The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-03-06
PUNCHED PARAGRAPHS


velt's works were sold at auction for
30 cents at the defunct Union League
club, Brooklyn.
Barnhart Brothers and Spindler,
type manufacturers, st. Louis, sus-
tained 100000 loss by fire.
Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver de-
clares that 10 per cent of the women
of this country ere immoral.
Robbers bound and gagged w. p.
Brandenburg,. Louisville (Ky) jewel.
er, and stole $4,000 worth Of jewels.
Fighting with pistols, clubs and re-
volvers, New York police captured
four desperate burglars in the act of
robbing the safe in a Bowery jewelry
store of $4,000 in diamonds,
After a hunger strike OF five days
in the Ravenna (O) jail, where he
was held for refusing to send his
daughters to school, H. II. Loomis,
farmer, gave up the fight and paid his
fine and costs of 1922.
Progressive and fusion victories
featured the municipal elections in
Maine.
Customs receipts for the entire
United States for February fell off
$1O,0O0,0OO
Subterranean stream in a mine at
Bracquegnies, Belgium, drowned sew
en- miners.
Mrs. Catherine O'Neill died at Hart
ford, Conn, aged 1O6 years. Had
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Commissioner Daniel B. Torpy of
Marietta, o., leaves for San Francisco
to make ready for the Ohio exhibit at
the Panama-Pacifc exposition.
Special commission appointed to
select site for a new state prison de-
cided to accept the John Ellsworth
farm of 1900 acres in Madison coun.
ty, Ohio.
Boston fishermen predicted an early
spring when they learned that a
shark had been hooked off the Middle
bank. Capture also held sure sign of
early mackerel season.
Joseph Blinzler a Lorain (O) bar
ber, left for Austria-Hungary to claim
fortune he says totals $370OOOOO.
Blizzard which ragged in Baltimore
was accompanied by earthquake
shocks, three distinct tremors being
felt.
Clifford Pinchot, former chief for
ester, announced his candidacy for
the Progressive party nomination for
United States senator from Pennsyl-
vania to succeed Boies Penrose.
Charles NJ. Schwab, suffering from
neuritis, arrived at Pasadena, Cal,
for a months stay.
Glenn Olmsted, "a, Marengo, o.,
shot and killed his uncle, Albert vii.
liams, 64. The murder was the result
of family troubles.
Pennsylvania passenger train No.
AL ran into the rear of a double
header freight north Of Columbus, o.
Four trainmen, all of Columbus, were
injured
A man thought to be AL Hartung
of Sandusky, o., was struck by Lake
Shore train at Cleveland and fatally
injured. His name was on a tailor's
tag in his coat.
DR.. William Oxley Thompson, presi-
dent of Ohio State university, de-
clares he is not a candidate for Re-
publican nomination for governor Of
Ohio.
Mrs. Caroline Seyrock, rs, who
lived alone on a farm 10 miles from
Jackson, Mich, was found dead with
her throat cut. Robbery believed the
motive for the murder
Louis Campani of Columbia, ILL.,,
swallowed 81 nickels and won a
wager Of IS. He is now in the care
of a physician.
Attorney General Hogan, in ruling
to the state liquor license commits
sion, held that county liquor license
boards are not under civil service,
but that the jobs are political ones,
controlled by the governor.
After April l it will be risky busi-
ness for a restaurant proprietor in
Ohio to put chicory or some other
adulterant in the coffee he serves to
his patrons. On that date coffee in
spectors will be on the job.
Frank Smith, colored, Of Cleveland,
was found guilty of the murder Of
James Conyers at Chatham, Ont, and
was sentenced to be hanged next
May.
At Glasgow, KY, Alice Kinstow, an
aged negress, Mary Kinstow, her
daughter, and Georgia, 2, were burned
to death when their home was de-
stroyed.
General Jacob s. Coxey predicts
that 100000 unemployed men will par
ticipate in his projected march upon
Washington, scheduled to start on
April &c.
Harry Blazer and bis wife were
drowned when they were thrown into |
the Susquehanna river at Selins |
Grove, Pa, while setting nets through |
the ice.
Married women are barred from |
to the Pittsburg police
force on the ground that single
women will have more time to look |
after their official duties.
New York court of appeals decided |
that the four gunmen who murdered
Herman Rosenthal, the gambler, must
die April 13.
Twelve men were killed and four
others fatally injured in an explosion
which destroyed an extensive analine
dye factory at Rummelsburg, a sub
urb Of Berlin.
A number of houses were destroyed
by large meteor which descended in
the village of Jendkovitzky, in the
Polish province of Kieloe, Russia. The
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