Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-24
STATE SIFTINGS

was killed by an automobile.
Press Metal Manufacturing COM
pany of Wisconsin will be moved to
Lima
Steve Bobic, 27, of Barberton, was
found guilty at Akron of distributing
seditious literature.
Mrs. Harley Plum and Mrs. Sam
uel Zolman were elected constables
of Lewiston, Logan county.
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 Ions
illness.
Rev. j. A. Hoffman. pastor of the
M. E. church. Marysville, has been
appointed chaplain of Grand Lodge,
1. o. o. F.
Frank Nance, SO. Italian merchant
was shot and instantly killed in his
store at Wellsville by two unidenti-
fed Italians, who escaped.
Auto bandits stole 500-pound
safe, containing only $50. from o. E.
Pore & Sons auto salesroom at North
Baltimore.
Unemployment conditions in Akron
are reported more than so per cent
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.
One hundred and eighty gallons of
large-mouth bass have been placed
in Buckeye lake. The fish ranged
in size from four to eight inches.
]. E. Hall, confectioner, shot and
killed burglar as the latter was
climbing through rear window into
the Hall store at Akron.
Francis Ferdinand Mekus, Defiance
county pioneer, who on Aug. 3 cele-
brated his one hundredth birthday
is dead at his home, north of De
fiance.
Ralph Sanderson, 30, Richfeld Cen
ter, accidentally killed himself while
huting rabbits with party OF
friends, four miles west of Holland
in Lucas county.
Mrs. CIem Nichols and a son were
killed when an automobile in which
Mr. Nichols and his family were rid
ing was hit by Big Four train, near
Mt Gilead
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 al
any time since 1920.
Winter wheat has never been in
better condition in Ohio than it is
this fall, the state-federal crop stats
tician says in his weekly report OF
crop conditions.
A girl giving the name of Mary
Turacy. 81, is under arrest at Cleve
land. charged with stealing $5,68t
from moving picture theater al
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 6
number of large bond buyers.
Raymond H. MCGOWAN is in seri
Gus condition in a Hamilton hospita
as a result, it is charged. of being
shot by Mrs Henrietta Schmitt, who
had caused his arrest on charge Of
attacking her.
Ira Thomas, st. Clairsville, still is
without the $500 diamond engage
ment ring he says he gave to Miss
Augusta Kennon of Barnesville. The
girl denied it was 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, So, farmer, shot and killed the
woman and himself.
After taking capsule containing
a quantity of poison. James Rober
West, 80, Columbus. electrician
talked to his wife. saying: Il an
tired of life; I've taken the dose
He died soon afterward.
Robert Wiltenus, 40, killed hi
wife, s1ashed his son and then killet
himself at his home in East Ashta
bula. Dependency caused by hi
inability to get work is said to have
temporarily crazed the man
Closing down of 20 fire houses OF
Jan. 1 and cutting down the police
force 40 per cent on the same date
are included in a program of econ
omy being evolved by Safety Direc
tor Charles E. Tudor to meet Cincin
nati's financial situation created b,
the defeat of the extra city tax levy
Lou Whitman, real estate dealer a
Hamilton, gave himself up to the Pc
lice after Harry Hamman, automo
bile dealer, had been instantly killeC
by a bullet. Hamman and Wittmant
wife. police say, were riding in al
automobile when Hamman was sho
by a man in another car.
jeremiah Sweeney. Sc. forme
member of Cincinnati council, die,
of heart failure.
President Harding will speak a
Point Pleasant April p at the on
hundredth anniversary of Presiden
Grants birth, it is announced.
Mrs. Benjamin Brooks of Huron
was seriously hurt when an automc
bile in which she was riding skidde,
and collided with a telegraph pole.
Paul Gordon was appointed receive
for the Star Manufacturing compan-
at New Lexington. The compan.
makes mine cars and also runs
foundry.
7. E. Sullivan, Lima postmaster fo
the last seven years, forwarded hi
resignation to Postmaster Genera
Hays.
Eastern standard time, adopted b
Toledo voters by a two to one vote
will be made effective at midnight o.
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