The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-03-08
ed finally in the Texas sen.

Bill Sunday closed his eight weeks
campaign at Washington. He left be
hind him 16.SSS Washingtonians who
hit the trail, and took with him $l0'-
1872 in a personal fund.
James Couzens, millionaire police
commissioner" of Detroit, was DIS
missed by Acting Mayor Walsh dur
ing Mayor Marks absence in WASH
ington Marx had refused to dismiss
CouZens.
Lester Me,len, elected as one OF
contingent TO be sent to Fort Ogle-
thorpe, Ga, for training, took his own
life by shooting himself at Battle
Creek, Mich. He left note saying:
I'D rather be dead than to leave my
mother"
Hubert Howe Bancroft, famous
American historian, died at Walnut
Creek, near San Francisco, aged s6
years.
Ohio Indiana and Kentucky will be
asked to contribute jointly S9,4OO,OoO
in the second Red Cross war fund
drive for $1O0,000,000.
William Couch of Dayton, O., died
at Lake Charles, La, from injuries
received in an airplane accident he
was a civilian instructor.
Cadet Clarence ]. Bremen was IN
stantly killed at Houston, Tex, when
his airplane In which he was riding
as an observer fell 300 feet His home
was in Chicago.
A sentence of seven days in the
citv prison was imposed at New YORK
upon Jennie Mattan, %, who pleaded
guilty to manslaughter for Killing
Giovanni Passigli. The young WON
an claimed that Passiglio had wrong
ed her
John Macdonald of Mont Clair, N
7 was convicted of assault and bat
tery for kissing his wife by force.
California supreme court denied a
new trial to Thomas j. Mooney, VINO
was sentenced to death for murder IN
connection with the bomb outrage
in a preparedness parade.
NAVY department announced that
women are not wanted as radio oper'
ators in the navy and naval reserve
force.
: George Won L. Meyer, former secre
= rary Of the navy, is seriously Ill al
= his home in Boston.
I Death toll placed at "a In the foun
dering of the United States naval tue
Cherokee.
; John G. Pershing, first cousin o.
General John Pershing, died suddenly
at Cleveland.
/ Senate military affairs committee
reported favorably bill putting thu
country's lumber production in The
hands of President Wilson.
Strike of elevated railway EN-
ployes was averted at Boston whel
the men accepted wage adjustments
They get an advance of 2 cents @l
hour.
The Browning automatic rife wa
given a successful test before con
. congress, near Washington.
Hammitt X. Elliott, cadet flyer, wa
killed in fall at Ellington field, nea
Houston, Tex.
: Nearly 900 Chinese were kille
= when the grandstand at HonGkon
race track collapsed.
t Ely Jenkins, guard at the Jefferso
e City (Mo.) penitentiary was Stable
: to death by three convcts, who eI
t capped.
Coal miners of the Rocky mountai
t district voted W withdraw from tn
q United Mine Workers of Americ'
It and form new union.
9 Representative Fess OF Ohio intr
duced a bill to bring the bodies
a American soldiers killed in Franc
! back to America for burial.
Robert Carter, cartoonist Of th
II Philadelphia Press, whose work wa
familiar to newspaper readers a
" over the country, died suddenly trol
Il an arterial ailment.
Rev. Edmond Francis Prendergas
o Catholic archbishop of Philadelphi
~ died of diabetes.
49, Ohio State Telephone company a
nounced that rates will be increase
at Toledo April /.
Adams Express company's once
Pittsburgh was robbed of $4,000
r currency.
- District attorney at Philadelph
ruled that the sale of liquor to wo1
III en- accompanying men in military III
Of form will not be permitted hereafte
a An American submarine chase
pc with a French crew, reached
g French port safely after being lost
h. sea without navigation instrumen
en- for 80 days.
cir Federal Judge A. p. Anderson d
on missed the jury and directed a ve
dict of not guilty IN the case of Il
H 'ur seven Gary Qnd.) city and coun
o. ~ officials, defendants in election fraI
de trial.
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