Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1913-04-11
Buckeye Notes

East ol.-Approximately 300
clerks employed in the retail stores
of the city struck, leaving none but
proprietors and accountants to wait
on customers. The clerks asked high
er wages and better working condi-
tions.
Youngstown. - Mrs. Luke Rigney,
thirty-eight, was fatally shot by John
Mcbride, thirty-fve, roomer at the
Rigney home Mcbride took refuge
in the second story and fired several
shots at policemen on the stair land
ing. Detective Kane seriously wound.
ed Mcbride in the right side by firing
at him from the yard through a win
dow. Mcbride was taken to the hos
pital. Mrs. Rigney, a divorcee, de-
clared Mcbride was Jealous of her.
Portsmouth. - John Dimler, a
park policeman, and A. l.. Rob-
bins of Chillicothe, employed in the
circulation department of Ports
mouth newspaper, dropped dead here
from heart disease ascribed to excite
ment over the flood. Roy Alberts, an
1S-year-old boy, was drowned when
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James Baker also was drowned when
his boat capsized. Smallpox has
broken out in East Liverpool.
Delaware. - With the finding of
the body of Miss Hazel Dunlap,
all Delaware's flood victims have
been accounted for. The body
was found in Delaware run, near the
college campus, partially covered by
wreckage of house.
Cincinnati. - The Hamilton coun-
ty grand jury, in it's final report
to the court, passed for consideration
by the next jury perjury testimony
against George B. Cox, former Re-
publican boss. The testimony against
Cox was presented after the supreme
court held Common Pleas Judge Dick
son was in error in quashing the orig
inal perjury indictment brought in
1911. In this bill Cox was charged
grand jury in 1906 that he had not
received illegally any county treasury
/ interest.
Akron. - City fremen worked
three hours to recover the body
of Mike Malock from the Little
Cuyahoga river. Malock has been
missing two weeks. His body was
discovered entagled in twisted wire
and lumber in the river. When the
fremen attempted to take the body
out it was found to be held in place
securely by logs. A block and tackle
had to be rigged before the body
could be removed.
Bucyrus.-Raymond Hackett, TWEEN.
ty five, Toledo and Ohio Central
yard clerk, shot and killed his wife,
a bride of a month. He then shot
himself. He will die. Domestic
trouble was the cause of the shooting.
Canton.-One thousand employees of
the N. o. T. were granted an increase
of two cents an hour in wages. This
raise will increase the payroll $4,000
year.
Bellefontainee message from
Piqua says that James McCarty, IA
ther of Luther McCarty, the heavy
weight pugilist, was drowned in the
flood. DR.. McCarty has been playing
on vaudeville circuit and was home
on business, according to the mes
sage, when he was caught in the
food. He lost his life trying to save
others. He was formerly a patent
medicine vendor and was known as
white Eagle"
Youngstown.-W. H. Whittel and
Harry Murphy drank a patent medi-
cine intended for badness and were
rushed to the City hospital. Murphy
while the nurse wasn't looking, dived
through window and escaped in his
underclothes. He hasn't been found
Whittel will recover.
Columbus. - o. II. Osman, West
Side undertaken, who led in the
early work of recovering bodies
charged with robbing the body o.
Mrs. Sarah Scoville, flood victim, o.
$3.50.
Toledo.-According to advices from
Mobile, Ala, where the Toledo team
is at present, Pitcher Cy Falkenbert
was ordered to report to Manager Bir
mingham at New Orleans. He lef
Immediately for the Nap camp, accom-
panied by Manager Hartsel, who de
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suitable trade for the pitcher. Hart
sci is still anxious to secure pitche
end an outfielder. He no longer need
Clancy of the Maps as Nash has beel
showing great form at short, Will
he has Brady, returned to Toledo b,
the Athletics, to fill in, should Mas
fall down. Because of the poor raj
road service Toledo may make al
rangements to remain at Mobile unit
next Monday.
Ravenna. = The Portage Saving
& Loan Co., doing business her
since 1895 and carrying deposit
in the sum of $33O,OOO, has closed it
doors. On petition of stockholderl
Judge George F. Robinson appointe
o. F. Sperra receiver OF the banl
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