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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1918
Page
6
A Gilead man, aged about forty, was killed in action in France, with the telegram noting the death and identifying surviving relatives including his mother and Charles Milp of Maine. The report mentions delivery of the telegram and notes the victims’ background and immediate family.
Kenyon College hosts commencement and degree conferral ceremonies with a Monday morning program led by the president. Alumni events include a reunion of the Alumni Linebooty and gatherings by the Kenyon Hathalion society, plus tennis matches and a formal dedication ceremony funded by a Cleveland donor.
The county plant protection group discusses eradicating barberry linked to wheat disease. Authorities review harm from European barberry and assess a one year field trial at Clyde and nearby stations to study the plant's impact on wheat and ongoing state actions.
County Agent Anderson says only the Japanese barberry is safe for hedges while European varieties threaten wheat crops. Local nurserymen favor European barberry for ornamental use, but widespread eradication measures are urged as wheat regions face losses. Denmark previously banned wild barberry to protect wheat yields. The plan hinges on public recognition of the danger and action to remove risky plantings.
In Ohio's souvenir issue of the Gump Sheridan Reveille the camp unit honor is noted. The three section paper imitates a daily with cartoons and soldier features about the 1 Bathory Hilet Artillery at Camp Sheridan and local figures.
A rough transcript notes a 00.10 meeting of the Dentists of 00 board. Attendees listed include Gray, Dewtey, Serhan, Carl setlers, Dan Ville, Lavrick, Myedertektown, and the Teta of Conterform Whe Hatriet. Representatives from Granville, Vataska in Newark, and Cobian attended a visit in Kivax county.
Mire Margaret Thiiverts, aged 28, died at midday after an illness in Liberty township. She leaves eight children and is survived by her husband and family. Funeral arrangements are pending with local authorities.
A historic Wisconsin notice extols state loyalty during the war era, detailing enlistment totals, voter behavior, and civic sacrifice. It notes 46 750 enlisted, two percent non responders, and compares Wisconsin to other states while praising patriotic duty and Wartime support until victory.
A wave of cabarets in Chicago shut down after Brewers disturbances provoke citywide closures. Patrons face enforcement actions as venues cancel shows and train staff fear further disorder. Officials cite patron safety and public order amid lingering tensions downtown.
Local unrest erupts as brewers and saloon supporters clash with reformers over a proposed ordinance. Controversy centers on licensing rules, admission charges, and the fate of entertainment venues amid efforts to curb liquor sales. Officials move to limit saloon activity while owners threaten lawsuits and protests.
Walter D. Mugen, son of ton Wo Mie Aa or Kat Vine, trained at the Great Laleew Naval Trotting station. He was writing from the mutgoliss nimi of the Stillen and expected to join his company with a fire avitiher of sailors. Mason centered in the yeonen Weavel of the navy during the softer war with Germany.
A U.S. Army aviator achieved new height and endurance records, piloting a demonstrator aircraft at an airfield. The engine ran for over an hour after takeoff, with fuel flow and tank measurements withheld by authorities. The mission showcased innovations and impressed observers despite incomplete data on power and fuel endurance.
Relatives of Hivny Whihani of ML fear disaster after a relief expedition and community search fail to locate a Mt Gilead boy. Mrs Milton Statlees and M Clavie Metre await word as families anxiously await news of a missing son amid unclear circumstances.
A local exemption board received a claim from Sherwood Run registered in Charleston requesting aid status changes. Franeta, living in Charleston, was originally classified in Class 4 due to a misrecord. The request impacts 10 board entries and seeks reclassification under craft man category.
Vernon Kinney appointed to manage the drive in Vernon region for the Thad Crosse team, with Workers of Sou Vernon slated to support the effort. The notice outlines local engagement and organizational roles for the upcoming drive and team management.
Mrs. William Petia of Chestnut Street and Jennie Hawk of Chih Heathe mourn the loss with brother Joseph Hawk of New York. Funeral services overlook Sunday at Mrs. William Totman’s home, with geeta ptteer and Mieial ar Cia blues noted in the record.
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