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Newspaper
The Democratic Banner
Location
Mount Vernon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1920
Page
4
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Leader Warren G Harding faces a faltering front porch tour as Governor Cox gains momentum across the nation. Cox's direct, plain speaking and expansive tours elicit large crowds, while Republican leaders struggle to respond. The front porch strategy collapses amid accusations against the party leadership and fund-raising denials.
The RK KR club in Fredericktown hosted a dance at a local hall with music by Wingn Society orchestra. The Y P U members enjoyed a Wiener roast at the Stone Quarry, riding there by auto from church before singing and socializing. Carl Nichols and Marie Pickering married today at the bride’s home in El Clairville, with Walter Nichols of this city attending.
A plain drunk arrested Wednesday by Chief Parker on intoxication was arraigned before Mayor Her this morning. He pleaded guilty and was fined 5 and COL.
The Columbus based automobile and tractor company plans a factory in Mount Vernon after the new year. Leaders W. Kahr and J. W. Judin report the project awaits broader development, promising rail and industrial advantages in Mount Vernon and a fuel efficient Revs motor car with Knox Tire backing.
The 47th annual reunion was held at Riverside park Mt Vernon on Sept 16 with 24 members registering and a roll of honor listing several comrades who have passed away. A dinner followed and an afternoon program featured poems speeches and music concluding with a doxology and benediction.
In Hamilton County Ohio two women plan to challenge registratio n rules by refusing to state their ages. Secretary of State Harvey Smith says women may need to reveal age for registration though not yet a formal ruling. He calls for revision of registration cycles to curb repeated filings.
Governor Cox was refused admission to speak before the California Civic League in San Francisco when unescorted by a woman, the event marking the Democratic nominee’s last campaign stop in the city before leaving for Los Angeles.
Promoters of an independent Mt. Vernon football team met and outlined plans for a season. Potential players are summoned to A thletic park next Sunday at 10, including Beach, House holder, Rogerson, Sweigart, Beck, Moogley, Clark, Ewart, Micpaais, Pugh, Dancy and Way. Most workers in city shops are in good physical condition for immediate action.
The Rosenthal Co. will be closed all of tomorrow Wednesday for a holiday. Dr. and Mrs. Amilinger of Los Angeles are guests of Mrs. Charles V. Critchflett of East High Street.
Postal directive urges residents to mail savings deposits to the Old Home of New Ark. The note emphasizes not traveling to town and provides the mailing instruction for a secure deposit.
Raymond Crawford son of Mr and Mrs Oscar W Crawford died at home at 4 weeks old after pneumonia attack He lived 4 weeks Funeral Sunday afternoon with interment at Wilson Chapel He is survived by his parents and six brothers Blaugh Mar Buerke Pearl Elsworth Harold and Laralle
A son was born Friday to Mr and Mrs Henayl Heaton of West Chestnut Street. A son was born Saturday morning to Mayor and Mrs Neil W Tger.
Mrs. McDermott, driving a Ford touring car, lost control on Wooster road near the city limits and struck a farmer’s wagon. The wagon’s tongue was smashed while the horse frightened and bolted but no one was injured. The car sustained damage to the lights hood and fenders.
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