The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1915-11-04
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From All Sections OF
the State

wage increase is made voluntarily Dy
the employers and adds about $1,000
per day to the salaries of local ma
chinists.
MarysVllle.-The village Of North
Lewisburg, by a safe majority or
80 votes, ousted the only saloon in the
town at a special election Tuesday un-
der the Beall law. A large vote was
polled. The one thirst parlor has been
in operation at North Lewisburg three
weeks.
Columbus. - State Auditor Donahey
must pay bills for groceries, hoW'
ers, music, fruits and engraved In
vitations contracted for the Ohio
building at the Panama-Pacifc exposi-
ton by Newton M. Miller, directing
commissioner from Ohio, as a result of
decision handed down by the court
of appeals.
Toledo. - William Jennings Bryan
in an address charged the defeat
of Gov. James M. Cox last year
to the vets. He branded the act as a
sample of the duplicity the vets use
when they cannot control public Off
cial. He said Cox was one Of the best
governors the state ever had and
should have been continued in office
and that his defeat was a blunder and
/ did horD, m tho cfafa
Toledo. - George Posen, sc years
old, and Stephen Skies, "a, this city,
are dead as the result of being crushed
by an ore car at the Toledo Furnace
Co.
Canton. "A jury has returned a
verdict of $4,000 for Mrs. Nora
Daniels, who sued Mrs. Clara Nc
Whorter for the alienation of her
Ravenna.-W William S. Bissell
charged with throwing stone that
caused the death of 18-year-old Roy
Fox at Rootstown last May 2, was &C
quilted of manslaughter. Bissell hao
trouble with his wife and young Fox
with others, started to investigate ant
shortly afterwards was found dead IL
a field.
anesVilIe.-Morgan county officials
are awaiting a report from chem
lists on the analysis of the stom
ach of August Hohlmann, 81, o
GAINESVILLE, who died under suspicious
circumstances near Stockport seVera
weeks ago. Hohmann's body was eX
humed and the stomach removed TO
examination by request of an insul
ance company.
/ CoIumbus.-The prices of retail Goa
are on the jump again. Althoug
Ohio mines are largely idle because c
the claim that there are no coal orders
the price is to be showed up on Nov.
from 25 to SO cents ton. The newes
4 excuse is that wholesale prices haV
been advanced because of large wa
orders.
/ Sandusky. - Sanduskys two dali
papers came out editorially o.
/ Friday for five of the 20 candidates il
the field for city commissionership
under the commission manager charte
L
| explain that while they have been a
/ variance in the past, they deem 1t es
sential to get together in the interes
of good government.
/ Youngstown. - Complaint has beel
lodged with the Youngstown pc
lice by the Bryan Bill Posting Go
against Brier Hill goats here. TIL
Bryan company says goats eat up thei
bills as fast as posted in that section
of the city and is asking for police pre-
lection.
MarysviIIe. - Wilbur Mattox, age,
80, employed in o. S. Dickson
confectionery store, was electrocute
while at work in the cellar on a vast
pipe to the soda fountain. He wa
found lying on his back with his hand
clasping live wire.
Columbus. - Edward Peters, age
80, is held in jail charged with shoe
ing and killing Miss Mamie Phillip
in a lodging house Jealousy cause
the shooting, police say.
Dayon. - Brother Thomas Mooney
S. NJ, a prominent Catholic edl
Gator for more than half century
died here in st. Elizabeth's hospitf
from the effects of slight stroke {
paralysis suffered two weeks ago.
| BeIIefontaine. DR.. George Woo
Anderson, evangelist, was give
$4,OO6 at the close of his six-wee
tabernacle campaign here. Their
were 3,813 trail hitters.
/ GAINESVILLE. - After cooking breal
fast, Mrs. May Kay went to the celia
and found her husband, Bruce Kay, 81
dead. He had taken carbolic acid.
/ Chardon.-May Miller, aged 10, wa
burned to death at the home
her father, Eli Miller, near Burtol
= when she raked hot Goals on her dres
while fixing the stove fire.
Toledo. - SANITY in Education" wi
be the subject of the addres
to be delivered next Friday ev
10 ming by Gov. Woodbridge N. Ferris {
re Michigan at the 43d annual CONVEX
ton of the Northwestern Ohio TeacI
le ers' association. The convention wi
to be concluded on Saturday.
Columbus. William ]. Bryal
former secretary of state, as ii
principal speaker, leaders in IL
IS" fight for state wide prohibition in OH
have prepared for whirlwind car
ce paign that is to be led by Mr.. Brya
the next four days. The first speec
today will be at Steubenville.
Marietta.-William Roeser, Sr,
10 former prominent shoe merchant