The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-04-12
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announces ne VIII DC canuluhle loI
reelection.
Rear Admiral John d. Ford, U, S.
~, retired, is dead at Baltimore at
the age OF rs.
NJ. ". Kirwen. Royal flying corps
was killed when his airplane fell at
Fort Worth, Tex.
Belgian relief ship Mlnistre de
Smet de Naeyer sank in the North
sea after striking a mine
Senate confirmed the nomination
OF +. r. Stettnius, New York, as sec
ond assistant secretary OF war.
joshua Pierce, 81, pioneer Pennsyl
vania OIL man and who years ago had
among his employees John d. Rookie
feller, the present oil king, died at
his home in Tacoma. Wash.
BY contributing $500 to the Red
Cross. the Chatham Grain company,
Chatham, N. Y, was permitted to re-
tain It's license after being convicted
OF violating wheat -four regulations.
Six persons were killed and four
seriously injured when q Wabash
train struck an automobile in which
10 persons were riding at Fort
Wayne, Ind.
A railroad fireman is under arrest
at Waterbury, Conn, while investiga-
tion is beng made into the wreck Of
the New York-Boston express train
The engine lit an obstruction on the
rails.
Three persons were wounded when
q machine gun, brought from Camp
Zachary Taylor as an exhibit in the
liberty loan campaign opening at
Elizabeth, KY, was accidentally dis
charged
Carmino Carlo, a Mexican was
shot and killed by a railroad police
man at Pittsburgh, after he mad ter
rorized passengers on q train.
War corporation bill, with a cap
ital OF $500 ,0OO,Oo and authority to
issue $4,000, 100000 in bonds for as.
sistance OF essential war industries,
has been signed by the president.
Flfty-eight Harvard graduates and
undergraduates have died in war ser
VICE, dCSOl ulHB " lCSOluS SSAAPAlCN
by the university authorities.
Confirmation of the nomination Of
Thomas Riggs, Jr, to be governor OF
Alaska, was unanimously recommend.
ed by senate territories committee.
A $1,000 barrel tank Of crude oil
belonging to the Magnolia Petroleum
company at Ardmore, Okla, was
struck by lightning and destroyed by
fire.
A call for 400 photographers regis.
tered in the draft to mobilize at Mad.
ison barracks, Sacketts Harbor, N.
Y, April 10, was sent out to IL
states by Provost Marshal General
Crowder They will be put In the air
service.
Albert Vreeland, a private, died OF
Waco, Tex, of gunshot wounds sus-
tanned when he attempted to escape
from military police who had arrest.
ed him in connection with the rob-
berry and murder of Herman Stolte, .
merchant. Vreeland was from New
York.
Lieutenant Chester Hadden, 80,
shot and killed himself in his room
at Fort Benjamin Harrison, Ind
Five hundred tool makers at the
Savage Arms company, Utica, N. Y,
quit work. 1t is said they demand a
union shop.
Five passengers were slightly hurt
when a troop train ran into o Penn
sylvania express near Pittsburgh No
soldiers were injured.
A bill providing that only citizens
shall be allowed to teach in the pub
lie schools in New York state was
signed by Governor Whitman
An ordinance to advance Cleveland |
clocks one hour has been withdrawn |
and Cleveland will continue operat-
ing under central time this summer.
The German language, as course
of study, has been dropped by 23
West Virginia high schools.
Ralph A. Stone Of Detroit was sue
ceeded as head Of the bureau Of
trusts in the Office Of the alien prop
erty custodian by F. ]. Horne of Now
York
W. P. Stillwell, At, Alpine, Tex, a
ranger, was killed while on duty on
Texas border
Richard Mansfield, son Of the late
Mansfield, famous American
actor, and who enlisted in the avia.
ton section OF the signal corps at
New Haven, died at q camp in San
Tex.
Conrad Kornemann, editor Of the
Deutscher Herold," q German langu-
lge weekly published at Sioux Falls.
5. D.. was indicted by federal grand
ury on a charge OF violation of the
espionage act.
Former Governor James F. Fielder,
md Edmund Wilson, formerly al.
orney general of New Jersey, were
appointed by President Wilson to ap-
,raise the German-owned docks at
4oboken recently taken over by the
Due to the reduction in bread ra
ions. women raided bakers shops in
ii parts Of Amsterdam. Mounted
olice were called and dispersed the
rowds.
w. H. d. Beaufort, former Dutch
Minister of foreign affairs, died at
he Hague.
Charley Mitchell, former English
champion pugilist, is
cad at Brighton, England.
Standard Oil company advanced
he price of refined petroleum in bar
els for export 20 points, making the
rice 1890 cents = gallon.