The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-07
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Employment: Of women as aViatorH
is contemplated by the British gov
ernment:
Assured their demands fer higher
pay would be investigated, 1000 city
employees at Washington returned tG
work shortly after going on strike.
Ohio manufacturers who fail to file
statements Of sugar needs and stocks
on hand will receive no sugar the re-
mainder Of the year, Food Admins
! traitor Croxton announced.
DR.. Frances Fluno OF Oakland, Cal,
was made president Of the First
Church Of Christ, Scientist. at the an
nual meeting Of the Mother church
ut Boston.
Strike of $4,000 textile mill opera.
tives, called at New Bedford, Mass,
was settled by the unions, which vot-
ed to accept the compromise offer of
a I'm per cent wage Increase Eug-
gested by the federal mediator, WI
liam o. Ripley.
Harry J. Webster, student flyer
from Grand Rapids, Mich, burned to
death in mid-air at Fort Worth, Tex,
when his plane caught IRE after +
collision.
A boiler explosion n the plant 0t
the Bartlett Lumber company at
Shelldrake in an isolated part Of
Chippewa county, Mich, is said to
have killed 10 workmen.
In response to the wishes OF Ppesi-
dent Wilson, a Foul h Of July pag-
cant will be held in New York, in
which 81 national groups Of foreign
born citizens will participate.
Strike of United Traction company
employees which tied up street rail
way service in Albany, Troy, Water
vliet, Green Island, Cohoes and, Rem
selaer, N. T., has been settled.
Typhoid fever has cost Ohio nearly
$6,000,000 a year in the last nine
years. So the state health depart
ment declares in an appeal 70. local
health officials to aid in lowering the
death rate from this disease.
Criminal fraud and evasion h~taX
returns of a number Of corporations
has been reported by revenue agents
and grand jury investigation are
about to start in New England, New
York and western communities
Lieutenant Wilfred v. Casgrain Of
Detroit, an American aviator on the
French front, has been captured by
the Germans.
Railroads in May received from the
government S9o,614,o00 in loans or
advances on account of rentals, the
railroad administration announced.
Eduardo Giorgetti, reputed to be
the Tichest Porto Rican, paid $4,000
for a portion OF the wool from the
White House sheep at an auction held
at San Juan.
Charged with melting to riot and
making sedLfieus speeches, John
Reed, who describes himself Ss the
unofficial BolsheViki consul to New
York, is held in $1,000 bail.
Trustees OF the University Of ILL.,
nois decided on . full military COURSE
of four years. with the intention Of
making the university az far AZ pos
sible q western West Point"
Lieutenant G. B. Evans. q student
pilot at the naval aviation station,
died at Miami, Fla, of injuries recOiv-
ed when his hydro-airplane fell into
the bay from a height Of 500 feet. He
lived at Philadelphia.
w. X. Vanderbilt, Jr.. has been
elected to succeed A. H. Smith as
head of the New York Central rail |
road.
Henry G. Shaw, Cambridge, Mass
lawyer, who has been doing Y. NJ. @.
A. work in France, was killed In Q
motor car accident.
Indiana public service commission
increased passenger rates On all In
diana interurbAn lines from Z cents
to ~ cents a miiO.
Lieutenant P. G. MIhleder, tnStruc.
tor at Taliaferro field, Fort Worth,