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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1913

Page

7

Widen the Viaduct Report on City Flood Damage

City officials release findings from March flood investigation detailing damage to infrastructure and the need to widen the viaduct. Report outlines structural impacts and proposed remedial measures with focus on public safety.

River Channel Widening Sought By Mt Veron Flood Board

Mayor A A Perrins received a letter from Capt Fiske of the Corps of Engineers detailing flood damage in Mt Vernon Ohio and urging widening and clearing of the river channel. The plan calls for removing obstructions including a masonry arch bridge near the railroad station and improving waterway capacity with local engineer plans reviewed by the board.

A. A. Perrins Capt. Fiske Corps of Engineers United States Army Mt. Vernon Ohio Ciy Plaon Plana For Columbus Francia R. Shunk Board of Oficera On River Foods

Sheriff Sale Notice for Gill-Herman Co and Hannah Mass Ve

Two properties listed for sale at the courthouse on Saturday in Mesala. Gill-Herman Co. versus Leos House and Lot at 00 East Hamtramck Street appraised at 1000 dollars. Hannah Mass versus Lens Wells, house and lots in South Vernon appraised at 1810 dollars.

Sheriff's Gale Eher Mesala Court House Gill-Herman Co Leos East Hamtramck Hannah Mass Ve. Lens Wells South Vernon

Thieves Rob Dental Offices in Mansfield City

Thieves struck two Mansfield dental offices on Went Fourth Street and in the Bowers and Bymer buildings. About 100 dollars worth of gold was taken from the Wat ford office and 40 to 60 dollars from the Union Painless office. Access via transoms. dust and fingerprint marks noted. Mrs Brown reported pearls worth 400 dollars missing, while the lock to the cabinet was picked. Dr. Wolford’s office yielded 100 dollars of gold leaf and plate with earlier losses in October. No insurance reported.

Mansfield @ vinit Union Painless Dentals Bowers Union Painless Dentists Mre. Brown

Fredericktown To Get Electric Light Soon

Engineers from the Frank B Ball Electric Light Co. of Jon City survey and lay mains along the road to Fredericktown, paving the way for electric service to reach the village in the near future.

Frank B. Ball Electric Light Co Jon City Atukes Fredericktown

Theft of Secret of World’s Greatest Dreadnought Arouses Ire

Washington details report a theft of plans for the Dreadnought Pennsylvania from navy offices. The papers held the fire control secret for twelve 14 inch guns and 22 five inch guns, controlled from the battle ship’s mast, crucial to its defense. Rear Admiral Twining’s secret was at stake and could aid enemies if disclosed.

Uncle Sam Washington Pennsylvania Navy Department Twining United States

Obituary notes James Hess and others in Mt Vernon

James Hess of Howard died at his brother Walter L Heay s home at 800 North Gay street after heart trouble. He was about 60 years old and survived by wife and daughter. Mrs Annabell Francis widow of David Francis died in Martinsburg of heart trouble at around age 60, survived by son and two daughters. Mrs Garath Brentinger died at 302 West Gambier street after long illness from complications, survived by husband, sons and two sisters. Funeral details list churches and interment at Gambier.

James Hess Howard Walter L. Heay North Gay Street Hess Mt. Vernon Annabell Francis David Francia Martinsburg Presbyterian Church O. R. Newcomb Liberty Indiana Martinabuce Barah Belle Brentiinger Garath Helle Brentinger West Gambiertreet Warbors George Hrentlinger Almiers Church of the Holy Spirit Gambier George Smythe

Verdict for $15 in favor of Korns returned in common pleas

Jury in Knox county Common Pleas returned a verdict for the plaintiff in the case of Korns yu versus The Central Delivery Company. Afternoon session featured other cases including Roberta Fertiliver Co. vs Bowers and Blubaugh vs Mowery with motions filed. Also noted ocular injuries in metal trades and a neutrality statement from Obig Manufacturers' Association regarding Green workmen's compensation act referendum. Property transfers listed include Howard and Mt. Vernon parcels with small sums.

Korns Obig Manufacturers’ Association Opha Moore Mr. Moore

Warrant Hearings for Joanna Thomas and Isabel Walker

Joanna Thomas and Isabel Thom Walker face charges before Justice George Harter. Viola Rooker alleges threats of assault with intent to kill. warrants served by Constable Bumpus. Mary Simmons swore affidavits alleging both women will assault her. peace warrants issued and served. All released on recognizance and ordered to appear at 2 oclock Tuesday morning for hearing.

Joanna ‘Thomas Isabel Thom Walker Justice of the Peace George S. Harter Joanna Thomas Squire Harter Viola Rooker Bumpus Mary &. Simmons Isabel Thomas Walker Mary Simmons Kim Thie Justice Harter

Knox County Medical Society Holds Enthusiastic Meeting

The Knox County Medical Society held its regular monthly meeting at the Y. M. C. A. building this morning. It was well attended by physicians from across the area and described as an enthusiastic session with lively discussions.

Knox County Medical Boulery Y. MC. A

Arrest Warrant Target Nabbed in Parkersburg WV

Ray Peacock, indicted by the Knox county grand jury over a year ago on non-support of a minor, was captured in Parkersburg West Virginia on Thursday. Sheriff Woolisom received a telegram Friday morning from Parkersburg police stating Peacock is jailed. The sheriff will travel to Parkersburg to bring Peacock back.

Ray Peacock Knox County Parkersburg West Virginia Woolisom Peacock

Goggles cheaper than eye protection for workers

Columbus Ohio May 14 report on state liability Board of Awards urging employers to adopt safety eye gear. Training rules under consideration focus on proper use of goggles and compensation aspects for workers.

State Liability Board Columbus Ohio State Liability Board of Awards Gomgice Herof Jadoenes

Baccalaureate Sermon Set for Mt Vernon Hill School

The baccalaureate address for Mount Vernon Hill graduates will be given Sunday evening in the First Presbyterian church by the Rev. W. A. Clemmer. An advertisement notes Scott's Emulsion as a digestion friendly body food aiding exhausted women with household duties and improving strength without harmful drugs.

TRE Mt. Vernon Hill School First Presbyterian Church W. A. Clemmer Scott

Severns Pleads Nolo Contendere on Illicit Water Charge

Mayor Wallace Severin fined $350 with $100 suspended for illegally selling into skating rink. plea entered before Mayor Perrine, paid $100, remaining balance to be settled later. Chief R. S. Clementa delivered the charge. Glenn Burrell, US government engineer and former Mt. Vernon resident, visiting from Newport News en route to Bowdoin, Mass.

Wallace Severin Nolo Iique Clementa Perrine Costa Glenn Burrell United States Mt. Vernon Newpor News Bowton Mass

Report on Knox County Treasury Examination 1912

The Knox County Ohio Treasury examination report dated May 11 188 and May 14 1912 certifies a thorough audit. It lists cash balances and disbursements including fees for probate judge sheriff clerk and recorder. The report notes treasury items balance and remarks praise the county officers for assistance and orderly condition of funds.

Knox County Ohio Ion McDern Rowit Knox Co. Treasury Treasuers Charles W. Colgin Mr Gaines Satania Mi ‘Ernon A. D Philip Ba Goare

Law Bars All Aliens in Arizona Telegraphic Rant

A May report from Phoenix outlines a harsh, jumbled decree barring aliens from land ownership and citizenship, paired with a pro open air health screed urging walking, sun exposure, and simple meals. The piece weaves policy with unsolicited public-health advice, naming no clear authorities or dates beyond May.

Phoenix Ariz Arizona Aalatien Thi

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