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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1920

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Cox Answers Farmers Questions in Country Gentleman Probe

Columbus Ohio October 5 1920 James M Cox replies to The Country Gentleman questions on federal farm loans cooperative farming and rural development stating an unequivocal yes on core farm support while Harding provides no clear response. Cox cites Ohio experience and Western travel influencing farm aid ideas.

Coz Columbus Ohio Country Gentleman Philadelphia Great Western James M. Cox

Cox speech drew cheers and protests in Wilmington

Governor James M. Cox spoke at a war munition hub where his lines on the League of Nations drew enthusiastic approval and sharp interruptions. A senator Harding name aroused boos and a brief halt to the speech as supporters condemned the claim against him.

Governor Cox Delaware Senator Lodge Wilmington Del James M. Cox Gov. Cox Massachusetts

Hunger strike lord mayor MacSwiney in delirious state

The Irish Self Determination League reports Terence MacSwiney, Cork lord mayor, has been unconscious and kept alive by forced meat juice after a delirious fit overnight and into the afternoon. Government says prison doctors used measures to preserve his life. He remains delirious and sometimes violent, not recognizing relatives.

Associated Press The London Terence MacSwiney Cork Wulletin Irish Self Determination League MacSwiney Home Office

Harting Critiques Democrats on League of Nations Speech

Rochester candidate Harting challenged Democratic opponents to show where he has changed his stance on the League since accepting the Republican nomination. He defended his prior rejection of the covenant as unacceptable and warned against vague future plans for America in peace efforts.

Associated Rochester N. Y New York State Harting League of Nations Nation League of Nat Hons Amer Tony

Return From Trip To Canadian Points

Mia Margaret Nugent of South Vernon with Edgar and Oliver visited their old home near Aurora Canada touring via Cleveland Ashtabula Buffalo and Niagara Falls. They viewed General Brock’s monument and the Solmestead trout stream near their former residence. A car mishap at Port Huron delayed Edgar’s Detroit repairs, but Velie Auto supplied a motor and a Detroit mechanic. The trio enjoyed an eight hundred mile trip and reunion with relatives and friends.

Mia Margaret Nugent South Vernon Wonga Edgar Oliver Aurora Canada Mt. Vernon Cleveland Ashtabula Buffalo Niagara Falls Niagara Brock Solmestead Nugent Atream Detroit Velie | Automobile Co Ilness

Reception for Army Pilots Heads to Washington

Four airplanes and observers who completed the Nome to Mineola round trip left Mitchell Field before noon for Washington. The party includes six First Army Aero Squadron planes, three Fifth Squadron aircraft, and a photographic plane as escort. Sledge dogs from the northwest accompany the group.

Associated Press Mineola Nome Alanka Mitchell Field Washington Bolling Field Fist Army Aero Squadron Northwest

Typographical Union Officers Elected at Mt. Vernon

Mt. Vernon Typographical Union No. 788 elected officers at the meeting on Wednesday evening. President Norman W. Hopwood and Vice President Frank Lattimew Suey are listed among the results with Trev. Stantoy Sehatter also noted in the summary of the session.

Mt. Vernon

Hold Up A Trains Robbers Net Less Than $100

Robbers halted a New York Central yard train in Buffalo causing a guard to fire a shot that grazed 13 year old Cleveland girl Mary J Brntth. The child’s hair braid was torn away as passengers were ordered to remain seated. The bandits fled with under $100.

Associated Trews Hanners Buffalo New York Central Railroad Mary J .Brntth Cleveland

Roosevelt Defends League Against Root Accusations

In Cleveland at Gray's Armory Franklin D. Roosevelt rebutted Elihu Root's charge of misrepresentation about the League of Nations. He argued Article 10 aims to protect territorial integrity, not compel war, and that ratification debates center on Wilson, Cox, and Harding rather than the current election.

Associated Preas Cleveland Gray'a Senate Paria Council of the League Root America League Wilson Roosevelt Cox Harding

Judge Rules Fourth Lever Act Action Unconstitutional

In Pittsburgh on October 21 Judge W H Thompson declared the fourth Lever Act action unconstitutional. The ruling dismisses the government's petition seeking removal of three railway men from Chicago indicted in the case.

Associated Prowse the Banner Pittsburgh W. H Thompson U. S. District Court Chicago

Raid on Attorney Hetrick's Office Sparked By Probe

New York police acting under state attorney general authorities raided the office of attorney John T. Hetrick, who represents master plumbers stone cutters and heart contractors, and seized documents for review by the joint legislative committee.

Associated Press The Banner New York Gi Hgente State Attorney General's John T. Hetrick

Cox Demands ADOT Correct False League Statement

Governor Cox sent a telegram to Elihu Root demanding a correction of Root’s address on the League of Nations. Cox denied Root’s claim that Cox insisted on a treaty exactly as Wilson negotiated it and urged a retraction while stressing he would accept reservations to clarify the League and reserved Congress’s war-declaration rights. He attacked Harding’s stance and campaigned in New England with rallies praising the League and Irish independence aims.

Cox Adot League OF Nations Wilson Root Uby Preas Banner Ridgeport Conn Gove Emor Gox Elihu Root League Elihu Rot New York City United States America Congress Her United States Senate Taft Harding New England

Dollar Day Great Success in Mt Vernon City

Mt Vernon merchants reported a strong turnout for Dollar Day with residents arriving early, farmers and neighbors arriving at noon, and shoppers filling stores all afternoon. Local buyers found bargains and the event’s success supports continuing Mr Vernon’s mercantile program.

Mt. Vernon MU Vernon Vernon

Independents to Play Heisey Team at Athletic Park

The Mt. Vernon Independents schedule a Sunday game with Helsey's fast football team of Newark for Oct 24. The match will be played at Athletic Park at o'clock. Both teams are heavy and fast entertainment is promised.

Mt. Vernon Independents Helsey Newark Atheltic Park

Bible Lectures Ignite Mt Vernon Church Tonight

Rev Samuel Dodds D D of the College of Wooster offers daily 3 p m Hebrew studies and 7 30 p m Apostolic Church lectures at the Presbyterian Church. A master teacher, he preaches twice Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m before departing. Bring a friend.

Presbyterian Church Samual Dodds College of Wooster Mt. Vernon

Boiler explosion kills three on New York Central train

Three trainmen died when a New York Central locomotive boiler exploded at Batavia New York on October 31 which killed engineer William J Coli of Buffalo and fireman Wireman Walkin. A third fireman died en route to a hospital.

UBY Pres Batavia N. Y New York Central William J. Coli Buffalo Wiremam Walkin Hom

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Federal Farm Loan Banka Hess Country Life Commission United States Department of Agriculture Sonali Harding Railroad of Thetai Is Wowiney TYPO UNION Attorney’s Office Heisey
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