The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-04-26
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authorizing melting into bullion Of
silver dollars to pay trade balances,
Mrs RoEo Pastor Stokes, New
York Socialist, was indicted by the
federal Grand jury at KANSAS City
on three counts. charging violation
Of the espionage act,
Charles +, Wetse, president Of the
National Association OF Merchant
TallUs ~ America, sent out an appeal
to tailors to eliminate unnecessary
em0cl' hmcnts on mems clothing.
Contempt proceedings against oll.-
cials of the United Nine Workers
were withdrawn from supreme court
by compia.uants, lipchman Coal and
Coke eomrany Wheeling, W. Va
After Berry Noyes, colored, had
been hanged in the courthouse yard
at Lexington, Tenn, by a mob, his
body was dragged to the scene Of the
murder Of Sheriff W. &. Mcbride and
burned.
Federal railroad administration
plans TO order 100000 new freight
and coal cars.
Adam Sect, cher Of the Chippewa
tribe Of Indians, died at Odanah, Wis.
at the ace OF 76.
Baron Gautsch Won Frankenthurp.
former Austrian premier, is dead at
his home in Vienna.
Or. Ferdinand Braun, German sci
enlist who shared the Nobel prize
with Marconi in 1905, died at his
home in Brooklyn.
Emil Moser, a SWISS employed as
machini5t in munitions plant a.
Newark, ". j., was arrested on suspi
cion OF making defective shells.
Food shipments to the civilian pop.
ulations Of the allied countries will
be suspended for 10 days to move
100000 bushels of grain to the Bel.
SLAMS, who are declared to be in des-
| perate straits.
Seaman James w. Conway, United
States naval reserve force, was wash
ed overheard from scout patrol 6s2
on April Y and lost.
British board of agriculture has ap-
pointed a pig controller" with a
view of promoting the extension OF
pig keeping to increase the countIy's
! food supply.
Thirteen years in the federal peni
tentiary at Atlanta, Ga, was the sei-
tence imposed by federal court on
Elias Gracely, Wyandot county (OD
farmer convicted Of having threat.
ened The life of President Wilson.
Lieutenant Colonel Robert E. Wood,
nominated to become d brigad1er gen
eral is slated for appointment as act
Ing Quartermaster general of the
army relieving Major General GoetE,
ais Of the detailed work Of that Office.
Two Americans were killed in a
braw in Tampico. according to state
department advices- here.
Claude Singleton, negro, convicted
Of murder Of E. J. Rounds, railroad
worker was taken from jail atPoplar-
vile, Miss, by mob and hanged
Mrs. Theresa Bengoechea, wife OF
the consul general of Guatemala, was
killed at New York by falling from
the fourth story Of her apartment
Mrs. Tina Neiahbors was shot and
killed at Whitesbury, Ky. Her nus.
band John Neighbors, is being
sought. Jealousy is said to have
caused the trouble.
AXel Larano, acrobat, and Henry
CasCg. property man, were injured
the result of property airplane fall
lng to the stage during a performance
at IT, New York Hippodrome.
J. O. Bentall, candidate for COVER
nor of Minnesota on the Socialist
ticl-o, found guilty on charge Of
violating the espionage act, was
sentenced to five years in Leagen
worth prison.
Andrew Tardieu has been reap
pointed high commissioner OF France
TO the United States.
Director General McAdoo ordered
the Erie and New York state barge
canal system taken over by the rail
road administration.
Pneumonia caused III of The 1Sj
deaths among the American troops in
training for tho week ending April H.
Deaths for the preceding week were
200.
Private Vaughn Deekman of Ma
rion, Ind, was Killed and many sol.
diers we're injured when a tornado
struck Camp Shelby at FGttiesburg,
Miss,
Piatt, the 4-year-old racer owned
by Gallagher Brothers and valued at
S3,5O0, ran into another pony while
being exercised at Lexington, KY,
and was so badly hurt he had to be
killed.
Moorestown, Woodstorm and Har-
rison township, Gloucester county,
New Jersey, voted dry in local option
elections. Tuckerton voted wet.
The first American soldiers wound.
ed at the French front are now in the
base hospital at Fort Mcpherson, Al
lanta, Ga They are nine in number
Rev. j. w. Magruder NJ. e. MIN
lister, Baltimore, died suddenly in a
telephone booth at the Harvard club,
New York. He was graduate of Ohio
Wesleyan university.
Twenty-Five hundred -four mill op-
eratiyes at Minneapolis hereafter will |
work eight instead Of 10 hours a day
without decrease in pay.
Congressman William Jones, First
Virginia district, the oldest member
Of congress- i'll poiLt of continuous
service, is dead
Pittsburgh police rescued Leo
Eschman, 38, alleged pro-German,
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