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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15
5ulenisie, Nlf OF Srolb.

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81 binoes al bet lane;
GUN bnper fig meo mig en- Gang
I'll Eoraoiiets 8nue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-03-15

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
SLIPPERY
Street Causes A Collision On
Wednesday
clsypool Auto Sklds Into sperry sup
sy, Breaking Several spokes--
Cakes Scattered On The
Street

The fact that the streets we're slip
perry Wednesday caused slight mis-
hap about noon in which DR.. .rohn X.
Claypool and William s. Sperry were
the main factors.
Both DR.. Claypool and Mr. Sper.
ry we're coming east on Coshocton
avenue, DR.. Claypool in his automo.
bile and Mr.. Sperry in his buggy. Al
the corner Of Clinton street and Co
shocton avenue, DIR. Claypool had in.
tended to turn north on Clinton
street and also intended to turn back
OF Mr.. Sperry's buggy.
When the corner on which the ac-
ctdent occurred was neared by both
parties, Sperry made a move as If to
turn around. DR.. Claypool threw out
his clutch and put on his brakes as
quickly ss possible, but Of no avail.
as the car skidded into Mr.. sperry's
buggy, throwing It in towards the
curb. As result the buggy turned
over, throwing Mr.. Sperry out on his
head and shoulder and spreading
cookies and cakes in all directions,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
O()ESS
Nearly Severed BY Steel
Sheeting
Pennsy Helper Meets With Distress
ing Accident While At Work
-Amputation Not Neces-
sary

With most of the toes of his left
foot nearly severed and the instep
pretty we'll mashed, Clarence Waters
was taken to the Mt. Vernon hos
pital Wednesday to have his injuries
attended.
Waters is boilefmaker's helper
at the pennsylvania railroad shops
where the accident occurred when he
lost his hold on a large piece of
steel sheeting which he was carry
ing. The piece of metal fell on his
left foot, nearly severing the toes
from the foot and mashing the In
step of the same pedal extremity.
A number of the shop employees
rushed to the office and called an
ambulance in which Waters was re.
moved to the Mt. Vernon hospital
where his wounds were dressed by
the local shop surgeon. The surgeon
stated that no amputation would be
necessary.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
GREEN, AUTHOR
COMPENSATION,
TO SPEAK HERE
Monday Evening, Oct. 30th
Square Or Court House,
The Place
ADDRESS VERY TIMELY
Notorious Taggart Ruling, Gripping
Workmen's Compensation Law,
Expected To Be Discussed
BY Distinguished Coshoc-
ton Senator

The announcement that Senator Will
liam Green of Coshocton county will
speak in Mt. Vernon next Monday
night, Oct. 80, will be received with
delight by the many friends Senator
Green is known to possess in Knox
county. The meeting will be under the
auspices Of the Knox county Demo
cratic executive committee.
Senator Green is the author of the
workmen's compensation law as it now
stands and his message is one of vital
appeal to laboring as well as other
classes of men because of notorious
Taggart ruling, made under Willis,
which allowed liability insurance com
panies to get in on the state business.
Senator Green is also the president
of the Ohio League for the Protection
and Preservation of Workmen's Com
pensation. This organization, of which
o. B. Chapman is secretary, maintains
offices in the Spahr building, Columbus,
and is making real fight to restore
the workmen's compensation law to
what 1t was under Cox.
Senator Green spoke In Mt. Vernon
two years ago, at which time he held
a monster audience spell-bound for an
hour and ten minutes. His peculiar
method of ramming facts home makes
a distinct appeal to all who hear him.
The immense popularity Of Senator
Green as a speaker is attested by the
fact that 1t was only after the hardest
kind of work that the county execu-
tive committee was able to secure his
services. He is more in demand than
any speaker, with the exception Of can.
didates. who is preaching Democracy
in Ohio this fall.
In case of fair weather. the meeting
will be held on the public square. 9th
erwise, the court house will be used.
A goodly crowd from the country ia
expected to hear Senator Green's ad-
dress.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
Cider
Of Hard Variety Gets Farm.
er In Trouble
Fined $3.50 BY Mayor For Keeping A
Place For Unlawful Sale OF
Liquor--Arrest And Affi-
davit Made by Sheriff

The sale of hard cider Is just as
reprehensible as the sale Of any Ii
quor in dry territory, j. e. Mizer oil
Butler township found out Thursday
morning to the tune of $3.50 and
costs, which fine was imposed upon
him by Mayor Charles A. Mitchell
following a plea of guilty.
The arrest and affidavit we're made
by Sheriff John M. Woolison who
spent Wednesday in Butler township
and discovered that a number of peo-
Pile had purchased hard cider from
Mizer and had gone on first-class
sprees,
Mizer was apprehended Thursday
morning and arraigned before Mayor
Mitchell to answer to the charge OF
keeping a place for the unlawful sale
of intoXicants. Mizer admitted his
guilt and was assessed $3.50 and the
costs. These he paid and was re.
leased.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
AND STILL THEY
ASK FOR VoTESl

A Danville young man attended one
of the mutual-admiration parties
which Republican candidates of Knox
county conduct frequently in outlying
villages. He came away mad. Talking
to a Mt. Vernon resident Tuesday, he
said, why they implored everybody
in the audience to line up and vote the
straight Republican ticket. And yet,
they're asking Democrats to vote for
them" The feeling experienced by
the Danville young man is like unto
that felt by the crowd which stood
around the Curtis Hotel two years ago
and heard the then Republican county
chairman make the same plea as the
candidates of 1915 are now doing.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
CAUGHT
RIGHT IN THE cooP, PLAYING
WITH THE FoWLs-TWo
MEN MUST EXPLAIN PRES
ENcE.

Stealing FIVE chickens was the
charge in the affidavit nled against
Albert Johnson and Burt Williams.
colored, of this city Wednesday by
Albert Roy.
Tuesday night Albert Roy discov-
cred the two men in his chicken coop
and filed the affidavit against them.
He says he found later that the two
men hired a young negro to cook the
chickens, but 1t not probable that
the chef will figure very much In the
hearing which was set for Thursday
afternoon.
There we're four other chickens,
whose whereabouts is not yet known,
but probably will be, after the hear.
ing before Mayor c. A. Mitchell.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
cox TALKS IN
SHOP OF sMITHY

"ThIs is the most picturesque
rally OF my campaign" said for
mer Governor Cox yesterday as
he addressed Gahanna residents
in blacksmith shop. 1T makes
me think of the days when, as a
boy, that i took our old nag up
to the village shop for a new set
of shoes"
Close to 100 persons crowded
into the shop to hear Cox, among
them over dozen women, who
stood for more than an hour. In
the midst Of his talk so school
children trooped in and, led by
an attractive girl, Mary Sherman,
gave several rousing cheers for
Cox, the next governor Of Ohio"
This demonstration made hit
with him. He talked to the chill
dren for some time about their
school work. At the close of the
rally they crowded around to
shake hands with the ex-governor.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
VOTE THE STRAIGHT
REPUBLICAN, TICKET
Say Candidates In Speeches;
Wilson Enthusiasm
is Booming

The wheezing, plaintive cry OF dis
tress Is finally out:
Thirteen days to election-get
busy appeared in bold type IN the
Willis organ of Knox county Wednes-
day.
The still, small tones of dying man
before he utters his final gasp, are as
this call which, in sheer despair over
an assured adverse result at the polls
In November, is sent out.
Ihe clarion (?) cry originated with
q certain Columbus newspaper, for the
sake of preserving the life of which
during the present campaign certain
Republican politicians are said to have
made an especial trip to national head
quarters. This same newspaper Is be-
ing sent to people in Mt. Vernon free
of-charge.
Each night, those who peruse the
Willis Knox county organ in search
of news will see before them 80 many
days to election-get busy"
AS the Roman gladiator, entering the
arena for a mortal combat remarked,
''Moriturus, te salute" (Which is Knox
county slang for Dying, salute your
so is this the cry of a doomed party,
Thirteen days to election-get busy"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
THE SAME ALL
OVER COUNTY

A Middlebury township farmer paid
q visit to Mt. Vernon Wednesday.
Among other things, he inquired aoout
political sentiment. He said he could
hardly believe the talk he heard in his
precinct for Wilson and named num-
bers of Republicans Of his own ac-
quaintance who will vote for the presi-
dent. When told that the same spirit
of enthusiasm for Wilson exists all CIV
er Knox county and the state of Ohio,
as is the case in Middlebury, he fair
1y went wild with Joy.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
GLEASONS SETTLED
PROPERTY RIGHTS
Belt Answers Damage Ac-
tion; News From The
Court House

Leander r. Wilcox, who was indict.
ed by the grand jury In Knox county
during the February term, 1911, for
incest, is made defendant in an ac-
ton for divorce which his wife, Caro-.
line Wilcox Of Summit county has
instituted.
Wilcox had a jury trial in this
county and, on March 81, 1911, was
given a penitentiary sentence of ten
years by Judge Wickham. Since that
time, he has been paroled and is now
free.
The plaintiff says that they were
married on Sept. 8, 1904, and have no
children. She asks for divorce and
restoration to her maiden name of
Caroline Jordan.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
GAMBLER PROFESSORS TO
ADDRESS NEWARK CLUB
ON LITERARY TOPICS

Granville, Oct. 26-ConsIderable
interest is being manifested here in
the program Of lectures of the Mon
day Talks club Of Newark, due to the
fact that IL includes one by Prof. C.
l.. Williams of the English depart
ment of Denison university upon
some phases of Whittier's works. The
other speakers are to be President
Peirce of Kenyon and Prof w. H.
Siebert of Ohio State.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
CURTAIN.
WoWl WHAT
"A SlZZLER

Avery prominent business man from
Columbus, who has interests here,
was in q South Main street store Wed
nesday afternoon discussing politics.
He is staunch Republican, but let
loose of the following remark: 81 can't
vote for Willis this year. Why, every
body in Columbus REGARDS him and
his administration as a jokel"
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
REP. CANDIDATE
MEETS SETBACK

Scene-A store in Fredericktown
Characters-Clerk and Mr.. Never
know-when-to-quit, candidate for re-
election on the Republican ticket OF
Knox county. Dialogue as follows
(hushed music);
Rep. Candidate-How's--7- (nam
ing his opponent) going to run in Fred.
ericktown?
Clerk-He's going to run like hi
mp here.
Exit Rep. Candidate, CURTAIN.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
BRINKHAVEN OIL
co. GETS ARTICLES
OF INCORPORATION

Articles of incorporation we're is
sued at Columbus Tuesday to the
TiVerton Oil & Gas Co. of Brinkhav-
en-, o. The authorized capital stock
is $4,000. The incorporators are:
Claude ID. Campbell, Guy ]. Forbing,
j. H. Forbing, Charles C. Letter and
William II. Scott.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
WILSON sENTiM EMIT
RUNNING RAMPANT

Even the most sequestred hooks of
Knox county report truly wonderful
sentiment in favor of the reelection Of
President Woodrow Wilson. His ma
jority in Knox county promises to be
gigantic and beyond all comprehen-
sion. Peace and prosperity are strong
pleas.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27

at Centerburg and 6angs. However,
startling lack Of enthusiasm has been
shown in not leaving the headquar.
ters open. Democratic headquarters
in the Kirk building will be found
Lighted nightly for the reception of
all visitors.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27

as Mr.. Sperry had the rear end of his
buggy filled with the delicacies.
No damage was done except the
breakage Of several spokes in Mr.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
A QUESTIONS;
THE ANSWER

Why didn't A(yers) P. Velvet report
the Fredericktown Republican meeting
which was held recently and addressed
by prominent Rep. judge of this ci-
ty? Because it was a frost, just as
Beecher Waltermire's meeting proved
to be. Wilson sentiments too strong,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
DARKNESS AND
GLOOM SUPREME

Passers-by have noticed that lights
have not been burning these nights in
the Republican headquarters, StrubIe
building. True enough, Secretary
Mitchell has been trotting around with
the eIine-'em-up-for-the-straight-Repub-
iican-ticket candidates. making stops
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
Cut and Dried

Cut and Dried
A written agreement, settling all
property rights and the custody OF
the children, which was drawn on
July 20, 1911, is cited in the action
for divorce which Hattie E. Gleason
has brought against her husband,
Rutherford H. Gleason.
They were married on March 4,
1895, and the following children born {:
Howard 20, Rachael IS, and David 10.
Wilfull absence for three years is
cited by plaintiff as cause for di.
vorce. She seeks divorce and 9TH
er relief Ewalt & Blair are her at
torneys.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27
Rspartss.

~1fy mother always told me that IN
taking you was marrying beneath
my station"
Beneath your station. ehi That
wasn't a station your family had; II
was just water tank."-DetrOit Free
Press
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1916-10-27

speiry's buggy. Had Dr. ClaypooA
been driving faster damage wonla
Inevitably have been the result.
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Answer Filed

In the action for damages, brought
by Frances Smith against jeremiah
Belt, an answer has been filed by the
defendant.
He admits his machine struck her
buggy, but claims this was due to
careless driving on her part. He says
he was on the right side of the road
when the collision took place. All
other allegations are denied.
He further AYERS that whatever In
jury was sustained by the plaintiff
was caused by her carelessness In at
tempting to pass his automobile and
other vehicles which were being driv-
en- In a lawful manner.
He asks that petition of plaintiff
be dismissed. Harry w. Koons is
his attorney.
Marriage License
Ernest Bulyer, molder, and Mary
Stackhouse, teacher, both OF Freder-
icltOwn. Rev. w. A. Clemmer.
Deed Filed
Charles p, Fischer to Clara l..
Fischer, parcel In Clinton, 81.
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Rob't E. Hess
Republican Nominee for
SHERIFF.
of Knox County

If the voters of Knox county want a
man for sheriff who is amply qualified
and who viii make an efficient officer.
they will cast their vote for Bob"
Hess, who viii appreciate their sup
port.
Vote for hIG
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