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

to comply with The demands of the
contractors for the open shop.
Selection of Colonel Henry Page,
U. S. A. to become dean of the med
ical college of the University of Gin
cinnati, was announced by Frederick
G. Hicks, president of the university.
CARL E. Hine of Cleveland has been
appointed assistant to President John
w. Hoffman of Ohio Wesleyan uni
versity
William Brice, 43, of Hiram, was
instantly killed in the Erie railroad
yards at Warren when hit by train
Columbus Republican Glee club has
been invited by President Harding to
sing in the White House.
Sixty cases of revolver cartridges.
and several cases of shotgun shells
arrived at Cincinnati preparatory to
arming postal employees against ban
| dts.
Plating of new site near Fairfield
for the town of Osborn, which is to
| be moved to make way for flood pro-
lection in the Miami conservancy dis
| trict, has been started. The new site,
comprising 129 acres, is being laid
laid out into lots, streets and alleys.
Edward Dsyis, 33, was sentenced at
burglary of residence Feb. 27.
Democratic state executive commit
| tee, at it's meeting in Columbus, de-
cided unanimously to use all the
means in it's power in an endeavor to
| force a referendum on the state de-
partmental reorganization bill passed
recently by the legislature. Former
Attorney General Hogan has been re-
tanned by the committee to look after
the legal phases of the effort.
Colonel Carmi A. Thompson of
Cleveland will be rendered the posi-
tion of chairman of the federal ship
ping board, it is announced.
DR.. Charles Luken, Toledo, presi-
dent of the Ohio State Medical asso-
citation, at business session of the
associations annual convention at Co.
lumbus urged that more publicity be
given in the public press of the work
done along medical lines.
Miss Marian R. Shelter of Wood
vile, sophomore at Heidelberg uni
versity, Tifin, was injured seriously
when the automobile in which six
Heidelberg students were riding
crashed into another machine.
Clarence Englaad 20, factory work
er, shot his wife Taco in the back of
the head and then fired two shots into
the base of his own brain at Wester-
vile. The wife died instantly. Eng
land died later in a Columbus hos
pital. Relatives said that the young
couple had not lived together for
some time.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
three building at the Columbus driv-
ing park, caused the death of five
race horses and injuries to H. S. Fry,
trainer, and Fireman H. E. Williams,
who were burned badly. Property
losss $4,000.
At Cincinnati the jury in the case
of Walter Brockman, charged in the
first degree with the murder of Har-
Ian Brate, Lockland high school stu
dent, reported inability to. agree and
was discharged.
There were 27 deaths and 72 in
| juries in Ohio during April due to fire
| and fire causes, the state fire marshal
reports.
Youths under 16 are ordered off the
streets of New Philadelphia at night
Cincinnati is raising a community
chest of $1,779,917.
Police Chief Kingpf Lorain ordered
police crusade against cigaret smok
ing by boys.
Athens 103 years ago, is about to
close it's doors. Lack of students is
| given as the cause.
George W. Brown, go, race horse
owner and trainer, was arrested al
HiIlsboro on a charge of murder fol
lowing the death of Floyd Yankey, 27
farmer, shot at Greenfield.
Ohio Match company, Wadsworth
donated a 100000 hotel, built to re
lieve housing shortage during the war
| for a municipal hospital
| Cleveland is to erect a public au
ditorium to cost nearly $6,000,000. Il
will seat 1880 persons.
Pollack Steel company, Marion, at
| ter a shutdown, has resumed opera
ton.
Youngstown streetcar patrons dur
ing March were nearly half million
fewer than in the corresponding
month last year.
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open drive for 1000 new members
Damage suits against the city oi
Salem as a result of the typhoid cpl
demic now total 100000.
A Tifin wool grower has shipped
$4,000 pounds of wool so far this year
Between $4,000 and 10000 men, EN-
ployed in more than 20 crafts affili
ated with the building trades council
left their Jobs at Cleveland, refusing
to accept a wage cut Five thousand
are idle at Youngstown.
Albert Bauman, %, and Edward
Brandt, %, were fatally burned in q
Cincinnati plant. The mems clothing
caught fire from a short-circuitet
generator.
Charles Alhoof of Dayton was
chosen head counsel of the state or
ganization of the Woodmen of the
World
Lima was chosen for the next state
convention of the knights of Colum
bus Of Ohio. Daniel Butler, Toledo
was elected state deputy.
Nine suspects in the $1,000 900 post
of1ce robbery at Toledo Feb. II las
were brought to Toledo from Detroi
under heavy guard.
James Seymour, 81, Delaware, com
mitted suicide, making good his sec
ond attempt in three days. He wal
world war veteran.
Rev. Paul Melanchton Brosy, WHIT
graduated from the HANNA Divinit!
school at Springfield, has been en-
gagged as pastor of St. Paul's Luther
an church, Lima.