The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-28
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Governor Cox issued a proclamation
designating the week of June ~ 10
28 as Ohio war FaNngs pledge weeN'
Every one is urged to purchase war
savings stamps.
Ohio Socialists nominated a stata
ticket headed by Scot wilkins OF Aaa
for governor. ,.4
Dayton streetcar employees demanI
recognition of their union and nh
crease of wages
clarence NJ. Pierce 40, engineer
died OF heart trouble in the CAB OF MS
engine at Climax, Crawford county,
while waiting for another train td
pass. =,
At Toledo Jack Good, 2S, was
placed on trial ON a charge OF Vloiat
ing the Mann act. An hour later no
had been found guilty and sentenced
to 10 years imprisonment
w. A. Taylor, road inspector on the
Erie railway, suffered a fractured
skull. and Carl Dilsaver, F. 7. EN-
mick and Jesse Bonham, Marion
painters. were injured, when an auto
mobile, driven by Ernest Miller
crashed into an electric railway
speeder driven by Taylor, south OF
Marion.
PUhian Sisters have been taxed 20
cents a member for new Median Py'
THAN Sisters home at Springfield.
Ohio Association OF Humane soci-
cites electe5 F. L. Baldwin oil
Youngstown president
Washington c. II. board Of eGuca'
tion increased salaries OF all teachers
RON S5 to SIS per month and sub
stituted military training for ath-
letics.
William ]. Won Struckard, 80, OF
Dayton, was arrested at Cincinnati
charged with impersonating an OIL
Ger of the United States army. He
says his father is a general in the
German army and that admiral Won
Tirpitz is his uncle.
Ninety-eight young women were
graduated from the College for Wonl-
On Of Western Reserve university,
Cleveland, the largest number IN It's
history
Hamilton county Democratic nom.
mating committee selected Sidney G.
StricKer as Democratic candidate for
congress from the First district.
Mrs. Madeline A. Bennett, tuhercu-
losis expert at the base hospital,
Camp Sherman, died from injuries
sustained when thrown from a horse,
Youngstown and Ohio River Raii-
road company, operating an interuT-
Ian line between Salem and East
Liverpool. has increased passenger
fare from 2 to cents a mile.
Common Pleas Judge William I.
Devor of Ashland county withdrew
his declaration of candidacy Tor
Judge of the supreme court He IS
a Democrat. This leaves Judge Oscar
w. Newman. who is up FOR renomina-
tion, and Appellate Judge Phil Nj.
Grow unopposed for the two nomina-
tions the Democrats will make for
supreme judge.
Lieutenant Richard B. Reed, son
of J. P. Reed, of Van Vert, was killed
in an airplane accident in France.
Playing with other children in the
streets. Helen Dolson, 4, ran into the
path of delivery truck at Columbus
and was killed instantly.
After holding the position for Il
years, General John c. Speaks viii.
resign as chief state game warden as
soon as arrangements can be made
for a successor to take charge Of the
work. He is seeking the Republican
nomination for congress from the Co.
lumbus district.
Fourteen Mexican employees of the
Ohio steel foundry at Bucyrus were
placed in the county Jail as slackers
and deserters.
An interurban car plunged IS feet
into a gorge from Glen's bridge near
Akron The dead: C. o. Gilmore,
conductor; Charles C. Hoy, teaming
contractor; E. A. Pryor, secretary OF
Cuyahoga Falls Building and Loan as
sociation, and Liuzzi Pellegioni Ia
William Bickelburger of South
! Lebanon was killed in an explosion
at the plant of the King Powder com
pany, Kings Mills.
While hurrying to fire at New
Washington, Crawford county, four
men were electrocuted when they
tried to climb over a fence on which
o high tension trolley wire had fallen.
The dead: Jefferson High, So; George
Knodel. 25 Paul Knodel, 23, and Cor
nelius Whiteman, 81. The wire was
blown down by storm.
Ohio Army of School Sammies will
strive to sell $1,000,O00 in war saw
ings stamps during the week OF June
1922.
Eighty per cent of the babies born
at Findlay in MAY were boys.
Householders are requested by TIE
state food administration not to buy
more than one and one-quartel
pounds of clear beef a week, or ont
and one-half pounds, including tbs
bone, for each person in the house
hold. Hotels and restaurants art
asked not to serve boiled beef more
than two meals weekly, beefsteaE
more than one meal weekly and roast
beef more than one meal weekly. Use
of pork is urged as substitute fol
beef.
Private Paul Hume of London was
killed in action in France. Private
c. r. Phillippi of LaRue died OF
wounds.
Governor Cox delivered farewell
address to the Buckeye division al
Camp Lee, Va. The boys will leave
soon for France.
John Curren, 76, cf Florida, Henry
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