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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

7

Underwood Tariff Bill Passes House With Split Vote

Washington May 9 The Underwood tariff bill cleared the House by 281 to 139 with five Democrats crossing the aisle. Progressives two Republicans and one Independent joined the Democrats in opposing parts of the plan. Representative Tavenner spoke on income tax, arguing it would shift burden from consumers to the wealthy and reduce living costs, while noting the bill’s transmission to the Senate Finance Committee.

Senate Washington House Ideni Stoussard Depre Morgan and Lasaro Louisiana Smith New York Kelley Pennsylvania Nolan Californ Carey Stafford Wisconsn Kent California St. Underwood Underwood Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Oscar W. Underwood Jeuilera Committee On Finance Simmons North Carolina Clyde M.tavenner Minnots Tavenner Mia Democratic Congressional Committee Ute United Ton Congress United States

Brandon Ep worth League Organizes at Brandon M E Church

May 10 Ep worth League organized at a Brandon Ohio meeting held Friday evening by the Brandon M E church Young People. Helen Baxter chosen to read the meeting next Friday. Officers elected include President Miss Iva Kring First Vice President Miss Pearl Morey Second Vice President Miss Lulu Hildreth Third Vice President Miss Botella Hunter Fourth Vice President Ray Morey Secretary Miss Jenn Resien Treasurer Miss Minosie Giger.

Brandon Ohio Epworth League Brandon M. E Micu Helen Baxter Iva Kring Mise Pearl Morey Lulu Hildreth Miee Botella Hunter Peerth Ray Morey Shorepary Mise Jang Resien Bimameti Pingist Minosie Giger

Mt Vernon social notes and local visits

In Mt Vernon many residents are noted visiting relatives and friends in nearby cities. Mrs McCann underwent surgery at Grant Hospital in Columbus, and Mrs Dill was operated on at Mt Vernon hospital with satisfactory results. Several travelers and visitors from Columbus Logan Dayton and New York are mentioned, including Mina Vincent Beverly and Mr J A Stroman.

Charles Mile Wevarely Howe Thigewond Avenue J. A. Stroman Trane Priday Tiorcine Greece Gambler Mina Mary Vincent Beverly Ohio Mic Helen Horner Medical and Surgical Sanitarium Job Monaghan Columbus Mt. Vernon Mra McCann William F. Rimer E. W. Horner Dayton Mis Helen Horner T. M. Dill Mt. Vernon Hospital Charles J. Stevenson New York City J. G. Stevenson John Jennings Wooster Avenue J. B. Parker de Villbis Manufacturing Co Toledo George Fitzsimons East Gambier Street Parker Fitzalmons Chillicothe

The Country Church and Country Life

The article argues the country church is vital to rural vitality and farm life, noting farmers form the backbone of economy and civil life. It stresses strengthening the Young Men’s Christian Association’s role to unite and empower rural communities for their share of national needs.

Young Men's Christian Association Tiltford

Newspaper Regulation Act Signed in Columbus

Columbus, May 10. The governor signed and enacted the newspaper regulation bill, introduced in the legislature as bill No. 1. The measure, amended before passage, was favored by newspapers.

Columbus Thewspapers

Swiss Workhouse Trap For Unemployed Men

Recent reports show authorities in Swiss towns tightening relief for jobless men. Able workers receive a job offer and must accept or be sent to the workhouse where harsh hours and strict supervision await. Those with papers proving reliable work history can seek aid at relief stations, but chronic idlers lose access to support.

Switzerland

Death of Charles K. Staunton in Gambier Ohio

Charles K. Staunton longtime barber and carriage painter in Gambier died suddenly at noon after a heart trouble attack at his home. He is survived by his wife a brother and other relatives in Mt Vernon.

Man's Arm Broken In Fall From Wagon Near Arnold Store

David Larabee of Rowlands Co fell from a wagon driven by him near the Arnold store, striking his left arm on a telephone pole. The arm broke above the elbow and he received medical attention at Dr. Deeley's office after ambulance transport. Charles Sapp, recently with Terre Haute team, left Mt. Vernon for Zanesville to join the Central League club.

David Larabee Rowlands Co Hegan Arnold Chappelear BE. Deeley Sweitzer Bellville Mt. Vernon Charles Sapp Terre Haute Indiana Zanesville Cemtral League

Boy's Lungs Penetrated by Steel Projectile

Lonine, O May release notes a boy wounded by a steel fragment from a nail in a factory, the bullet traversing both lungs and lung cavity, with doctors hopeful but cautious about recovery. he was employed at a local steel castings plant.

Lonine Jung Focal Steel Castings

Friedmann Unruffled Over Initial Report In York

Dr. Friedmann remained calm on a preliminary Washington report claiming a possible tuberculosis cure. He dismissed urgency, calling the early findings premature and noting there was nothing to say at that time.

Friedmann W York Washington

Frankenstein era kitchen design notes from a distant archive

A fragmentary manual describes modernizing a desk area with practical substitutions. It mentions a Handy Desk, a faux wallpaper table cover, and shelves under the table. A feather colored fabric and leather binding for a notebook are proposed as tasteful finishes.

Attorney at law card for Mt Vernon professional services

Professional cards for L. B. Houcke attorney at law listing office in Rogers building No 111 South Mato street Mt. Vernon Ohio rooms 2 and 3 second floor and business of legal nature with prompt attention in the Presidate Court Office Best High Street Mt. Vernon New phone Office 104

L. B. Houcke Attorney -At-Law Rogers’ Building South Mato Ceet Mt. Vernon Ohio Best High Street Office 104

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