The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-09
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Lloyds began quoting prices against
the risk Of Zeppelin airships dropping
bombs Apon London buildings.
| Ohio's wheat crop for this year will
amount to nearly 2s,0o0,OOO bushels,
according TO the report of the agricul-
tural commission.
Detectives Egan and Monaghan,
Barney Bertsche, a politician. and q
friend Of Bertsche were wounded in a
pistol battle at Chicago.
Ohio civil service commission holds
that ministers serving as chaplains in
county infrmaries OF in children's
homes are not under civil service.
Aaron Mckinney, ten was killed
and Bud Hale, cattle dealer of Green
up, KY, was seriously injured when a
train struck a carriage in which they
were riding at Portsmouth, o.
Streetcar service in Fort Smith and
Van Buren, Ark, was tied up follow
ing walkout of motormen and con-
ductors. The strike resulted from
the discharge of sixteen union men.
Union miners supply store at Prov
ident. near st. Clairsville, o., was de-
stroyed by fire with a loss of about
$4,000
Justice Daniel Thew Wright, for
merly of Cincinnati, resigned as a |
member of the District of Columbia
supreme court.
Philip X. Walcott, New York law
yer, jumped to death from a window |
Of his office on the fourteenth floor
of a skyscraper.
Heaviest snowstOrm ever expert
enced at this season of the year fell
at Macleod, Alberta.
George Spine, fifteen, while trying
to keep cattle out of a cabbage patch
On a farm near Little Falls, n Y,
was attacked by a bull and killed.
Fire at Grayson, KY, destroyed
several business houses, causing a
loss Of $4,000.
w. P. Brown, for years known as
the Cotton King of the South" is
dead at New Orleans.
Many boats are stranded in the
Ohio river near Marietta. River has
Ieached the lowest stage in history Of
navigation.
James Scully, foK many years
1nancier and railroad builder of Penn.
sylvania, died at Washington. He
vas seventy-nine years old.
Harry F. Simmonds, a special DO
ice officer, was killed and Louis
wounded by two burglars
'aught in New York theater The
hieves escaped
Kansas City will open its new
Jnion depot with a fete the last two
lays of October
G. G. Evans, motorcyciist was
brown from his machine and killed
lear Wilmington, Del
Charles d. Rounds, president of the
state bank of West Pullman, g sub
rb of Chicago, was found dead in a I
as-filled room in the bank.
Mrs. Mary Hill, thirty-nine, who re-
emily filed a suit for divorce against
er husband, George HILL hanged
erself at her home in Lima, o.
Early Bird, Jr., the fastest matinee
erformer ever owned at Fall River,
lass, and veteran of fifty Grand Cir.
uit races, was put to death because
I age. n
An explosion in the powder maya. U
Inc of the Detwlller Fireworks com
any plant at Jersey City partially
'recked the factory, killing three
len and injuring thirty-seven. 3
At Toledo, Elmer Jackson, forty
wo, was killed at railroad crossing.
Dan Pheney, a theatrical advance 81
gent, committed suicide in a Roches- h
sr IN. " hotel. h
Official returns of the prohibition v
lection In Virginia show that the o.
tate went dry by 30,765 majority. W
Harrison w. Wheeler was killed W
nd five others injured when tire T
their automobile blew out. throw. le
lg the car against a stone wall, at s.
Iiddletown, N. Y. in
A disease prevention campaign was tc