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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1910

Page

4

Democratic County Convention Set For Knox County

Knox county delegates elected at the May 17 1910 primary will meet at Mt. Vernon court house on June 4 1910 at 1 pm to select delegates and alternates to the Democratic State Circuit Judicial and Senatorial conventions. Nearly all townships and wards receive specific delegate allocations including Millersburg and Mt Vernon wards, with Howard Fookwon Jetternon Liberty Milford and others named among participants. The meeting is called by the Democratic County Central Committee led by Chairman Jover Cunningstam.

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Taxing board clash cited in Ohio politics

A Republican paper criticizes the Langdon tax commission as weak and ineffective while noting the governor and legislature faced pressure to reform state tax enforcement. The article references partisan tensions over appointments and duties of the tax review board and the partisan balance of state offices.

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Political clash over local board appointments to tax system

The 1008 legislative session saw Republicans fight to strip local boards of appointment power and move control to the state tax commission. Governor Harmon urged home rule and replacing city boards with mayoral appointments, while the Langdon tax commission drew praise from reformers yet faced partisan obstruction from the legislature. The piece also notes frost impacts on fruit crops with Department of Agriculture tests showing bloom and frost thresholds.

Hiawatha Park Announces May Transformation Opening

New management unveils plans for Hiawatha Park development with a transformation scene set for opening day on May sixth. Col. Ge Hart, park superintendent, hosts two performances by Dave Devil Ditah and a multi act program featuring Professor Walter W. Huub and other acts amid grand rides, athletic displays, and dancing at the pavilion.

Hiawatha Park Anno Ctation Company Col Ge Hart Yeaturday Dave Devil Mont Harlin Walter W. Huub Vilentey Anamement Iivekoye Nooking Agency Oakon le Park

Taft era railroad bill clash with Wickersham role

Washington May 12 Democrats aided by a bloc of progressive Republicans pressured the administration to modify key railroad regulation clauses drafted by Attorney General Wickersham. The fight centered on safeguarding the Sherman antitrust law while curbing corporate power in railroads. Wickersham’s positions drew sharp criticism as pro corporate, prompting debate over the attorney general’s independence and President Taft’s political stance.

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Concert to Aid Woman's Christian Association Fund

At a recent meeting the Woman's Christian Association planned a concert on May 18 with harpist Anna DeMilita and her father, violinist Milas DeMilita, to raise funds for a general fund and to support a home for the aged and a children’s school. Applicants are invited to join the basement library school. a committee will canvas the city for support and tickets are 25 cents.

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Judge Bars Dick from Senate Ballot InjunctionDenied

Cleveland May 10 Judge Babook refused to grant a permanent injunction blocking election boards from printing Charles Dick on the primary ballot for United States senator Dick's name goes on the ballot per ruling as the case proceeds with election officials to finalize ballots and candidacy status.

Cleveland Babook Election Boards Charles Dick United States

Pink and Purple Blooms Lead Home Decor Trend

The piece notes a fashion shift toward pink and purple flowers as popular shades for gardens and interiors. Old world chintz patterns return, with chairs, curtains, wallpaper, and even china adopting floral motifs. Red and rose hues give way to mauve blends, reflecting broader furnishing trends.

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