Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-04
STATE SIFTINGS

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sleeping sickness since last fall.
Mollie Verbias, IA, was found dead
in thicket near Niles. She had beeA
murdered.
At Bellefontaine the Big Four rail-
road shops resumed operations with
a full force.
Arthur B. Conery, As, salesman, or
Columbus, was slain by auto bandits
near Hamilton.
DR.. c. L. Weimer was appointed
postmaster at Dayton to succeed
| Forrest L. May.
Aaron Welty Goldsmith, 20, promi-
nent Cincinnati attorney, died fol-
lowing an operation.
Cincinnati was chosen for the 1922
convention of the Ohio State Asso-
citation of Optometrists.
Irwin Peck, 25. of College Hill, was
drowned in the Big Miami river
! three miles north of Cleyes.
Every Bill in the vicinity of Eos
toria is expected to be in parade
/ of Bills" at Fostoria Aug. 13.
The kick of 2-months-old mule
was fatal to Andrew Milne, "a, farm
er, near Marshall, Logan county.
/ Robert J. Smith and Frank Messer-
! ly were killed near Warren when
their automobile was hit by a train.
William S. Slater of Akron was
appointed receiver for the Ohio State
Rubber Tire company of Port Clin-
ton.
Members of the Ohio Building AS
sociaticn league will meet in annual
convention at Cedar Point Aug. %,
"a and 25.
One hundred and fifty delegates
1 from Ohio Reformed churches are
attending a summer missionary con-
| ference at Tiffin.
An unmasked bandit obtained 5000
when he held up and robbed D. W.
Bell, keeper of a gasoline filling sta
tion, at Springfield.
Alexander G. Baehr, assistant gen.
eral manager of a Cleveland publish
ing company, is charged with the
embezzlement of $4,000.
Rev. R. L. Porter, for a number of
years pastor of the Church of Christ,
Wilmington, has gone to Athens, Ca,
to accept pastorate there.
Wilmer Stephens, 6, North Balti-
more, was killed instantly when he
jumped from his fathers truck into
the path of another machine.
Thomas Anderson, colored, said to
be more than 107 years old. is dead
at Cincinnati. He was employed in
Avondale> for more than 10 years.
Daniel Lynch, 30, head porter at
one of the leading hotels at Toledo,
died in a hospital as the result of
having leaped from third-story
window.
Three bandits in a sedan automo-
bile staged three holdups within an
hour, just outside Toledo's limits,
securing approximately $2,1OO in
cash and jewelry.
Albert Wiles of Youngstown was
killed by the sheriff of Portage coun-
ty while he and three other men
were engaged in robbing a country
store at Richtown Center.
While his 7-year-old son looked on,
powerless to help, Clarence Kiger,
80, farmer, near Lancaster, was
crushed to death in a grinder. His
clothing caught in the belt.
With the incorporation of the Pal
mer Match company for 100000, an
nouncement is made at Akron that
the new company will build a large
match factory near Kenmore.
Mrs. Roger Meyers, AZ, and her son
Harold, 8, and Geraldine Huerman, 4,
were killed at Toledo when their au
tomobile was struck by an electric
car Four others were injured.
Two boys who had been fishing on
the banks of Mad river at Dayton
were drowned when Harvey Frei, I,
slipped from dam into the river
and his companion, Jacob Dunlevy,
49, went to his rescue.
Two men were blown to pieces, d
third was perhaps fatally injured
and a fourth slightly hurt in a pre-
mature explosion of dynamite at the
clay bank of the Collinwood Shale
and Brick company, Cleveland.
Rev. John Behr, founder and for
five years pastor of st. Gerard's
Catholic church at Lima, will take
charge of st. Joseph's church al
Rochester, n. Y. Rev. James Clarh
will succeed him in the Lima church.
Patrolman Paul c. Trotter, q, and
his wife, Bessie B. Trotter, %, were
mysteriously shot to death at Akron
g d.
lice have not decided whether it was
a case of double suicide or a case of
murder and suicide.
Decision of Judge John M. Killits
in enjoining picketing during the
labor trouble at the plant of the
WiIlys-Overland company at Toledo
was armed in an opinion handed
down by the United States court OF
appeals at Grand Rapids.
Two women and two children lost
their lives in a boarding house fire
at Cleveland. The women were Mrs.
Eliza Moselman, 70, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Tillie Moselman, 81, propri-
etors of the boarding house. The
children were Helen Stankovich, 3,
and Felix Stankovich, 2.
Russell W. Dunlap, 81, after brood
ing over financial and family trou-
bles for weeks, shot and killed him
self at his home on a farm near Del
phos.
William Morgan, so, a potter, was
probably fatally injured at East Liv-
erpool when the auto in which he
was riding went over an embank-
ment.
Otway ]. Cosgrave, former COM
mon pleas court judge of Hamilton
county, died at Cincinnati of pneu-
monia. He was we'll known in Dem
ocratic political circles throughout
| the state.
CrooksviIle stoneware pottery en-
ployes have voted refusal to accept
| IS cents a day wage cut made by
pottery manufacturers, effective Aug
! 10. Nine big plants are involved.