The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-07-20
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nyAFdhid IhllIOdu COululnOu the bhlD
Of all the Pennsylvania anthracite
properties 10 M. A. Hanna & Company
Of Cleveland.
Charles Bollinger, ffty-two, for
many years connected with the turf
and one Of the organizers OF the old
Queen City Jockey club, died Of heart
trouble at his hepr~ IN Covington, KY.
w. H. Anderson, superintendent Of
the Kentucky division OF the Louis.
Vile and Nashville railroad, died at
Paris, KY, from wounds inflicted
when he cut his throat while despond-
ent because Of a nervous breakdown
Charles w. Lapp, United States
marshal, Northern district Of Ohio
was nominated by President Wilson
for reappointment.
Sixteen hundred men employed by
the Seattle Streetcar company went
on strike.
National Brotherhood OF Protective
Potters decided TO demand 25 per cent
wage increase in September.
John X. Tener. president OF the Ma
tional Baseball league, denied that ne
would resign from the league presi-
dency to take up food conservation
work at Washington.
A mob Of 200 attempted to lynch
Harvey Grewington on a crowded
downtown street in st. Louis after no
had shot and seriously wounded his
estranged wife. Police rescued the
prisoner.
Michael Gerace, wealthy Italian
fruit commission merchant, his wife
and seven children narrowly escaped
death when one section Of their home
at East Liverpool, O., was wrecked
by a bomb explosion.
One hundred homes, factories and
stores at Knoxville, Tenn, flooded by
overflowing streams Damage esti.
mated at 100000.
While working on a gas tank two
workmen at the Brier Hill steel plant.
Youngstown, o., were overcome by
poisonous gas and died.
Two Italians were killed and five
were injured in a revolver fight near
Luna park, Cleveland. One of the
injured men is minus his nose.
Five section hands were instantly
Mlled w1en they run down by a Pitts.
burgh and Lake Erie passenger train
between New Castle, Pa, and Lowell
vile, o. The men were all Greeks.
A charge of murder was lodged
against Charles Williams at Peoria,
ILL.,, following the death Of his wife
from a knife wound. It is alleged Viii
Hams stabbed Mrs. Williams during q
quarrel.
Conrad Jeffers, twenty-nine, Cnica.
CO. was fatally beaten by his wife be-
cause he was Stacker" They were
married two months ago.
Quentin Roosevelt, a son OF the for
mer president, received commission
as lieutenant In the aviation section
Of the army signal reserve corps. He
expects to go to Europe soon.
Stephen E. knights, eighty-two
said to have been the last survivor Of
the crew which accompanied Commo-
dore Matthew c. Perry on his expedi.
tion to Japan in 1853, died at Lynn,
Mass.
The Young Peoples Christian union
selected Cleveland for its 1918 con-
vention and elected DR.. H. T. Kearns,
New York president.
Charles NJ. CHM, forty-one, died nt
Dayton, o., following an illness of six
months. He and his father, DR..
Charles F, CHM Of Miamisburg, and
brother, Curtis CHM, Dayton, all grad
uated from a Cleveland medical
school
To save burlap the National Fsrti-
lizer association will try to eliminate
sale Of fertilizer In less than 200
pound bags.
Entire garrison of thirty men at
Llera, state of Tamaulipas, Mexico,
were killed by fifty bandits and the
town was looted and burned.
Patrick o'Brien, who has repre-
sented Kilkenny In the British house
Of commons for twenty-five years,
died in private hospital at Dublin.
University Of Texas regents dis
missed DR.. Nndley M. Keasbey, pro-
lessor of history, for activities in an
said to be antagonistlc
to the government.
"Dr." Riley C. Hammers, who for
years conducted so-called drug sani
.arium at Tampa, Fla, was given
.wo-year sentence and $4,000 fine for
Illegal traffic in drugs.
Two huge iron bombs, heavily load
sd with sulphuric acid and with fuse
burning rapidly, we're found by police
lear the Chicago stock yards. Fed
,ral agents are investigating.
Fire destroyed the lumber yards
md storenouses Of A. A Cooper &
Company, wagon manufacturers, at
Dubuque, Ia
Mrs. Russell Shugart was fatally
'eaten and her husband was injured
in struggle with a bur-
liar who invaded their country homo
lear Noblesville. Ind.
Two burglars posing a. electric
light inspectors overpowered Mrs.
,arrie Reubenstein, wife Of a whole
ale jeweler, in her home in New
'ork city, and escaped with jewelry
alued at $4,000 and large sum OF
money.
Four persons were killed and five
Injured near Belding, Mich, when
heir auto was struck by train. The
cad: George Batson, Sr. Blan-
hard Batson, both of Iona; Oscar
Greenville, and James
rving Allen, seven. of Iona.
The excursion steamer Muskegon is