The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1918-06-27

trouble.
Ohio Socialists nominated . state
ticket headed BY Scot wilkins af-Ada
for governor.
Harry 8. MeClain resigned as dep
uty county auditor OF Jackson county
10 Join the army.
Ohio Bed and Mattress Manuiac-
iurers association held its annual
session at Cedar Point.
Northwestern Ohio volunteer IRE
men. representing 11o towns. met a.
Napoleon in annual convention.
At Marysyille James Liston. night
watchman at stone quarry, fell into
i lE-foot pit and was injured fatally.
Dayton street railway employees
went nn strike when the officials re-
fused union recognition and wage in
creases.
Robert L. Brainerd nf Ashtabula
and Charles H. Carey OF Salem died
Of wounds received in action n
France.
john Cressay, 50, Marion, farmer.
tried to beat a fast express train over
a crossing with a team and wagon.
lie was killed.
W. o. Thompson Of Ohio State uni
versity at Buffalo was elected presi-
dent Of the International Sunday
School association.
Farm labor bureau Of the Ohio de-
fcnse council announces that 955 men
and boys are wanted to work on
farms in Ohio at once.
Thomas Blair Cox, son of Governor
and Mrs. Cox. is dead. The baby was
born Sunday morning at the COVER
nOrs home near Dayton.
George D. Pearsall, 81. Of Birming'
ham, Mich, robbed of $3.50 and beat
en- by a taxicab bandit, is probably
dying in Toledo hospital
Captain D. NJ. Hall of Columbus was
elected department commander Of the
g. A r. of Ohio. Lima was chosen
as the 1919 convention city.
Former Governor Willis issued a
statement denying the report that
he is a candidate for the presidency
of Ohio university at Athens.
Edward H. Doty of Tuscaloosa
Ala, claims that, among other things,
burglars at Toledo stole two gold
teeth, which we're taken from his
mouth.
Chairman Robert T. Michener oi
the Belmont county Democratic cCm
nittee is the nominee for congress
on that ticket in the Eighteenth con
gressional district.
In an attempt to rescue his 1O-year
old son from flames which swept the
second and third floors of his home
at Youngstown, Dennis w. Cronin
"a. was overcome by smoke and burn
ed to death. The child escaped.
Richard Quick, %, was instantly
killed and Miss Belize Griffith, %, was
seriously injured and four girl com
panions received lesser hurts wheI
the automobile in which they wer'
riding overturned west OF Toledo.
]. II. Leonard for the past II year
superintendent of the Mansfield re
formatory, submitted his resignation
TO the state board of administration
to become effective Aug. /. The res
son for resigning is mis- continued Il
health.
Ohio wagon mines are hit har
blow by a ruling Just made by tn
railroad administration, which il
sists that open-top cars be sent to III
tipple mines and that the WACO
mines must get along with hox {
closed cars.
Mrs. Frank Grossharth. 81. an
EarIyn Parrish, 4-year-Old daughte
of Earl Parrish. were killed. and Mr.
Earl Parrish, the child's mother, (;
tally hurt, as the result OF bein
struck Dy a train at a road crOssin
near Dennison.
Ohio supreme court holds ths
rates fixed in franchises granted il
terurban companies by official repr
sentatiyes of municipalities an
. townships and county commissioner
can not be changed Until such fra
chises expire.
The champion war saVings STAN
. salesman Of Harrison county is '
L. Laughlin, agent for the Pennsy
vania Railroad company at Jewet
] Laughlin to date has sold moro tina
$4,000 in stamps TO residents OF h
r community, which has q DopnlatiC
j OF about SOC.
: Requesting ali the people OF Oh
: 20 respond to President Wilson's "ca
6 to arms" for the civilian pOpulatiO
Governor Cox issued a FrOclamatiC
: DESIGNATING the week OF June "a
e IS as Ohio war savings pledge wee
d Every one is urged to purchase W
e savings stamps.
c w. A. Taylor. road inspector I
2 the Erie railway. suffered a fractur
It skull. and Carl Dilsaver F. P. E
l. mick and Jesse BOnham, Mari'
PAINTERS. were injured when an aut
:. mobile driven by Ernest Miller cras
e ed into an electric railway speed
t. driven by TAYLOR. south of Marion
r Common Pleas Judge William
II Devor of Ashland county withdrt
j. his declaration Of candidacy for jud
e of the supreme court. He is a De
ie ocrat. This leaves Judge Oscar
y Newman. who is un for renOminatiC
l. and Appellate Judge Phil NJ Gro
y. unop1osed for the two nominatiO
1t the Democrats will make for suDreI
Judge.
10 Calvary Evangelical church.
10 rfon. will be dedicated June 80
d. Bishop Thomas Bowman of ALI
IS town, Pa
Rev. Linus L. StTOck. pastor OF
-e First Presbyterian church at Mari
Is expects tn sail soon for England
I'd engage IN Y. NJ C. A. work
ar Orleans killed in action at
French front: Lieutenant Edws
ID Wilson, Youngstown; Bert G. Tayi
tt MaIinta: jeremiah Wood. Agost
v, ! Tohn w Brooks CahFiu9- n