The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-01-23
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS

Miss Irne Roche, ls. wire tester,
was eleorocuted while at work In
New York
Thomas Murphy, who was de.
nounced as a "squealer," was shot
and killed by New York gunmen.
Robbers blew open a safe in rooms
OF the Tohio club al Toledo. got 49,.
600 In money and jewelry and es-
capped.
Defiance county, Ohio, win spend
$4,000 on its roads this year. Half
of the amount will be furnished by
the state.
Mrs. Constantla Beinowicz, 90, shot
and killed John Hinze, a farmer who
had attempted TO break into her
home, near Kenosha, Wis.
Since the plan OF sharing 100000.
600 in profits with employees Of the
Ford automobile plant went into ef.
feet rs workers In the plant have
married.
Michael Youhouz, a mill worker at
Duquesne, Pa, has not slept since he
took a drink OF queer liquor a year
ago. He enjoys good health and
works every day. Physicians are
puzzled.
Midnight is to be the dead line for
respectabllity in Indianapolis. Such
was the order issued by Samuel Per
rott, superintendent OF police
Floyd Graham, 25, who was injured
by a hunting accident, died at the
hospital in Delaware. o.
Brigadier General Wells reports
that in 10 years the organized state
militia has lost more than S1,000,O00
worth of government property, includ'
ing supplies Of various sorts.
Miss Mary May McDermott, 23
missing from her home at Sandusky
o., for almost a year, was found at
Monroe, Mich, where she is under ar.
rest for masqueradipg as a man.
The body of Mrs. Nellie Bailey, q,
her head crushed to a pulp. was dis
covered in vacant lot within a short
distance of her home at Dayton, o.
Wesley Jenkins, 32, colored, has been
arrested.
Midsummer weather for 10 days
has brought out such numbers Of
grasshoppers in Hamilton county,
central Texas, that the state depart
ment Of agriculture was appealed to
to assist in preventing these insects
from ravaging crops.
James B. Maple, postmaster at Am.
sterdam, o., was arrested on a charge
that he embezzled S640 from the post.
office.
Louis Hendricks and Grover Smith,
both serving life sentences for muir
der, escaped from the state peniten-
tiary at Moundsville, w. Va
Isaac Kalma Of Detroit will buy
small farm with the money he re-
ceives for the pelt of blue fox which
he killed. The animals fur is worth
between $500 and $1,000.
Postmaster General Burleson has
figures showing how the government
can take over the telephone and tele-
graph companies and operate them at
a saving of 80 1-9 per cent to the
public.
Judge Jerome b. Burrows celebrated
his S0th birthday anniversary in an
unusual manner at Painesville, o..
He issued invitations to a dinner to
all men in the township over 70 years
of age, 80 responding.
President Wilson nominated Col
onel w. c. Gorgas to be surgeon gen
eral Of the army.
German steamer Acilia foundered off
the coast Of Terra del Fuego. Crew
of As and 50 passengers lost.
Mrs. Nora Sullivan died at Pots
dam, n Y, aged 10. She was born
in County Kerry, Ireland, and used
tobacco for the past so years.
Mrs. Mary J. Moyahan, so; w. Ber-
nard Moyahan, 20; Wilifred Linithal,
20, and an unidentified man perished
in a tenement fire at Brockton, Mass.
Ernest J. Heckle, an employe of the
state highway department, is under
arrest on the charge of padding the
state payroll. Hecllle is 81 and lives
at Norwood, o.
Cleveland Ohio, leads the world in
the proportional number of divorces
granted each year, according to a re-
port made to the federated churches |
by a special committee.