Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-10-13
STATE SIFTINGS

Michael Theresa, 4, Youngstown,
was crushed to death by truck.
All grades of oil in the Ohio fields
have been advanced 25 cents a bar
rel.
Hamilton county, died at Cincinnati
of pneumonia.
Fifty thousand persons paid trib-
ute to Enrico Caruso at memorial
services in Cincinnati.
! Springfelds union streetcar men
have agreed to accept a reduction in
wages of II cents an hour.
Mrs. L, H Williams, wife Of a
London banker, was selected as fore
man of the Madison county grand
jury.
Application has been made for free
delivery of mail in Spencerville, a
village Of 1900 Inhabitants, in Allen
county.
John Soljobski. As, farmer, was
crushed to death near Youngstown
when a NOW he was constructing fell
on him.
Baby blimp. the pride Of McCook
field, Dayton. was destroyed by ter
rife explosion, caused by a bolt of
lightning.
Mrs. Minnie R. Bricker of Hicks
vile was chosen foreman Of the
grand jury which began its, sessions
at Defiance.
Two men held up Sam Meeks.
ticket agent, and robbed the safe at
the Ohio Electric traction office at
Hamilton of $1,000.
In observance of national candy day
dealers in sweets at Lima will dis
tribute hundreds of pounds of candy
among children free.
Mrs. John M. Kokensparger, As,
was killed and Russell Wright fatally
injured as the result of automobile
collisions in Columbus.
DR.. o. c. Walker, 35, was slain at
his home lin Alliance. He was called
from his bed and shot to death by
two men, who escaped.
George A Stauffer of Ottawa was
nominated by President Harding to
be United States marshal for the
northern district Of Ohio.
Yeggs broke open the safe Of the
Lyric theater, Dayton, bound the
night watchman and scrub woman
and escaped with $1,000.
Fire of unknown origin caused a
loss of $150,000 when 1t swept
through three manufacturing plants
in the south end of Cleveland.
ND fo
daughter Lucille were made serious.
ly i'll at Lima from eating mushrooms
which the mayor had gathered
Mrs. George Stoltz, 3S, Cambridge
died from the effects Of poison self
administered. Domestic trouble is
said to have been the cause of her
act.
John Cooper. Al, negro. slayer OF
Charles E. Tiller, Columbus detec-
tive, paid the penalty for his crime
in the electric chair at the peniten-
tiary.
Ohio railroads deny, in their brief
in the beet sugar case fled with the
state utilities commission, that their
rates on beet sugar are unjust or un
reasonable.
Liberty Transit company, oper
ating packets between Pittsburgh
Charleston, GAINESVILLE and Cincin
natl, announced a 20 per cent reduc
tion in rates.
DR.. George E. Calhoun, Uhrichs
Vile physician, in petition for di
vorce from his wife. Mrs. Ella E
Calhoun, says she repeatedly strrcl
and beat him.
Eight men were injured, two oI
them seriously, when a ladder upon
which they were descending from
the roof of building in Cincinnati
fell under their weight.
Charging that she was bitten by 3
monkey, Ada Maudlin Bowman ha:
instigated suit at Xenia for $25, ,00(
damages against George w. Rodgers
alleged owner of the monkey.
At Dayton L. c. Wade, 40, painter
was instantly killed and his uncle
Peter Wade, proably fatally injured
when an auto truck in which theN
were riding was struck by an inter
urban car.
Mrs. George Kiss. "a, mother o
four small children, died in a hos
pital at Toledo as the result of
beating administered : by her hus
band, it is charged. Kiss is unde,
arrest
Thomas H. Sutherland, So, brotheI
Of Bishop John Sutherland, head o
the Congregational church in Michi
gan, was found dead at, his home /,
Marion by his wife, teacher in tn,
Harding high school. Death was du
to gas asphyxiation.
On the ground that he had violate,
judicial regulations, Edward M. HUI
ley was removed as United State
commissioner at Cincinnati by Judg
John w. Peck of the United State
district court Hurley was charge,
with representing private interest
in negotiations with other federal de
partments.
John Halzwarth, IS, brewer, Cir
cinnati, choked to death whena piec
of apple he was eating lodged in hi
windpipe.
hog cnolera IS reported as rag1n
in the western part of Marion cour
ty. ]. B. Corbin, near Larue, has los
more than 100 head, and many othe
farmers have suffered serious losses
John Burke was found guilty on
charge of first degree murder at Tt
ledo He Is the third of four bar
dts who held up Union station ticke
agents last Jan. II to be disposed o.
, In the holdup two detertives wer
killed.
Barberton council acceded to tn
petition of citizens that the old cul
few ordinance be revived.
; Two children, aged and 8, ar
dead at Toledo as the result of ea
ing toadstools mistaken for musf
rooms, while their parents, John an