The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-09-27
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A peddler, apparently a foreigner,
attacked Mrs. Bryant Taylor, wife of
a tobacco grower of Mercer county
Ky. beat her into insensibility and
clipped the hair from her head.
Directors of the Pacific mills at
Bosom notified the New England lib
erty loan committee that that corpo-
ration had voted to take $l,jO0,O00
in fourth liberty loan bonds.
President Wilson cast his vote at
Princeton in the New Jersey pri-
maries.
Thirty-one persons were killed
when an express train from Berlin
for Vienna collided with another train
at the Dresden station. Fifty-nine
persons were injured.
Daniel H. Tolman of New York,
known as king of the loan sharks,
left an estate of $7,259,344.
Seedy Reeves, a 17-year-old negro,
charged with assaulting a 3-year-old
girl near Blackshear, Ga, was taken
from the arresting officers and hanged
to a tree.
Major Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., has
been made lieutenant colonel
Edward j. Cummins of Littleton,
\. H., Democratic candidate for con-
gress in the Second New Hampshire
district, died at his home. He had
been i'll of influenza.
Complete returns received by Pro
vost Marshal General CrOwder show
draft registration in Kentucky of
267 ,9O5, as compared with an esti-
mate of 254,1OS, and in Oregon 1866
9S6, against an estimate of S4,4O4
Navy will take $4,000 men a month
and marines 500 a month for four
months and 1900 monthly thereafter,
under the new draft program.
Captain Hammond, British air man,
and c. Kinder of Greenfield, Ind,
were killed at Indianapolis in an air
plane accident.
War service committee of the
American Library association an
nounces the shipment of 1O3O,45S
books overseas and placing of 3,0OO,-
600 in training camps.
Two soldiers, members of the bal
loon school at Arcadia, near Los An
geles, Cal, were instantly killed and
three others were injured, one seri-
ously when a quantity of fash pow
der exploded. The dead; Priyates
Guy Weyland of Nebraska and Bailey
Thompson of New York
American steam trawler Kinghsher
was torpedoed and sunk So miles off
the North Atlantic coast Captain
Riley and his crew Of 26 were res
cued and reached shore.
H. D. Noryell of Cleveland was
chosen president of the National AS
sociation of Ice Industries at the
closing session of its annual conven-
tion at Cincinnati.
Christmas packages for the $780,
900 or more American soldiers who
will be in France during the holiday
season this year will be delivered by
the Red Cross.
William D. Haywood, head of the
l. w. W., now serving a 20 year term
in the federal penitentiary at Leav-
Kan, was named with 21
others in the examination of 2S |. w.
w. prisoners indicted by the federal
grand jury at Omaha, Neb.
James r. Mann, 28, son of Con
gressman James Il. Mann Of Illinois,
suicide at his home in Chi
cago by shooting himself. He turned
the gun on himself after he had shot
and killed his pet Airedale terrier.
Young Mann had been i'll.
Mrs. James Amelia, 32, and her
mother, Mrs. Ferdinand Jacobs, 60,
were shot and killed by an unknown
man at Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
ruled that employees of press associa-
tions engaged in the collection and |
of news are entitled to |
file claims for deferred classification
under the selective service act.
Lieutenant Ming of Austin, Tex,
was injured and his mechanic, Wal
ter Hilton, was killed when an air
plane in which they were flying fell |
near Dawson, Ga.
Berthe Courtmanche, an attendant, |
has confessed causing a fire at a
nunnery last February at Montreal |
In which 65 children were burned to
death
One hundred members of the |
French Foreign Legion will tour the
east and the south in the liberty loan
f. w. Howe, immigration commits.
sioner, fatty denies Senator Lodges
charge that he was the author of pro-
German writings.
Additional pilots, observers and
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