The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-08-10
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Sir Richard Mcbride, former pre-
nier Of British Columbia, died in Lon
don.
Jules Festre, Socialist deputy, was
appointed Belgian minister to Pstro-
grad
Marshall DarTach, widely known a.
q Shakespearean reciter, died sudden
ly at Enfield, Conn.
One thousand puddlers employed By
the Reading Iron company struck ak
Reading, Pa, for wage increase.
Continued decrease In pro6ts Of Ox
press companies ia shown In statistics
covering operations for April Oper.
ating income for ali companies for
April was $46O,95O. a falling OF Of
more than so per cent from the ng.
Ures Of April, 1915.
Recovery Of the bodies Of three
more miners brought the known death
List Of the West Kentucky Coal com
pany explosion at Clay, KY, to thirty.
i've Twelve bodies are still in the
mine.
Fire destroyed $4,000 worth OF hay
at Fort Bliss, Tex.
H. o. Young, former member Of con.
gress and leading Republican Of Mich.
igan, Is dead.
Anthracite miners in Lykens valley,
Pa, called of a three weeks strike.
pending mediation.
A further credit Of $4,000, 900 waG
given to the Italian government by
the American treasury department.
Million dollar fund raised by the
Knights Of Columbus for relief Of
Catholic soldiers and sailors is over.
subscribed.
Dante Bartin, vice chairman 0f IL
dustrial relations commission, dtSd at
New York.
Military funeral was held at Bay
Shore. L. l., for Charles F1eiSchmann,
Cincinnati. student avtAhor, who was
killed when his AydroGirplane col
lRpsed.
Carl P. Struth. who claims to be q
nephew Of the German chancellor, has
enlisted in the United States army at
Hartford, Conn.
DR.. Theodor Kocher, who received
the Nobel prize for surgery In 1908,
died at his home in Berne, Switzer-
land.
Silver statues and antiques to the
value Of 1900, 900 rubles were stolen
from the senate building at Petrograd,
Russia, by six armed robbers.
Ohio industrial commission issued
1887 permits on producing property
for oil and gas during the year ended
June 30. Out Of this number, 372 To-
cations were abandoned as dry.
Colorado senate and house concur
red in conference amendments to q
bill creating q state constabulary
force and II now goes to the governor.
The national security league is prc- |
noting vigilance committees all over
the country 70 track down slackerS |
under the draft law.
FloorwalkerB In several Of the larR.
est Chicago department stores will bo |
replaced by women when the men are
called to the colorB.
Minting silver coins 10 proceeding
at every mint in the cOuAtry at from
Ave to eight times the volume Of past
years The chief demand is for quart.
0FS and dimes.
Resources Of the national banks at
the last call, June 10, reached S1S..
161, ,000. 900, the highest figures ever
recorded and over two millions ahead
Of the same date last yeaF.
Two men and tive women we're
killed in a collision betw0en an iater.
urban car and an aukcmob1e on the
outskirts Of Detroit. The men were
Louis ]. Chenard and Ralph De Val.
ERIC The women were not identified.
An engineer force at Johnsonville,
Tenn, is removing wrecks Of more
than twenty vessels, gunboats and
captured or crippled when
the Confederate cavalry leader, Gen
eral N. B. Forrest, made his attack
there in 1864
The federal trade commission will
begin a -four milling investigation as
q part Of its general food inquiry.
Six wooden shipbuilding plants in
state are closed by
strikes. The government may inter.
Vene.
James w. Reynolds. superintendent
u the New Orleans police depart
ment, was shot and killed in his Office
by Terrence Mullen. a patrolman.
Crazed by the neat. Marcus Good
man. thirty-three. Canton. O., cut his
throat with a razor.
Metal miners. on strike In the Lead.
Ville district. accepted q wage In
crease Of so cents a day.
Miss Florence Phillips. tWenty-eight,
cOneraltO singer, was instantly kill,