Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-07
STATE SIFTINGS

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confiscated in a liquor raid at Gin
cinnati.
Cleveland was chosen for the 1922
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
Fellows
Fifty men were arrested in raids
at Mt. Vernon on charges of violat-
ing prohibition laws.
Two thousand delegates attended
the convention of the Ohio Christian
Ehdeavor society at Dayton.
Cornerstone of a $250,000 memorial
to soldiers of the world war was laid
at Mt Union college, Alliance.
Harry Knecht of New Jersey, who
escaped from the county Jail at Fre-
mont, was recaptured near Burgeon.
George Lusan, 80. was fatally in
jured at Akron when he was crushed
against a brick wall by an automo-
bile.
Martin A. Foran, 76, presiding
judge of Cuyahoga county common
pleas court, died at his home in
Cleveland.
Nearly 1000 school teachers at
tended the annual convention of the
Ohio State Teachers association at
Cedar Point
Mike Webber, 35, stump blaster,
was blown to atoms near Elyria when
a charge of dynamite he was exam
lining exploded.
Professor s. E. Daw, for four years
superintendent of Caldwell schools,
resigned to accept the superinten-
dency at Wellsville.
Grand lodge of Ohio Odd Fellows
voted against proposition to in
crease the endowment of the lodge
home at Springfield.
experimenting the loading of
car of COAL William Buff stepped on
the main track at Bellefontaine and
was killed by a passenger train.
All employees of the Detroit and
Ironton Railroad company at Spring
field, with the exception of six clerks,
will be transferred to Detroit.
Crawford county grand jury threw
out cases against four persons
charged with operating motion pic
ture shows Sundays at Bucyrus.
Fire of unknown origin at Middle
town caused $4,000 damage to the
building occupied by the A. H. Felter
garage and the Gradsky tire agency
H. M. Larimer, special policeman
of Sandusky, was accidentally shot
through the left thigh by a revolver
which he carried in his coat pocket
Petitions for special election on
charter amendments to establish the
city manager form of government at
Cleveland will be filed soon with the
board of elections.
Boys, who admitted they wanted
to see the blaze" caused $4,000 loss
in a fire which destroyed the garage
and home of Mrs. w. L. Thompson
at East Liverpool.
Damage estimated at $35 900 was
caused in the plant of the Peerless
Paper company, Dayton, when high
wind carried sparks from rubbish
pile into the building.
Albert Maier, 25, is in a Toledo
hospital seriously injured as a result
of his attempt to strip accessories
from an automobile owned by Law
renee Sanford of West Toledo.
Miners of southern Ohio are aver
aging about one days work a week,
according to this weeks report of
the United States geological survey
for the southern Ohio coal field
Charles L. Shanteau, %, died at
Delaware as a result of being struck
on the head with a pitched ball dur
ing an interfraternity baseball game
He was an Ohio Wesleyan graduate
Howard NJ. Sims, assistant state
bank superintendent, has resigned,
effective July l, to become national
bank examiner. He will be assigned
to the Cleveland federal reserve dis
trict.
Albert Moore, %, huckster, fired
four shots at his wife, Mrs Alice
Moore, .19, at Shademore, summer
camp near Cincinnati. Two bullets
entered her back. She may die. They
had separated.
William H. McGannon, former chief
justice of the Cleveland municipal
court, was found guilty of perjury
He was sentenced to from one to 10
years in the Ohio penitentiary. He
will appeal the case.
DR.. Howard S. MacAyeal, Akron
minister, was named director of pub
lie welfare by Governor Davis. DR..
Harry H. Snively. Columbus, surgeon
general of the Ohio national guard,
was appointed director of health.
Attorney Charles Adams estab-
lished a local precedent at Lorain
when ne fled a motion in criminal
COURT asking that an order be issued
restoring a quantity of raisin jack
taken by police officers in a raid to
Mrs. Minnie Adolph.
Three men were killed instantly
and a fourth was perhaps fatally hurt
when their machine overturned on
the National pike, IL miles east of
GAINESVILLE. The dead are: Thomas
Smith, all of Cambridge John Rees,
also of Cambridge, may die.
Four men and a woman are under
arrest on a charge of suspicion and
20 drums of grain alcohol, stolen in
a holdup, were recovered in a stable
at Cincinnati.
Marion Faye, 4, and his sister Ora,
5, were seriously injured when an
auto truck in which they were riding
was struck by train at Johnstown,
Licking county.
Rejected love, police believe, caused
the shooting at Toledo which result
ed in the death of Mrs. Reita French,
25, and the fatal wounding of Ray
mond McNair, 3S, who attempted
suicide.
Walter w. Jeffrey, "a, sales man.
ager, was arrested at Sandusky on a
charge of mansfaughter. Jeffrey
drove an automobile which ran over
and killed Fred Rust, SO.
Mrs. Minnie J. Struse, widow of
A. A. Struse, who was killed when he
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