Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-10
STATE SIFTINGS


Vile Danker, Is deau.
Gas rate in Perry county has been
Increased to 35 cents.
Grapes in the Toledo district are
commanding 500 a ton.
Marion will vote on $25O0o0 bond
issue in November for new school
houses.
Clyde o. Howell, 23. Cleveland, was
killed when his motorcycle crashed
into a truck.
Seneca county farmers will raise a
fund to fight the property classified
tion amendment.
Fight is on at Lima over proposal
to issue bonds for building municipal
lines for electricity.
At Youngstown a man believed to
be Patrick Conroy, 81, committed sui
eide by drinking poison.
Representative Pess of Ohio was
reelected chairman Of the Republican
congressional committee.
Highwayman at Toledo held up A.
E. Finch, treasurer of the Lake Sea
mems union, and fled with 500.
Edward McGourn is dead at Mans
field He claimed to have cured thou
sands by the laying on of hands.
Henry A. Pavey, rs, retired attor
ney, shot and killed himself at his
home in Leesburg, Highland county.
State Senator Henry w. Davis, 56
of, Youngstown, chairman Of the sen
ate finance committee, died in a sani
tarium ia Watkins, N. Y.
Everett Felenstein of Yellowbud
Ross county, was killed when the au
tomobile he was driving skidded il
soft gravel and overturned.
Shot by his wife after a family
quarrel, according to police, Johr
Libretta. Youngstown, is in the hos
pital probably fatally wounded.
Katie Mclaughlin, IS, was assaulted
and murdered in an exclusive resi-
dence section at Youngstown. He
body was found behind a synagogue.
improvements on the Cox highwa.
in Columbiana county have been dis
continued because the shutdown O
steel mills has cut off shipments o
Stag.
Archbishop Henry Moehler will pre-
side at the fiftieth anniversary of tn,
dedication of st. Mary's Catholi
church, Chillicothe, to be celebrate,
Oct. 10.
Mrs. William Rider, 25, and tw,
daughters, Charlotte, 5, and Ruth,
were killed near st. Clairsville whel
a motorcycle sidecar they occupie,
struck an auto.
Mrs. Ross Kearns, 4S, Kenton, wa
severely burned when an oil lamp fel
on a stove and exploded. Her hu;
band was badly burned tearing cloth
| ing from her body.
While shaking the limbs OF hicl
ory tree, Douglas Deeds, 60, farme
near Bakersville, Coshocton count!
fell 18 feet and was injured so badl
he died four hours later
Thomas Briggs, AZ, was instantl
killed, and his family of four narrowi
escaped death when an auto he wa
driving got beyond control and wen
over an embankment at Caldwell
Giles G.. Thomas, SO, known as tn
oldest corn boy in Ohio" died at hi
home in New Carlisle. For year
Thomas had gone on the Ohio cor
boys special train to Washington.
Nicholas Lehmkof and Frank +
Myers are dead, Eugene Stemelen
dying and Robert Rogers is seriousl
injured as a result of an automobi
accident on central bridge, Cincinnati
Requests on the part Of Bindls
school teachers for increased salarit
to meet the increased cost of livin
resulted in action by the board of e
ucation in raising their wages s.
monthly.
Miss Alice Lavier, stenographe
foiled efforts Of two masked men
steal the Great Lakes Copper col
pany pay roll at Cleveland by gra
bing the gun one of them pointed
her and screaming.
Jerry L. Carpenter, 80, died at b
home at Athens. Mr.. Carpenter,
former Meigs county resident, W;
prominent for 40 years in Republics
politics, having served in both Il
Ohio house and senate.
Fire of unknown origin at the Minl
Junction plant Of the Carnegie Ste
company, near Steubenville, destroy,
storeroom and stable, causing dal
age estimated at $15O,O09. The pla
has been idle since the beginning
the steel strike.
A crazed man ran amuck at Cley
land and fired several shots into
crowd of 5000 persons gathered
the city Fairgrounds. injuring thr
persons. He was shot by Patrolm
Ellis and probably fatally wounded
on board the cruiser Condorcet.
When Mike Merganowich's auton
bile was struck by an ambulance
Youngstown the crash uncovered
still in his car which, the police So
Merganowich was taking to Es
Youngstown, where two whisky sti
have been seized lately. Merganowi
and a companion were arrested.
United mine workers union
Hooking voted to refuse to work vi
two of their members who belong
the Ohio national guard.
Because of the sugar shortage
Tifin, which is preventing cannil
it is feared large part Of the fr
crop will be lost.
Judge Maurice w. Donahue of t
Ohio supreme court has been moi
mated by President Wilson for Unit
States circuit judge, Sixth distri
The judgeship pays $4,000 per W
and the appointment is for life Jud
Donhaue succeeds Judge John
= Warrington, Cincinnati, resigned
Lewis Windle of Coonville shot
w. Coyle in the hip with a shotg
near Logan. Windle claims it was
cidental Mayor Miller bound
over to court, bond $500.
Walter C. Roth, 80, Mansfield mi
dealer, died at the General hospi
there as the result of burns sustain
two weeks ago, when struck by
} blazing bucket of gasoline.
i For the loss of the fingers on