The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-08-16

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Private Henry Richmond, Licltns
county boy. is a prisoner Of war In
Germany
Joseph Bowling OF Dayton was
elected grand treasurer Of the Frater-
nal Order OF Eagles.
Attorney Clarence Brown, 66, pres
ident OF the Toledo Times Publishing
company, died suddenly of heart
trouble.
Knights Of Columbus are building
hut at Camp Perry and expect to
have the building ready for dedica-
ton Aug. IL.
F.P. Magee, for 20 years publisher
of the Macarthur Democrat-Inquirer,
has sold the Taper to l.. l.. Leach and
Asa D. CaInal.
Engineer w. p. Bender and Fire.
man 4. G. Hitchcock Of Dennison
were killed in a Panhandle freight
wreck near Pittsburgh
More than 100 proprietors Of sa.
looms and cafes in Cleveland face
federal prosecution for illegal sales
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The provost marshal generals of
flee estimates that SS7534 Ohio men
would register under the proposed
law to extend the draft ages to ls
and As.
On charge Of violating the federal
food regulations, Grant E. Herriott,
storekeeper at New California near
Marysvile, was ordered to pay fine
of S25.
Fritz Bisdorf, former saloonkeeper
at Cincinnati, was sentenced to 20
years Imprisonment after being
found guilty of uttering disloyal re
marks.
At Toledo, Herman Feneske, IS,
was shot and fatally wounded by =
policeman who declared Feneske at
tempted to escape after being ar,
rested
Hamilton county Republican eXecu.
tive committee unanimously indorsed
the nomination of Edwin Jones OF
Jackson for governor on the Repub-
lican ticket at the coming statewide
primaries.
Rain which fell through eastern
Ohio brought to an end a drought oil
more than a month. Farmers fear
the corn crop can not recover from
effects of the drought. Potatoes and
late tobacco have been lost.
Coal has been discovered in Akron
1t was on new allotment on EX'
change street, opposite the old circus
grounds. The coal is pronounced TO
be OF the finest lump variety and the
veins are several feet thick.
Wounded slightly by fragments OF
the same shell was the unique dis
tinction which befell Jack and
Charles Harris, brothers, OF Youngs.
town, when they emerged from theii
trench on the French front, july >.
Federal milk commission for Ohi1
voted to approve a slightly increased
price for milk in Columbus during
August Retail prices will be - cents
q quart and cents a pint. These
prices prevail at Cleveland and To
ledo.
Dayton-Wright Airplane company
of Dayton completed and formally
dedicated TO the service of the nation
its one th0usandth DeHaviland plane,
Case against Henry Unser and his
son, ]. Watson Unser, both OF Tifiin
was continued until fall by Federal
Judge Killlts They are out on $4,000
bond. The father is accused Of hay.
ing assisted the son to evaie the
draft.
Receiving commission in the
United States medical corps, with the
rank of captain, ID . A. H. Herr, for.
ner repres entative from Allen county
in the state legislature announced
his withdrawal as q candidate for
lieutenant governor en- the Republic
can ticket
Power plant Of the Au2lai2e Power
company at Defiance will be sold al
public auction Aug 81 as q result OF
the foreclosure of a mortgage. The
mortgage was for $3.50 coo with ac.
crued interest aggregating $153,
59O.42 The plant supplies more than
80 northwestern Ohio towns and sev,
eral interurban railway lines with
electricity.
Charged with repeated violations
of food REGULATIONS regarding tie sale
of -four without substitutes, the Stal
Roller Mill and Elevator company,
Frazeysburg, Muskingum county, was
ordered by the Ohio food administra
tion to discontinue the retailing OF
-four for the duration of the war. In
addition the company must contrib
ute 500 to the Red Cross.
John Murphy, 1S, Columbus, died
from bullet wound in the right TEN
pie. At the plant where he was EN-.
ployed the young man secured 22'
caliber revolver and was amusing a
crowd of girls in cigar factory
across the street by feigning suicide
He pressed the gun against his head
and pulled the trigger. He did not
know the revolver was loaded.
Ohio dry forces filed with Secre.
tary of State Fulton their petition
with 175,000 signatures attached, for
submission at the fall election of the
proposed dry amendment to the state
constitution. The petition, dry work
ors say, is the largest of its kind ever
circulated in the United States. For
the first time in Ohio there are pett"
TONERS from every one Of the SO
counties.
When he was struck by a cut Of
cars in the Columbus yards Eltrc
Tritdusini, aged 81, an Italian carpen
ter, was decapitated.
Jewels valued at $4,000 were
stolen from The home Of Frank A.