Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-24
STATE SIFTINGS

Pearl May Young, IA, GreenVllle'
committed suicide.
Mrs. Evaline Johnson, 63. was IN
stantly killed by train at Canton
Licking county grangers are hgnt
ing the recent increase in taxation.
Mrs. Henry Herman, 56, AKRON
hanged herself with a clothes line
Phoenix Tube company, Brooklyn
N. Y, will move its plant to warren.
Plans have been drawn for 5o new
apartment houses at Akron to cost
$2,500,O00.
J. F. Brand, II, president OF west
ern Mutual Fire Insurance company,
died at Urbana.
Perry county good roads council ao-
vocates passage of an additional levy
for road purposes.
At Toledo, Louis Balloskos was
marched Is blocks by highwaymen be-
fore being robbed.
Both legs and both arms OF FRED
Brown we're broken when he fell on
a roof at Newark
Joseph L. Wheeler, Youngstown,
was elected president of the Ohio
State Library association.
Two men were killed when Balti-
more and Ohio switch engine hit
handcar in East Youngstown.
At Newark, E. A. Allen gave stran-
ger 5000 to buy whisky. He is still
waiting for the man to return.
w. L. Voeller, Columbus, was elect
ed president of the Ohio Retail Gro
GERS and Meat Dealers association.
Philip Meposkey, who is charged
with shooting his landlady at Brew
ster, Stark county, has been captured.
Mr.. and Mrs George V. Boughton
of Spencer, Lorain county, were in
| jured when their auto was hit by a
train.
Charles Laird, SIS, Marysville, COM
mitted suicide by swallowing poison
Domestic trouble is given as the
cause
A plan to issue bonds to provide
funds for beautifying the river front
at Tifin has been submitted to city
council
Mrs. James Arnheim was seriously
hurt when the auto in which she was
riding toppled over an embankment
near Newark.
Edmund F, Arras, Columbus, was
elected state governor of the Ohio
Kiwanis clubs at their state conven
tion in Columbus.
George Poston, farmer near Marys
vile, was fined $50 and costs on {
charge of having skunk pelts in hi
possession unlawfully
David Hardy was indicted at Day
ton on charge of administering poi
son to his 9-year-old stepchild, VIII
subsequently recovered.
Mrs E. W. Mueller, wife of Chi
cago man, committed suicide near he
mothers grave in cemetery at Nc
Comb, Hancock county.
Owen Grey Post No. 274, G. A. R
at Larue, Marion county, surrendere
it's charter because death and old ag
have thinned its ranks.
Two Cleveland youths, William
Miller and Frank Robinson, are unde
arrest at Akron in connection wit
the robbery of an East Akron jewele
of $500.
Peter Heinrich, while being tried o
charge of pocket-picking, escape
from Judge Powelrs courtroom {
Cleveland. Half an hour later the jur
returned a verdict of guilty.
Frank Snyder, 63, farmer, residin
near Perrysburg, Richland county, fe
backwards from a ladder while pic
ing apples in his orchard and h
neck was broken. He was found dea
, H. P. Mccoy, Fred H. Davis and
seph w. Wess, Republicans, hay
, qualified for the primary election Oc
; p to succeed the late Henry w. D
Wis as state senator from YoungstoW
district.
Seven persons were injured, tv
probably fatally, in gas explosic
in East Columbus which virtual
blew away building occupied by
: confectioner. Mildred Stelzer, 16, al
Otto Stump, As, may not recover.
Dead body of Wesley Selich, 1
|
dence of George Green of Briliar
seven miles south of Steubenvill
The boy was shot by someone whs
he and several other boys were see
ing apples.
! Six robbers held up the paymast
of the Samuel Emerson company
the lobby of the Euclid Avenue bull
ing, Cleveland, and after thrown
= pepper into his face escaped in an a
tomobile with $11,0 which the pa
a master carried in money bag.
. Members of the Ohio millers' sta
. association will meet in Columb
Nov. 1919. An effort will be made
? have a large number Of county agen
!. present. Winter wheat to be SOW,
q this fall and the operations of Il
;. grain corporation will be discussed.
!. One of two burglar proof" saf
v carried out of stores at Cleveland al
+ containing more than $1,000 was foul
n by police 1t had been broken and j
K contents, $3.50 in cash, liberty bon
q and jewelry, removed. The secol
o safe, which is still missing, contain
$3.50 in cash.
2, Oscar Allen, operated upon at Was
Is ington c. H. for appendicitis, W
found to have a pin in the append
It that he swallowed as child 80 yea
q ago.
e Two prisoners attacked and be
It into unconsciousness Sheriff He
y Parker at the jail in Athens, but 9th
E. officers prevented the attempted {
h cape.
70 With the skull fractured at t
e base, Arnold Williams, II, son of Re
% o. L. Williams of the Ontario Co
lie munity M. E. church, Mansfield, is n
10 expected to recover. Young Willia1
was struck by an auto.
Thieves who entered the home
Winfield RAIDER at Findlay and ste
" clothing, watches and a certifi
10 check for $500, eluded bloodhounds
ID sntering an automobile.
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