The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-11-20
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Federal. state and local officials
have begun a campaign in Illinois tc
stop what they declared was ilega
traffic in impure eggs.
Orders for approximately $4,000 ,0OC
worth OF bullets for Europe have been
received at the Western Cartridge
company at Alton, I'll,
Millicent Branigan. seventeen. and
Fannie Bergstrom, sixteen, were kill
ed and Mabel Rankin injured when
struck by a train in the outskirts OF
Brooklyn.
Luigi Macaluso, a young Italian
sangster and amateur fighter whose
body was found in a barrel in Long
Island City, N. Y, was the victim of
sangsters
Following a dispute over the Euro
lean war, John Strobe, an aged Ger
man, shot and killed John Heffron, an
Englishman. and wounded Peter Lins-
key, a Swede, in a Chicago lodging
house.
Findlay, o., will hold election under
the Beall law Dec. Z.
Anton Klosh was killed by an inter
urban car near Cleveland.
Cold snap in Minnesota gave a big
impetus to winter buying.
City Of Cleveland reports a meat
shortage owing to the cutting off Of
live stock receipts by the quarantine.
Near Newark, O., an unknown man
was found along the railroad tracks
with both legs frozen. He is uncon.
scious in Newark hospital.
Anna A. Gordon of Evanston, ILL.,,
was elected president of the Womans
Christian Temperance union at the
general convention at Atlanta, Ga.
Harry Turner, center on the Can.
ton (O) professional football team,
died as a result of injuries sustained
n a game between Canton and the
Akron Indians.
Five thousand men, who have been
idle since the outbreak Of the Euro
pean war. returned to work at the
mills Of the United States Steel cor
poration at Gary. Ind.
Because he is said to have sold cot
ton for less than 10 cents a pound,
Joshua Samuels, a small cotton grow
er in Carter county. Oklahoma, was
hogged by masked men.
Saughtering of live stock at the
Chicago union stockyards was re-
sumed after a nine day quarantine be-
cause Of the prevalence of the foot
and mouth disease among cattle.
Masonic hall and other buildings at
Pleasantville, o., were destroyed by
fire.
Turkeys will be selling at 20 cents a
pound, or even lower, compared with
29 cents last year, If warm weather
continues.
Practically every packing house in
Chicago received a clean bill Of health
and all are now freed from possible
hoof and mouth disease.
With eighty-two carloads OF gifts
slowed away in her hold for the chill
tren and mothers Of Europe left des-
tltute by the war, the Christmas ship
sailed from Brooklyn
Postmaster General Burleson indi-
Gated in his annual report he pur-
posed to renew his recommendation
of last year in favor of the principle |
Of government ownership Of telegraph |
and telephone lines.
Four brothers, members of the Boys
Corn club of Georgia, produced S24
bushels Of corn on four acres of land |
this year.
At Upper Sandusky, o., Victor KeL
Ter, thirty-five, was killed when his
head was crushed by a falling lid
from an old corn planter.
After his left arm was cut off by a
freight train, Charles B. Jones' a
young live stock dealer residing near
Lawrenceburg Ky, walked two blocks
and told where his arm could be
found.
Tony Ferraro, italian organ grinder,
was fatally shot by unknown parties at
Toledo. Three bullets struck him.
American cruiser North Carolina,
concerning which wild rumors have
been circulated recently. was report
Cd safe and sound at Beirut.
Lehigh Valley train No. g. running
from Buffalo to New York. left the
tracks near wilkesbarr@ Pa. No aRa