The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1917-09-28
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Rev. George w. Pierce, soldier evan
gslist, died at Somerville, Mass
Miss Ida Mae Stephan, 20. Column
bus. died from internal injuries sui
fered In an automobile accident near
Chillicoths, o.
John Franklin Fort, former New
Jersey governor, was renominated by
President Wilson as a member of the
federal trade commission.
Governor Samuel NJ. Mccall was re
nominated at the Massachusetts, ne
publican primaries by heavy plural
ity over Grafton d. Gushing.
Confirmation OF Colonel Carl Reich
mann Of the regular army to be brig
adler general was recommended by
the senate military affalrs committee.
Christian Girl. Cleveland million.
aire. president OF the Standard Parts
company, Cleveland, was selected TO
Superdntend production Of automobile
army transports.
Percy Granger. noted pianist, was
6AAhbSu 81 nOhlhA lulOubh Wy hib
war department to give concerts for
the benefit of the Red Cross. He has
been playing an oboe in an artillery
band.
Nine persons were killed in q hur.
ricans which swept Jamaica island.
An explosion in LubenE coal mineS
in Germany killed 50 persons and In.
jured IS.
Elihu Root, in 4 speech at Utica, N.
T., made known his opposition to
woman suffrage.
Cotton sold for 40 cents pound at
Clarksville, Tex, the highest price
ever paid in Texas
Records at headquarters OF the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad show l.
500 cars are tied up through Lack OF
labor to unload them.
After Oct. l, the retail price OF
milk viii be IA to Is cents quart in
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Louis Bedose died at Akron, O., Of
injuries sustained in q street fight.
Frank Klavs is held.
More than one-third of the enroll
ment at Harvard university has been
lost, due to the war.
United States sent abroad more
than $4,000, 100000 worth OF goods Of
all kinds during the year ending
June 30
the captain, his wife and the engi-
neer of the barge Western Belle were
drowned when the barge sank about
30 miles off the Delaware capes.
Internal revenue collections for the
second (downtown) district of New
York will reach 35o0,OOO,O0O for the
year 1918. The collections for 1917
were S900OO,O@0
]. f. Coleman. said to be a wealthy
mine and oil operator of Denver
pleaded guilty at Cleveland to the
charge Of bigamy. He admitted mar
rying Mrs. Lucille Weeks, wealthy Sy-
racuse widow, in 1914, and later Mrs |
Efie Olivia Keidel, in Cleveland, two
years later.
Wilbur D. Mong, a cadet aviator of |
Titusville, Pa, was killed when his |
airplane crashed to the ground en- the /
government aviation field at Mt. Glenn
ems. Mch
George W. Boyd. Sixty-nine. pasSen-
ger traffic manager Of the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad company, who had
been Ill since early in June, died at
Cape May, N. J.
A barrel Of German red dye, hidden
away in stock room of a Lincoln IN.
H. paper company since its purchase
three years ago for $50, has been sold
to New York concern for more than
5000.
Plan of the Aero Club Of America
for a national airway extending from
New York to San Francisco to be
called the Woodrow Wilson Aerial
highway" has beer approved by the
president.
Frank Sala Of Huntington was ar.
rested at Mt. Union, Pa, in> connec-
tion with the murder of Mrs. Molly
Ramsey and NJ Gaudertllo at the lat
ter's home. They met their deaths
when bomb wrecked the house.
Secretary OF the Treasury McAdoo
will tour the country in behalf of the
second liberty loan.
Nine persons were killed and many
were injured in an explosion in an
factory In Ireland.
Harry Shinn of Philadelphia was
blown to pieces when a torpedo fired
by German submarine hit British
ship. Two British subjects were Kill!
ed at the same time.
L. q. Grand was killed and dozen
persons were more or less seriously