Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-30
STATE SIFTINGS

| lIOWueu III lQQldn lake.
Warren officials have moved
against Sunday dancing.
First National bank, Carton, will
erect 12-story building.
Roger Hauck, 3, fell into a cistern
at Springfield and was drowned
John S. Graham, Sc, former pros
ecutor, died at New Philadelphia.
Fire in the "Old Virginia Cafe,'
Youngstown, resulted in $4,000 loss.
Akron police seized one of the
largest stills ever found in Summit
county.
Frank Miller. 10, of Columbus, was
drowned in Lake Erie off Cedar Point
while bathing.
Milk sold at Fostoria at cents a
quart and 4 cents a pint as the re-
suit of a dealers war.
Barn of John Ellsworth, 10 miles
south of London, was destroyed by
| fire, with a loss of $4,000.
Fifteen members of the Norwalk
fire department resigned when re-
fused an increase of wages.
Attorney General Price ruled that
| evapOrated Skinned milk compounds
may not be manufactured in Ohio.
Union painters returned to work at
Toledo following an agreement reach
ed between the union and boss paint
ers.
| William Ley was arrested at Gin
cinnati, charged with the embezzle-
ment of $500 from Detroit corpo-
| ration.
Wilmington college will be in ses-
sion every month in the year, normal
classes having been enrolled for the
| summer months.
Martin Harnack, %, is held at Port
Clinton, charged with attempting to
throw. his wife, Anna, II, under a
moving freight train.
Mrs. l. C. Cook of Conneaut was
| told her leg was broken when she Wis
| tied a doctor. She was unable to tell
when the accident occurred.
Mrs. John Fenton, So Millersburg,
fearing an approaching truck would
collide with her machine, jumped in
| front of the truck and was killed.
| Robert w. Abernethy, pastor of
President Harding's church in Wash
| ington, won the Bible-reading prize at
Denison university commencement.
Cissero ]. Matheney, 40, farmer,
committed suicide at Cambridge by
| swallowing poison. He is said to
have been Respondent because of i'll
| health
Application for a charter for an
| American Legion post in memory of
| Colonel F. W. Galbraith was made
| by a group of ex-service men of Gin
| cinnati.
A handbag containing jewels and
money valued at between $4,000 and
$4,000, belonging to Mrs. Leona Vim
all Moon of Milwaukee, was reported
stolen at Cleveland.
Wholesale stamp office of the Gin
cinnati postotfice was robbed of So
| 000 A clerk left the money in the
office while he went to lunch A thief
used a duplicate key.
Reuben Grant, AZ, fisherman, was
seized with cramps while wading in
Crane creek, near Toledo, and was
drowned before help could reach him.
Grant perished in three feet of water.
Dissatisfied over an award of S1.04
an hour by an arbitration committee,
| Cleveland union bTicklayers an
nounced that they would refuse to
work until better wage contract
has been signed
With a bid approximately $4,000
! below the estimate, the Watts Sur,
bier company, Toledo, was awarded
the general contract for the construc-
tion of a freproof consolidated school
building at Prospect.
In the annual reclassification OF
| Ohio postoffices on July l the follow
ing postoffices will be advanced from
ems, Greenville, Ironton, Kent, Ken
ton and Mt. Vernon.
Former Representative Jesse L.
Cameron, II, father of Judge Richard
L. Cameron and for several years
trustee of the Sandusky soldiers
home, fell dead while working in his
garden at Marysville.
Union unskilled building laborers
returned to work at Cleveland, leav.
| ing but one craft, the plasterers, still
| on strike. The laborers accepted the
| general arbitration committees wage
award Of 571 to 60 cents an hour.
Pig iron production in the Youngs
town district reached its lowest ebh
when two Carnegie Steel company
blast furnaces were blown out at
Newcastle, Pa, leaving only six
stacks operating out of As in the dis
| trict.
A nine-year-old murder mystery is
said by police to have been cleared
up when a negro giving the names OF
James Campbell, 80, was arrested al
Cleveland. It is said he shot and
| killed two negroes in Linndale, Ga.
| March II, 1912.
Ohio supreme court by vote of 4
to sustained the emergency clause
to the state departmental reorgan
ization law. The decision ends ref
erendum plans of opponents and
clears the way for the cabinet sys
tenn of government beginning July
R. V. Demary of Akron was elected
president of the Ohio state associa
tion of the National Association OF
Stationary Engineers.
Trustees of Oberlin college voted tc
increase the tuition in the college Of
arts and sciences from $3.50 to 5000
/ effective next September.
Joseph Niswonger, As, Quincy Io
gan county, farmer, killed himself
after brooding over his inability tc
| plant his entire corn crop.
Harrison Risner, 45, shot Samuel
Stone six times at Quickstep, near
Kenton. Stone was taken to a Lima
hospital. Risner escaped.
Clerks and mechanical departments
are being transferred to the division
offices of the Detroit, Toledo and
| IrontOn road at Springfield from
Jackson.
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