The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-12-19
cago, was pardoned by Governor


cago, was pardoned by Governor
Dunno.
German crown princess christeneC
with the name Columbus" the new
steamer of the North German Lloyd
line launched at Danzig, Germany, fol
the service between Bremen and New
York
Lest a child be born in prison, Gov
ernor Cox suspended the sentence OF
Mrs. Frances Sloppy of Paulding coun
ty until after the expected birth. The
woman was convicted of participation
in white slavery.
Charles Walters, 35, of Altoona, Pa,
was struck and killed by an interur.
ban car on a trestle between Hebron
and Buckeye Lake, o.
Fire in the business district of
Lynchburg, Va, did $25O,OOO damage.
The flames started in a hardware
store from an unknown cause.
George E. Davis, confessed dyna-
miter, in federal court at indianapolis
pleaded guilty to the charge of con-
spring illegally to transport dyna'
mite
Armed with a shotgun, boy wear
ing a mask entered the grocery Of R.
M. Coulter at Indianapolis, robbed the
cash drawer and made his escape.
Thomas ]. McManus, city fireman;
his mother, Mary McManus, and sis
ter Mary perished in a fire that at,
tackled an apartment house in New
York.
Chicago motion picture showmen
subscribed $1,000 to fight in the courts
against police censorship of the
movies, which they describe as "intol-
erable."
Fire caused loss of $4,000 in the
business district of Bryan, o.
Colonel S. L. Mooney, "a, multimil-
lionaire of Woodsfield, O., and Miss
Carolyne Eells, 81, of Marietta, o.,
were married at the latter place.
Every bone in the body of Darley
Richards, %, was broken when he
was caught in a shafting at a Newark
(O) creamery and whirled to death.
Mrs. Laura Leland, divorcee, was
shot and killed at Chicago by o. c.
Huey, a painter, when she refused to
accept his attentions. Huey escaped.
At Cleveland, o., Postoffice Inspec.
tor Fred B. Ashton caused the arrest
of John P. Geiger, mail clerk, on
charge of taking four 81 bills from n
letter
Four persons were killed and "a
seriously injured near Chemnitz, Ger
many, by the crushing of passenger
train in a tunnel, which collapsed
during a slight earthquake.
Explosion of lamp in the resi-
dence of Anton Brier at Youngstown,
o., caused serious burns to Mr.. and
Mrs. Brier, their daughter Antonia
and Mike Rosick, boarder.
A robber held up the Sunset ex
press train near New Orleans and es-
capped with a sum estimated at $4,000.
Foreigners residing in New York
city have sent through the mails
alone $5,409,00O to the folks at home
for Christmas.
Miss Jessie Wilson, 20; Miss Willie
Stewart, 16, and negro nurse we're
killed when the auto in which they
were riding was demolished by a trac-
ton car near Dallas, Tex.
A reward of $1,000 was offered by
Lake Shore railroad officials for the
capture of train wreckers who ditch
I'd the fast New England express, one
mile west of Wickliffe, o.
S. II. Slloctel, a chemist of New
Lexington, Perry county, o., was ia
tally shot. His sweetheart, Miss Mil
1red Johnson, 23, also of that place,
Is being hesld by the police.
Frank R iegle, As, former chief engi-
neer of the Barberton CO., water
works pla1Et, was electrocuted at the
Kenmore power station of the North
ern Ohio Traction company.
Puck, the comic weekly, has been
aiken over by The Masses, a Socialist
Of New York.
For the first time since the civil
var the enlisted personnel of the
lavy has passed the $4,000 mark.
Eleven men were lost when the
British steamer Weimar, 1,500-ton |
7essel, foundered in a North sea gale.
Employees of the Guaranty Trust |
company of New York will receive 10 |
,er cent of their yearly salary as a
christmas present.
Customs officials seized at Belfast |