The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-11-15
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Thousands of soldiers and sailors
wrecked streetcars, broke plate glass
windows, raided restaurants and
cafes and built bonnres In the streets
from the wreckage In a peace cele.
bration at Newport News, Va.
Austrian Foreign Minister Adler Is
dead, Vienna dispatch announced.
At Jersey City, N, j., Robert Simp-
son, a soldier, fell 1876 feet from the
flag pole on top OF five-story build
ing. He landed on the cloth top of
a moving auto and escaped serious
injury.
Marine insurance dropped so cents
q hundred upon the announcement of
the armistice. A year ago 1t was
quoted as high oas $40 a hundred.
When James J. McCabe, an educa-
tor, walked up Fifth avenue at the
height of New YoTk's peace celebra-
tion, his resemblance to the presi-
dent was so marked that the crowds
fairly mobbed him in their enthu-
siasm.
A bequest of S1,O00,000 to the
American Red Cross is provided for
in the will of James A. Scrymser, for
mer president of the Central and
South American Telegraph company,
New York
Petitions asking for a review Of the
case of Thomas j. Mooney, California
labor leader, convicted Of murder in
connection with a bomb plot in San
Francisco and sentenced to death,
were formally presented to the Unit.
ed States supreme court.
William Bird, negro, was taken
from jail at Sheffield, Ala, by mob,
and hanged.
Railroad administration was re-
quested by the federal bureau Of
markets to order that all railroads
decline to accept live stock loadings
or shipments to arrive at Chicago
prior to Nov. IA.
Eighty-one men, all aboard the
steamer Saetia, sunk by what is be-
lieved to have been a mine, off the
Maryland coast, landed safely.
Methodist church will in the future
eliminate as far as possible foreign
language services from its churches
and Sunday schools. Announcement
to this effect was made at the annual
session of the Methodist board of
home missions.
Graham Patterson of Chicago has
purchased a controlling interest in
the Christian Herald.
Gordon Kelly of Vancouver, presi-
dent of the Pacific coast district of
the International Longshoremens as
sociaticn, is dead from pneumonia,
following influenza.
Two soldiers were killed and a
dozen injured when a special train
carrying 200 football rooters from
Camp Grant, Rockford, ILL.,, to Chi
cago, collided with a regular passen-
ger train near Aurora, Ill.
Albert w. Orton, rs, a veteran tel
egrapher who, in the civil war days,
was connected with the United States
military telegraph corps with Thorn
as A. Edison and Andrew Carnegie,
is dead at Rome, N. Y.
General Henry S. Huidepoker, civil
war veteran and one Of Philadel-
phia's foremost citizens, is dead. He
was 79 years old. The general was
a stern temperance man.
Switzerland has decided to break
off all relations with the Russian
soviet government.
Burgess airplane plant at Marble
head, Mass, is in ruins following a
Are which, according to reports, fol-
lowed an explosion. The loss was
estimated at nearly 100000. Thirty
seaplanes in course of construction
were destroyed
Statewide prohibition carried in
Florida by to l vote.
Monsignor Bonaventura Cerretti,
papal undersecretary of state and
former apostolic delegate to Austria,
left Rome for the United States as
special envoy of the vatican.
South Dakota gave the ballet to
women by $4,000 majority.
British casualties reported for the
week totaled 27,648.
Mary Pickford must pay $108,33 to
Mrs. Cora C. Wilkenling, literary
agent, who claims she was respon-
sible for obtaining advance in the
movie stars income of $4,000 weekly
and $150,000 year bonus.
E. w Beatty, president of the Can
adian Pacific Railway company, an
nounced that the roads subscription
to the fifth victory loan was ST.
100000.
Indiana coal mines set a record for
production in October by hoisting
s,037,751 tons. According to reports
of the district fuel administration
1t was the first month that has
shown a production in excess of
100000 tons.
announced that plans are being form
ulated to extend the labor recruiting
service to farm workers.
Thomas Van Lear, Socialist mayor
of Minneapolis, was defeated by ]. E.
Meyers, Republican.
Six Norwegian vessels and "a sail |
ors were lost during October through |
causes due to war.
British admiralty announced that |
the world tonnage output exceeds |
losses from all causes by 100000 |
gross tons.
George Taylor, negro, was
lynched near Raleigh, N. c., for al |
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