The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-10-20
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Francisco Beltramo, while attempt
ing to loop the loop in an aeroplane
at Buenos Ayres, fell to the ground
and was killed.
Officials says that the first weeks
work on Belmont county CO.. roads
by inmates of the county jail saved
the taxpayers $500.
Mine operators of West Virginia say
it is impossible to find a sufficient
number of men to work the mines to
the capacity demanded by orders.
In an argument over the war in a
Greek coffee house at Cleveland one
man was killed and two others were
mortaily wounded. The dead man is
August Lefsimovitz, thirty-two.
Mrs. John Fucnillc. thirty-five New
Philadelphia, O., is recovering after
Der right ear was torn off in an auto
accident and then sewed on.
More than 200 persons in Salvador
lost their lives during the last seven
weeks rs result of frequent earth
| quake shocks.
An eight-months-old calf was sold
at the Holstein sale at Cortland, N.
| Y, for $4,000. The calf's sire is King
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Woodcrest Peterje Elma.
French Reynolds, sixty-niae, cashier
of the Farmers and Merchants bank,
at Milford Center, O., died suddenly
of heart disease.
Mrs. Jessie Arthur, eighty-one, was
found burned to death in her nome,
near Warren, o. Her dress caught
fire from a lamp.
About $1,000 loss was sustained in
fire at the C. C. Dunlap sawmiIl, at
Delaware, o.
William Barrett, seventy-eight, Of
Stratford, O., died OF injuries received
when he was run down by an auto.
Colonel A. Douglas McConihe, an
old Indian fighter, and prominent in
the Civil war, is dead at his home in
Troy, N. Y.
Charles Miller, eighty-three, of Hill
side Park, near Oswego, N. Y, is cut
ting his third set of teeth. Six new
ones have already appeared and more
are on the way.
A civic celebration of Halloween is
being planned by the Retail Mer-
chants association of Bellefon-
tame, o.
Cornerstone of the national McKin-
ley birthplace memorial. it is an
nounced, is to be laid at Niles, O., on
Nov 10.
Mildred Walker, eighteen, grasped
a tray of diamonds worth $500 and
saved them by ducking under the
counter when a highwaymen entered
her fathers jewelry store at Cleve-
land.
Robert barnes, pool room propri-
etor at Newark. o., filed suit against
city officials for alleged false arrest.
Ten damage suits, totaling $3.50, 900,
Rave been filed against the Idora To-
boggan company, Youngstown, O., as
result of an accident on the dip-the-
dip last May when a dozen persons
we're injured in a collision of cars
Mrs. William Leander, 40. was
found dead near the Hooking Valley
railroad tracks near Carey, o.
Sheriff MINER frustrated a plan of
FIVE prisoners to escape from the OF
tawa county jail at Port Clinton, o.
Four fair Northwestern goods have
established a barber shop to raise
funds for the proposed woman's
building.
Hermann Whitaker, the novelist, is
in a serious condition as the result OF
injuries sustained wnen his automo,
bile overturned at Oakland, Cal.
The town OF Stanstead, in Quebec
was swept by fire, and, before the fire
burned itself out, two-thirds of the
town was destroyed.
A mob at Clarksdale, Miss, lynch
ed negro and Chinaman, taken as
suspects in connection with the muir
der of A. H. Gage, bank cashier
Otto Hardekopf, proprietor of q
small meat market at Chicago, his
wife and two daughters met death
from suffocation by gas fumes while
they slept.
Governor Willis Columbus day par
don was given to Philip Geatanio an
Italian, serving a fifteen year sen
tence from Trumbull county for man
slaughter.
The two-year-old son of Otto Flem
ing of Mt. Vernon, O., found a mum
Der of strychnine tablets in a cup
board at mis- home and ate them, dy
ing within few minutes.
When a posse went to the home OF
Daniel Sims to arrest him for shoot
ing to death Homer G. Baum, drug
gist, of Cornishville, KY, they found
T he had committed suicide by hanging
himself
Daniel M. Houser. publisher of the
st. Louis Globe Democrat. is dead.
Cornerstone of the new $25, O0[
high school building, at Shawnee, o.
was laid with appropriate ceremony
Corwin Carter, seventy-five, a prom
inent farmer residing south of Marys
vile, o., was fatally injured when run
down by runaway horse.
; Assistant Chief Jenkins Daniels, fol
many years fire fighter, has been
appointed chief of the Columbus fire
department, to succeed the late Chiel
Lauer.
Four persons were bitten by a dos
at New Bremen, o., and three O,
them, Herbert Kettler, Pauline Wiss
man and oliver Grotnaus, have been
taken to Columbus for treatment.
The 1915 state census for New Jer
2 sey, announced by Secretary of State
T. F. Martin, gives The state total
6 population of z,S44,34z, an increase
of so7,175 over the federal census OF
. 1910.
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