Cosner Mary George City Elizabeth McCormick West High Street Sarah Paddock Martinsburg Misa Carlotta Wolverton Frances Wolverton John Wolverton Kenneth Harper Pointeaux Pins Mich Detroit J. M. Wolverton Arthur Parmenter Fred R. Osborn Denver Colorado Colorado Springs Milton M. Williams Gun Short Chesterville New York Wheeling Baltimore Washington Philadelphia Williams Panama Canal Kroon Mabel Fleming Gertrude Fleming Carita Smithhunter Misa Pa

Officers Named for Clinton Commandery No 5 Year

At the conclave, Clinton Commandery No 5 Knights Templar elected officers for the coming year. Eminent Commander Charen Avorn, Generalissimo George Ei Boenes, Captain General Willian Dyer, Senior Warden Chorin, Junior Warden Donald Ho Harper, Prelate Wiha J Huth, Treasurer Charles A Rape, Recorder Samuel AW Peterman, Standard Bearer Hall Balen ton, Sword Bearer Harry Phillis Warder L J Duke, Sentinel Frank McGugin. Trustees Robert 8 Hull Williams and Frank Harper. Appointments: First Guard RD Dowds, Second Guard F W Stamm, Third Guard J H Apgar. Standing committee: C N Williams, E Rawlinson, B M Allen.

Clinton Commandery No 5 Knuts Templara Charen Avorn George Ei Boenes Willian Dyer Warren William HH. Chorin Donald Ho Harper Tev Wiha J. Huth Charles A. Rape Samuel AW. Peterman Standard Bearop-Hall Balenton Harry Phillis Warder L. J. Duke Sentinel Frank McGugin Robert 8. Hull Williams Frank Harper R.D. Dowds F. W. Stamm J. H. Apgar C. N. Williams E. Rawlinson B. M. Allen

Partitions suit filed in Knox county court over Rogers eastern addition land

Elmer A Hall sues Tile r Wilson et al in partition in Knox county common pleas court over land in Rogers eastern addition to the city. Ewalt Blair represent the plaintiff. A probate account filed by executor Leroy G Hunt shows receipts and disbursements of 1296.69. Deeds filed record Lybarger to Matthews of 94 acres in Gambler for 4200 and Mary Wolford to Joseph Forthome for a lot in Fairview at 450.

Elmer A. Hall Knox County Common Pleas Court Tiler Wilson Rogers Ewalt & Blair Leroy G. Hunt Charles Hurnt Lybarger J. R. Matthews Gambler Mary Wolford Joseph Forthome Fairview

Ladies Aid Society Hosts Pleasant Monday Supper

The Ladies Aid society of the M. Behuren held a delightful afternoon gathering for sixty members at Mrs. J. R. Hadley’s home north of the city. A splendid plenteous supper was served and the event featured warm conversation and cordial fellowship among attendees.

Ladies’ Aid Society M.behuren J. R. Hadley Bertha Edith Rogers East Gambier Street L. 5. Kinnaird Brooks Logansport Indiana

Condition of Miss Lewis After Roadside Incident

Miss Katherine Lewis remains unconscious or semi comatose after leaping from a car on the New Delaware road with Miss Leota Cramer. She can be aroused and recognizes people by name, with doctors hopeful for full recovery from a slight brain concussion. Miss Cramer has recovered and is in excellent condition.

Katherine Lewis New Delaware Road Leota Cramer Miss Lewis Misa Cramer

Hunters Arrested In Warsaw Friday Incident

Game Warden 2, T. Penrose of this city nabbed two Coshocton men Bert Boyer and Samuel Shafer near Warsaw Bri day on a charge of hunting without license. They were arraigned before Squire Abbott of Coshocton, Bach pleaded guilty and was fined $25 and costs.

T. Penrose Coshocton Warsaw Briday Bert Boyer Samuel Shafer Squire Abbott Bach Costa

Care of Babies In Summer

Summer baby care stresses fresh air and restraint from heat. Mothers should provide a screened shady space, keep the baby cool and clean with daily baths, and use mild soap. Diapers, clothing, and hydration are key, with boiled water offered between meals and at night.

Startling Stunts of Heroes and Heroines Across Magazines

A critique of literary magazines notes flawed prose in Atlantic Monthly stories and Munsey’s Magazine examples. It cites line by line missteps such as awkward actions, odd phrasing, and mistaken imagery, praising editors for revision efforts while highlighting numerous examples from several publications.

Atlantic Monthly Aldrich Atlantic James Victoria Edith Wharton Isabel Gordon Curtis Cavalier New Story Outlook Saturday Evening Post Cosmopolitan

Canada Houses War Prisoners in Accord with Hague Rules

Otwwe Ont June 26 Canada stores four thousand prisoners of war. They are housed in camps at Spirit Lake Kapukasing Peter Wawn Valcartier Arrow Lake with internment stations at Halifax Amherst Kingston Brandon Lethbridge Vernon Nanaimo. About 1000 Austrians 100 Germans and 0 Turks are held with several hundred Germans in barracks. Prisoners receive front line rations and 25 cent daily work allowances if employed. Violations bring strict punishments including solitary confinement and bread and water.

Otwwe Ont Canada Bow Conite Desides Germany Spirit Lake Que Kapukasing Peter Wawn Valcartier Arrow Lake Banff Park Halifax Amherst Kingston Brandon Lethbridge Ver~non Nanaimo Hague

Hall's Catarrh Cure Guarantee and Address

A 100 dollar reward offer accompanies claims that Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. The ad asserts the medicine works through the blood and mucous surfaces, promises constitution building, and urges readers to mail for testimonials. It lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio and sells Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Actence Colne Pro F. J. Cheney Toledo 2 Druwe Intaibe Hall

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