Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-04-28
STATE SIFTINGS

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B. Boedo, 40, was killed by a fall
of stone in a mine near BeIlaire.
Membership campaign was opened
by the Tiffin chamber of commerce.
T. E. Aylward, 59 manager of the
Grand opera house at Cincinnati, is
dead.
During the month of March there
were 48 deaths in Alliance and 80
births.
A ]. Winfough was killed when his
clothing caught in a shaft at a flour
mill in Greenfield.
National guard unit, organized at
Napoleon, was mustered in with F. E.
Brownell as captain.
Jasper Brown, so, farmer, near
HiIlsboro, hanged himself. Prolonged
illness prompted the deed.
Five generations were present at
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wise, at Medina.
Toledo Community Traction COM
pany's deficit was 5,755.55 during
the second month of the cost-plus
system.
Findlay will have it's first comrnu-
nifty Fairgrounds this year. Findlay
college campus and Douglas park will
be used.
Fairfield county bridge and road
missioners announced II per cent
cut in wages.
Orville Wells and Schulkies, sol
diers, are accused of assaulting their
sentry in making their escape from
Camp Sherman.
Oberlin college will receive a be-
quest of $4,000 from the estate of
the late Edmund c. Converse, New
York capitalist.
Harry Luck, dentist, Of Mansfield,
is in serious condition with a frac-
tured skull as the result of an auto
accident near Hamilton.
Walter A. Davies, former cashier of
City bank of Eiyria, was convicted for
the third time of misappropriating
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The Redwood tri-county fair will
be held this year Aug. 3, 4, and 6,
and among other features a pig-feed.
ing contest will be conducted.
William Carnahan, 81, farmer near
New Philadelphia, was struck and in.
stantly killed while walking along the
Uhrichsville road by an automobile.
Commercial printers of East Liver.
pool, Wellsville, Lisbon, Salem, Find
lay and East Palestine rejected the
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week.
Mrs. Alta NJ. Koehler was found
guilty of murder in the second degree
for the alleged killing of her two
sons, aged and years, by jury al
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Swallowing carbolic acid at hel
home in Columbus, Mrs. Margaret Lee
Leeds, 32, ended her life. Mystery
attends the act, as no motive can be
learned.
Body of Miss Marguerite Cook, "a
was found wedged under a cement
stairway of an automobile salesroon
at Cleveland. The womans skull was
crushed.
St. Clairsville presbytery of the
Presbyterian church, meeting in Sen
ecaville, approved the merger of Firs
and Second Presbyterian churches a
Bellaire.
One thousand employees of the Wier
ton Steel company, near Steubenville
voted to return to work after an eigh
months strike. They accepted the
open shop.
Hubert McCrear, Lima high schoo
teacher, died of injuries sustained
when run over by a train at Wheel
ing while unloading equipment fo
vocational schools.
Clint Bird, veterinarian, married
and Harry Giesken, %, son of Putnam
County Commissioner Frank Giesken
were instantly killed at Ottawa whel
passenger train hit an auto il
which they were riding.
Building operations at Washington
c.. H. include the erection of a nev
Christian church, combined Elks
lodgeroom and opera house, new Bar
tist church and several costly resi-
dences.
alleged blackmailers at Youngstown
that he deliver $400, Nicolo Martin
took the money to police station an
had the numbers of the bills carefull
copied. Later two men called for tn
money and after receiving $3.50 wer
taken into custody by city detectives
With the death at Columbus of Mis-
Ethel Louise Barnett, II, as a result
it is charged, of an illegal operation
Mrs. Ora Womeldorf, alleged to hav
performed it, is held by the police
The girls body was taken to M
Arthur, Vinton county, the famil
home.
Former Chief Justice William +
McGannon of the Cleveland municipa
court and May E. Neely were indicte
by the grand jury for alleged perjur
in connection with the second trial c
the judge for the murder of Harol
Kagy, on which charge he was acqui
ted. Miss Neely was the states sta
witness.
Judge Stanley Struble enjoined th
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creasing streetcar fares May 1.
Three firemen were injured Will
extinguishing a fire in the establish
ment of Roose & Ratliff, a chemics
: concern, at Cincinnati. Loss $5O,00t
, Mrs. J. C. Jones of Deckert-Wate
son Post No. 26, Cleveland, was elec
= ed president of the Women's Auxil
ary of the American Legion of Ohit
Petitions were circulated among tn
students at Western Reserve unive
sity asking the athletic board to san,
tion the creation of a golf team I
represent the university this spring
Clark county farmers report tn
fruit crop, with the exception {
pears, ruined by frost.
After slashing his wrists with
> razor, Emie Hagya, AZ, farmer nea
Steubenville, hanged himself.
Ohio Federation of Women's Clut
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