The Climax-Madisonian. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1914-1917, 1915-07-07
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Real SllO% was reported by several
farmers east of Junction City, Kan.
They say that a windstorm turned
into a two minute blizzard"
W. L. Palmer. wellto-do farmer re-
siding near Pataskala, o., was killed
bv passenger train at Columbia Cen
ter, o.
Judge James H Mulligan, poet, dip
lomat, former consul general to Samoa
and author of the poem I'm Ken
lucky" is dead at Lexington.
DR.. Henry c. Aldrich of Minneapolis
was elected president of the American
institute of homeopathy. Baltimore
was chosen as the place for holding
the next annual meeting.
Rains after a long period of dryness
considerably advanced the condition
of the crops throughout Germany The
prospects for good yield are bright
There are at present in the Ohio
penitentiary 1907 prisoners, including
"A women. the highest number of state
prisoners in the history of the insti-
tuition.
A verdict of guilty was brought in
by the jury in the case of George Jo-
murder of three of his wives, in Lon
don, England.
Because his employer, Charles E.
Gale, owed MIN wages, Raymond K.
Lockwood of Philadelphia took pos
session of his two artificial legs. Gale
telephoned the police and had Lock
wood arrested.
Steel mills in the Pittsburgh district
have received within the past few
days European orders for projectile
steel which aggregate $4,000 tons.
Operations at the Sharon (Pa.) plant
of the Carnegie Steel company have
/ been resumed after eighteen months
idleness. Five hundred men are en-
ployed.
Exports for the week ending June
&c fell to SAL 600 900, and the trade
balance in favor of the United States
dropped $16,OOO,OO0 for the week, the
smallest in months.
At Goshen, Ind, Mrs. Emma Rogers
| Geyer was granted a divorce from
! George Geyer, a wealthy farmer and
| $500 alimony. Mrs. Geyer formerly
was Emma Rogers OF Pataskala, o.
Arthur Cady, twenty-four, shot Mrs.
Cora Ketrow as she lay in bed with
her mother and two-year-old son, at
her home in Indianapolis. He con-
fessed. Mrs. Ketrow is wounded prob
ably fatally. Jealousy was the alleged
cause.
John Burbeski was fatally injured
at Cambridge, Mass, as the result of
Joseph Baiteas "playfully" forcing
compressed air, under 500 pounds
pressure, into mis- body.
Engineer Louis Loyeland of Cleve-
land was killed and Fireman Robert
Olson injured when Erie passenger
train No. 50 went into ditch at Ma
honing, near Warren, o.
One hundred patients at the Monte
fore home for consumptives at Bed
ford Hills, n. Y, walked out" when
| five of the inmates were expelled for
protesting against the food
Ferris Hassan, a Turk. who killed
John Fender while the latter was niv-
ing bees on the Turks property near
Bedford, Ind, was run down by a
| posse. After killing Walter Brown, he
shot ard killed himself.
At Columbus Judge Dillon held un
constitutional the law which provides
that cnauffeurs shall be licensed by
the secretary of state.
George w. Ray, editor of the Her.
aid, a Democratic newspaper publish
ed at Indianapolis, was cited for con-
tempt by Judge James A. Collins.
A total of S13,556.5O was spent by
the Dayton citizens relief committee
in defeating the attempt during the
recent legislative session to kill the
Vonderheide flood protection act
Menaced by a crowd of youths, who
threatened his life because he had one
of their companions under arrest. Pa
trolman Zimmerman at Toledo shot
and killed Anthony Kudec, twenty
Plant of the United Paper Board
company at Rockport, Ind, VIII be
overhauled at once and the company
will manufacture gun cotton. for Great
Britain and her allies in large quanti
ties.
Milton Schiff, twenty-four, a farm
hand residing near Bellefontaine, O..
was crushed to death under a loaded
wagon when his team ran away
At Delaware, O., Fay Chambers
| NOhlA1NbO1s was o1Ol ctnO
fatally wounded by Carl Fegley, TWEEN
ty-fiye, as result of rivalry for the af
fections of a young woman. police say
Registration of students at the. Ohie
university summer school passed tbs
2,200 mark. Last summer the OhiC
university's six weeks term brought
$500 young people to the Athens
school,
Henry county. Ohio. is without {
common pleas Judge by the decision
of the appellate court in ousting p. C
Prentiss. Prentiss was declared to bC
( disqualified for alleged violation of th,
corrupt practices act.
Miss Hattie NJ. Watson, sister-in
law of Frederick f. Hastings. a well
to-do resident of Devon, a suburb D
Philadelphia, was shot and killed b,
tae negro butler, who committed sui
eide Motive unknown.
Twin girls that were joined togethe
like the famous Siamese twins wer'
born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Presbylos
kie, residing at Webb, near BeIlaire
o. The babies lived only three hours
Two sticks of dynamite were fount
in front of Andrew Carnegie's hom
s in New York by Gus Malone, a specia
patrolman. The Carnegies are at Ba
Harbor
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