The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-07-24
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS


Robert Wardrop, Pittsburgh. and
Thomas Combs, Lexington, KY, were
announced as two of the directors for
the Cleveland federal reserve bank
At Janesville, Wis, Policeman AL
bright told a woman wearing what sae
called Chicago's last word to get of
the street or go to jail. She left town
Former President Roosevelt asked
that he be given hearing before the
senate foreign relations committee on
the Colombian treaty proposing rep.
aration.
Leroy Lind, Norville Lind and Harry
Lee, small boys, we're fatally injured
at Akron, o., when a stick of dyna-
mite with which they were playing
exploded.
Jane Est, an 1. w. W. agitator, who
was sent to Blackwell's Island in June
for disturbing a church meeting, has
been committed to Matteawan asylum
because Of her refusal to eat
Upwards of 1000 delegates are at
Norfolk, Va, for the forty-ninth bien-
nial convention Of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians.
At Springfield, Mass, DR.. Roy Peck
was seriously injured when he cranked
an auto while it was In gear with the
emergency brake of.
R. o. Cochran has withdrawn from
the race in Georgia against United
States Senator Hoke Smith.
Police force of Clarksburg, w. Va,
has been reduced to three men as a
result Of the adoption of prohibition.
A. N. Sinclair, travelling salesman,
was fined Sc at Jackson, Miss, for tip
ping negro hotel porter 10 cents. 1t
was first arrest under the anti-tipping
act.
Senator Carl D. Friebolin of Cuya.
hoga county, Ohio, has been selected
by Governor Cox to succeed the late
Judge Lawrence on the common pleas
bench of that county.
James Moran of Morris, ILL.,, is Ill
years old. He is decidedly coltish and
occasionally throws" handsprings.
A snake seven feet long was killed
at st. Marys, o. 1t is thought the rep
tile escaped from a carnival company.
Mrs. Miller Olcott Benck was killed
near Lockport, N. Y, when the auto
in which she was riding went into a
ditch.
Exports of raw cotton from the
United Safes in the fiscal year 1914
made a new high record, being valued
at $610,OOO,OO0.
Torpedo boat destroyer O'Brien was
launched successfully at Philadelphia.
d. Ward Wolf, the wealthy young
man caught burning his home at Lau-
relville, o., to secure insurance on
same, has been adjudged insane.
Lieutenant Llewellyn Charles Hor-
dern Of the Lancashire Fusiliers was
killed when the biplane in which he
was flying made sudden dive to
earth near Portsmouth, England.
George A. Pingrec, manufacturer, |
was shot and killed by his wife IN |
their home in Denver. Jealousy Is |
said to have been the cause.
At GAINESVILLE, o., Teddy Roemer
ten, died from injuries sustained when
he fell thirty feet from a window while |
walking in his sleep.
Clara Holte of Milwaukee is charged |
with Turing a married man away from
his home into another state for pur-
poses In violation of the white slave
act.
Eight railroads entering Chicago
were fined an aggregate of $4,000 by
Federal Judge Lands for violation OF
the law providing that live stock IN
transit must be fed and watered at
least once every twenty-four hours.
Albert T. Coffman of Toledo was
chosen president of the Federation OF
American Motorcyclists.
At Newark, O., Mrs. Maud Hannum
was fatally injured by gasoline ex-
plosion.
Mrs. William Sewell and Bonnie
Prior, thirteen, were killed when
brick building was blown over on
heir home in Henderson, Ky.
Prince Louis of Bourbon, cousin
)f the King Of Spain, and Miss Bea-
rice Harrington, a pretty English
girl, were married at London.
Thomas Biggerstaff, real estate
iealer at Cleveland, fired a bullet
through his head, dying instantly. Big
yerstaff had brooded for eight years
,ver the death Of his wife.
Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst, who was
eleased from jail for the eleventh
ime on July 12 under the provisions
Il the cat and mouse act. was rear