The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1918-06-21
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:OHIO GLEANINGS:


while swimming in Lake Milton, near
Youngstown.
AS result of the anti-slacker drive
in Ohio, state draft headquarters an
nounced, 500 men were rounded up
and sent to Camp Sherman.
George Ross, 16, was drowned in
the Miami at Dayton by the capsizing
of a boat
Jacob Chidester. 80, civil war vet
eran, who is dead at his home in Me
chaniesburg, was present in Ford's
theater at Washington when Abra-
ham Lincoln was shot by Wilkes
Booth.
Nearly 200 alleged, slackers of Ohio,
apprehended in Columbus. Akron.
Cleveland and other large cities, have
reached Camp Sherman and have
been turned over by department OF
| justice workers.
Union county Republicans endors-
ed Judge James Il. Robinson, Marys-
Vile, as a candidate for Ohio supreme
court Judge.
Rev. Francis A. Boernlein, who
was ordained by Bishop Farrelly May
%, will be assistant at st. Mary's
Catholic church in Sandusky.
Authorities are investigating the
murder of Angelo Ruggerio, 20. whose
body was found at brakes Corners,
near Cleveland. There were five bull
let's in Ruggerics body.
Ira Weber and Frank Smith of
Cleveland and Russell Willard of To-
ledo were arrested after a pistol fight
with Sheriff Gunsett and his deputy
on the charge of stealing two automo
biles and holding up a saloon and two
farmers near Van Vert.
Lieutenant Franklin Clark Of Me.
dina was killed in an airplane accl.
dent at San Antonio, Tex. He was
a graduate OF Oberlin.
Alphonse MicheauX, Sc, was found
drowned in a shallow pool of water
at Mt. Vernon. The police pronounc.
ed II suicide ana ascribed his act to
dependency over the recent death
of his wife.
-Fandits forced the marshal of
Newton Falls 10 accompany them
while they raided the Newton Falls
bank They locked him in the bank
and escaped It is not known how
much was taken.
Ohio will not suffer through the or
der of the national war board for the |
restricted use of steel for automobile |
license tags for the coming year, as
enough steel to make all the tags |
needed during the next year and a
half has been purchased by the board
of administration.
j. A. Dolen of Linwood, w. Va.
brakeman, was killed when a Big
Four freight train was wrecked near
Gallon.
City Solicitor Thompson of East
Liverpool appealed to Senators Hard
ing and Pomerene against increased
trolley fares on the East Liverpool
Chester CIV. Va line
When w. f. Benny. registrant,
Cleveland, was placed under arrest
at Chillicothe. he had lii his posses
sion % pints of whisky. Benny was
taken in charge by the draft board
and sent to Camp Sherman, where nc
was inducted into the army.
Judge William J. Duncan of Find
lay announced his candidacy FOR the
Republican nomination of judge of
the supreme court of the state
Edward G. Hazen, alleged muir
ptal for the insane, has been de-
clared sane and Will be returned to
Lorain county for second trial on q
first degree murder charge He is
alleged to have gone to the home Of
his estranged wife and murdered his
two children, one a baby.
While playing with gun, Charles
Allen, s, Portsmouth, shot and killed
his 3-year-old sister.
All previous records for enlistments
in the navy in the Cincinnati district
were broken during the past week,
when 507 men were accepted and
sent to the training station.
E. c. Howard was elected president
1f the Lancaster chamber of COM
nerce.
Prompted by illness, Henry Wetter-
lahn, Go, Columbus, ended his life 8
with carbClic acid.
Governor Cox was given the degree I
of doctor of laws by Wittenberg col a
ege, Springfield, Immediately follow .
ng the annual commencement ad- {
lress delivered on the campus by q
lin. I
C1ovaIoDd pantie4 o.eoo;otioy, 10 nv .
'ected to agree to merger of ali Bap- I
list interests of northern Ohio. v
Manufacturers Home Building Il
of Bucyrus, incorporated for t
100000 has started work erecting
100 new homes at Bucyrus, L
Harold Engle has been recommend
d to be postmaster at Sugar Grove, f
Fairfield county, by Congressman F
Ilaypool. II
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cellcrs of f
sellaire and Lillian Paden, aged 1
ear, of Martins Ferry, were killed I
n an automobile collision on the Ma d
ional road east of st. Clairsville,
lhile six others we're hurt. Cellers D
,as head of a brewing company. s.
Governor Cox pardoned George Nc
Cleveland, sentenced in @
908 for killing his wife. Pardons RI
lso were granted to Sam Sacco, D
'ortage county, second degree MUIR il
erer, and Edward G. Fisher, Ashta- fl
ula, burglar. Each has a wife and
hild. fl
Warden Thomas \of the peniten- O
ary received a letter written on t.
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