The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-10-05
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Death toll from the typaoon which
swept Tokyo is placed at 1S8. More
than 100 900 are homeless.
DR.. Moses G. Parker. former preSL
dent general of the Soma o. the Amor
tcan Revolution. Is dead at Lowell
Mass.
General Pershing reported that Cor
poral ErnestI p. Hart, signal corps
Oxford, N. c., was killed by the pre-.
mature discharge Of a hand grenade
during practice.
John Mitchell, former president Cf
the United Mine Workers, was nom.
mated as state food commissioner
after the New York state senate re.
iected the nomination of George w
Perkins OF New York.
William J. Wood, a member of the
Indiana public utilities commission,
and formerly attorney examiner for
the interstate commerce commission,
died at his home at Indianapolis Of
heart trouble.
Major General Pershing reported
the death from natural causes of Cap
tain Marvin E. Malloy Greenwood,
Ind, at Paris hospital.
Francisco Villa and band of follow
ers captured the town Of Rosario, Du-
range, Mexico.
William Jennings Bryan purchased
eight $50 liberty bonds, one for each
Of his grandchildren
Every Tuesday hereafter will be
beefless day in all dining cars on the
Pennsylvania railroad east Of Pitts
buTgh.
Charles J. Hexamer resigned as
president Of the National German
American Alliance because OF failing
health.
William and Robert Blackwell, un-
der death sentence for murder, escar-
ed from jail at Pensacola, Fla, during
the recent hurricane.
Cleveland health board issued or.
ders regulating sanitary conditions in
barbershops in an effort to check the
spread Of barber's itch.
Funeral procession which followed
the body of Thomas Ashe, the Sim
Fein leader, at Dublin, exceeded In
numbers even that Of the Parnell fun.
eral in 1891.
An agreement between the striking
miners and coal operators In south.
eastern Kentucky and northeastern
Tennessee has been reached. The
mines will resume work within no less
than five days. Between 1900 and
$4,000 men have been idle in these
fields for about six weeks.
War department is investigating a
report that ground glass was placed
in sausages intended to be served to
soldiers in Florida.
James Clarence Harvey, actor, poet
and playwright, died in New York. He
was born in Danbury, Conn, So years
ago.
Six workmen were asphyKiated
while cleaning a furnace at the Unit
ed States Steel corporations plant at
Gary, Ind.
Chicago is the banner Red Cross
city. OF a national membership OF
approximately 100000, the commit.
tee reports that one-eighth are In Chi
cago.
Twenty-Five persons were seriously
injured and so others more OF less
bruised when the roof Of a barn at
the fair grounds at Peoria, ILL.,, col.
lapsed.
National Spiritualist convention. |
held at New York. adopted resolutions
pledgtng loyalty to the government,
favoring prohibition as a war measure |
and approving woman suffrage
Charles A. Hanson, alderman of |
London and member of parliament for
the southeast division of Cornwall,
was elected lord mayor of London.
He succeeds Sir William Henry Dunn.
A Red Cross parade In which 25,GG0 |
Red Cross workers and nurses will |
participate will be held next week In
New York.
Slight wounGing OF First Lieutens nj
Howard F. Heating Of Philadelphia,
medical corps, during an air raid, was
reported to the war department by
General Pervning.
Exports Of merchandise at the port
Of New York fell more than sos, ,000,-
900 last month, as compared with An
gust, 1916, according to the monthly