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Newspaper
Piqua Daily Press
Location
Piqua, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
6
Home economics notes advise gentle cleaning of aluminum kettles. Use soft wooden tools, fine grit or rounded sea sand, and mild soaps. Avoid strong alkalis and sharp abrasives. acids can help but must be nonpoisonous. Ruin prevention and polishing aid lasting luster after cleaning.
In Cleveland on June 22 John Nasik, recently released for beating his wife, killed his wife with a knife and hammer then slashed his own throat as two children waited at the dinner table. Neighbors found Mrs Nasik dead and Nasik injured. A train strike in Independence village killed the driver and injured the fireman Rodger Gantz. In Toledo a Detroit and Cleveland Navigation Co official, John McArthur, committed suicide in his office after business worries. In Canton, Mrs Margaret Thatcher, sister of Mrs McKinley, died after overwork during a Red Cross drive. In Columbus a piano firm fire caused over 20000 dollars in damage, much of it stock.
Washington June 22 protesters at the gates of the White House clashed with a mob attacking President Wilson and Elihu Root. Pickets torn from hands, Mrs Heacock seized by the throat, Miss Elkins and two others crushed against a gate post. Police dispersed the crowd after a tense scramble, with arrests and later releases.
New York June 22 An indictment charging Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman anarchists with seeking to obstruct the selective draft was returned by the grand jury. Bail unchanged. Trial set to begin next Wednesday. Sea Raiders' Crew Landed Washington June 22 report German sailors, sunk or captured, brought into an American port by a British steamer. Terre Haute IN June 22 Timothy Ryan and four children killed when their auto was struck. U S destroyer rammed a German submarine. vessel believed sunk.
G. Alr Comrades are asked to meet at the hall at one oclock Saturday June 29 to attend the funeral of comrade Nelson Kelley. Joan Boyle commander and Wam M Willteman adjutant signed notice within the local comrades organization.
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