The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-06-08
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From All Sections Of
the State

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tlon' OF the value of u . wilson ad
ministration's moral neutrality" Sec.
retary Of War Baker told 200 Cleve,
land Democrats. Coupled with state,
ment that every warning nation is act
Nely working toward peace, Secretary
bakers prediction was taken to mean
ne believes peace will come before
November.
Fostoria. - DR.. c. B. Stein. q
Ilifn dentist, was instantly killed and
b. L. Thatcher, also of Tifin, was Sc.
rl0usly injured near Fostoria when
their automobile turned turtle. Thatch.
er is In a Fostoria hospital. DR..
STEMS neck was broken and his skull
crushed.
Napoleon. - May Sharpe, Hazel
johnson and Florence Robinson of
Wauseon, Harvey Graves, Sterling
Kinney and Ned Baldwin of Fayette
are suffering from cuts and bruises
sustained when their auto upset near
Independence dam.
Lorain. - His mind unbalanced
by overwork. Roy Washburn, aged
80, B. & o. railroad engineer, COM
mitted suicide at his home here by
shooting. He killed himself in the
presence of his wife and daughter.
sellefontaine.-Three robbers blew
the postOffice safe at East Liberty.
A neighbor heard them, but did
not venture out. Telephone opera
tors aroused the village, but the rob-
bers escaped.
kenton. - Floyd Lyman, a mem
Der of the high school graduating
class, is thinking of starting a haber-
dashery. He got so pairs of socks as
graduation presents.
SpringfeId.-An auto driven by T.
H. Balentine was run down by an
Ohio Electric car at the fremont
City crossing north Of Spring
neld resulting in the injury of six per-
sons, two Of whom will die. The acci-
dent happened where there was a
clear view. 1t is supposed that Balen-
tine lost control of the machine, which,
was owned by William Bumgardner of
Urbana
Lima.-A new $250,0O0 factory
building is to be erected by
the Apex Skirt Co. at once. The plant
has been behind on it's orders for more
than year and the new buildings will
more than double the capacity. Two
hundred employees are working now
and this force will be increased to
$50 in the new plant.
FindIay.-One of the interesting ex-
hibits at the coming state Sunday
school convention in this city
June 20-22 will be an old record book
of the association for the years 1860
to 1865, which was kept by Mr.. Jacob
b. King, who was secretary of the as
sociation during those years.
Toledo.-James Stack, thirty-two,
of Chicago, was almost instantly killed
when he was struck on the head by
beer bottle. The killing occurred in a
Cherry street saloon and was the re-
suit of an argument among Stack and
two other men. Several men have
been arrested
FindIay.-Mrs. Frank Teatsorth of
McComb was shot in the left jaw
by James RAIDER, who was shoot.
ing at mark, but missed it, the
bullet striking Mrs. Teatsorth. The
bullet passed out the mouth. Doctors
say she is not seriously injured.
Akron.-Holding small hand
mirror before his face, William
Warner, 70, Swartz's Corners, about
five miles south of here, sat down on
the side of the road near his home
and fired SO caliber bullet through
his brain.
kent-An unidentified man, pos
sibly from Latrobe, Ind, was
cut to pieces when he fell between
two Erie freight cars here. All the
toes of his right foot were missing
from previous accident.
Youngstown.-At a meeting of the
Mahoning County Bar association
Youngstown lawyers decided to op-
pose discontinuance of local sessions
of the United States district court.
Canton.-Five hundred more men
were given employment by the United
Steel Co. here, when part of the first
unit of the new extension to the mill
was put into operation.
Akron.-Mrs. Harry Stuhldrehr, q
bride of two months, was thrown from
a motorcycle on which she was riding
with her husband a mile north of Hud.
son and instantly killed.
Elyria.-John Mason, thirty-eight. |
suicide at his home here |
by shooting through the head. He died
instantly. The suicide followed a Pc
riod of dependency.
FlndIay. - During a violent elec.
trical storm here lightning struck
In several places. Two horses belong
ing to William Inbody and two more
owned by Earl Davis, were killed.
Port CIinton.-Colonel o. Brown
and fifty Miami cadets arrived
from Germantown to spend a week at
Camp Perry to do target work on
ranges and war maneuvers on drill
grounds.
Cleveland. - Two men were elec-
,rocuted while unloading a car
If steel at the plant of the Premier
Brass G Forging Co. They were un-
loading with an electric crane. In
some manner current strong enough
% kill them passed through bar as
hey took hold of it.
6eIIefontaine. - r. M. Martin of
a dry detective, was
convicted here after three days trial
If carrying concealed weapons.
Springfield. George Eichelbarger
If New Carlisle fell from an Ohio
Electric car here and sustained prob.
Ibly fatal injuries.
Lima.-Howard James, 5, was fatal.
" injured when Struck NV on a,toroo |