The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-07-13
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persons drowned in a heavy storm on
Big Stone lake, Minnesota.
Chicago r0JOrts that her garbage
collection ~ The last six weeks were
20 per ceEt ,sss in volume tnan in the
corresponding six weeks last year.
Charged with starting the tros
which destroyed over six blocks OF
negro residents during the rioting at
East st. louis, Christ MOrihetis, nine
teen. is held by the police.
A proclamation summoning the
New York legislature in extra session
on July 81 to enact food control legis-
lation for the state was issued by
Governor Whitman.
Resolutions urging the federal
trade commission to take over and
operate the American print paper
mills and thus reduce the price to
the press, were adopted by the Ma
tional Editorial association.
Reports of 17S OF the principal rail-
roads of the United States to the In.
terstate commerce commission show
ed that despite heavy increases in eX-
penses earnings had increased in
May, 1917, more than $4,000, 900 over
May, 1916
United States Steel corporation re-
ported untitled orders as of June 80
last OF II ,3S3, ,2S7 tons, compared with
9,64O,5 tons on June 30, 1916.
A. P. Knight, Kalamazoo manufac-
turer, was killed and X. E. Wherly,
Chicago travelling man, fatally injured
when their touring car plunged over
an embankment near Kalamazoo,
Mich.
After robbing many wealthy homes
on Long Island Jonn Sumner invested
part of the loot in liberty bond. The
bond, $3.50 in cash and $545 worth OF
diamonds were found on Sumner
when he was trapped in a Brooklyn
home.
Miss Meddie Massie, a nurse, after
rescuing twenty-five patients when
fire broke out in the Illinois Central
Railroad hospital at Paducah, KY.
was trapped in an upper story and
forced to jump. Both of her legs were
broken.
John D. Rockefeller celebrated his
sevehty-eighth birthday at Pocantico
Hills, Tarrytown, N. Y.
Manufacture and sale Of intoxicants
of all kinds mas been prohibited in the
state of Chihuahua, Mexico.
At Cincinnati Judge Geohegan con.
firmed the sale Of the Cincinnati, Day
ton and Toledo Traction company to
Cincinnati brokers.
]. H. Dundore of Marion, O. travel
ing salesman, attacked by acute irl-
digestion in a store at Larue, O., and
died within fifteen minutes.
Henry Field, grandson Of the late
Marshal Field, Chicago merchant,
died in New York following an opera
tion for an abscess on one lung.
Henry Humphrey, colored, claiming
miraculous powers, attempted in sight
Of hundreds of his followers to walk
on the water of Fail Creek at Indian
apolis, and was drowned.
France day, July IA, the one nun.
dred and twenty-eighth anniversary
Of the fall Of the bastile, will be oh
served in Chicago.
With the figures for registration In
Porto Rico under the selective draft
law still incomplete, the registration
committee announced the total will
considerably exceed 100000.
Rabbi Samuel Margolis, thirty-six |
one of the orthodox Jewish leaders OF
Cleveland, died in the Geneva (O) |
hospital as a result of injuries receiv
ed in an automobile accident.
An oil painting of Abraham Lincoln
valued at 5000 was stolen from the |
home Of DR.. l. H. Hammer Of Toledo |
and was recovered in a saloon. The |
thief sold it to a bartender for 81.
The Limogesa, 5000 ton steel |
freighter, was launched at Toledo, and
will be ready to go to the coast in six
weeks. This is the second Of feet
of eleven similar boats being rushe.'
to completion.
Margaret Helen Linn, seven, daug'l-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John v. Linn of
Columbus, was killed in an automc.
bile accident near Creola, Vinton
Ohio.
A carrier pigeon, owned in San
Antonio, Tex, arrived home, complet-
ing a 1900 mile trip from Winnipeg,
Canada. The flight required a total
Of 245 hours and AZ minutes.
Federal indictment against the Al
len Coal company of Mount Hope, w.
Va, and ]. Frank Grimet, one of its
officers, and the West Virginia Poca-
hontas Coal company, charged with
restraining trade and fixing prices,
was dismissed at New York.
At Chicago Judge Lands sentenced
1T slackers to serve from thirty days
to one year in the workhouse at hard
labor.
Alleging he was "feeced" in
poker game. Rev. Alex Alchim filed
suit at Hackensack, N. j., against
three parisnioners.
Attorney Leon Block, fifty-fve, of
Kansas City committed suicide on
railroad train at Pits
burgh by slashing his throat with a
razor
James Mooney, twenty-five, was
killed and Thomas Mahon and Clar.
ence Venus seriously injured when
Venus automobile ran into a tele.
graph pole at Chicago.
Nearly 100 persons were arrested
1t Gary, Ind, during June for not reg
STEERING.
Four persons were drowned at Har-
lin, ILL.,, when an automobile was driv-
IN of a ferryboat into the Illinois
.iver The dead: Mr.. and Mrs
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