Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-02

AnOtner Z0-cent cut IN oil prices
was announced by the Ohio Oil COM
pany at Findlay. 1t affects five
grades.
Warren entertained the seventy
ninth annual conference of the Ohio
Christian church, 700 delegates at
tending.
Goldie Dearth, 5, died at East Liv-
erpool of burns sustained when her
clothing caught fire from an open
cook stove.
Several buildings, including large
grist mill, were set on fire by light
ming at Spencerville, u miles west
of Lima.
A board of arbitration met Ra-
VIENNA contractors and carpenters
and fixed the minimum wage scale at
7712 cents per hour.
Employees of several departments
Of the Dayton and Troy Electric rail-
way will receive wage cuts of 10 per
cent, effective June 1.
C. w. Angerman and E. E. Ed
wards have announced themselves as
candidates for the Republican nomi-
nation for mayor of Massillon.
Coshocton was selected as the 1922
convention city by the Knights of
Malta. ]. H. Leitschuh of Alliance
was selected grand commander.
George Pierce, So, beat his wife
Emma, 81, to death with the metal
footrest of a stove, in their home in
Carey. Pierce is under arrest
John Novak, At, was shot and prob
ably fatally wounded when he resist
ed two burglars who entered his
home at Lima The men escaped
State headquarters of the Ohio
Women Voters league at Toledo will
be moved to Cincinnati, Mrs. Guy w.
Mallon, state chairman, announced.
Charles Porter, 81, of Belle Center,
was stricken with apoplexy while
fishing at Indian lake and fell into
the water. He was dead when the
body was recovered.
Harry c. Forey, former treasurer
of Marion county, was indicted by a
grind jury at Marion for alleged en-
bezzlement of county funds amount.
ing to more than $4,000.
Eight men carrying revolvers par.
ticipated in the holdup of an express
truck loaded with 210 cases OF
whisky at Cincinnati. They escaped
with the truck and cargo.
After shooting lights from windows
of a restaurant at Steubenville, Vim
cent Butcher, 3S, farmer of Adena
turned a revolver on himself and sent
two bullets through his neck.
During the sixtieth annual com
mencement at Capital university, Co
lumbus, 81 students will be gradu
ated from the three departments o
the institution, academy, college ant
seminary.
Charlotte and Alice Wolfe, sisters
graduated from Glouster high schoo
with the best record for attendance
in the history of Athens county. II
10 years of school work they wer,
not absent or tardy.
Grand jury at Youngstown indicted
Sylvester Brown, alias Hill, negro
for first degree murder in connection
with the shooting of Patrolman Alex
ander Warren two weeks ago. Brow
has confessed, according to the pc
lice.
Rev. J. A. Sutton, 73, was fount
dead in bed at his home in LaRue
Marion county. He was known a
the marrying parson," having unit
ed 746 couples. Rev. Mr.. Sutton wa
: chaplain of the Ohio penitentiar,
from 1890 to 1892.
Governor Davis, taking cognizanc
, of reports that he may be a cand
. date for United States senator mex
I year, issued statement saying tha
making good as governor and givin
! Of a good administration are tn
, "sum Of my present ambition"
: Over $3.50, 900 loss resulted at Eas
: Liverpool when fire of unknown or
5 gin almost completely destroyed tn
+ First Methodist Protestant churc
: and two business blocks housing tn
: Ford Motor Car company's sales
t rooms and garage, two mercantile e;
adjustments and living apartment;
: General Edward vollrath of Buoy
i rus was elected president Of tn
e Crawford County Bar ,associatio
e and B. J. Catty of Gallon vice pres
dent.
d Sylvester Brown, alias Hill, M
r gro, who pleaded guilty to KILN
4 Patrolman Alexander Warren a
/ Youngstown, was sentenced to elet
trocution.
4 Police at Lima recovered a wallis
b containing gold, silver and currene
b to the amount of $4,000, stolen froI
r the Huntertown, Ind, bank, in a
+ abandoned automobile. A few bond
are still missing.
8 Students and faculty of the Colleg
f of Wooster pledged SAT 900 toAthe il
}, stitution, inaugurating a drives for a
y additional $1,OOO,OOO endowment
Charles Burrows, IS, was shot t
S dead by Mrs Ella Durr, AZ, in he
room above a livery stable at Lei
n anon. Mrs. Durr declares Burrow
o tried to force his attentions upon he
Prices of country butter rang
n from 10 cents to 40 cents a pound i
S various Ohio counties, according t
l. ngureS COHplleu ny y. D. W0StJ dST
o cultural statistician for the stat,
t The lowest price reported is frol
near Logan, Hooking county.
u Motormen and conductors of tn
Cincinnati Traction company vote
J, to accept a wage reduction Of Is pc
/ cent proposed by the company.
G Mrs. "Pussyfoot" Johnson, wife c
the Westerville prohibition crusade
who lost an eye in an anti-dry ric
D in London some time ago, is studyin
o law at Columbus.
o Ohio has issued SCI 900 sets of 1872
y license tags for passenger cars alone
h compared with a total of only 534,OO
: for s:I cars last year, according t
e A. G. Snow, state registrar. The nun
t ber this year easily will exceed 600
900, Snow SAYS