Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-02-07
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arrest of a dozen Urbana men and wo-
men on charges of bootlegging, are
under arrest on affidavits sworn to by
John Murphy and Jack Peters, who al
lege the detectives violated the Rose
law by furnishing liquor to them.
Newark.-Under instructions from
the court a jury refused to award
damages to Myrtle Spencer in her suit
against Drs. Charles H. Stimson and
w. H. Knauss for malpractice. The
plaintiff alleged that she was perma-
nently disfgured as result of an op-
Grafton which caused the muscles of
the left side of her face to draw. She
asked for $4,000.
Jackson.-Fifty young men have or
ganiZed Boosters club with David
Armstrong as president. A banquet
will be given to which the members
Of the Columbus chamber of COM
merce will be invited.
Brink Haven.-Ida Frillman, aged
20, Is dead of pneumonia. Injured in
infancy, she had spent practically her
entire life in a baby carriage. She
was a constant reader aad was versed
in the languages and proficient in
mathematics.
Youngstown. About $4,000 en-
ployes in the independent iron and
steel mills in this locality were noti-
ded of a 10 per cent increase in wages.
The increase, which went into effect
Saturday. is intended to equal that
made by the United States Steel Cor
! he of
the Republic Iron & Steel Co., the
Youngstown Sheet G. Tube Co. and the
Youngstown Iron & Steel Co.
Toledo.-Burglars travelling in an
automobile broke into the Sylvania
Tanning Co.'s plant and stole so fur
coats and a quantity of fur mittens,
valued at $1,250, and $3.50 in C. o. D.
express money orders.
Columbus. - A story of wide
spread prosperity and continued gen
eral business expansion in all parts
Of the state for the first month of the
year is told in corporation activity
from the records in the Office of the
secretary of state. More than mil
lion dollars of capital was invested in
corporation activities in the state
each day of the month just closed. A
million dollars from investors poured
each "a hours into the Golfers of the
corporations, either to finance new
ventures or supply capital required
IN the expansion of ventures already
established.
Bucyrus. = Judge Henderson of
Kenton ha s sentenced Ben Neck,
, D lawyer, to pay a fine of $100 for
attempting to influence William
Schwenk, prosecuting attorney. A Pc
tition for new trial was overruled
and Meek was given 60 days, under
$50 bond, in which to file his appeal.
Lima. A split in the ranks
Of the Lima Socialist local, con-
ceded to be one of the strongest in
elected its municipal ticket at the last
election, was recorded when excom-
municants of the party started stam-
pede to organize rump local. Among
the cast-offs who are interested in the
new movement are Mayor Shook and
Safety Director Blank.
Bryan. = James Ross, who for sew
eral weeks past has been pos
ing as an agent for the Plain Dealer
and the Ohio Farmer and as such is
said to have carried on successful
business in this vicinity, was arrested
in Waterloo by Sheriff Wineland and
placed in the county Jail here.
Van Vert. = Mrs. Helen Hoover
sixteen, died in st. Joseph's hos
pital, FIT. Wayne, Ind, of bullet wounds
suffered Jan. 10 at her home, four
miles west of this city. Prosecuting
Attorney Clark Good and the child
wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. d
Drake, kept watch by her bedside fol
three days in the vain hope that she
would rally sufficient to tell about the
shooting.
Findlay.-Charles Roth was instant
ly killed by T. & o. c. train here
His body was carried long distance
on the engine pilot
Mansfield. = After having been ou
for more than eight hours,
jury returned aa verdict of guilty
in the case of Edward Burggraf, in
dicted for manslaughter in connection
with the killing of Garnett Moore las
September
Cleveland. - Sixty tons of mol
ten iron, exploding just after /,
cast had been made at the plant O
the Upson Nut Co., injured five men
blew the general superintendent o
the plant out of his chair in the Office
an eighth of mile from the place a
which the explosion occurred, ant
broke windows within radius of
mile of the blast furnace.
Martins Ferry. - Sig Wolf, forty
five, a business man here, commit
ted suicide by drinking carboli
acid. No motive is known except tha
he had been i'll for week.
them to delay starting the initiativ
petition until after the present legis
lature has finished its work upon tn
detailed regulation of the initiativ
and referendum