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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

Page

2

President Wilson attacks tariff lobby and vows to fight for free sugar and wool

Washington report notes President Wilson’s forceful charge against a powerful tariff lobby. He said he will go directly to the people to defend free sugar and free wool, while Washington leaders, including Senator Ransdell and Representative Underwood, claimed no knowledge of an improper tariff lobby. The piece describes the political fallout and varied reactions from Senate and House figures.

Washington Wilson con‘Breen Benator Ransdell Louisiana Senate Underwood Wader Kern

Trapped by Flames Ends in Tragedy at Little Hocking

At Little Hocking a kerosene explosion trapped Kathryn Marshall, her two children Raymond 17 and Helen 4, and others, burning the family home and killing two members. The incident, amid smoke and flames, left survivors hospitalized and investigators reviewing the fatal blaze.

Weber Marietta Mre Kathryn Marshall Negroes Raymond Helen Stella Princesia Marshall Little Hocking Sama

Pett Millwood Perse Event At Local Notices

Mr and Mrs Bud Cullison of Rabbit Ridge visited daughter Mya Drake Sunday. Mrs Ellen Hammond and Mrs Hilda Riley toured Mansfeld last Saturday. Mr Wm Smeeth bought a new automobile. Mrs Oregon Fike will host Disciple church ladies next Thursday. Otis Brump of Perrysville visited Millwood relatives last week. Herbert Honesell was a Millwood visitor Saturday. The wand plant bridge completed and operations resumed Tuesday. Ransom Riley purchased a new horse. W A White sold his rent house in Howard and plans to move to Millwood soon. Lester Melick of Esto visited Millwood Sunday.

Bud Cullison Rabbit Ridge Mya C, M Millwood Wand Ransom Riley W. A. White Howard Lester Melick Esto

Amadon Creek Wedding in Vinita Oklahoma

Society notes record several weddings and a birthday celebration. Amadon Creek wedding ties Mt Vernon origin to Ketchum Oklahoma with Mina Arizona Creek at Vinita on May 5. Mills Saunders wedding unites Thomas Cole Mills and Edna Gertrude Saunders in Centerbury with Rev J A Long officiating. couple to live on Ringold Street. longtime couple Arnold Smith announces marriage of Cora Alice Smith to Joseph Burr Arnold in Monroe Michigan with sisters Lucy Arnold Cleve land and Florence Arnold Toledo present. Ming Mary Clippinger celebrates eighteenth birthday with many relatives and friends attending including Amundebough, Fawcett, Warman, Breece, Crouch, Breese, and others. evening games and refreshments follow.

Amadon Creek Earneat Amadon Mt. Vernon Ketchum Oklahoma Vinita Mina Arizona Creek Thomas Cole Mills City Edna Gertrude Saunders Centerbury J. A. Long East Vine Street Ringold Street Arnold Smith Howard Smith Cora Alice Smith Joseph Burr Arnold Monroe Michigan Mins Lucy. Arnold Cleveland Mins Florence Arnold Toledo Ming Mary Clippinger Mine Clippinger Mra Amnebough Walter Fawcett Harry Sheffer Fred Warman Luella Warman Mary Jessie Bone Marie Margery Bober Ivetta Blanch Susie Breece Helen Edna Gorsuch Ethel Crouch Bessie Curtis Mary and Mae Brown Myrl Fawcett Walter Denivon Henry Sharp Russel Crouch Edwar Wright Arley McVay Gordon Ralph Howe Theodore Harry Charlie Jay Breese Lewis Cummings Hawk Cuppinger Paul Fawcett

Local Social Notes From Monroe Center Area

Miss Grace Vean was the guest of Myrtle Hour Sunday. Charles Larimore of Morris Town Ohio attended Saturday night. Kenneth Scott visited Frankie Johnson last week. Ladies' Aid of Ebenezer to meet June 4 at Miss Joanna's home. Virgil and Elmer Adams of Dawson City in town last week. Mrs Mame Beott and family visited Mr Bo Nixon's family. Miss Gladys Rinehart guest of Mrs Dee Dowds. The Rev Wolfe to preach at Ebenezer Sunday at 10 20. Mr Harry Bartlett guest of Frank Johnson Sunday evening. Mr Lawrence Shrimplin guest of Ronald Boott. Mr Frederick Hill in town one night last week. A W Hoar made a business trip to Mt Vernon. Lon Boott visited Green Vi Children exercises at Brandon M H church next Sunday evening.

Grace Vean Myrtle Hour Charles Larimore Morris Town Ohip Kenneth Scott Frankie Johnson Mrs Charlon Baker Nora Needs Mildred View Ebenezer Joanna Virgil Elmer Adams Dawson City Mame Beott Bo, Nixon Family Gladys Rinehart Dee Dowds Wolfe Ebeenexer

No Court Held Wednesday As Cases On Assignment Judge Jewell

Tuesday’s court sessions finished most cases set for Wednesday and adjourned until Thursday at nine. Proceedings included judgments, leave to answer, report confirmations, and noted improvements to probate offices. A new jury law allowing nine or more jurors to agree on a verdict will be used in Knox county civil cases. Marriage licenses issued for Lawrence R. Kile and Rowenna B. Riley in Mt. Vernon.

Jewell Court of Com Non Pleas Thety Ve. Harris Critchfield Va. Weber Greer Hick, Gan Roberts Park Wilkins O— Jury Commission Knox County Court House Knox County Common Pleas Court

Wind Up of Guaranty Savings Bank Affairs Planned

The liquidating department of the state superintendent of banks will wind up Guaranty Savings Bank and Trust Company of Mt. Vernon on July 1 by paying a final 20 percent dividend and interest to depositors. Securities valued in the tens of thousands will be returned to the speed. The institution was forced into liquidation on July 2, 1991.

Columbus Journal Department of the State Superintendent of Banks Guaranty Savings Bank and Trust Company of Mt. Vernon

Knox County Boys Enter Washington Trip Details

Knox county youths list entries for a free Washington trip through the Department of Agriculture at Columbus. Names include Walter P Burgess, Wm Karl Burgess, Ewart Levite, Donald R Sellers, Ralph Bone, Leater Hall, wm Litt, Rebecca Cunningham, Harold Booze, Ralph G Yanger, George Penick, with home towns Mt. Vernon Fredericktown Danville Utica and more. Also a testimonial endorsing Dr King s New Discovery for colds and lung troubles with price.

Washington Department of Agriculture Columbus Knox County Walter P. Burgess Mt. Vernon Monroe Karl Burgess Ewart Levite Danville Union Donald R. Sellers Fredericktown Wayne Ralph Bone Plea Ant Leater Hall Howard Jackson Wm, H. Litt Berlin Rebecca Cunniingham Gambler College Harold H. Booze Middlebury Ralph G. Yanger Clinton George Penick Utica Morgan Tee C. Lower Digggiet Marion Ohio Dr. King G. R. Raker & Co

Eloped Couple Seen Near Blooming Grove in Wyandot County

Public sentiment rose as a married woman with four children and a 31-year-old man eloped on Wednesday near Blooming Grove. They were spotted three miles northeast of Nevada, Wyandot County, on Saturday afternoon, traveling on foot with less than one dollar. they remain uncaptured at this time.

Fredericktown Wilbur J. Wilson Common Pleas Court Morrow County Nettle C. Wilson Perrysville Richland County Verity T. B. Mateer Mt. Gilead Register Blooming Grove Nevada Wyandot County

Golden Weddings Mark Goorley Family's Rich Century

In Mt Gilead Ohio area a Goorley family of ten children celebrates five fiftieth wedding anniversaries. George B and wife honor guests at West High Street home while relatives Crawford Russell Goorley and spouses mark milestones from 1897 to 1913.

Mt. Gilead Nancy Archer) Goorley Morrow County Brook County Virginia George B Goorley Crawford Eliza (Goorley) Crawford Robert Russell Hannah (Goorley) Russell William Goorley Eliza Dunham D.T. A. Goorley Lucy Newson Geo. B. Goorley Eleanor J Hull

Cure for Stomach Disorders Tablets Claim Great Results

Disorders of the stomach may be avoided by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many remarkable cures have been effected by these tablets. Sold by all dealers. Mrs. D B Sapp and Mrs. Frank Harper spent the day in Columbus.

Mra Sapp Mre Frank Harper Columbus

Estate and Insurance Services Ad for Luther A stream

City property bought and sold. estate and loan services. Fire and accident insurance and stock company coverage. Real estate rents collected. bonds and automobile insurance. Cal Mais street, City, phone 447.

Luther A. Stream Rime Stream & Aral Estate and Loan Farma Piste Glass Cal Mais St City Binok

Local Businessman Visits Danville and Regional Activity

Short locals note several moves and events. A. J. Workman of Danville was in the city on business. A Morgan township barn on Patrick Dolan’s farm with grain and hay was destroyed by fire Monday night with unknown origin. The McCoy and Parker families left for Indianapolis to attend Decoration Day auto races. Clarence Lauderbaugh visited his mother before traveling to Columbus and Delaware. John Headington, after months here visiting relatives, departed for San Francisco en route to Manila on June 4. Mrs. Ray Frost returned home from Mt Vernon Medical and Surgical Ganterium after two weeks as a patient. Mrs. Oren Millington was discharged from Mt Vernon hospital to home. Hawkine-Larimore family reunion set for Wednesday June 4 at Wm Beevers home north of Look.

Patrick Dolan Morgan Township John W. McCoy Edward L. Parker Indianapolis McCoy Clarence Lauderbaugh Hattie Lauderbaugh Columbus Delaware Toronto Canada John Headington San Francisco Manila Philippine Inlanda Ray Frost South Vernon Mt Vernon Medical

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