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The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1911

Page

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Family Killed as Interurban Hits Buggy Near Newark

Four members of the Dodson family die in a crash seven miles west of Newark Ohio when an Ohio Electric interurban train strikes their horse and buggy. Dennis Dodson 26 Helen Dodson 28 Helen Dodson 7 Edith Dodson 1 die. horse and buggy destroyed. oldest child dies an hour later.

Newark Voorhees Lane Ohio Electric Buckeye Lake Dennis Dodson Helen Edith

Bishop Steps Down Succeeded by Sullivan

Columbus Ohio May 22 Joseph Bishop retires as secretary of the state board of arbitration and is succeeded by D H W Sullivan of Coshocton president of the Ohio Mine Workers organization. Bishop was appointed by Governor McKinley and served 11 years as founder and first president of the Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers. A Sparks Springfield manufacturer and board member who presided during the Columbus streetcar strike has resigned to Governor Harmon citing private business pressures.

Columbus Joseph Bishop State Board of Arbitration Wen D. H W. Sullivan Coshocton Ohio Mine Workers’ Organization Bishop McKinley Amalgamated Association of Tron and Steel Workers A. &. Sparks Springfield Harmon

Names chosen to teach agriculture under Cahill law

Columbus May 23 State School Commissioner elect Frank W Miler of Dayton has announced three of four Lecturers Who will give public instruction In agriculture throughout the state under the new Cahill law They are J Clarke of Springfield examination clerk under State School Commissioner Zeller who retires to July 8 A Harbon superintendent of schools of Jerome county and Lester S Irving new superintendent of schools of Lebanon Warren county Representative M A Warnes of Holmes county who is a teacher is mentioned for the fourth place These lecturers district supervisors of agriculture take office on the first Monday in August serve two years and draw 2000 salaries Two are Democrats and two Republicans

Columbus Frank W. Miler Dayton Bhak Cahill J @larke Springfield Alerk Commiasioner Zeller A. Harbon Sccools Jere Bula County Lester Iving Echoole Lebanon Warren County M. A. Warnes Holmes County

Brakeman Killed in Ohio Railroad Accident

Kent Ohio May 22 A Wheeling and Lake Erie brakeman W J Wolf age 26 was fatally injured after his foot was caught in a frog and he could not signal the engineer before being run over. His leg and arm were mangled and he died.

Mansfield Man Killed At Grade Crossing

Mansfield Ohio May 22 John W Bhanks riding in a crowd car was struck by a passenger train on a Pennsylvania railroad track in this city and killed instantly. Local authorities reported the accident and ongoing investigation into the crossing signal status and contributing factors.

Mansfield Mansfeld John W. Bhanks Pennsylvania Railroad

Nye Must Face Jury After Demurrer Overruled

Columbus May 22 In overruling the demurrer to the indictment of Representative George B Nye Judge B S Kinkead said technical irregularities were disregarded and the indictment contains essential charges Nye will be tried on the charge of revolving and selling beverages while others indicted will be tried promptly Nye's lawyers subpoenaed 29 witnesses from seven counties and Prosecuting Attorney Ec Turner issued subpoenas for about 20 witnesses eight from Wayverly Nye home town

Columbus George B. Nye Kinkead Nye Togisintorn Ec Turner Waverly

Demon Captured by Two Women at Union Station

In Columbus on May 22 J D Kra mer alias Arthur Lamb arrested at Union station by two women who had been robbed. He is Otis Hurley the Prison Demon, a burglar with prior stabbing charge. Hurley fled from Xenia after stealing four horses and evaded a posse before capture.

Columbus J. D. Kramer Arthur Lamb Union Station Otis Hurley Hurley Daisy Sprague Xenia

Postal savings bank to open after June nineteenth

Canal Dover C will establish a postal savings bank after June Nineteenth. Four men were seriously injured when a car skidded on Deaths Curve near Hammond Indiana. The indictment against Patrick Haycock for alleged Newark riot involvement was upheld by Judge Benard. Six Joliet penitentiary convicts escaped during a thunderstorm. two were recaptured. Former San Francisco mayor Eugene Schmits tied to Abe Ruef frauds reportedly died broke in Mexico.

Canal Dover Hammond Ind Patrick Haycock Newark Benard Jolvet (I Eugene Schmits San Francisco Abe Ruef Mexico

Bather Drowns in Akron Canal

Akron Ohio May 22 A Parkersburg West Virginia man Jamen Old held age 25 drowned while bathing in a canal near Akron He was seized with a cramp in about five feet of water.

Akron, O Akron Jamen Old Held Parkersburg W Va

Drowned in City Reservoir Incident

Three youths drowned when a canoe overturned on the city reservoir on May 22. The dead are Miss Maud Hakar 18 Miss Marie McCoy 18 and Thomas Camarel.

Hamilton City Miss Maud Hakar Mita Marie McCoy Thomas Camera Ie

Presbyterian Moderator Defends Heresy Claims At Assembly

Atlantic City May 22 thousands crowded into the steel pier auditorium to hear Rev John F Cirson moderator of the Presbyterian general assembly. He urged the church to express truth to its age even as faith phrasing shifts. The assembly adopted a plan to consolidate the board of home missions and other boards into one body. Coshocton Ohio May 22 William Pierce 55 was killed instantly when struck by a Panhandle train on a work section as the wreck caused an unusual track shift.

Presbyterian Atlantic City John F. Cirson Presbyterian General Assembly Xeneraily General Assembly Ex Active Commission Board of Home Missions Board of Church Election and Board of Missions For Freedmen Coshocton William Pierce Strick

Live Stock And Grain Prices Across Cities In One Report

A dense OCR style listing shows cattle sheep hogs and grain prices in multiple cities including Cincinnati East Buffalo Pittsburg Cleveland and Toledo. Prices cover feed, beef, veal, lambs, calves and dairy items with varied bids and market terms across regions.

Chicago Braves Javde Springers Qithess Pittsburg Udy Howe Aden Owen Alinep Yorkorn Rongtin Toledo-Awhewt Akin

Iowa Liquor Dealers Open Annual Davenport Convention

Iowa Liquor Dealers Association opened its annual convention in Davenport on May 22 and will stay in session through Thursday J. J. Klein of Council Bluffs presided as officers and several national liquor dealers officials attended.

Davenport Iowa Liquor Dealers’ Association Thussday J. J. Klein Council Bluffs National Organization of Liquor Dealers

Paris aviation race ends in deaths of Berteaux and Monis

Paris on May 22 witnessed a deadly aviation start for the Paris to Madrid contest. War Minister Henri Berteaux was killed when a monoplane struck him, Premier Antoine Monis grievously injured, while pilot Train and passenger Bonnier escaped harm. Monis, though injured, remained steadfast as emergency details and condolences followed.

Paris Madrid Lagles Moulinvaux Henri M. Bertemax Antoine M. Monis Conneau Andre Beaumont Trath Berteaux M. Berteaux Premier Monis M. Monta Smcial Antoine Monis Henri Deutach de la Mouriche Peter of Servia Hile

Train and Track: Rail Safety and Maintenance Trends

A report lists 610 deaths from street car accidents across fourteen U.S. cities for 20a with incompleteness noted. United States rail maintenance and structure expenditures in 1910 rose 11.8 percent from 1900. Pennsylvania Railroad issued a nine language instruction book for trackside workers. A sailor turned to gardening, provoking neighborly laughter in Chicago Nowa.

United States Pennsylvania Railroad

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