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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1916

Page

8

Bees and Locals News Rounding Up Weekend Socials

W. M. McCoy of Aden spent Sunday with friends in this city. Curtia Lants of the city spent the week end with relatives in Akron. Many residents spent Sunday with relatives in Columbus and Newark. Business visitors included Perry Norrick of Howard and Russell J. Ast of Clinton township. Frank Harper became postmaster at Mr. Vernon. Dr. Ly Singrey and family plan a New York trip in June July with medical study.

Niles H.C. Bostich Newark Porpores Hanford Balsam Mahuly Thoman Harrison Tiea Margaret Holtz Utica Joha K. Downs Anselty Columbus Henry Smout Toledo Jacob M. Styers Licking Creamery Company Mins Baral Moynolda J. M. Mochar Kant High Street Columbua Mikwon Katharine Melon Harry Bennington Went Clara McNatly Goshen and Hilbart Ind Lowia Glaser Hunt North Main Street Carl Smithstaler Akron Thin City Poppleton North Gay Street Usthena Frye North Sandusky Street J. M. Klotz Bullville Mingwall’s Perry Norrick Howard Russell J. Ast Clinton Township Tecumseh Mich Frank Harper Vernon O'Boylan Watterson L. W. Mullane W. A. Humphrey Matthews Columbe City George Taraet James Massillon Elow. Webber Cleveland Mt. Vernon Hospital Pearl Conway Canterburn Thre Ely Charles Baxter Brandon Airs George Bile Butler Mra Fred Cole Han Obie Avenue Cole Aie ‘Ochran Leon Mondron Danville Dikhowe Agnes Kialn Mra von Morn Lakuvian Ire Klein M. & G Hospital J. We Hopkins Mere Don Mason Columbie Are A.B Hille Walter Himnohe Cowhocton Mike Syrl Fawcett Martinstore Defiance Deflance College George Cougdon East High Street Guatemala George Selbach J. A. Caesil George Williams Rele Kiyot Arnold Store Donald Wootton Harry Wootton North Park Street B. F. Morrison Girard Oho Donald H. Gerwick Couhocton Avenue Zinenville John Jenner Manse O. W. U. Llaware 0. L. Ashcraft South Vernon J. B. Ward Midi Vn Melvin Davis Misa Fae Hart O'Brien Thid’city Marion Synday J. A. Dueringer Church of Christ Vincent Ralston Joli and Pauline Ralston John Ralston Leon Herger John Mt. Vernon John Corcoran Winifred Corcoran South Rogers Street Detroit Charles Dowds Richard KR. Rose Buffalo N.Y Rose Richard Winston Wily City Ly Singrey Gwen Mt. Vernon Wedneeday New York City Hudalo New York Binwrey PostGraduate Medical School of

Train Hits Motor Car Near Newcomerstown

Four people died when a Pennsylvania train struck an automobile driven by Frank Wilson at a crossing two miles west of Newcomerstown Ohio on May 22. The deceased are Mrs Frank Wilson Pauline Wilson Mr and Mrs BB Purdy and Lorraine Purdy. Wilson was thrown forty feet and severely injured. A daughter and two Purdy daughters survived with only minor injuries. The report includes garbled follow text from a Baltimore American.

Newcomerstown Pennsylvania Frank Wilson Here Mra Pauline Wilson BB. Purdy Loraine Purdy

James B Reynolds Secretary of the Republican National Committee

James B Reynolds serves as secretary of the Republican National Committee. The role involves administrative duties within the party organization. Reynolds oversees correspondence and record keeping for the committee’s activities.

Oklahoma Town Wiped Off the Map

Denison Texas May 22 Nine persons killed and thirty eight injured when a tornado destroyed Kemp City eight miles west of Denison. Only three small dwellings stand. twelve business houses two story hotel and sixty residences demolished. The town of 109 inhabitants faced a second devastating sweep in recent years with eight killed inside Kemp and a child dying across the Red River in Texas. The dead include B B Cox Dr W Brinson Chaney Battle Bank of Kemp cashier M B Thomas postmaster Artie Pleasant Mrs J W Hively and the six year old daughter of Dr J J McCullough.

Denison Tex Kemp City Olde Red River Texas B. B. Cox Wiliam Brinson Chaney Battle Coashier Bank of Kemp M. B. Thomas Artile Pleasant J. W. Hively J. J. Mc Cullough

Brushes with Bandits Americans and Carranzistas

American cavalry clashed with bandits near the Mexico Northwestern railroad south of Tomaschic and near San Luis Rancho. One Mexican wounded, two Carranzistas killed, bandits looted a ranch and fled toward Santo Tomas Point. Thirteen troopers of the Seventa Cavalry were fired on near Temonachic with one trooper wounded.

Chihuahua Mex Carranza Mexico North-western Tomaschic Rancho San Luis San Geronimo Santo Tomas Point Mexico Northwestern Seventa Cavalry Temonachic

Political Leader Dead In Auto Over Embankment Near Dover

New York May 22 Alfred N. Dalrymple chair of the Kasex county New Jersey Republican committee and leaders of the New Jersey delegation to the Republican national convention died in the hospital at Dover after his automobile overturned and toppled a twelve foot embankment near Dover New Jersey Mrs Dalrymple who was riding with him escaped nearly uninjured as did Andrew C Snyder of Newark and Mrs Snyder Snyder was pinned under the automobile but escaped serious hurt

New York Dover N. J Alfred N. Dalrymple Kasex County New Jersey Dalrymple Andrew C. Snyder Newark

Italian War Office outlines retreat and missteps

A Rome dispatch summarizes the Italian war office statement covering the past week. It explains how a weather or other factors forced routine changes, with abandoned positions deemed non critical and cited as groundwork for future actions.

Romeay War Office

Guilty Plea In Bootlegging Case With $100 Fine

Sheriff Woolfson and Deputy Moss raided Arello Lancet's South Vernon home finding five men with beer and a tub of ice. Lucel pleaded guilty before Mayor Mitchell to furnishing intoxicants, receiving a $100 fine plus costs, paid, and release followed.

Woolfson Mossholder Arello Lancet South Vernon Lucel Mitchell

One Trip Pays For Schooner Babcock Owners

The schooner Augustus TH owned by Babcock receives an 80000 dollar charter for a voyage returning to California with rum. At 1209 tons net, the vessel’s deal tops prior sailing-ship rates and exceeds construction cost by 3000. The voyage targets the west coast of Africa.

Babcock Augustus TH Boston Alze Africa

Clever humming bird nests hide in plain sight

The article notes how Calliope hummingbirds blend nest color with their host branches, often imitating knots or growths. Nests are cup or turban shaped, made of plant down, buckled by cobwebs, and sometimes boosted by feathers and lichens. In the Andes, bill stars balance nests with pebbles for stability. Also mentions a pink toddler apron and a memory joke about Knicker-Jonos in New York Run.

Tropical America Colombia United States Rose le Honeyman St. Nicholas

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