The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-06-19
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS


John Wilcox was gored by q bull
when on his farm near Warren, o. 1t
is feared he is fatally injured.
Fifty workmen were burned to death
at Moscow, Russia, in the destruction
of a wood mill by fire. The fire re-
suited from an explosion.
Governor A. o. Eberhart was de-
feated for the Republican nomination
for governor at the Minnesota prt-
maries by w. f. Lee of Long Prairie.
Near DTiftwood, Pa, John Jordan
and Rodney Ives were drowned when
they attempted to rescue Harold Jor-
dan, boy, who had fallen into well.
Kansas Citys champion would be
suicide, who tried seven times to kill
himself in three years, was fatally
hurt in st. Paul when he attempted to
board a moving train.
Adjutant General George H. Wood
Of Ohio has made arrangements to
muster out the Ashtabula contingent
Of the naval militia The property will
be transferred to Cleveland.
Seven men were burned to death
and twenty seriously injured in a
burning Armenian lodging house in
Milford, Mass.
Oscar McGintey, a prosperous plant
er, was found dead near Columbus,
Ca, with a gunshot wound in the back
Of his head. No clew.
The Evening Times, the paper start
ed in Philadelphia by Frank Munsey
several years ago, suspended publica-
ton. 1t was a financial failure.
Louise Hildebrand, fifteen-year-old
school girl who confessed to system
attic shoplifting, has gone on hung r
strike In the detention home at Kan
sas City, Mo-, battling the probation
officers.
William Butler Hornblower, associ-
ate Judge of the New York court Of
appeals, died of myocarditis at Litch-
field, Conn.
Buried under a pile of falling lum-
ber on which he had been playing,
Kenneth Van Wrinkle was found dead
by his mother near their home in New
York.
Following a quarrel, Colonel Charles
Aguirre, chief of police Of Havana,
shot and fatally wounded Generoso
Canal, his partner In the automobile
business.
President Wilson signed the Pana-
ma canal tolls repeal bill.
Half the business section OF Nc
Clure, Henry county, Ohio, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss is estimated at
$4,000.
Harry K. Thaw was denied release
on bail pending consideration by the
federal supreme court Of extradition
from New Hampshire to New York.
Peter Brown of Buffalo was fatally
wounded and Clarence Davis Of New
castle, Pa, was seriously hurt in a
pistol battle with the police on a rail
road train near Elwood City, Pa. The
men were wanted for highway rob-
berry 1t Butler, Pa.
Locking her three children, the eld'
est five, in room while she went to
the store, Mrs. Wiley Belcher of Di'
mons, w. Va, returned to find the
home destroyed by fire and the chill
dren burned to death.
Miss Harriet Clark, an East Aurora
IN. W school teacher, was killed, and
three other persons were injured In
collision between an automobile and
delivery wagon.
Angelic Loerra, saloonkeeper, was
arrested at Jersey City on the charge
of murder because he gave Red Nc
Garry a revolver with which the latter
killed Patrolman Graham.
Councilman Stover, Republican tlool
leader In the Wilmington (Del.) city
council, introduced an ordinance com
peIIing the trolley lines to provide al
riders with seats under penalty.
Another of the Zeppelin airships o.
the German army was wrecked neal
Diedenhofen.
"Votes for women" was indorsed BY
an almost unanimous vote by the Chi
cago convention Of the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs.
Six more deaths from heat prostra
tion and three deaths from drowning
were reported in Pittsburgh.
Rev. j. Ross Stevenson OF Balti