The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-05-03
!: OHIO GLEANINGS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .

NJ AhlbH Fldlh MuANulO was
found guilty OF first degree murder
in connection with the killing Of Pa
trolman Gethin Richards March II.
Mazzano faces the electric chair.
Fire at Marion damaged the Blicll-
son Manufacturing company's plait.
which is engaged in government war
contract work, hundreds OF patterns
being destroyed.
State Fire Marshal Fleming finds
that many war plants in Ohio are un.
guarded and at the mercy OF enemy
Dlotters. Arrests are threatened.
Village Of Carthage, Hamilton coun-
ty, has oversubscribed to the third
liberty loan to the extent Of Al times
its minimum quota. Three hundred
and twenty-eight subscribers in Car
thage have taken bonds to the amount
of $1,0S9700. while the minimum quo.
to was $4,000
Victor II. Hamilton, 50, cashier OF
the Hamilton bank, East Liberty,
died after a short Illness.
Captain William Lane, 81, civil war
veteran. died Of injuries received in
. fail on steps at his home in Belle.
fo1taino.
Glenn SummCrland Of Rising Sun,
member Of the Rainbow DIVISION, is
reported dead from wounds in France.
Twenty five per cent OF premiums
at the Preble county fair will be paid
in war savings stamps.
James f. Spiker, 25, was struck b.
lightning and instantly killed on his
farm near Danvillc.
A girl CLERK who refused tc buy
liberty bond when canvasserE visited
The q. l. Kohler factory at Canton,
was handcufied by other girl EN-
ployes and led to bank, where she
bought bond.
Veterinarians at New Philadelphia
are baffled in their attempts to ex-
plain the killing of six horses by
knife slashes on their hips. The
horses died from Infection caused
by the wounds The origin of the
knife thrusrs is unknown.
Second Lieutenant Quinn w. Mat
tern of Layton was billed in an air.
plane accident at San Diego. Cal.
. Two deaths were reported at the
base hospital, Camp Sherman, both
from pneumonia. Private Charles 4.
Fought, 20 of Fremont, and Corporal
r. w. Eatsor, %, of Tippecance, we're
the victims.
At 4 meeting at Kenton, the Ma
rion presbytery provided for ndus-
trial INSURANCE. to all church en-
plOyes in its district. Delaware was
CHOSEN as the next place of meeting
in October.
At Massillon three foreigners, wEo
refused to buy liberty bonds, were
tainted with black ana yellow PANT
by fellow employees.
After killing his stepmother, Mrs
Elma Dorton, with a knife, Thurman
DOrton, 30, miner OF Macarthur. sil0t !
and killed himself
While crossing the street on roller
skates Elida Stubbs, 8, Ashtabala,
was killed by an automobile.
Dependency over continued i'll |
health is said to have been the mo.
live prompting the suicide Of two
county men. William |
layton, Ga, who was found hanging |
N his barn at Leas Run, and George
jDler. 60, who drowned himself near
his home Both men leave widows |
aid children.
Painesvlle council granted the
Gas company temporary
rate of $150 a thousand, an increase
IF 80 cents.
Following the burning of all Ger.
nan textbooks in Lancaster schools
he board OF education has sUbsu
uted the study of United States his.
ory and the reading of patriotic lit
.rature.
William Russ, farmer living near
Portsmouth and who is. alleged to
rave made disloyal remarks concern
ng the United States, was seized by
700 of his neighbor3 and forced To
cad loyalty parade, carrying the
rational colors. After the parade he
purchased a liberty bond.
City Solicitor Johnson E. West Of
3ellefOntaine resigned to Join tre
var trade board for overseas duty.
Clay workers at Robinson Clay
Products company, New Philadelphia
vent on strike. officials say they
lave received no demands from the
nen.
At Youngstown federal agents,
for pro-German and I. W.
v. literature, seized $500 copies of
PASTOR Russell's book, The Finished
Iystery." Five persons were held
State food administration an
lounced that The Jackson Milling
ompany and The Peters Milling COM
any. both of Jackson, have been
ound guilty of overcnarges in the Pc
iod between Feb. Is and April s.
Both concerns we're fined.
Rev. ]. H. Bomberger, editor of the
christian World, Cleveland, died at
sanford, Fla
Ohio confectioners Will manufac.
ure more chocolates and candies
more nuts and fruits in
for pure sugar candies tO
onserve the production of sugar.
Fire destroyed half Of the laundry
Aiding at the Dayton state hospital.
With a loss of $4,000.
Pilot H. w. Ross was cut and bruis.
d and five others were shaken up
1hen an army balloon was blown to
he ground at Cleveland.
Mrs. Elizabeth James Stewart, 98,
is dead.
Seven alleged slacker1 held in Jail
t Canton tried to escape by tunnel
DO through an 1S-inch wall