The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1913-07-31
Buckeye Notes

carriages but they were refused. Mrs
Rife pronounced the checks forgeries
and said Miller formerly boarded with
her.
Lorain = Stella Ulisky pelted
Sheriff Claud Bivin with rotten
eggs when the officer attempted to
levy on chickens and pigs owned by
the woman to satisfy a debt. In a
further attempt to intimidate Bivin
the woman sieked a dog on him and
threatened to shoot him. The sheriff
finally got his man."
Columbus. - c. G. Heyne, presi-
dent of the American Cash Register
company of this city, has just an
nounced that his company has closed
negotiations for a new plant at Sagi.
nav, Mich, and that the plant will be
moved to Saginaw from this city in
the fall.
Lima. - After purusing three auto
mobile bandits in a high-powered
machine, posses of police and
county authorities lost trail of the
men who are supposed to have as
saulted and robbed Emil Burr pro-
prietor of the boat house at Waldridge
park, Toledo. Motor Officer Heffner's
motorcycle skidded and he sprawled
into a ditch. A battle of bullets fol-
lowed the encounter of machines, and
one shot GRABBED Sheriff Watts cheek.
Ashtabula Harbor. - Wallace Rog-
ers, eighteen, Hillsboro, was killed
here when he fell into the hold
of the steamer James G.. Wallace.
Rogers was working as an ordinary
seaman to help pay his way through
college.
Akron. - Republican and Progress
sives failed to reunite here and it is
assured that each will place ticket
in the field at the next municipal
election.
Mansfield. - Three Pennsylvania
trainmen were injured when an en-
gine was derailed and rolled down a
20-foct embankment near Loudon-
vile.
Dayton. - Grover Spencer, twenty
five, Pennsylvania railroad engineer
living at Gavin, o., was instantly
killed when he leaned from his en-
gine cab and was struck by a bridge
support at Wolfe creek, west of this
city. Spencer fell 30 feet into the
creek.
Newark. - Mrs. Alice Miles of
Hanover was sent to jail for thirty
days for misrepresenting her daugh-
ter's age in order that she might
marry Lewis Priest of Hanover. The
bride is in custody of the court. Priest
is under arrest. Court records show
the bride is 13. Her mother said she
was IS when the license was issued,
but now contends she is 16
Fremont - Colonel William e.
Haynes Of this city, Ohio's repre-
sentative on the Gettysburg Battle
Anniversary commission, has received
from the state of Pennsylvania a
handsome solid silver medal in recog-
milton for the recent anniversary cele-
bration. Accompanying the medal is
letter of appreciation from the Penn
sylvania commission at the direction
of the governor.
Columbus. - In John Mitchell Of
Troy, Federal Judge Safer has dis
covered an honest man. Several
months ago when Mitchell filed
his petition in bankruptcy his liabili-
ties so exceeded his assets that his
creditors decided that the estate Of
fered poor picking" Thursday Judge
Safer rubbed his eyes and read twice
when he received a letter from Mitch
ell stating he had recently come into
possession Of enough property to pay
off entirely his outstanding claims.
East Liverpool. - James Malone,
forty, motorman of East Liver
pool, was seriously injured; Joseph
Gromo, 35, motorman of Chester, was
badly cut, and IL passengers were
bruised in head-on collision between
passenger car and work car on the
Newell Street Railway Co. line at
Newell, w. Va. Malone may die. Mis-
understanding of orders was the cause.
Dayton. - Drastic measures are
to be resorted to by Postmaster
May in charge of the Dayton
office, in effort to break up the pro.
miscuous, illicit use of the general de-
livery department. 1t is his plan to
have photographers with yards of
films, backed up by ever-ready re-
porters stationed at the general deliv-
cry window to turn the limelight of
publicity on the hordes of Dayton
married women who are conducting
with soul mates.
Toledo. - Christian Feilbach, elect
ed two years ago on the Independ-
ent ticket as city treasurer, has
just announced that he would make
the race for mayor on the regular Re-
publican ticket. Feilbach will be op-
posed by Carl Keller, former state
senator.
incinnati.-Howard Aicholtz, 4
son of William Aicholtz of Roundbot-
tom.rd, near Newtown, was jolted off
his fathers wagon, run over and in
Stantly killed.
Lima. - Howard Altschul, forty
said to be Columbus man, was
injured slightly in a revolver duel
over girl on the Bellefontaine road
between Lima and Bellefontaine, ac-
cording to word received by police.
Youngstown. - The business man
ager council controlled form Of
city charter prepared by the chart.
er commission for Youngstown was
rejected by the voters of the city in
the special election, two to one. The
vote for the charter was 2,973 against
5,956. The campaign was one of the
most bitterly contested in the history
of the city.
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