Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-23
STATE SIFTINGS

ing at Alba, near Marietta.
East Youngstown mayor will get
$4,000 a year instead of 500 and
fees.
Victor Jonas, 20, was drowned in
the Hooking river while fishing at
Trimble
Milton R. Scott, so, veteran of the
civil war, correspondent and author
died at Newark.
Trustees of Wittenberg college es-
tablished two free scholarships for
high school students
Fred Rauch, AZ, died at Cincinnati
from the effects of a blow on the
nose from batted ball.
Piqua was selected by members OF
the Ancient Order of Ohio Druids as
next years meeting place.
Bids are being received for a 2S-
room girls dormitory at the College
of Wooster. 1t will cost 100000.
Mrs. Maggie Watson CHM has filed
her petition for the Republican noml-
nation for mayor of Bellefontaine.
Toledo plasterers' union voted to
accept wage reduction of 1274 cents
an hour, bringing the scale to 81 an
hour
President Harding's ban on Sun
day golf received approval of the M.
E. Minister'S association at Cincin-
natl
Mrs Minnie Cochran, 26, mother
| of two small daughters, drowned her
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pool
Cincinnati brokers purchased the
| $52O,GOO 51k per cent Xenia city
school bonds, paying premium OF
$233.33.
John L. Goble, teacher in the Della
ware high school, has accepted the
position of superintendent of schools
at Radnor.
Frederick Meyers, So, committed
suicide at his home at New Hamp-
shire, near Wapakoneta, by drinking
carbolic acid.
Mayor Walter S. Pollock of Della
ware has no opposition in his race
for reelection. Other city offices are
going begging.
Toledo board of education has au'
thorized a call for bids for construc-
ton of three grammar schools and
one high school,
Resources of Ohio's state banks on
May 4 were $1,511 All, ,075, a gain OF
$685. 900 over the corresponding
period last year.
Plans are being formulated by the
Summit county chiropractic society
for the establishment of chiroprac
tic hospital in Akron.
Casper w. Nelson, assistant city
law director, died suddenly of hear
disease at his home in Toledo. Ht
was born in Delaware.
Services for Miss Laura Bromwell
aviatrix, who was killed when he
plane fell at Mineola, n. Y, were
held at Toledo, where three of he
sisters reside.
City employees in Youngstown fact
prospect of a reduction almost equa
in percentage with that of steel mil
workers, according to action takel
by the city council.
L
tee of nine was named to study way
and means of furnishing work 70
idle men in that city, estimated t
number up to $4,000.
Believed to have been desponden
because of i'll health, Mrs. Mimi
Cochran, 26, East Liverpool, mothe
of two small daughters, drowned hel
self in the Ohio river.
Charles Habig was sentenced t
die in the electric chair on Sept. 2
for the murder of Patrolman Angus
Dyke at Cleveland, several month
ago during a gun battle following
holdup.
Miss Esta1ine Wilson, supervisor c
the upper grades of the Cincinnati
public schools, has rendered he
resignation to accept a position a
assistant superintendent Of school
at Toledo.
Mrs. Henry T. Hunt, wife of Henr
T. Hunt, former mayor of Cincinna
and until recently member of th
: federal wage labor board, was gran
ed a decree of divorce on the ground
, of extreme cruelty.
Condition of wheat on June 1 SUI
gests a crop of approximately 80, III
900 bushels in Ohio, provided th
weather is normal until harvest, {
]. West, state-federal crop statist
clan, says in his monthly crop repor
Colonel Frederick W. Galbraitl
Jr., Of Cincinnati, national comman
.. er of the American Legion, was kille
almost instantly and two other of
9 GERS of the legion injured when the
automobile overturned at Indianap
lis
Machine guns, rifles, pistols and su
phur candles were used by police
Toledo in getting" James Edwa1
Kelley, a waiter of Oklahoma Aftt
killing Patrolmen Harry Dowell an
Harold Mosburger, summoned to a
rest him for misdemeanor, Kelle
: barricaded himself in the attic of IL
house where he lived and held at bs
. almost the entire police departmel
: for several hours before he shot ar
- killed himself.
+ A woman voters league has bee
, organized at Wilmington.
American Legion colors, both fl
9 the Ohio department and the pos
n throughout the state, are to be drape
$ in mourning for a period of 80 da!
e as mark of respect and sorrow fl
e the deceased national commander
. W. Galbraith, Jr.
/ Merger of the Central Steel col
). pany, the Massillon Rolling Mill col
+ pany and the National Pressed Ste
: company, all in Massillon, with
;. capital of approximately $1S,900,OO
- has been approved and informal
agreed upon by the directors.
At St. Clairsville somebody sto
n David Javitch's whisky. David I
& ported it to the police. David pa
e $1,000 fine for having it in his pc
= session.