The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-04-24
Buckeye Notes

passed at the session OF the leglsla-
ture two years ago. According to
provisions of the law the person or
firm wishing to make chattel or sal
airy loans must secure a license from
the secretary of state furnishing ST.
900 bond. Interest, under the law,
is limited to per cent
Washington. - The president has
sent the senate the following nom
nations of Ohio postmasters: Elias
ID. Warren at Fairport Harbor,
Charles Warnke at Huron, John c.
German at Ironton, John Q. Baker at
Middleton, and Albert Sipnen at Nor
row.
Columbus, The Pan Hellenic
| association of the Ohio State I'M
iversity, embracing % chapters Of
Greek letter organizations, adopted a
resolution debarring from member
ship high school candidates who have
been members of fraternities contrary
to state law.
Cleveland. - Solidarity, the Off
cial paper of the l. w. W., has
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Pa, and is located in the Akers build
ing, st. Clair-av. B. H. Williams, ed
| itor, announced that the first edition
from the new quarters will be issued
some time this week. A car load OF
presses and machinery arrived Mon
day and is about ready for use. 1t is
planned to. issue local edition for
Cleveland, as well as the issue for
general circulation.
Gallipolis. Solomon Sugarman
Of Toledo fell from a Kanawha
& Michigan train crossing the
Ohio river bridge at Kanawha, four
miles east of here, and died in hos
pital few hours later.
Massillon. - Thomas Gettings, six
ty three, of Canal Fulton, stopped
on the Baltimore Il Ohio railroad
tracks to remove speck Of dust from
out Of his eyes and was killed by
train.
Newark. Newark children re-
Gently raised by subscription over $4,-
900 for Fairgrounds. Archibald G.
White Of Cincinnati sent $1,000.
| Chillicothe. - The body of a man
believed to be that Of John Blaker,
who with a companion was drowned
at cambridge, March "a, was found
In Paint creek.
Springfield. - NJ. D. Levy, IS, re-
tired merchant, died here from apop-
lexy. Charles Levy of Youngstown
and Samuel Levy of Akron, mer-
chants, are his sons.
Warren. - One of the direct re-
suits of the suicide here Of John
A. Fuller, the Cleveland hotel keep
er, was the placing of the Fuller
Shoe Co. of Warren, in which he was
financially interested in the hands of
a receiver. The petition was filed in
common pleas court, and Judge C. M.
Wilkins appointed Attorney George
Bunting of Warren receiver. The
schedule of assets total $1,000, with
liabilities $4,000.
Wooster. - The Ohio experiment
station gave out the following
statement: "a statement has been
circulated through the press of
Ohio to the effect that an official of
the Ohio experiment station had pre-
dicted the almost total ruin of the
Ohio wheat crop as a result of the
recent food This statement is an
absolute falsehood. No officer of the
Ohio experiment station has made
any such prediction"
Marion. - Bert Court, 28, was in,
stantly killed when he was hurled
from his motorcycle against a tele.
phone pole.
gainesville. entered the
Lake Shore freight depots here and
at Mentor. They were rewarded
by $2.S3 at Mentor and their pains
here. "
Bellefontaine. Nettie, three-year.
old daughter of Henry Davis OF
Quincy, ate the tablets the doctor had
left for her grandmother and died
within few hours in commissions.
Millersburg. The safe In the
Empire mills was blown at an
early hour in the morning and $40
taken. Two reports were heard plain.
| ly Ill many parts OF town.
Bucyrus, O.-W. H. Iams, editor of
the Forum, suffered stroke of paraly-
sis at the supper table. He is uncon.
scious and his right side is paralyzed
Columbus. - Caught on the Hook
ing Valley railway bridge northwest
OF the penitentiary when trains
passed both ways, an unidentified
man, who was walking across on the
tracks, leaped into the Scioto river
and was drowned.
Sandusky.-August Schmidt, jr., So,
business man, died at his home here
after an illness of several years.
Mr.. Schmidt, who started out in
life a poor boy at New Baltimore.
Mich, was at the time of his death
president of the Third National Ex-
change bank, the A. Schmidt, Jr., &
Bros. and the DuRoy & Haines Wine
Cos, the Sandusky & Islands Steam
boat Co., operating the steamer Ar,
row, and the B.P Sexton Co., a whole
sale wine and liquor concern.
Columbus. - The Marine National
bank of Ashtabula has agreed to
settle with the state for alleged
illegal interest paid on funds
deposited in that bank by former
State Treasurer w. S. McKinnon.
Nelsonville, O.-John Sayer, AZ, was
instantly killed in Mine 207 of the
Sunday Greek Coal Co. Sayer's neck
was broken by fall of slate.
New London, O.-Brooding over fam
lily troubles, Henry Blockert, a farm
er living near here, tried to commit
suicide by shooting in the head. He