Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-05-26

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because of the smallpox epidemic.
Roland Hanna, 8, was drowned in
the canal at Lockland, near Cincin-
natl.
Ohio Medical association is on rec
ord as against the use of beer as a
medicine.
]. R. Harris of Martins Ferry was
America.
Mrs Rose Roder died at Akron as
the result of the accidental discharge
of a revolver.
Bishop Joseph Schrembs of Toledo
has been appointed bishop of the
Catholic diocese of Cleveland.
Mayor Asap R. Jones of Elyria
filed a petition announcing that he
is candidate for third term.
Robbers gained entrance to the
Wolff Clothing company, Portsmouth,
and escaped with goods valued at
$500.
At Youngstown Joseph Mollo, in
diced for murder of Joseph Laguas-
tia, pleaded guilty to a charge of man
slaughter
Formation of Boy Scout council
has been completed in Wapakoneta.
Richard E. Bossel probate judge, was
chosen president
Rev. H. Russell Clem resigned as
pastor of the Christian church,
Springfield, to accept call to
Greensboro, S. c.
Reductions ranging from liz to 20
per cot on the price of tires were
announced by the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber company.
Farmers in a conference with Lo-
rain milk dealers refused to grant
reduction in the price of milk asked
by the dairymen.
More than $50 delegates are ex-
pected at the international conven-
tion of gospel mission workers in
Akron, May 20 to 27.
Campaign to rase $4,000 for new
buildings at Ashland college was over
subscribed the first day of a sched-
uled Today campaign.
Fifteen persons were arrested in
raids at Lorain upon IA soft drink
cafes. They are charged with vio-
lating the Crabbe act.
Charles Bosner, AZ, Bellefontaine.
was shot and seriously wounded, it, is
charged, by his wife, Mrs. Frances
Bosner, who is under arrest.
Grocery store of D. A Mason in
Malvern, a village south of Canton,
was dynap'ited and the building badly
damaged by the explosion. No clew.
Isaac Balls brought suit for divorce
in Athens county courts against his
wife, Ruth. They were married 81
years ago and have 10 grown chill
dren.
Skull fracture, suffered when a
pitched ball struck him behind the
left ear, caused the death of Henry
Guntzelman, II, printer apprentice,
at Cincinnati.
Andy Surgent was indicted at st.
Clairsville on a charge of first degree
murder in connection with the death
of Mrs. Augusta Burkhard and her
daughter, Lillian, at Martins Ferry.
A board of arbitration was selected
to consider wage differences between
the Steubenville, East Liverpool and
Beaver Valley Traction company and
it's motormen, conductors and barn
men.
Structural iron workers, who have
been on strike in Cincinnati since No
vember, have returned to work at a
reduced scale of wages. They agreed
to become members of the Cincinnati
wage adjustment board.
Julian Swartz, 20, of East Liver
pool, freshman at Ohio Northern uni
versity at Ada, is dead as the result
of bullet wound, said to have been
received accidentally. The authori-
ties are investigating the shooting.
c. ]. West, Ohio agricultural statis-
tician, said that 47,093 tons of beet
sugar, approximately 20 pounds per
capita, were produced in the state
during 1920. This is an increase of
nearly 5000 tons over the production
of 1919, according to West.
Salaries of school teachers as a
general proposition should be next
year what they have been in this, in
the opinion of Vernon M. Riegel, state
superintendent of public instruction,
expressed in a letter to superinten-
dents and boards Of education.
Helen Cox Mahoney, daughter of
Former. Governor James M. Cox, died
at her home in Dayton, the result of
a cold that developed into pneumo-
mia. Her husband, Daniel ]. Maho-
ney, is general manager of the Daily
| News of Dayton, owned by Mr.. Cox.
w. w. Durbin, Democratic state
chairman, through Attorneys T. S.
Hogan and c. B. Okey, Columbus,
filed with Secretary of State Smith
| and Attorney General Price applica-
tions for approval of referendum petit
ton forms against the reorganization
| law. Smith refused forthwith and
Price also is expected to do so. Man
damus suit then will follow.
At Toledo Ira Marcum, Sidney Van
| gunten and Henry A. Robare were
sentenced to serve life terms on
their pleas of guilty to the Staying
of Edward Smith on April
Will of Mrs. Eleanor c U. Aims
of Cincinnati left $2,000,00O to go
into a trust for the benefit of educa-
tional, charity, art, musical and rec
reational institutions in that city
Three strangers, posing as oversee
veterans engaged in raising money
for the relief of wounded soldiers
collected $35 at Lima before it was
made known that they were impos-
tors.
Ohio senate recessed until Nay 81
while the house adjourned sine die
No solution of the taxation problem
was found.
Limited picketing will be permitted
at the plant of the Mullins Body com
| nanv of Salem accordinC tn a do