Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-10-17
Buckeye Notes
(Western Newspaper Union, Special
News Service.)

News Service.)
ma.-Resolution for the state
wide prohibition of the liquor bus
mess, for woman suffrage as a
means of accomplishing 1t, for thR
initiated law to stop shipping intoyA
cants into dry territory and against
the small Legislature proposal as the
child of vicious, interests" were
adopted by the Ohio State Sunday
school convention as the last hn-
portant act of the closing day
Canton.-Homer Heingartner, 25
years old, went to bed thinking of
the worlds baseball champion series.
During the night he dreamed about the
third game and thought he had taken
Larry Doyle's place on the New York
team.
In his sleep he arose from his bed
and walked from his room. He was
trying to steal second in his dream,
and as he reached the top of the staiBs
in his home, he dived head first to beat
Schang's throw to Collins. He was at
the bottom of the stairs when he came
to. A physician, who was called I'm
mediately, found three of his ribs had
been fractured and that his right
shoulder is dislocated.
81 certainly had that base stolen,
though" said Heingartner.
GAINESVILLE. - When John Scafe,
fifty, of Dresden, tried to allght
from a train before it stopped at
Trinway he fell under the wheels and
was killed.
ST. Marys. Employees of the
Standard Chain company and other
workers celebrated the turning on Of
water at the chain plant after Sociafist
Mayor Wilkins and Service Dlreesor
Schierenbeck had been forced to dc SO
by the courts.
Akron. Dependency brought Gn
by his daughter, Tillie Smith, be-
ing held in the Summit eoun3y
being investigated by the grand Jury,
Louis Miskie, SO, Summit county
farmer committed suicide by firing a
bullet into his heart.
Columbus. State Drug Inspect
or E. W. Harrington has just re-
turned from Findlay, where ne prose-
cuted the C. F. Jackson Drug co. for
selling without prescription two
drachms of morphine to Mrs 0Crme
Nelson, former actress. The proprie-
tor of the store pleaded guilty and was
fined $50.
Sandusky David Brumm SIN
ty-eight, for many years engaged n
the cooperage business here, WAS ruh
down by an automobile driven by Mrs.
]. H. Goss near the corner Of MoHBe
and Decatur-sts. Physicians say Goss
cannot live.
Mrs. Goss said she did her best TO
bring her auto to a standstill, AMI that
she would have got out of his way
had not Brumm. in apparent beWlideT-
ment, persisted in dodging bach and
forth Brumm was injured in sim mar
accident several years ago.
Columbus. Rev. Charles W.
Bachman, pastor of the Emanuel
Evangelical Lutheran church, and o.
f. Newton, a grain dealer, were Sc
verely beaten here Thursday with a
rattan whip in the hands OF Mrs Anna
Servey before the police arrived and
arrested the woman. Several months
ago Mrs. Servey threatened to hoEae-
whip the minister. Thursday, when
he called at house near Mrs. SeTyey's
home she attempted to carry out her
threat. Newton saw the struggling
| figures and went to the minister'a a.
sistance Both men bear marks of the
whip on their faces.
Ravenna. - d. NJ Clewell w.
S. Krake, A. w. Stocker, II. B.
Carnahan, prominent Ravenna elf
zens, and NJ. G. Garrison of Kent, d.
rectors of the Portage County Savings
| & Loan Co., now in the hands OF
Judge o. P. Sperra as receiver, were
sued here by Nina Wileman for her
self and other stockholders, ashiag
| judgment for the am cunt whieh the
courts shall find to have been en-
bezzled by S. j. Post, the banks Sec
retary, who is now serving "A seven
year sentence in the penitehtkary.
The plaintiff alleges that $4,000 Was
embezzled and charges neglect of
duty by the directors to be the cause
of the embezzlement.
Toledo. Suffering from fonr
| Dullet wounds IN his body WtHQh
he said were the result of revolver
fight he had with four bandits who
tried to rob Ger on his train near
Butler, Ind, Thomas Griffith, con
ductor on a Lake Shore freight train,
was brought here and taken TO ST.
Vincent's hospital. GriHiths cOndl-
tion Is said to be serious.
Later word was received by The
police of this city that five men aas-
pected OF being in the attempted rob
berry and of shooting Griffith had been
placed under arrest in Butler Ind,
close to the Ohio line.
Griffith said that when his tkatsn
stopped near Butler for water he aay
four men try TO break into one of the
loaded cars. He said when he caught
the men at work one opened fire on
him. Griffith, who said he also had a