Resignations and Obituaries Notice of Thanks
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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1913
Page
4
Progresive split mocks reunion with Republicans
East Liverpool figure John L. Builivan resigns from the Ohio Republican ticket for secretary of state and accepts the Progressive party nomination. He argues Republicans seek to absorb Progressives, with talk of reunion seen as surrender of Progressive identity, likening it to mixing oil and water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Builivan
East Liverpool
Ohio Republican
Progrevaire
Bull Moore
Bull Moosers
Sullivan Eaya
Instea
Republican Party
Progressive Party
Mon
Lamb Frog
Lamb
The
Eagles Tie With Newark Olympias In Twelve Inning Thriller
The Eagles and Newark Olympias battled twelve innings with no score until the twelfth. Bowden and Center pitched well, Center fanning fourteen as the Olympias scored in the eleventh, but Newark yielded two in the twelfth to give the Eagles a 2-0 win and a promising start to their season. About 350 fans attended the dramatic contest at Hawaiihe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Newark Olympias
Hiawaihe
Hagten
Newark
Andy
Tomin
Bowden
Engice
Center
Olympias
Howden
Mirteen
Nolther
W J Vance in serious condition after stroke
William J. Vance of 400 Vine Street is in serious condition following a paralytic stroke that struck early Monday. The attack affected his left side after he rose from bed and walked toward the bathroom. Family members notified physicians who arrived promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Vance
Nat Vine Street
Povalbie
Doubtful Money and Counterfeit Coinage in Italy
W. W. Whitelock laments diverse counterfeit and defective money in Italy and neighboring currencies. He cites poor engraving, widespread dubious coins, and restrictive post office rules forcing gold purchases, noting Italians’ penchant for defacing coins and the risk to American exports. He recalls personal episodes of receiving a fake tip and provincial distrust in Italian currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Switzerland
Belgium
Greece
Colna
Victor Emmanuel
Eletto
Bles
Garknoma
Sethie
Howeland
America
Bam
W. W. Whitelock
Chicago
Herwid
Did Not Want the Moon in a Frustrated Exchange
A fragmentary Chicago Record relays a heated street exchange about not wanting the moon, with garbled lines indicating desperation and a strained dinner scene. The text includes misread names and unclear quoted phrases, reflecting OCR damage and urban colloquial tone.
Governor Hunt Arizona Executive Who Signed the Anti Alien Ownership Act
Arizona governor Hunt signed the Anti Alien Ownership Act, establishing restrictions on foreign ownership within the state. The order, issued as an executive directive, outlines enforcement mechanisms and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
End of Big Strike Hopes Rise in Cincinnati Area
Conferences between streetcar officials and union representatives in Cincinnati are believed to pave the way for resuming service. No cars ran, no violence occurred, and talks center on union recognition and arbitration. The Cincinnati Newport and Covington company operates across the Ohio River, with crews in Kentucky towns threatening action if demands are not met. Mayor Hunt defers National Guard use, noting Governor Cox’s stance on local resources and authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Straetcar
Unies
Street Railway Company
Streetcar Company
Schoepf
John Mahon
International Streetcar Union
Resin Orr
Walter Knight
Federate’ Association of Municipal Organizatons
Henry T. Hunt
Cincinnati, Newport and Covington
Oho River
Hunt
Ohio National Guard
Cox
Hagen
Hamilton County
Tly
Country Girls Saved By Aid Society In Year
New York report shows more than 8 000 country girls arriving penniless were assisted by the Travelers Aid Society. Agents met them at depots and rail stations, offering temporary aid lodging and work and warning of fake ads luring them to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Travelers' Aid Society
Plore
Railroad
Extends Time On Underwood Bill Controversy
Washington reports President Wilson may back delaying key dates in the Underwood tariff plan. Secretary Redfield and Senator Simmons discuss extending Schedule K for wool products to November 1, with contracts and raw materials bought on that basis. Also proposed is income tax timing to avoid retroactive issues, with Treasury officials shaping a broad valuation amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Redfield
Commerce Department
Genater Simmons
Mi. Ld
Congress
Binmone
Redfeld
Aupreme Court
Wilfred T. Doulnon
Janes F. Curtin
the Treasury
Customs
Underwood
Ways ‘and Means
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Euch
Officers Elected By Third Ward Mothers and Teachers Club
The final meeting of the year announced a field day on May 29 at Riverside Park at 1 p.m. Officers chosen: President Mrs I M Wolverton First Vice President Mrs W F Rimer Second Vice President Mrs Robert Pitkin Secretary Mrs H E K Fairchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
Mothers and Teachers’ Club
Riverside Park
Offcers
I. M. Wolverton
W. F. Rimer
Robert Pitkin
Mra
H. EK. Fairchild
ANOTHER MIND OF DYNAMITE TRIAL IN MASSACHUSETTS
Benton Massachusetts May 19 William M Wood president of the American Woolen Company with Dennis J Collins and Fred B Atterux were arraigned in Suffolk superior court to stand trial on an indictment charging conspiracy in connection with the planting of dynamite in Lawrence to inflame public opinion against striking mill operatives last summer Eminent counsel engaged for the defense this trial promises to be a notable Massachusetts legal battle New Brunswick New Jersey May 19 Charles eenia Alexander Baker Stephen Matts all of whom are charged with inciting to riot at the recent strike among clay workers along the Raritan River were brought into a court today for trial all pleaded not guilty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton
Mass
William M. Wood
American Woolen Company
Dennis J. Collins
Fred B. Atterux
Suffolk Superior Court
Lawrence
Eminine
Massachusetts
New Brunswick
N. J
Charles Eenia
Alexander Baker
Stephen Matts
Raritan River
Commencement Gifts at The Arnold Store Mt. Vernon Ohio
The Arnold Store offers a wide selection of gifts suitable for both men and women, including new books, fine stationery, fountain pens, pictures, leather and brass wares, and novelties. It claims the largest range of suggestions for high school and college graduates in Mt. Vernon Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Store
Home as the most permanent of mankind’s creations
The remark positions homes as enduring human artifacts, reflecting on permanence and the built environment. It contrasts temporary structures with lasting dwellings, suggesting homes shape identity and society over time.
Suffrage convention opens with keynote in Kansas
Lawrence Kansas May 1 A parade and keynote open the thirteenth annual convention of the Kansas Equal Suffrage Association celebrating the victory for equal suffrage. The program is arranged to mark the victory. In Chicago May 19 the twenty fourth annual meeting of the Sons of the American Revolution convened at the Congress Hotel with President-general James M Richardson of Cleveland presiding. Officers to be elected tomorrow morning and a banquet planned for the evening. Knoz Chapter No 20 Master Sear will meet May 20 at 7 40 pm with initia tion expected. May committee to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kas
Kansae Equal Suffrags Association
Atnes Kinsae
Congress Hotel
James M. Richardson
Cleveland
OfMcers
Benquet
Knoz
Order of the Mastern Sear
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W. J. Vance
Keren
Revord
Eral
Kentucky
Union
Georstary
Dy Pach Bros
Arcretany
Medfield
Mt. Vernont
Ohio
the Home Building Association Company
Ramie Linen
J.S. Ringwalt Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Young America Clothing House
Theo R Hens
Hart Schaffner & Clothes
National
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