The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1917-02-22
BUCKEYE NOTES
News From All Sections Of the State

New RiChmond.-G. w. McMurchy,
former cashier of the First National
bank Of this city, who was under in
dictment by a federal jury charged
with violating the national banking
laws, is dead here.
Observation-Disclosures Baker, Hamil-
ton, Socialist editor, was acquitted
by the jury in the United States
district court on an indictment
which charged he had printed Ian
guage that reflected on officers and
members OF the Sd regiment, o. N. G.
Warren. The explosion of a hot
water tank attached to kitchen range
at which she was working, blew Mrs.
|. n. Fritz across the room, broke all |
the windows in the kitchen and tore |
the plaster off the walls.
Findlay.-fhe city confscated six
carloads of coal in South Findlay to
relieve needs Ia the city. Coal deal
ers have sold out.
Orville.-W. P. Giles, 10, brake
man, was killed when yard en-
CINE ran over him. He will be buried
Fat Turtle Greek, Pa. his home.
| Columbus. e. Skinner, Chi
cago, general manager of the Ma
tional Dairy Show, has announced
that the association would hold its
1917 show in Columbus Oct. IS to q.
The definite announcement followed
the, assurance of show place given
| fAi. tRN n a
to erect Il 100000 coliseum imme-
diately.
Aniance.-An exploding lamp used
, to thaw out frozen pipe set fire TO
the home of Ward Dean at Rosemont
and it was burned to the ground With
a loss of $4,000.
Coshocton.-W. H. McBurnry, 40.
was instantly killed when w. L.
! E. passenger train struck his sled at
Pleasant Valley, two miles south oil
= here.
0 Niles.-An official Of the Fostoria
$ Glass Specially Co. has just an
nOunces the additional 18-pot furnace
being put in at the Niles plant will bt
: ready for operation April l. With the
enlarged capacity of the plant th'
y number of employees will be increased
from 400 to 500 persons.
Marysville.--C. E. Lawrence. MI
ford Center rural mail carrier, Will
ST delivering letters and packages wa
ig struck by freight train on the Penr
ly svIvania railroad. Several teeth wer
Il knocked out, his lip badly cut and hi
is face mashed. The auto was demo
H. ished.
or Newark Montgomery HoWle, Il
he while assisting in moving some turn
&C. turs in his home, dropped dead
IL heart failure.
on Akron.-John P. Palivano turned @
Ill the gas. Then he searched for
or match. He found one. Five minute
'es later he was being rushed to People
m hospital burned from head to foe
The building was partially wrecked.
F"- st. Clairsville The only ma
IL indicted by the grand jury wi
'n' was not convicted when he came
n.y. trial was one who refused to empl
ers a lawyer. The man was accused
lh- stealing clothes. He told his story
'e! the jury rested his case, and W
I've freed.
~ pringfeld.-Burglars blew the sa
at the Office of the Peoples Outhtu
Co. and secured 1919 in cash a
u checks for $3.50. The safe was I
badly damaged.
les, nati.-Within minute an
fire was discovered in Allison
school. Norwood, $50 children
marched to safety. The building v
red destroyed.
ect Columbus. - The total loss fr
a fires in Ohio for 1916 was $7,3
de- 443, compared with $5,547,706 for lS
ged according to a report by Fire Marst
ally Buckley.
aim Port Clinton.-A nail nearly tn
has inches long was found in the heart
me. P. K Tadsens COW, which died al
and being sick for several days.
lie Middletown.-Elmer Litsch OF
are cinnati Robert Yant of this
ON and r. Matthews of Cincinnati
the under arrest charged with 81
iewelry robbery here. The ste
G goods were the property of H. G. b
= " on superintendent of construction
-, the Yawger Co. at the American
ing mill.
Elyria. are being
as beds in the Jail at Amherst.
old iron hunks and straw mattre
'e'"' have been removed because it wa
va hard to keep them sanitary
a~:",, Findlay. Verl, a son of I
''' of Police Crawford, has left
-" U. S. army at expiration of his
~ of. enlistment, and joined Cana
regiment now in London.
iii, Port Clinton.-When one OF
ano workmen in the Stensen garage Il
,;a,, a can of oil in the furnace, an e
sion followed, which set fire to
epuh- CEILING 4Eo oio
.nd Dayton.-The annual conventlt
~ hardware dealers of Ohio will be
in this city Feb. 90 to %.
Cleveland. - Patrolman Mat
A. Weisheit, one of the fifty I
lapse wa eu"l u ,.;,i+,, nIonts was
which ouii''ne' q" otrnuino tho f.
whole upo" DO Nv La,1,,,,o+or 1 urder
"-0'' Cleveland Electric Illuminating
plant adjoining Gordon park,
was struck in the right foot by
let
'ruefs Toledo.-Following the arrest G
Steel orooors and the issuance of wal