The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-06-26
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Representative Ansberry OF Ohio re-
turned to the house after a months
absence. His health has improved
Thirty fishermen are missing after
a terrific storm which swept the Lake
of Constance, in central Europe The
bodies OF ten have been recovered.
Two known dead. two missing and
over fifty injured was the toll of the
terrific storm which swept Minnesota,
Wisconsin and North and South Da-
kOta.
Frank DeMaria, Sicilian detective,
who has been assisting the police In
trailing Black Hand murders, was as
sassinated In Little Italy," Chicago.
No clew.
Lieutenant Kobe was killed by the
overturning OF an aeroplane he was
plotting at Schwerin, Germany. Cap
tain Run, his passenger. sustained a
broken leg.
The fourth unsuccessful attempt to
wreck a Cleveland, Lorain and Wheel
ing train, hauling West Virginia coal
through Belmont county, o.. was made
at Maynard, where hundreds of cross
ties we're heaped across the rails.
Charles De Claire of Cleveland was
found dead in a Cincinnati hotel, death
being due to the heat.
Hamburg American liner Queen
Luise crashed into the steamer Cobra
off Cuxhaven, Germany, tearing a
great hole in the latter's hull.
Militant suffragettes made a futile
attempt to blow up st. Mary's church
at Reading, England, with bomb.
An earthquake which lasted fifty
seconds was felt at Fairbanks, Alaska.
No damage reported.
Body of Donald Mcdonald, wealthy
farmer residing near London, Ont,
was found near his home, torn to
pieces by wild animals.
Falling under a freight train as he
attempted to board it at Newark, o.,
Edward Scott, thirty, Of Mt. Vernon,
O., had both legs cut off and died a
few hours later in a hospital.
Department of agriculture predicts a
heavy apple crop all over the United
States.
Seven thousand children of Muncie,
Ind, began campaign to make Mum
Gle a flyless town.
Congressman w. S. Hammond won
the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor at Minnesota's recent statewide
primary election by plurality of 800
votes.
Former Senator Foraker will be the
principal speaker at the Fourth OF
Julyc Celebration that is being arranged
by the Blendop grange at Wester-
vile, o.
Miss Doris Lippman, a girl scout
of Savannah, Ca, has been awarded
by the National Red Cross society a
prize of $50 for saving a man over
come by gas.
Harry N. Atwood, aviator, who was
missing for twenty hours and believed
lost in the lake with his bride, was
found safe at Bono, on the shore OF
Lake Erie. near Toledo.
Fire destroyed the railroad station
at Coedpoeth, Wales. The blaze was
attributed to the suffrgettes
State National bank of Little Rock,
Ark, did not open for business. The
bank is capitalized at $500,000
Judge Myron A. Norris, member OF
the circuit court of appeals of the Sew
enth Judicial district of Ohio, died at
his home in Youngstown, o.
More than 100 gas wells have been
struck near Cleveland in the last
ninety days. Gas sufficient to supply
the entire city is being produced by
them.
George F. Baer, late president OF
the Philadelphia and Reading railway,
left personal property worth $3.055, 900
and real estate valued at 100000 to
his family.
Walter Settled, twenty-one, acciden-
tally shot by a member of a party
welcoming him home from his honey
moon with "belling" on North Bass
island, Lake Erie, is dead. His young
widow is Frustrated.
Miss Myrtle HALEY, thirty, died at
Ironton, O., Of burns sustained when
her dress caught hFe from pile OF
rubbish.
The seventeen year locust has made
its appearance in Seneca county,
Ohio, in sufficient numbers to cause
apprehension.
John Buhil, twelve, of Washington,
Pa, filled his pockets with powder
and then struck match on his pants
He was fatally injured.
Fire at Fredericktown, o., destroyed
the Blackburn block. Loss 100000.
Marvin Beach, chauffeur, shot and
killed his sweetheart, Myrtle Arm
strong, at indianapolis, and attempted
suicide. He is under arrest.
A footpad who held up James 8.
Butterworth near Putnam Valley,
N. Y, took the victims set of gold
tri,,,r,ad foIco faofh Prom hic mouth a