Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-05-19

naval stations to be located IN ONO.
Franklin P. Geiger, president of the
Ohio State Teachers association, was
reelected as superintendent of TIE
public schools at East Liverpool.
AS a result of the large increase in
the number of divorce cases being
filed, the Stark county courts have
taken action aimed at putting an end
to framed divorce suits.
Work on two new high school build
ings, one for whites and the other for
negroes, will be started at Xenia be-
fore the middle of June.
eat Tiffin the jury before which the
first Sunday moving picture case was
tried was discharged because of dis
agreement.
Three schoolboys were killed and
seven others were injured when tie
automobile in which they were on
their way to a baseball game in New
Baltimore, near Canton, was struck
by a train. The dead: Howard Blk
Ter, Delbert Grain, Paul Kannal.
Willis Preston, 8, Mansfield, was
killed by an automobile.
John W. Armon, 40, hanged himself
in the county Jail at Woodsfeld.. He
recently became violently insane, due
to brooding over the sale of his farm.
Strike of Northern Ohio Traction
company's employees tied up the inter-
urban service and the city service in
Akron, Canton and Massillon. The
men struck against wage cut.
Warren BARRIERS accepted their en-
ployers' offer and called off the strike.
Three alleged negro rioters were
acquitted by jury at Springfield.
The body of Jerome R. Widner, 81,
contractor, Sandusky, was found in
his summer home at Willow Beach.
He. had fired bullet through his
heart on account of i'll health.
DR.. Albert S. Barnes of Columbus
was found guilty in federal court on
nine counts of an indictment charg-
ing violation of the Harrison narcotic
act.
State bureau of fish and game l.
about to lease 10000 acres in Scioto
county for a game preserve. Follow
ing this, between 10000 and $4,000
acres in Vinton and Jackson counties,
thousands of acres of marsh lands
along Lake Erie and smaller tracts
in Knox, Ross and Athens counties
will be set apart as game preserves
and public shooting grounds.
The ZanesVille-Crooksvil ville-Roseville
branch of the Southeastern Ohio Elec,
trio railway was tied up by strike
Of carmen against a wage cut.
Governor Davis sent to the assem-
bly, special message warning against
more 'makeshift" laws on the sub
ject of taxation and urging that a
comprehensive measure of some sort
be formulated on the basis of the
various proposals now pending. The
taxation conference committee is ex'
pected to make a report when the
legislature reconvenes May IL.
Governor Davis appointed c. A.
Horn of Elyria, former auditor of Lo-
rain county, member of the state tax
commission to succeed Daniel J. Ryan
of Columbus. Both are Republicans.
Jesse Harris AZ, was killed while
dyamiting stumps on a farm near
Byhalia, Union county.
Billy Sunday left Cincinnati after
an eight weeks revival. He preached
103 sermons to 100000 people and
prevailed upon $4,000 to hit the saw.
dust trail He received a personal
free will offering of $4,000.
| Five members of the Frank Smell
family at Creston, near Wooster, are
recovering following accidental poi.
soning' Smell had mixed arsenic with
-four to use as rat poison and during
his absence a daughter baked pan
cakes with the mixture.
Irwin Gordon, 40, died at a Colum.
| bus hospital from a bullet wound re-
ceived a week ago in gun battle at
Logan with William Nunemacker.
Masked bandits robbed the safes in
three theaters and the Elks' club at
Columbus and escaped with $4,000 in
cash.
Rev. G. H. Rieken, rector of St. 10.
seph's Catholic church of Fremont,
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tor of St. Louis church of'Toledo.
More than a dozen contractors are
preparing to offer bids on the con.
struction of SIZE, 1000 boulevard light.
/ ing system at Lima.
Joseph Mack, 27, convicted slayer
of his mother, Mrs. Mary Mack, 60,
was sentenced at Akron to die in the
electric chair Sept. 8.
Rev. Lloyd H. Miller, pastor of the
Central Christian church, Whining
ton, has accepted a call to the Bloom.
ington, Ind. Christian church.
John D. Vandeman, SO, Delaware at.
torney for so years and prominent in
politics, is dead following an illness
| of several weeks.
At Akron Michael Mandich and Ste
ven Schubert were seriously injured
when the scaffold on which they were
working collapsed.
General appropriations bill passed
the senate with amendments which
bring the total appropriations for
state government for the biennium
beginning July 1 up to $54,135, $685.
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It is now in conference.
Ten nurses will be graduated from
the Lima city hosp1tar training school
Mrs. Joseph Jacobs of Columbus
was injured badly and Miss Bess
Work and Miss Helen Joseph of Cir.
cleville were slightly hurt when their
automobile was ditched at Circleville
Mike Nicholozzo, 80, was shot and
killed at his home in Dayton, and
Lena Nicholozzo, his wife, was arrest
ed on murder charge after she is
said to have confessed to the shoot
ing.
Fifty union carpenters are on strike
at Massillon following their refusal tc
accept 20 cent an hour cut in wages
Arthur G. Pendleton, %, civil EN-
ploye OF McCook field, Dayton, was
instantly killed when an airplane
crashed to earth. Lieutenant James
Ware, pilot of the plane, was serious
ly injured.