The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-04-16
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cause of social and domestic duties.
What would they be if the had the
ballot?"
Youngstown. Pleas of guilty
were obtained here by the state
from 2 of the % men indicted for al.
legged frauds in connection with the
county option election March 2 and
She preceding registrations.
William Rabe and John Tomasc K
entered pleas of guilty and were re-
leased under $500 bond, awaiting SEN
tence. Rabe pleaded guilty to the
charge of illegal registration.
Tomasczk pleaded guilty to voting
here March 2, after having been a
resident Of Ohio only six months.
Akroll.-Allan Rowe, aged nineteen,
who lives near Cuyahoga Falls, but is
employed in Akron, was shot down by
a bandit when returning home.
Rowe alighted from a Mountain line
car and was ordered to throw up his
hands.
He started to run. The holdup man
fired, the bullet striking Rowe in the
leg. The robber rifled his pockets,
took SO in money and then ran.
Rowe lay in the snow for an hour
until brought to Akron. He is not Sc.
riously hurt.
Kent.-Charles Call, wealthy Stow
township farmer, was struck by a
Wheeling & Lake Erie train north Of
Kent while trying to chase a COW off
the track. His arm was broken. The
COW was killed.
Napoleon.-Hearing cries Of MAN.
ma, mamma, Is afire," Mrs. F. w.
Reiter ran into the kitchen to find
her, three-year-old daughter, Mary
Elizabeth, enveloped in flames. The
child had procured a bag of sulphur
from a shelf and thrown It on a hot
range. Her dress ignited and before
the flames could be smothered her
chest and arms were severely burned
Marion. = When a delegation Of
ministers called on Mayor Brock
ett and threatened to denounca
him If he did not order cleanup"
he told them to fire away" and
added: II have my opinion on these
things"
st. Marys. - A cablegram Wednes.
day announced the death on the
German East African mission field
of Clarence Grothaus of New Bremen
and Carl Witch of Toledo. Details
are lacking. Carl Witch was mar.
ried and was accompanied by his wife
in mission work. The parry sailed late
last summer for Africa. Their parents
reside near New Bremen and in To-
ledo. ''' "
Springfield. - When T. G. Price
Of Erie county called for his mail
here he was arrested in the post.
office on complaint of George E. Dunn,
who charges Price with using the
mails to defraud him of more than
$500. Price was formerly superintend.
ent of schools at Birmingham, Erie
county.
Circleville. Arthur Morris, de-
serter from Company M, Seventh
U. S. A., stationed at Fort
Crockett, Tex, was arrested here at
his mothers home.
Toledo. - Police Chief George A.
Murphy reported at his own head
quarters that he had been robbed of
.wo pocketbooks containing $14, the
ater passes and official documents.
Youngstown. - Fred M. Beeman,
whose nose bled for a week, died
at the City hospital. A violent
it of sneezing caused the blood to
start recently.
Napoleon - Mrs. John Tanner
nistook gasoline with which she
vas washing her child's dress for
water and put it on stove to warm.
The explosion which resulted badly
burned her about the face and arms
md shattered the kitchen windows
Her escape from burning to death is
considered miraculous.
Rabenna.-Mrs. Prentice aged 50
wife Of Elmer Prentice, proprietor
If the Parkland house, Garrettsville,
Portage county, took poison and died.
Youngstown. j. G. Butler, Jr.,
las just announced Henry c. Frick
lad subscribed $4,000 toward the
und to build the Mckinley national
at Niles. Butler, chairman
4 the monument association, said
$4,000 had been subscribed.
Newark.-Charles Edward Styers
Is, was killed two miles west of this
ity by an Ohio Electric railway car.
Marion. The will of Thomas
oscar Sharpless, just probated, be.
Iueathed one dollar each to Mrs. Ed
ward Carling of Easton, Pa, and
frederick Dewitt Sharpless of Pitts
'urgh, his children, because of their
leglect and failure to show proper re.
pect due from child to parents
Columbus. Upon conviction of
laving contributed to the delin.
Iuency Of Hazel Traphagan, aged 16,
Ioza and Delano Warden, brothers,
Members of a prominent law firm,
we're sentenced by Probate Judge
Black to 60 and 80 days, respectively.
n the county jail.
Youngstown.-Contest of the March
county option election, filed here by
he dry forces ten days after election,
las just been withdrawn by the drys.
Chardon. - Ernest thinner, who
s charged with shooting William Eg.
,leston here, was indicted on charge
Il first degree murder.
Delaware. - The fifty girl mem.
,ers of the senior class of Della.
vare high school voted to help battle
he high cost Of living by adopting
inform and simple graduation dress.