Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-25
Harold Franks is the new recorder

For the third consecutive week
steel mill operations in the Youngs-
town district showed a gain.
DR.. f. NJ. Poole, Cincinnati, was
chosen president Of the Ohio Asso-
citation of Progressive Dentists.
John Schrader is held at Tiltons-
vile, Jefferson county, charged with
killing Mike Eloum in a quarrel.
Mrs. Hilda Stewart Lowe, "a, is in
Jail at Akron, charged with beating
to death her stepson, Ralph Lowe, 5.
Experimental farm of Charles Mi
chael, north of Bucyrus, is producing
strawberries from its 1900 plant
patch
Helen Detrick, 6, was seriously
wounded by the accidental discharge
of a revolver at the Derrick home,
Marion.
Chester Prior, 10, Cleveland, met
death when he leaped from the rear
of a wagon and ran in front of an
automobile.
R. D. Conrad. for the past six years
head of the Woodstock schools, has
been elected superintendent Of
schools at DeGraff
Dayton city commission is consid-
ering a streetcar ordinance which
calls for a scent fare with a 1-cent
charge for transfer.
Surgeons who operated on Harry
HaTdesty, 8, at Coshocton, found one
of the lads lower incisor teeth i'm
bedded in the appendix.
Dye from a straw hat caused in
fection in boil on her head and the
death from blood poisoning of Miss
Lola Simonson of Oxford.
Fire at Cleveland destroyed the
storage house and drying kilns of
Grief Brothers Lumber company,
causing a loss of 100000.
Ohio's greatest crop, corn, will
amount to 190.O0O,OOO bushels this
year, about Is per cent normal yield,
C. J. West, crop statistician, reports.
Fire damaged the plants of the
Cincinnati Sash and Door company
and the Ward-Brock Sash and Door
company, Cincinnati, to the extent
of s15O,0O0.
W. Albert Davis, auditor of Lake
county, was announced by Governor
Davis as the new state budget com
missioner, succeeding Andrew Foster
of Columbus.
George Hamilton, 25, was instantly
killed near Mansfield when the horse
he was riding took fright at pass
ing truck He was thrown from the
animal, which fell upon him.
Warned not to disturb a setting
hen in the haymow of the barn
owned by Joe Bukovi. farmer, near
Uhrichsville, Fire Chief Earl Hite
discovered a complete still instead.
Cleveland union carpenters were
restrained from interfering with car
penters or others employed on indi-
vidual contracts by members Of the
Building Trades Employers associa-
ton.
Roscoe Wilmouth, 10, of Fairmont,
W. Va, was killed near Columbus
when his automobile collided with a
heavy truck. His brother Earl, "a,
has a broken leg and bruises about
the body.
Director of Agriculture Taber an
nounced merging Of the positions of
state veterinarian and pathologist at
the state serum plant and appointed
DR.. Bruce H. Edgington of Mt. Ster-
ling to the position.
Lucy Bell Ruble, 46, of BeIlefon-
taine, died of ptomaine poisoning at
the NJ. F. camp grounds, Lancaster
Her death was apparently caused by
eating canned beef Several other
| persons were made i'll.
Paul E Kitzig, %, star witness fol
| the government in the whisky trial
of Ben Rudner and seven others in
| federal court at Cleveland several
weeks ago, was Iured to a lonely
spot west of Canton and shot dead.
T. P Kearns, Dayton. inspector OF
workshops and factories. was dis.
missed by Director of Industrial Re
lations Tetlow Ernest U. Whitacre
Columbiana county, former member
of the legislature, is slated to sue
ceed Kearns.
Albert Finzel of Middletown, attor
ney. was killed instantly when an
automobile in which he was driving
overturned on the Middletown pike
five miles from Hamilton. John Auer
and John Christ, an attorney, also OF
Middletown, were injured seriously
Irregularities against 50 Erie coun.
| ty officials and ex-officials and EN-
ployes were reported by State Elk
aminer Bliss. The aggregate OF
findings, however, was only S4,005
of which $1,219 was against banks
in connection with payment of inter.
est on county funds.
Six persons were killed outright al
Weston, village 10 miles west OF
| Bowling Green, when their automo
bile stalled on a railroad track and
was struck by a train. The dead.
Joseph Oberly, rs; Opal Oberly, 10;
George Burdett, As; Mrs George
Burdett, ~; Ray Burdett, their son
10: Mrs. John Miller, 20.
Akron Boy Scouts finished a 200
mile bicycle trip to Wheeling, w
Va, averaging more than so miles a
| day.
Rendered unconscious by contacl
with a 2,3O0-volt high tension wire
Harry Kaiser. electrician, Middle
town, was saved from a fall by his
belt, while working at the top of q
pole.
Four women prisoners who tooE
part in the riot seven weeks ago al
| the Marysyille reformatory fol
| women have been removed to the
state hospital for the criminal insane
at Lima.
Health authorities reported there
were II cases of typhoid in the little
village of Castalia, Erie county
Appointment of Mark ]. Smith ot
Burdette, n. Y. as head of the sheer
and wool department of the Ohio
farm bureau federation, was an
| hy NTrrro1y