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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

4

Elks Lodge Initiation Banquet Tuesday Evening Mt Vernon

Elks lodge No 140 at Mt Vernon will initiate a class of candidates at a special meeting Tuesday evening. All members including visiting Elks are invited. Fireside program follows a social session with a varied menu including pickled olives pink salmon sardines roast beef American cheese onions radishes boiled ham potato salad baked beans punch and assorted cheeses and nuts.

Mt Vernon Lodge No B. P.O Oce Picklon Olives

Deaths of Patrick Condon and Schiapparase family

Patrick M Condon of 808 East Front Street died Sunday at 2 30 pm after a brief heart illness. He was born June 10 1886 and survived by his wife Carrie and several children. The Schiappacasse family from East High Street lost Mrs J Schiappacasse who died in Detroit, age 8. funeral planned in Detroit. The Charles Stanton funeral was held for a Gambier resident at the Church of the Holy Spirit with interment in Gambier cemetery.

Patrick M. Condon East Front Street Carrie Comden Mr. Condon J. Schiappacause J. Schiappacasse A. Schiappacaese East High Street Thin City Detroit Michigan Mra Schiappi Charles Stanton Gambier Church of the Holy Spiat Smythe Elating

Prohibition Campaign Set for National League Meeting

A campaign to nationalize prohibition will be discussed at the upcoming biennial session of the Antalchan League of America in Columbus from May 10 to 14. The policy was approved by two thirds of the headquarters committee of the national organization.

Columbus Anthtalcan League of

Rug and carpet specials at Tan Store Vernon

Local store advertises full width wool and cotton rug materials priced at 35 cents per yard. Also features Biotacines and Go-Carts at 8.75 dollars per dozen, with various widths and prominent sale lengths and remnants offered.

Tod Gils Ernon

Struck Iceberg Near Montreal In Dense Fog

The Forness Mier Chiltern Range sailing Hull to Montreal arrived with bow plates moved in after colliding with an iceberg in dense fog. The steamer slid off the iceberg and lay beside it, surrounded by invisible icebergs, like a ship alongside a dock wall.

Montreal Forness Mier

French Aviator Brindeone Completes Bremen to London Flight

French aviator Brindeone den Noullaale began from Bremen and landed at Honndon aviation field after passing Brussels and Ca lais. He covered about 45 miles in the day and completed the journey in roughly 20 minutes of air time, arriving in London.

London Brindeone den Noullaale Bremen Bruy Dola Honndon Aviation Feld Brussels Calais Wiel Chamgel

Spanish Girl 13 Named State’s Prettiest in San Francisco

San Francisco May 12 Emma De Valasso wins title of prettiest girl in the state. Her photo will adorn the Portola festival poster in October. Born in San Angelo in 1485, she is of Spanish descent. hundreds of photographs from across the state were submitted and she was selected.

San Francisco Eimma de Valasso Abe San Angles

Bonehead insult sparks odd vow over head donation

A fragmentary dialogue shows a man named Reggie recalling a vulgar insult from an American print source. The speaker claims the rude party should have his head donated to a collar butter factory after death, reflecting a peculiar mock exchange and unclear context.

Bonehead Reggie Roaton Tranacrint

National Commission Probes Poole Selling in Baseball

The National Baseball Commission has begun an inquiry into an alleged pool selling scheme tied to baseball games. Chairman Herrmann stated the Broadway firm will be investigated and potential arrests will follow if laws are violated. The commission vows to curb such activity amid claims of premium payments to bookmakers. No Memorial Day parade will be held in Dayton this year as committees prepare to decorate soldiers’ graves.

National Commission New York National Baseball Commission Poole Herrmann Broadway Poeta Dayton Sraven

Senators concede votes on Underwood tariff bill

Washington reporters say Democratic leaders in the senate may lose two votes from Louisiana against the Underwood tariff bill. The party could be reduced to a two vote majority or even face a tie if another Democrat shifts support. Vice president may decide a tie but uncertainties loom. The bill will be sent to the finance committee after the 2 pm Senate session with expected sharp debate and no public-hearing instruction.

Washington Senate Louisiana Iwadera

Fireworks Plant Explosion Kills Five Girls in Rome

An explosion at a Rome fireworks factory during overtime for signal rockets for the War Office and the Admiralty killed five girls and seriously injured five others. Police and authorities investigate the accident and potential felony charges loom for related figures.

City of Rome Rome War Office Admiralty

The Writers and Public Figures in London

Frederic Villiers, a veteran war correspondent for thirty six years, is noted among writers.George Bernard Shaw declares himself one of Europe’s most celebrated men.Owen Winter joins a memorial fund committee for Samuel Gilman of Charleston where Gilman preached twenty years.The Marchioness Townshend becomes editor of a new weekly book Verve In the King's Garden Our Dumb Friends organ will publish weekly in London for the Dumb Friends league.

Frederic Villiers London George Bornard Shaw Europe Owen Winter Samuel Gilman Harvard Charleston Gilman Marchionens Townshend Peerems Our Dumb Friends League

Short Stories and Immigration Quirks From Past Headlines

A jumble of notes reports Chinese admission to New Zealand for 1500 dollars per bead, a president replying to letters, and the White House employing forty secretaries. It also claims 2,000,000 coronistas settled in Siberia and 78,000,000 acres of land cultivated. Los Angeles police chief secures a salaried position for a jailed man’s wife.

New Zealand White House Siberta Los Angeles

Hatfield assails Kern over West Virginia mine strike rhetoric

West Virginia Governor Henry D. Hatfield denounces Indiana Senator Kern for a senate resolution seeking federal probe of coal fields. Hatfield defends law and order, denounces Kern for alleged misinformation, and reiterates will aid any investigation while warning against inflammatory talk by Mrs. Mother Jones. Also notes Dana Durand to join University of Minnesota faculty.

Charleston W. Va Henry D. Hatfield West Virginia John W. Korn Indiana United States Senate Hatfield Kern Boem Peron Lawlexsnena Bhota Pratt Mrs. Jones West ‘Virginia Senator Kern Jones

Egypt Fought Money Trust 4000 Years Ago

Archaeologists claim ancient Egypt battled a money trust millennia ago and question the impact of its actions on the civilization. The article notes sensational assertions about economic forces and public perception from various urban papers.

Egypt Chicago News Boston Transcript United States Manchester Calon

Up With the Dance and Simplified Culture Critique

The passage notes crude demand for cookbooks by the agriculture department and the erosion of poetic craft, contrasting refined tastes with simplified music and art. It cites Beaton, the New York World, and the Baltimore Sun in a critique of cultural trends.

Questionable Fashion Quips From Old Newspapers

Fashion phrases tease hats and plumes in an interrogation note from Albany Journal while a Baltimore Star quips on half skirts and trousers. Cimarron Jackson comments on shifting views of style, noting how what was once considered short now passes for long.

Albany Journal Baltimore Cimarron Kam) Jackson

Anhut Indicted for Bribery in Thaw Case Arraigned Today

New York May 12 John Nicholson Anhut lawyer indicted for bribery in an alleged effort to secure Harry K Thaw's release from the Mattewan Asylum was arraigned before Justice Seabury Th criminal branch of the supreme Court. The indictment stems from a governor led inquiry into a conspiracy connected with Thaw. Dr Russell, former Mattewan Infirmary superintendent, testified Anhut offered 25000 to prove Thaw sane. Russell is expected to be chief witness. Thaw was summoned to court today. President Wilson shown a fan of Griffs and local players. Fresno Rea hits .400 in first 11 games for Pirates.

New York John Nicholson Anhut Harry K. Thaw Mallewon Asylum Justice Seabury Criminal Branch Supreme Court Anhut Sulset Thaw Dy. Joum WV. Russell Mattewan Inaticu Mog Anbut Russell Harry K.thaw Tomar Pew Cag

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