The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-26
BUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Five fremen were seriously injured
in fire at Washington. d. O., which
burned out and 10 cent store with
a loss of 100000,
President Wilson nominated Will
liam Whiting Andrews Of Ohio as sec
ond secretary Of the embassy at
Berne, Switzerland.
Petitions for a Beal law election
will be circulated at q mass meeting
at East Liverpool, o. II is proposed
to hold the election soon after New
Years.
Although she will be iO6 years old
on April 25 next, Mrs. Sarah Sewers
OF Caldwell, o., travelled to Zanes-
Vile, o., to spend the holidays with
her son.
Christmas rush proved too much
for John. L. Donnelly. so, a railway
mail clerk, and he fell dead at Mime
apolis, Mimi, with his arms full OF
registered mail packages.
Paul zeltner, aged Wood county
(ohio) life prisoner, who slew law
yer who had cheated him and his
brother out of their farm, was given
the governors Christmas pardon
At Columbus, o., William Tipple,
white, was killed, and Ernest Hug
gins, colored, was fatally injured
when a huge section of the west wall
of the old Trinity House, in course of
demolition, fell without warning,
Rev. Elias d. Whitlock, 20, father
OF Brand Whltlock. mayor Of Toledo,
died at Cleveland of pneumonia
Jules Claretie, one of the French
"immortals" and administrator of the
Coincide Franchise, died in Paris of
influenza.
President Wilson appointed Judson
C. Clements of Georgia to succeed
himself as a member of the interstate
commerce commission.
Max Ackerland, a retired business
man and brother-in-law of Former
Mayor Julius Fleischmann, died at
his home in Cincinnati, o.
After 43 years service. Police In.
spector Edward O'Dwyer, 73, OF To.
ledo, O., has retired. He was the
tenth oldest policeman In the country
in point of service.
A resolution providing for the in
stallation in school Easements OF
bowling alleys and pool and billiard
rooms will be introduced before the
new Cleveland board of education.
Mayor Amos B. Shattuck, Fifteenth
United States infantry, died at Camp
Gregg, Bayambang, Philippines.
Lutte T. Arnold, live stock dealer,
under indictment at Frederick, Okla,
is alleged to have 10 living wives.
Washington city authorities have
stopped the production of white
slave" moving pictures in that city.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the En-
glish militant suffraget, is on her way
to Switzerland, to reeuperate from
effects Of her recent hunger strike.
Fire at Worcester, Mass, starting
from an unknown origin, completely
destroyed the 7-story building of the
C. T. Sherer company's department
store.
Twelve persons were hurt at To.
ledo, o., when streetcars met head-on
in heavy fog. The seriously injured
are A. r. Nusser, motorman, and Ma.
mie O'Brien, telephone operator.
Hoboes Union of America, local No.
4, has elected ex-Mayor Lew Shank
of Indianapolis a member, at his own
request.
c. ]. Moban, 81, of Chicago, was
killed in front Of the Lake Shore
depot at Sandusky, O., when he STEP
ped in front of a passenger train.
Joseph Snyder, laborer, was run
down and instantly killed by freight
train while gathering coal in the Nor
folk & Western railroad yards at
Portsmouth, o.
At Lima, o., thief smashed a |
plate-glass window of r. D. McDon
AIDS jewelry store, on the public
square, and escaped with rings and
valued at 500.
When a colony of beavers damned
the outlet to Cranberry lake at Gran
berry, N. j., the cellars of households
we're flooded. The dam was destroyed.
The beavers are rebuilding farther up.
Labor unions Of Germany decided
% withdraw deposits of $4,000 900
rom leading bank in Berlin, which
one Of its employees for
lgitating the formation of a bank