Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-06
State SIFTINGS

tedO has $3.50 negroes, Wnlcn is 10
per cent of the total population of
243,164
Joseph GeIIer 50, and Frank Dodge,
25, of Wadsworth were killed at Mt.
Sterling when their auto was struck
by train.
Under the plan of reorganization
Of the Springfield police department
he patrol house and patrol wagons
are to be abandoned.
Arthur Scott of Cincinnati was ar
resteu at Cleveland after he had
thrown a brick through the window
Of the Shaw jewelry store.
Wilson Houser, night captain of
Findlay police, was suspended by
Safety Director Cusac, who charges
inefficiency and discourtesy.
Allen county is to have woman
deputy sheriff after the first of the
year. Miss Ruth Callahan has been
uamed by Sheriff Charles Baxter.
Otto Cubertson, SO, his wife and
daughter were killed Is miles west of
Greenville when an express train de-
molished their auto at a grade cross
ing.
Harry Nickels was sentenced to
serve 10 years in the Atlanta peni-
tentiary after he pleaded guilty at
Cleveland to stealing $50.65 postofice
funds
Faced a year ago by a municipal
deficit of nearly 100000, the Barber
| ton city treasury now has a surplus
of $4,000 Liquor fines are largely
r. sponsible.
An automobile crashed into a teIe-
phone pole at Cleveland, Frank Wa
| ger being instantly killed and William
WestphaI and Miss Patty Hudson ia
ally injured.
| Governor Cox has appointed D. NJ
Bailey of ottawa common pleas judge
| Of Putnam county to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Judge John P
Bailey, his brother.
Fire which swept the Queen com
pany's store, in the heart of the bust
ness section of Youngstown, caused
loss of $15O,O0O. The heaviest loss
was a new stock of valuable furs.
Five barrels and 10 cases of bonded
whisky were stolen by burglars who
entered the storage room of Rober
L. Bues at Cincinnati and hauled the
iquor away in an automobile truck
Nine-year-old Arthur Bateman, un
Gle of Kenneth Boyle, 6, accidental,
land The boys were playing with {
Iadn The boys were playing with {
revolver when the accident occurred
Attorney Thomas J. Duncan, forme-
common pleas judge and one of th'
oldest members of the legal profes
sion in Franklin county, died at hi
home in Columbus of complications
Charles Chaddock, 83, fireman OF
the SteubenvilIe and Indiana trail
which hauled President Lincoln t.
his Inauguration in 1861, died at tn
county infrmary at New Philadel
phia.
Miss Australia Grape, "a, confessed
at Cleveland police headquarters, ac
J cording to detectives, that she killet
Christ Wilson, 35, when he made al
} attack on her mother, Mrs. Ami
Evans.
= Ban against nOn-yaccinated chi
drenI attending Tifin schools and put
Y lie assemblages was defeated, follow
ing formal announcement by tn
board Of health that the smalIpo
, epidemic had abated
Ohio sold her quota of 10000, 90
' Christmas seals in the nation-wid
campaign to raise funds to comba
tuberculosis, according to announce
ment made by Warren A. Myers, Obi
t chairman for the seal sale.
A drop of l cent a pint in the pric
/ Of milk to cents was announce
$ by Carl F. Knirk, secretary of tn
Northern Ohio Milk Producers asst
o citation, at Cleveland. Quart bottl
b prices will remain at 16 cents.
John E. Zerby, wholesale liquc
, dealer, arraigned in federal court :
Cincinnati, pleaded guilty to an il
dictment charging conspiracy to VII
late the national prohibition act. II
was fined 81 600 and sentenced to ia
for five months.
A heavily charged trolley wire fe
> as Miss Aisle Krahulec was alightin
: from a streetcar at Sandusky. I'll
e end brushed her coat, setting it afr
D The shock she received tOppled ht
: over into a snow bank and exit
1 guished the blaze.
4 Three men suffered serious bull
wounds at Lisbon and Nick Rodi, 2
g is in Jail charged with assault wit
: intent to kill ROdi, according to p
e lice, tried to single out Nick Feud
:. from a crowd at a railroad static
|, and shot two others as well.
State tax commission suspended
order for real estate reappraisemel
in 81 counties until Feb. l, whe
: final action is to be taken. The wee
s of Jan. II was set aside for holdiI
e of public hearings at Columbus,
s which persons and organizations. f
1t or against reappraisement may pa
= ticipate.
Henry Holtz, bachelor, was asphy
lated at his home in Akron.
Rev. w H. Shepfer resigned
e pastor of Zions Lutheran church. Z
nance, 10 accept pdSIO1dI6 DIT Lee
II burg, Pa.
II Mrs. Alta Kohler, q, Warren, w
II bound over to the grand jury on t
D. charge Of second degree murder
connection with the mysterious dea
of her two small sons.
le Summit county will pay a rewa
a. Of $25 for the arrest and convicti
N Of bootleggers, in order to help t
IL drive on illicit liquor selling by L
y covering whisky agents.
Mrs. Fred D. LOuthan, 76, pro1
nent in the work of the Woman's F
ief corps in Ohio, died at Lima.
80 Detective Herbert Crane, who W
shot in a resort at Toledo, was d
Io missed from the police department
u With the arrest of six boys, rangi
Il N age from 10 to IA, Cleveland poll
believe they have broken up a ga
which, during the last three weel
re las participated in 15 burglaries.