Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-11


of Cincinnati, died at his home il
Yellow Springs.
Trainmen of the Ohio Electric rail
way are voting on a wage proposal
submitted by the company.
Mayor John Knox of Mount
Healthy, a suburb of Cincinnati
committed suicide by shooting.
Extensive fruit interests in Erie
county suffered severely from the
windstorm which swept over the dis
| trict
Private Bennett, 25, Company H,
Third infantry, died at Camp Sher
man within an hour after a mule fell
on him.
Miss Florence Korns, 27, of Lake
wood, was drowned when caught i'll
an undertow while swimming i'll
Lake Erie.
Governor and Mrs. Harry L. Davis
will be honor guests at the Madison
County Farmers club picnic at Lon,
| don Aug. 1S.
Dayton charter association filed a
petition bearing $4,000 names urging
retention of the city manager form
of government.
Charles o. Timberman, former Lo-
rain safety director, pleaded no.
guilty to charges of soliciting ano
accepting bribes.
Hessian fly is found to be severe
only in northwestern Ohio, whea,
insect survey conducted by state en-
| tomologists shows.
A mail pouch, believed to contain
upward OF $1,000 in currency and jew
els, was stolen from Postal Substa-
ton E at Cleveland.
Mrs. Maxine Worley, 40, of Lorain,
| shot and killed herself at Daytona,
Fla. Whether or not the shooting
was accidental is not known.
Poisoning which developed from
an insect bite, received while bath
| ing, caused the death of Miss Irene
| Shook, IA, New Cumberland.
Within a few hours after the last
of four children arrived for family
reunion at Newark, Mrs. Mary A.
Evans, 50, was taken i'll and died.
A water gusher with a flow of
1,440,00O gallons day, or approx
mately 1,100 gallons a minute, was
opened on a farm near Barberton.
| Helen Kuhn, 8, Pleasantville, Fair
field county, is dead from fractured
skull as the result of kick from d
horse as she was playing in the pas
ture field.
Steel steamer Betsy Ann of
Natchez was purchased. by D. G. Gill
for the Shippers Packet company, to
be operated in the Pittsburgh Cincin-
natl trade.
A dispute between operators and
miners in the eastern Ohio coal fields
/ was amicably settled at a conference
at Cleveland between heads of the
two factions.
Dismissal of Postmaster M. J. Mul-
ply and two assistants at CLEVELAND
was recommended after an investi-
CATION, on charges of ineficiency
Murphy is a Democrat
Mike Capriglione, who caused the
| arrest of James Ross at Marion on a
charge of destroying fruit trees, is
held for investigation in connection
with the Staying of Ross.
When the moving machine he was
driving on farm near Defiance cut
off his left foot, James Sharpe, Is.
| drove his horses to the house before
he tainted from loss of blood.
Replacing the cover on the cistern
]
Schmidt, so, Toledo, mother of three
girls, slowly sank to her death in the
water. She was respondent over i'll
health.
Harold Horn, 8; Donald Heitzman,
10, and his mother, Mrs. Edward
Heitzman, were electrocuted when
they came in contact with a high
/ tension wire at Strasburg, Tusca-
raWas county.
Charges have been filed in the gov,
ernor's office against Mayor H. A.
| Atherton of Newark by the Law En-
forcement league of that city, accus-
ing the mayor of malfeasance. The
mayor is a candidate for a second
l term.
Two masked burglars routed MI
and Mrs. John 6. Davis from their
beds in their home in Cleveland and,
under threats of death, forced them
to turn over more than $4,000 worth
of diamOnd-set jewelry.
Unemployment conditions in the
larger cities of the state showed lit
| a. &c opy- i,,oprOvoynap+ 5,,~i,~ A.,
past week, according to the weekly
report of George F. Miles, chief of
the division of labor statistics of the
department of industrial relations
Damage to the amount of S1O0, 600
is asked by J. B. Childe, trustee in
bankruptcy of of the Spencer Metal
Products company of Spencer, in a
damage suit filed by him in federal
court at Cleveland, naming as de-
PENDANTS number Of corporations.
Steamer Buckeye burned near Gal.
lipolis. Damage $4,000.
Former Judge s. L. Black of Co,
lumbus is defendant in a suit fled at
Marietta by his brother-in-law, Lakin
C. Taylor of Pittsburgh, in which he
charges that Black swindled him oul
of S1.1OO,000 worth of stock
] Governor Davis announced that 1St
penitentiary prisoners now engaged
in highway construction will be
taken back to the idle house and re
placed by regularly employed work
ing men. He is opposed to employ
p1ent of conyicts on highways at this
time
Thirty persons in all were killed
in Ohio during July by fire or fire
causes, according to State Fire Mar
: shall Dykeman. Thirteen of thest
were children.