Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-12-08
State SIFTINGS

created an aerial division.
At Youngstown Joseph A. Meere
was fatally hurt in an auto upset.
Three men held up the Leroy drug
store in Cleveland and fed with SIS.
I New Philadelphia labor assembly
opposes reduction Of salaries for
school teachers.
Mrs. Florence Shearn, 80, was run
down and killed by an automobile
near Dayton.
Thirty million seals is the quota
for Ohio in the Christmas seal sale,
which lasts until the holidays.
At East Liverpool Norman McFar-
land, police captain, was removed by
George Brokaw, safety director.
Lightning struck herd of 25 hogs
on the. farm of Ralph Zimmerman,
near Tiftin, and badly injured Is of
/ them
Congressman Simeon D. Fess de-
nies he has announced that he will
be a candidate for the United States
! senate
A bolt of lightning struck the plant
OF the Wooster Equity company at
| Wooster, doing damage estimated at
$4,000
Louis Goldstein, AZ. was beaten to
death by robbers in the basement of
his secondhand furniture store at
| Cleveland.
1O-months' strike was ended at
! Salem when members of the iron
molders' union decided to return to
their jobs
Cincinnati council passed an ordi-
nance which provides for gas service
at minimum rate of so cents per
1000 cubic feet.
Many Seneca county farmers say
they will not attempt to raise sugar
beets next season because of small
profits this year.
Reuben Allen. 12, son of James
Allen, farmer. residing in the north
ern part of Fayette county, was
killed when a shotgun was accident
ally discharged
! Governor Davis issued a procla-
nation directing attention to and
asking observance of National Safety
week, Dec, 4 to TO-
Twenty per cent of last seasons
| corn crop in the state was damaged
by the corn ear worm, the semi
monthly crop report of the agricul-
tural statistician for Ohio declared.
Attorney General John G. Price has
ruled that it will be illegal to issue
the $4,000 bonds authorized at the
last election for the erection of
soldiers memorial building at Will
lard, near Norwalk.
Two daughters, and 4, of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Reid are dead and Mrs.
| Reid is in serious condition as
result of injuries suffered when a
train struck their automobile at Zoar,
Tuscarawas county
Frank Rose, 20, Senecaville, Ohio
State university student, probably
will have to suffer amputation of his
left leg as the result of the acci-
dental discharge of a shotgun in a
boat while hunting.
Henry Henes of Amherst seeks di-
vorce from his wife. whom he mar
>
10 bring up their twins was said in
the petition to have resulted in
breaking up their long married life
Thieves, using a block and tackle,
stole a 1,200-pound safe from the
Heath Baking company's plant at
Toledo. The safe, which contained
approximately $10O in cash. was
| Iof
contents missing.
Wage board of the building in
dustries in Cincinnati has expelled
the lathers' union and the steamfit-
ters' union for striking in violation
of their agreement to abide by the
decision of the umpire who decreed
a reduction of wages.
Eager to get an early start next
spring in road building, county com
missioners from 80 counties have
taken up with Highway Director Her.
rick already their plans for next sea-
sons work. They are about four
months earlier than usual
Eleven boys and one girl from Ohio
farms who did unusually good work
last summer in raising corn or pigs
or cattle left for Chicago, where
they will be the guests Of the inter
national live stock exhibition for a
week.
Gilbert Cox, father of Former Gov
ernor James NJ. Cox, died at his
home in Camden, near Dayton, after
protracted illness. He was So years
of age. Mr.. Cox was the son of Gil
bert Cox. an early settler in Butler
county. Surviving him are seven chill
dren.
Consolidation of the Alliance Gas
and Power company with the Lorain
County Electric company, MassilIon
Electric and Gas company and the
Trumbull Public Service company to
form the Ohio Public Service COM
pany, capitalized at $6,5OO,OOO, was
announced by ]. L. Stone, district
manager.
Mayor-lect B. F. Brough of Toledo
says he would limit grounds for di-
vorce to infdeIity and long separa-
ton
Charged in a state warrant with
being in possession of liquor unlaw-
fully, Glenn Herbes, 43, president of
Cincinnati vinegar company, was
placed under arrest.
Steps will be taken at Toledo Dec.
by members of the Lucas county
farm bureau to curb chicken steal
ing. 1t is estimated that 10000 chick
ems have been stolen from farmers
! in Lucas county within the last three
months.
Canton Oil and Gas company struck
a 75-barrel Corning No. 1 oil well on
the Lyons farm, northeast of New
ark.
Eugene Landres died in the Lucas
county infrmary at the age of 103.
H. w. Riddle was reelected presi-
dent of the Portage county agricul-
tural society.
Isaac Miller. Cleveland iewp1er