Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1910-07-22
In the Buckeye State


Nees, also of Uniontown, for $4,000
damages for alleged alienation of his
wife's affections.
East Observation-Disclosures drilled
into the safe of. the New Cumberland
wv. Va.) postofflce and got away with
about $40 and a quantity of stamps,
worth nearly $500. They later stole a
skiff and escaped down the river.
Dayton.-Mrs. Kittie Campbell came
to- this city from Cincinnati to search
for her mother, Mrs. Matte Brinston.
| 81, who disappeared some time ago.
1t is thought that she came to Dayton
to seek employment as a domestic.
Massillon.-Rather than pay $3.50
year for their maintenance, as re-
quired by the recently enacted law,
which becomes operative August Is,
200 patients in the Massillon State hos
pital will be taken home by relatives.
Steubenville.-Harry McGrew, 80,
employed as an oiler at the Carnegie
Co. plant at Mingo Junction, fell from
an engine platform, alighting on his
head, and was killed. He is the Sec
ond man to fall from the same spot to
his death in week.
gfield.-The announcement has
been made on good authority that the
Springfield Tire & Rubber Co. and the
Kansas City Tire & Rubber Co. will
be consolidated. The last-named COM
pany has purchased site at Snyders-
vile and large plant will be erected
on it.
Zanesville.-William + Wurster, jr.,
81, of GAINESVILLE, an eyewitness to the
Newark riot when Carl Etherington
was hanged in the Public square July
8, was arrested here for the murder of
Etherington. 1t is charged in the af-
tidavit that Wurster placed the rope
around the victims head.
Hamden.-The farmers of this Sec
tion are jubilant over the fact that
the oats crop is finer than for many
years past, many fields standing all Of
four feet high, while the heads are
we'll matured. John Shields, of Wash
ington township, found one head of
oats in his field that contained 102
grains.
Dayton.-The warrant which had
been issued for the arrest of John
Kirby, jr., president of the National
Manufacturers association, was not
served, as Mr.. Kirby is out of the
city. The specific charge against
Kirby is that he employed w. o.
Bryant, IL years of age, for 10-hour
trick.
Cincinnati.-Louis Kuhn, vice presi'
. dent of the Fifth-Third National bank,
died at his home on Washington ave.
nue., Avondale. The end had been ex'
pected for the last two days. Mr.
Kuhns illness dated back only two
, weeks, but from the time that it de
, veloped seriously there was little hope
t for the banker.
Dayton.-John w. Hill, of Cincin
: natl, an engineer of national reputa
ton, conferred with Public Service Di
: rector Ely relative to taking charge OF
Dayton's proposed new water system
for which 4 100000 bond issue will be
authorized. TIE city officials will be
unable to take any action until the
0 voters have sanctioned the improve
ment.
Hamilton.-John Henry, colore6
man, of Dayton, o., ran amuck on 6
c., H. & d. excursion train north
= bound and had a crowded ladies' coacf
. in a panic. Henry drew knife ant
!, ran up and down the aisle slashint
J, right and left. He cut L. r. Kiger, {
Rrookville CO., merchant, twice across
the arm and stabbed another passen
: ger in the back.
o Fostoria.-H. W., alias M. NJ. Miller
r of Philadelphia, has been arrested
= charged with forgery. He purchases
r pianos at two stores and an organ a
5. another, giving checks on the Firs
0 National bank in payment, and askin
that a cash difference between tn
purchase price and the amount of tn
check be given him, which was re
fused in each case. The bank re
n. fused the checks and the matter wa
q. reported.
g. Washington G. Hon July 25 a
Is important election will be held in thi
n city to decide the question of issuin
i'd 100000 of bonds for the, erection c
8, a S75,OO0O high school building, 500
Is 900 graded school building and NAL
ing improvements in two other built
lie ings to the amount OF $4,000. AS tn
d, city is sadly in need of additions
n school accommodation, the opinion
n general that the proposition to issu
ut the bonds will carry.
~ Canton.-Prosecuto Krichbaum sal
that he would arraign former Vic
President w. l.. Davis, of the defun'
Canton State bank. in court on fly
indictments found by the last gran
n, jury. Davis in charged with wreckir
G, the institution, but after his conyi
at ton in the common pleas court in @