The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-10-16
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

manlcopolS on sunday, NOV. 10, Dy
Cardinal Gibbons at Baltimore.
Posses are searching for seven of
the nine prisoners who escaped from
the Kaukakee county Qll) jail by
using saws said to have been brought
to the Jail by Mrs. George Loughren,
wife Of a prisoner indicted for safo-
blowing.
Ruth Mccullough, twen'v-three,
vaudeville actress, and Clarence Nc
Cormick, eighteen, clerk, confessed,
according to detectives, that they
lured /. w. Mollett, wealthy Hedrick
Qa.) farmer, into a deserted field near
Hedrick and killed him.
Carroll Olson, twenty died at Mil
waukee from injuries received in foot
ball game.
Joseph Stonnish, plumber, was
bound over at Alliance, O., charged
with the murder of Policeman James
Turner
At Chicago, Frank Blacklidge jailed
for thirty days for contempt of court,
sued Judge Kenesaw NJ Lands for
$4,000 damages.
Alex S. Ballard, fifty-two. president
and cashier Of the Commercial Ma.
tional bank at Washington c H., o.,
died after an illness of six months
Ernest Currey and Artie Currey,
brothers, of Atlanta, Ca, were in
stantly killed by a train near Ports
mouth, o. They were walking on the
track.
Following a quarrel over the dispo-
sition of fodder, De Witt Jenkins, for
ty-four, stabbed and almost instantly
killed his brother-in-law, Ellicott
Hackney, fifty, at Bedford, KY.
Mrs. Marian Fress was badly in
jured at Toledo in an auto accident.
Prince Ferdinand was proclaimed
king of Roumania under the title Of
Ferdinand l., in succession to the late
Carol /.
Fire destroyed an entire business
block and a half dozen dwellings at
Spencer, w. Va, with an estimated
loss of $25O,OOO.
Toledo Commerce club wants the
channel shoals dug out as the first
work provided for by the S135,000 har-
Dor improvement appropriation.
Secretary Of State Harry Woods,
one of the Democratic candidates at
the Illinois. senatorial primary, shot
shot and killed himself at Springfield,
I'll No motive known
Elwood C.. Small, real estate deal
er, committed suicide by shooting him
self at his home in Buffalo.
Robert Hillman Of New Bedford,
Mass, a railroad conductor, fell from
a locomotive at Fall River and was
killed.
Connecticut apple growers have be-
gun a "buy a barrel of apples" move
ment, saying that war has hurt the
apple trade.
Five persons were killed and three
injured in a severe windstorm that
swept a farming district ten miles
southwest of Joplin, Mo.
James Turner fiftyy-six, a special
policeman employed by merchants to
protect their property, was murdered
by burglar who was trying to break
in to Hathias' saloon at Alliance, o.
Denver police are investigating the
case of Miss Helen Schulty, twenty
five, daughter of Fred Schulty Of To
ledo, o., millionaire lumberman She
became ill on a train and died in
Denver hospital of poisoning.
Continental Sugar company opened
its large plant in Findlay, o., with
$50 men on two shifts
A general strike OF the building
trades began at Buffalo, about 5000
men laying down their tools
A German fishing vessel has been
blown up by a German mine in the
Langeland belt, north of the coast Of
Denmark.
William Barlow, formerly a widely
known minstrel, and his wife were
seriously wounded by a negro who
forced his way into the Barlow home
near Little Rock, Ark.
Secretary Bryan sent to European
pOW6lo d ulGSSd5c IcllllS VI GIeSIu6HL
Wilson's day of prayer for peace and
the sincerity with which the people
of the United States responded to it.
J. G. Stallsmith fifty-eight, of New
Lexington, o., well known horseman
and manufacturer, is dead
English trawler Lilly was blown up
by mine in the North sea. Seven
members of the crew are missing.
Frank Michaels, forty-seven, a
FAINTER, was killed in fall of twenty
five feet from the roof of building
at the Fairfield County (O) Children's
home
Federal court at New York denied
the Marconi Wireless Telegraph COM
panys application for an injunction
restraining the government from clos
ing its plants.
win of Mrs. Frank Leslie, filed for.
probate in New York city leaves the
residuary estate, estimated at more
than $1,1O00,O00, to further the cause
of woman's suffrage.
Lloyds began quoting prices against
the risk of Zeppelin airships dropping
bombs upon London buildings,
Ohio's wheat crop for this year will
amount to nearly 29,OOO,OOO bushels,
according to the report of the agricul-
tuial commission.