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STATE SIFTINGS Dr. Charles N. Smith, well known Toledo surgeon, is dead. Chief of Police A. A. King of Lo has been suspended. held rain Northeastern Ohio teachers two-day conference at Cleveland. of James F. Rankin, president dead. the Bank of South Charleston, is crushAdam Rockerhousen, near 72. was Bellaire to death in a mine preed Coshocton county farmers are to paring to ship a carload of corn starving Russians James McGuire, 40, Toledo, died when at Canton of injuries received struck by an auto. Rome, 86, father of being nine children, Frank died at Toledo after struck by as an a auto. Hallowe'en celebrant, Garbed robber got $300 from E. E. Enderie, a merchant, Chillicothe. have acceptFifteen Ohio colleges university invitation of Miami for ed the a miniature disarmament conference. William McAdams, 63. farmer coun- near Lewisburg, Champaign in ty, North hanged himself. He had been ill health. After being in session almost 26 the jury in the trial at Clevehours, land of Dominic Benigno, for murder, dismissed. was Robbers entered the department of George Tabit at Gallipolis, with blew store the safe and escaped money and merchandise. killed John Ires, 40, was instantly explo the result of a premature coal as sion of dynamite in a small near Cuyahoga Falls. mine 25, brakeman, Alcides Gutierrez, lost his instantly killed when he of a was balance and fell from the front coach in the Columbus vards. Harry L Gordon, 61, widely known and barrister, Republican politician at former lieutenant governor, died Cincinnati after a long illness Miss Myrtle Young, 24, of Youngs was killed and Raymond fatally .town, Grubbe, 30, of Niles, probably injured in a motorcycle accident. The senior class of McKinley high the school, Niles, went out on strike, the of an order issued by the result school faculty for a division of class. A bride of less than a month, Mrs Clyde C. Foos. 23, Marion, committed suicide by drinking poison. An operation affected her mind, according to relatives. Two arrests were made by Easy of Youngstown police for the murder Michael man, supposed to be found in Stance, a 35, whose body was field. a Five thousand graduates and for students of the Ohio State from uni mer versity will gather in reunions coast to coast on Friday evening Nov. 25. A half-cent reduction in fare on lines of the Cincinnati Traction the company was announced. The fare be for the next three months will 71/2 cents. That portion of Camp Sherman in which is located the great remains Mound City group of prehistoric will be converted into an attractive state park. George Remus, Cincinnati attorwas arraigned before Federal Commissioner ney, Thomas Gregory on charge of handling whisky transac Hearing set for Nov. 28. tions. Four firemen were injured and property damage of $225,000 caused Avon when fire partly destroyed the one apartment building in Avondale, of Cincinnati's fashionable suburbs. and Charles McGlynn, 29, of Niles, Emerson Phelps, 30, of Struthers, killed and several other per were sons injured in a collision between a touring car and automobile, near Niles. Director William J. Burns of the bureau of investigation, department Eck of justice, appointed John F. chief hart of Portsmouth as the new of the Cincinnati office, to succeed C. S. Weakley. Mrs. Theresa Kopf, 41, of East Pal estine, was killed near Twinsburg She was riding in an automobile with A.T. Kopf when a truck shoved their machine into a ditch. Kopf escaped with minor injuries. a More than 100 persons, guests at church wedding and reception at Sandusky, are believed to have been exposed to smallpox. It developed at Fremont that Harold Held, the best was suffering from the disease man, Kindheartedness cost 3-year-old which She found a cat recently her life. Elizabeth Imler of Circleville had tied to a tree. In liberating Hy boys she was bitten on the hand. it drophobia developed and caused her death after an illness of three days of Joseph F. Monti, 29. treasurer Cleveland Italian Savings Bank the which closed its doors company, Sept. 16, was arrested on a charge bank's of embezzling $25.000 of the State Bank Examiner Frank money. Hunter swore to the affidavits upon A. which the warrants were based Miss Agnes Carey, 45, leaped to from the eleventh floor of a building death in Cleveland. She had been ill Bellevue was selected by members the Ohio Protective association at at of their annual state convention Bellefontaine as next year's meeting place. W. R. Stuck of Greenville was elected president. Miss Marie C. Kilt, 36, Cleveland, awarded $100,000 damages from was C. Cromwell, 55, Cleveland mil lionaire John bachelor and steel manufac al by a jury at Elyria. She leged turer, breach of promise of marriage Edward Woodruff, John Popoff and Hoppe, all section foremen, were H. R. indicted at Toledo, charged with padding pay rolls. Louis Lautzenheiser, 59, was buried alive at Canton while engaged in dig sewer ditch. ging William McSlick, mayor of Hollo
