Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-12-01
STATE SIFTINGS

Erwin Tucker, Is, drowned in the
Ohio river near Manchester.
j. T. Sullivan, &c, Dayton, died
from the effects of a fall
Edward Cornwell, so, Findlay, was
killed when a train hit his automO-
bile.
A district conference of the Ohio
Young Peoples branch will be held
at Wilmington Dec. 30.
Two gunner held up the Office of
the Columbus Rail-Light company
and escaped with $1,000 in cash.
Cases of the five London men re-
Gently indicted for alleged bribery
have been postponed indefinitely.
Miss Mary Evans, president emeri-
tus of Lake Erie college, died at her
home in Painesville following long
illness.
Auto bandits stole a 500-pound
safe, containing only $50, from o. E.
Pore & Sons auto salesroom at North
Baltimore.
Unemployment conditions in Akron
improved over conditions one year
ago.
Governor Davis ordered that in fu-
ture all fuel purchases for state gov
ernmental purposes shall be mined
in Ohio.
When a gun being carried by a
companion exploded, Frederick Ru-
dolph of Massillon was shot through
both legs.
General Armando Vittorio Diaz,
commander of the Italian army, re-
ceived great ovations at Cleveland
and Columbus.
J. E. Hall, confectioner, shot and
killed burglar as the latter was
climbing through rear window into
the Hall store at Akron.
While hunting rabbits near Green
vile, Elmer Hapner was accidentally
shot through the hip by Emil Rob
erts. He died two hours later.
Body of Mrs. Mildred Myers, 40,
colored, mother of six children, was
discovered hanging from rafter in
closet at her home in Akron.
Francis Ferdinand Mekus, Defiance
county pioneer, who on Aug. cele-
brated his one hundredth birthday,
is dead at his home, north of De
fiance
Ralph Sanderson, so, Richfeld Cen
ter, accidentally killed himself while
huting rabbits with a party of
friends, four miles west Of Holland,
in Lucas county.
Mrs. Clem Nichols and son were
killed when an automobile in which
Mr.. Nichols and his family were rid
ing was hit by a Big Four train, near
Mt Gilead.
After fling charges of ineficiency
against him, Chief of Police H. J.
McDermott of East Liverpool indef-
nitely suspended Captain Norman
Mcfarland
Steel mills at Warren are operat-
ing this week on practically the same
basis as last week, when the mills
were working larger force than at
any time since 1920.
A girl giving the name of Mary
Turacy, q, is under arrest at C1eve-
land, charged with stealing 1856
from a moving picture theater at
which she was ticket seller.
Ohio soldier bonus bonds may be
| sold at an interest rate as low as Az
per cent, according to State Auditor
Tracy, who has conferred with a
number of large bond buyers.
Raymond H. MCGOWAN is in seri
GUS condition in a Hamilton hospital
| as a result, it is charged, of being
shot by Mrs. Henrietta Schmitt who
| had caused his arrest on a charge OF
attacking her.
| Fifteen Ohio railroads brought suit
against the state public utilities com
mission in supreme court, seeking
abrogation of the order of that body
of recent date reducing freight rates
on sugar beets.
Ira Thomas, st. Clairsville, still is
without the $500 diamond engage
ment ring he says he gave to Miss
! Augusta Kennon of GAINESVILLE. The
! girl denied it was a betrothal token
Thomas sued, but the jury disagreed
Enraged because his former wife
had come to remove her household
effects from his home, near Defiance
following a divorce, David S. Shap
pei, 5S, farmer, shot and killed the
woman and himself.
John Caragrinis, 35, was returned
to Warren from Kansas City, where
he was arrested. He is alleged tt
have shot and killed Joseph Gamble
negro, on Sept. 1, and to have shot
and wounded Patrolman Joseph Law
ender.
Msr Grant Ringer is under arres
at Akron, charged with shooting hel
husband, who is in serious condition
Nine persons were injured wher
the Akron-Cleveland motor bus over
turned near the Summit county line
at Brecksville.
Lou Whitman, real estate dealer a
! Hamilton, gave himself up to the DO
lice after Harry Hamman, automo
bile dealer, had been instantly killed
by a bullet Hamman and Whitman.
wife, police say, were riding in al
automobile when Hamman was sho
by a man in another car.
Fire damaged the Electro Auto
Lite corporations plant at Toledo t.
the extent of $4,000.
Mrs. Baughman, wife of Rev. A. T
Baughman of Uniopolis, is recover
ing at Lima from a Caesarian opera
ton. The child died.
Hazel E. Dipnall, 9-months-olC
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Dipnall O
Stow, near Cuyahoga Falls, wa,
strangled to death in her baby cab.
New Ohio postmasters: Paul R
Hart, Bradford; Ora A. Ridike1
Brunswick; Myron c. Cox, Fremont
Thomas o. Armstrong, Middleport
William Cooper, Piketon.
Robert G. Green, Lakewood law di
rector, is planning to file suit il
: Cleveland to test the question wheth
er a high school may serve lunches