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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
4
The twenty-fifth biennial session of the general conference of Unitarian and other Christian churches opens in Buffalo today for a four day meeting. Dr Charles W Eliot former Harvard president presides over the sessions as liberal thought in religion forms the main theme.
Thousands of visitors arrive in St Louis for the annual fall carnival. The celebration opens tomorrow night with the Veiled Prophet's pageant and ball. Other highlights this week include the automobile show and a centennial celebration related to the German war of liberation.
Delegates from nearly all states gather in Chicago as Adjutant General Thomas J. Steward chairs the opening of the 15th annual National Guard Association meeting. Topics include militia pay and ties to the regular army with talks planned by War Secretary Garrison Major General Leonard Wood and Brigadier General Albert I. Milly.
A large representative attendance marked the opening of the California State Federation of Labor convention in Freano Cal. Delegates will route business and consider numerous important measures for workers this week as labor sessions start.
In Jacksonville Florida Mrs Bryan sues Police Chief H C Roach for $100 damages connected to a diamond ring believed lost or stolen about a year ago and recovered by police from a local florist employee after action filed in court. The case details reference Secretary of State involvement and a court trial ordered.
Birds from Torre Nant compete in a rural race on Sunday October 5 with Mel Colley and Alfonso Villape among top finishers. The event lists Leon Barry and Tony Jacque in positions, noting times around 200 a.m. and 168 p.m.
Amborat, N.B. Ort Meeting signals the Maritime Provinces for the fre ere in dbetidn WObrA. The General Hoard of Miauionn of the Methodtot here in Canada began the annus season with delegates from many regions. The Human System aims to improve birthhmn, NUI niente, gore throat and other health concerns amid ongoing labor discussions.
Newark High full back Huffman blocked a Mt Vernon fumble for a second quarter touchdown at White Athletic field. The win, Newark’s first over Mt Vernon in several seasons, came as both teams fought for ground and showed inexperience with forward passes and hard tackling. The game ended with Newark ahead at ten yards from Mt Vernon’s goal line after a fumbled punt set up the decisive score.
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A boy near the handle of a device swung it in a circle. He spilled grease which struck Miss Shaw in the face and eyes. One eye may be permanently injured though there is a strong chance it can be saved without further damage.
In Mt. Vernon Ed L Parker known as Piney is a long time shoe dealer and secretary of the state shoe dealers association. He is a candidate for city auditor praising his business standing and capacity to hold the office.
An affidavit was filed Saturday afternoon with Justice of the Peace George S. Harter by John C. Hunt against W. H. Lincoln charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses. Lincoln was arraigned but awaiting plea, then jailed with no definite date set for argument. The case involves alleged misrepresentation as an Odd Fellows member to collect funds from local lodge members. A letter to Mr. Aint says Lincoln was expelled long ago but had been working as a domed ofglume on Odd Fellows in other areas.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational church met at Mrs Sperry's home at 407 North Main street in October with large attendance. President Mrs Frank Young presided. The session opened with Revive Us Again. scripture was read by Mrs Hlodwton who led prayers. Topics included The Magnitude of the King's Business and Home for the Pantor. Refreshments served by hostesses Lonlee Sperry and Mrs Kelly.
The Mizpah Society holds a prayer meeting with readings from John 17 and selected prayers and hymns. Officers elected during the business period include President Mrs Lochary, Vice President Mrs Sellers, Secretary Mrs Frazier, and Treasurer Mrs Patterson.
A historic article describes using a gyrostat driven by electricity to demonstrate the earth's rotation. It explains how spinning objects align toward the north star and, over a 24 hour period, appear to rotate around the room, implying the earth turns while the heavens remain fixed. It cites observations from spinning toys to support heliocentric motion.
Kenyon outclassed Otterbein 15 to 3 as Cap tain Layman, Callan, and Tasman scored. Early third quarter spark followed Mathews guidance, with Campbell adding a drop kick from 41 yards and Tasman a placement goal. Otterbein threat limited by Kenyon defense and turnovers, leaving Kenyon confident for remaining games.
Newcastle Indiana October 6 the Henry Jonnty grand jury began a full inquiry into the disappearance of Catherine Winters nine daughter of Dr and Mrs W A Winters. Six months since she vanished in daylight detectives have canvassed the state and shown pictures in theaters but no trace or clue to her location. Authorities still question whether she was killed or kidnapped. Venice California October 6 the annual convention of the League of California Municipalities opened with remarks by Mayor Frank K Mott of Oakland highlighting the year’s municipal achievements. Grace Gelrgey of Dunville underwent appendectomy and will be sent home Tuesday morning.
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