The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-06-01
Can Furnish Her Quota.

, hours IL called upon, and il any othe
state fell down on her quota this oil
{ state could make it up" said GOV
J Willis when asked whether Obi
: would furnish its share of 1000 mill
tlamen to be trained by the govern
ment In summer camps to be resery,
aViators. Il am enthusiastic over tina
proposition" said the governor. | an
proud of the fact that while l wa:
stlll IN congress, before the war il
europe had brought it out as clearly
as 1t is now that the aviator is a most
valuable adjunct of the army and
navy, l made fight to have further
provisions made for aviation training
on the part Of the government. 1t is
not generally known that Ohio is do
ing something along this line on her
own part. We have. sent one of our
mllitiamen to Newport News for train
ing by the government and are ar.
ranging for aviation camps at Cincin.
natl and Cleveland"
Cole for Temporary Chairman.
FORMER Congressman Ralph d. Cole
OF Findlay and Columbus, who has
been chosen to deliver the keynote ad.
dress and act as temporary chairman
OF the Republican state convention. to
De held in Columbus, June 21, was the
third choice of the committee which
made the selection. The place was
nrst offered to former Senator Fora
ker' and when he declined it, Senator
harding was then offered it. He said
that the honor of being chosen to pre-
side over the Republican national con-
Ventlon at Chicago was enough for
hlm' and he also declined Mr.. Cole
VIII accept. All three men were can
for the Republican nomination
FOR the United States senate in 1914.
Harding winning. Capt. P. Maynard, |
clerk of the house of representatives. |
VIII be the secretary of the conven-
Ion. Gen. Warren ]. Keifer will be
permanent chairman and as such will
preside on the second day.
Saved Generals Life.
Col. w. H. Surles of East Livernool
'ho is scheduled to be chosen depart
lent commander of the Civil war SOL
lers OF Ohio at their annual meeting
D be held in Marion in June was
oted a medal by congress for saving
le lie OF Gen. Anson G. McCook at
le battle of Perryville, KY, Oct. 8,
'oz. A burly Confederate, but a few
iros distant, had leVeled his gun and
as about to shoot down McCook,
men Surles, at the risk of his own I
.e, sprang in front of McCook and S
the same time threw his rifle to c
shoulder and fired, killing the b
ohnny" before he had time to pull 2
q trigger President Mckinley an. v
'lnted Col. Surles postmaster of East e
Verpool, and he held that office until
'ar the close of the Taft administra- 7
On.
Confessions May Be Used.
The supreme court opened the wav
which more than so arson cases
ly be prosecuted by the state fire
lrshals office, when it held that con-
'slons of persons charged with ar
1 which are obtained by deputy fire IL
.rshals may be used in trials regard. d
S OF whether or not there is evi. Ill
ice to prove that crime was COM -"
tied. The ruling was given in the III
e brought against Elizabeth Maran. Ut
of Akron, indicted for setting fire at
her residence. The trial court re-
ed to allow confessions obtained Vo
m the woman by the fire marshaPs ma
'artment to be used because the or
'ged crime was not proved. The Sc
scouting attorney excepted to the mi
rt's ruling and the high court sus. sh
is this.
Seven Women In Class. n
here will be seven women in the
S which will tan1 the state bar A.
June and s. This is the "'
est number entered for several
IS. These applicants are: Mrs.
de K. Gilmer, Niles; Miss Bertha
ernstein, Miss Minnie Rivkin, Miss
Cone and Miss Winona L. Hamp. pI pIC
Cleveland; Miss Margaret Mulvey. 'l'
esvllle, and Miss Louise Strong. ou'
lnce. Six women were members 'iol
he class admitted two years ago LII, III,
summer. Dill
.nters Race for Supreme Court. ~ ~
lother candidate has entered for 'ioi
ination for judge Of the supreme I'LL
t, Judge Cyrus Newly of the
lland county common pleas court, MF
seeks one of the two nominations
made by the Republicans. There wo
be nearly half dozen candidates C
,hese two nominations. The two
ocratic candidates, Judges James
ohnson and Maurice H. Donahue r,
not be opposed in their party for 7 ed
mination. eou1
Newspaper Man After Office. EdU
ester Bryan, the London uewspa. Tim
editor and publisher, has entered fols,
- otian Co" iol lEe democratic jury
egularities in Justices Courts.
ndreds Of dollars have been ex
l from defendants in civil and ca
nal actions in justice courts in D., "
Is, Oregon and Washington town. Ev,,o
Lucas county, so Examiners ~,
A. Bliss and c. E. Lippincott de. 49,, -
r+ing h,rno,, o '. .ue s'ate bite
st violations was the distribu
# court forms to collection agen. ~
which made use of them IN fore. -. 9
ayment of accounts by signing t".- "ne
ames of the justices to them, -%nn, ,
unlawful method was found ef W.. "n'
in enforcing collections. e
Son of Former Congressman. 0Iiiu
L. CLANCY, aged stock dealer
city, who ended his life by fir ~
bullet into his head, was son ie Die
IN L. CLANCY of Lancaster. who oOulS
represented that district in con. an "
The suicide was in ill health Sorial