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Newspaper

The Democratic Banner

Location

Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1913

Page

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British Envoy Criticizes Wilson Mexico Policy

Washington reports a growing rift between the United States and Great Britain over Mexico. British statements attributed to Air Lionel Garden are viewed as insulting by some, signaling disapproval of President Wilson and U S policy in Huerta's Mexico. Garden’s remarks are seen as challenging U S actions.

Britain United States Washington Great Britain Mexico London Lionel Garden Mexico City Garden Edward Grey Wilson Fila Huerta

Four Atlantic Fleet Ships Ordered to Mexican Waters

On Oct. 23 at Norfolk the New Jersey Rhode Island Nebraska and Virginia were ordered detached from the Atlantic fleet and to sail for Mexico leaving Hampton Roads Oct. 29. Naval officials expect Vera Cruz ships to return home when these four reach the Mexican port. Some observers see the move amid global naval posturing as significant given other nations also sending ships to Mexico.

Norfolk Oet Ponr Ware Mexico Hampton New Jersey Rhode Island Nebraska Virginia Mediterranean Vera Cruz México

Abandons the pulpit to enter vaudeville

Rev Alexander Irvine of New Haven appears in Bijou theater in a vaudeville skit titled The Pariah of St Jude He says he has not abandoned the pulpit and will preach the same message on stage as he did in church He notes the church no longer wants to hear that message and argues the work and the man matter more than where the message is delivered

New Haven Conn Alexander Irvine Bijou St. Jude

Nine Men Die As Trains Collide Near Pardee

Sudbury Ont Oct 23 Nine persons were killed and six injured in a wreck on the Canadian Pacific railroad at Pardee 16 miles west of Whaphau when freight train No 38 eastbound collided head on with a work train led by conductor B J Moore. The collision occurred on a curve and overran orders with the engine striking the work train and the caboose front.

Sudbury Out Get Pardee Canadian Pacific Whaphau Moore

Officials Face Split Over Panama Canal Zone Government Form

Washington officials debate two plans for governing the canal zone after opening. Colonel Goethals backs a centralized single head, while Commissioner Metcalf pushes a commission form. Secretary Bryan leans toward Metcalf. Secretary Garrison favors Goethals.

Panama Canal Zone Washington Gosthals Garrison Panama E. M. Weaver Coast Artillery Corps Metcalf Bryan Goethals Congress

Admiral A Drug Victim Will Be The Defense

Plymouth Mass October 23 After placing on Ralph Keys son in law of Mrs Jennie Maton on trial for the murder of Rear Admiral Joseph G Baton the state rested to state Late this afternoon the defense will outline what it expects to show and will begin to present evidence in support of the claims The prosecution has spent eight days in placing the case before the jury and it is not anticipated that the defense will require much time It is understood that Baton s lawyers have 30 witnesses including chemists and physicians to show the arsenic was self administered and that acquaintances say he was a chronic user of arsenic and drugs Keyes testified that he heard Mrs Eaton tell his wife that the admiral had killed more than 100 men by his whip conversation took place March 5 three days before the admiral s death

Plymouth Masa Ralph Keys Jennie Maton Tris Joseph G. Baton Tase Thrs Raton Ammons Keyes

Laws Establish Municipal Courts Constitutional

Columbus Ohio October 23 The Ohio supreme court rules that laws creating municipal courts are constitutional in two cases. Bernard C Fox and Chilton D Thompson had sought to have their names placed on the ballot for municipal judge in Cincinnati and Dayton respectively. The court orders that the candidates names be listed on the ballot.

Columbus Supreme Court Bernard C. Fox Cincinnati Chilton D. Thompson Dayton Supreme

Bank Closure Shuts Crown City Bank in Ohio

State examiner Getzs Joan H. Lang closed the Crown City bank at Crown City Gallia county Ohio. The village of Crown City has about 209 residents and is located about 20 miles from Gallipolis. Bank deposits exceeded 45000 dollars, but cash on hand was under 100 dollars when the examiner took charge.

Columbus O. Getzs Joan H. Lang State Banking Department Crown City Gallia County O. Crown City Gallipoli

Son of Baltimore Manager Captains City College Eleven

A son of Joey Dann the Baltimore manager leads the City College football eleven as captain. His role highlights family ties to Baltimore football leadership and the college squad's leadership lineup.

Joey Dann Baltimore Baltimore City College

Remedy Claim On Blood Purifier Widely Promoted

An advertisement promotes S. B. S. as a blood purifier claimed to purify blood by stimulating body parts to healthy action. It asserts benefits for rheumatism stomach and bowel issues and promises lasting vitality after taking the product from Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta. It urges readers to consult the firm’s medical department and to obtain the remedy at drugstores.

Atlanta

Harold Stoyle arraigned on speed limit charge

Harold Stoyle appeared before Mayor Perrine on Wednesday afternoon to answer a speeding charge. Chief P J Parker filed the affidavit. He pleaded guilty and was fined five dollars and costs.

Harold Stoyle Perrine P. J. Parker

Officer Walter George Cleared and Returns to Duty

The formal report of the not guilty verdict for Officer Walter George was presented to Police Chief P. J. Parker by the civil rights commission on Wednesday afternoon. Chief Parker immediately reinstated the suspended officer who resumed his duties Thursday morning.

Walter George Lief P. J. Parker Wer Rice Commission Parker

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