The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-21

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treatment OF wounds received In &c
ton.
James Gales pleaded guilty at Co
lumbus 10 charge OF violating th'
Mann act and was sentenced to three
years In federal prison at Atlanta.
At Mt. Vernon ]. n. FTeese wa'
killed in runaway accident and Al
phonse Michaux was drowned.
Ohio during April, the opening
month OF children's year, saved one
more than one-half the average
monthly quota OF babies assigned 10
the state by the federal government
for the baby-saving campaign.
Four Mansfield relormatory prison
ers, at work in improving the old
National road In Musliingum county
have escaped.
Corporal Frederick |. Miles OF Gen
eva ard Private w. NJ. CrOsswell OF
Felicity were killed in action in
France.
Castro Dalgado, 22, Filipino, was
arrested at Canton on the charge OF
making ClslOydl TeIndfkS.
Mon OF draft age and under EN-.
ployed at the National Cash Register
company's plant will receive military
training
Jacob Friedrichs was committed to
Jail at DAYTON to await action of the
federal grand jury on the charge Of
making disloyal remarks.
Franklin county farmers this year
will produce 323,720 more bushels OF
wheat than last, according to re
port made by County Auditor Valen
tine.
Darke County Red Cross society
has entered suit for libel against
Henry Schaurer for $4,000 ir com.
mon pleas court at Greenville. alles,
ing 1isloyalty and reasonable con
duct The petition says that Schaurer
described the American Red Cross
society as bunch of grafter6" and
said that the people conducting III
affairs were embezzlers and tina.
many were making millions of dol.
lars out o. 1t.
Ohio has been asked to furnish
5000 Of the 200 900 selects called to
the colors by General Crowder. Nc
bilization will be between June "a
and 2S. The Buckeye boys will so
to Camp Sherman.
Walter Glowacki, Cleveland: Ed
ward j. Housby, Dayton. and vii
liam Carl Ruhl, Akron, were wounded
in action on the French front.
John II. Arnold, former lieutenant
governor, weighed in at the secre.
tary of states office for the Republi-
can nomination for governor.
Joseph Breitenstein of Canton
seeks the Democratic nomination for
congressman in the Sixteenth dis,
trict.
Industrial commission claims have
a precedence over first claim mort
cages, federal courts have decided
in an Allen county case.
Postoffice at Georgesviile, Franklin
will be discontinued.
A 10-pound daughter born to Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Epply has the dis
inction Of being the first war baby
Jorn at Gallon. The father is pri-
late at Camp Sheridan.
At Cleveland Henry La F'renier tes-
flied in court he killed his wife to
md her sufferings. She shot and
'it ME in the wrist" lie Premier said.
and then shot herself in the head
thought it was an act of mercy to
ill her" He was held.
Albert Hause, burned by a high ten
ion wire, is dead at Washington
:. II.
Ohio's wheat prospects June 1, ac-
ording to the state board of agriCul- |
ure, were 10S per cent, compared |
With the average yield. In June,
917, the prospects were but SO per
ent
For the first time in 27 years there
.ill be no fair in Redwood. Condi-
ions caused by the war and the
earth of cars at harvest time Is CIV
n as the reasons.
E. c. Lynn of Youngstown was
L
i've Home Circle.
Rev. Jesse Swank, pastor of Ep-
,orth Methodist Episcopal church at
Iarion, has been offered the superin-
endency of the Delaware district,
ucceeding Rev. B. F. Reading, Della
ARE.
During a gun battle in a poolroom
t Toledo, Detective Cornelius j. Cof-
ey shot and killed George Morton,
), and John Redd, 40, negroes. He
lso wounded John Barrett, As, negro,
nd Frank Peters, white, a city de-
ective. Peters was attempting to
rrest Morton, who had drawn pis-
il and fired several shots in the pool
)om, following a quarrel. Redd and
arrett were attempting TO aid Peters
hen Coffey, attracted by the shoot
g, entered. He says he thought all
le negroes were battling Peters.
Russell E. Smith, 56, F'ostoria, was
lied by train.
To help meet the need OF nurses
n military service, the American
ed Cross has decided to enroll
Irses in Ohio who were graduated
ON registered schools before Jan.
1919, even though not registered
eretofore registration has been
sfinite Red Cross requirement.
All teachers employed in Marion
lblic schools received substantial
lary increases.
Thirty motormen and conductors
/ the Youngstown and Ohio River
ilroad line, connecting East Liver.
,ol and Salem, declared strike, ty-
& up the division. Their demands
p q wapa incraasa were refused