Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-03-30
OHIO GLEANINGS.

Three armed bandits invaded the
offices of the east side car barns Of
the Community Traction company
Toledo, and escaped with $4,000 in
cash.
, Mrs. Peter Schmitz, -, was burned
to death in her home at Mansfield
when a gasIstove she was lighting ex-
ploded.
Governor Davis directed perchase
of $1,000 acres of woodland, from
which the original timber has been
cut, in Scioto county, the land to be
used as a game preserve, public shoot
ing ground and for reforestation.
Towboat Helper" one of the Camp
bell Creek Coal company's fleet, cap
Sized in the Ohio river at Cincinnati.
Captain E. A Burnside of Point
Pleasant and Mrs Edna Scheltker of
Newport, KY, wife of the engineer,
were drowned.
Governor Davis refused to grant a
3O-day reprieve to Edward Moffett,
Akron wife slayer, requested by DR..
H. S. MacAyeal, director of public
welfare.
Governor Davis Arbor day proc
lamation names April as the day to
be celebrated.
Sam Zimmerman and Andrew SEE
metko, former deputy sheriffs, were
found guilty by jury in federal court
at, Toledo of crimipal negligence in
the escape Of Joe Urbaytis, Charles
Schultz and George Rogers, convicted
.postoffice robbers, from the Lucas
county Jail last Labor day.
} J. c. Seeman, So, principal Of Ober-
lin high school, is dead. ,..
A nationwide search is being con-
Quoted for E. S. Ingram of Kenmore,
Summit county, who mysteriously
dropped out of sight shortly before
Christmas.
DR.. L. T. Nah, Toledo specialist,
who has practiced medicine in a num-
ber of Ohio cities, was found dead in
his room at a Sandusky hotel.
Body of Henry Munck, Al, vice
president of the Advance Printing
company, Cleveland, was found on the
railroad tracks.
Charles B. Smith, 81, attorney and
president of bank and savings COM
pany, committed suicide at Cincin-
natl His banking affairs, officials of
the bank said, were in good shape.
Ohio and Kentucky are now con-
nected at Ironton by a bridge.
Newcomerstown has more than 100
cases of influenza.
Examination of 2S0 pupils IN one
school at Dover reveals that so per
cent of them have enlarged or in
famed tonsils
Three thousand acres Of land in
eastern Athens county have been
leased for oil and gas testing in the
past week.
State armory at Pomeroy, vacant
since the world war, has been given
over to the use of the American Le-
gion.
John A. Clark, 65, court bailiff of
Medina county, was almost instantly
killed, and his wife seriously injured,
as the result of a collision between
their automobile and a traction car
east of Medina
o. W. Highly and Mrs. Highly, for
"a years superintendent and matron
Of the Allen county children's home,
have resigned, effective May l, due
to i'll health
County Coroner NJ. H. Bradley's
verdict in the inquest into the crash
between a New York Central express
train and an, automobile bus that re-
suited in the loss of 16 lives at
Painesville, finds the railroad CON-
pany's crossing watchman, A. w.
Barnes, guilty of negligence of duty.
Fifty-five Ohio railroads petitioned
the state public utilities commission
to dismiss the investigation the COM
mission is to conduct to ascertain the
reasonableness of freight rates on
grain and grain products, the carriers
averring that it is without jurisdic-
tion
Paul Sgamboli, 43, father OF seven
ed by bullet fired from ambush at
Youngstown. Three men and wom-
an are held as suspects.
Business in northwestern Ohio is
showing improvement after period
of extreme quietness, according to
several hundred building and loan Of
ficials from nine northwestern coun-
ties in convention at Fostoria.
Fire which did damage estimated
at $4,000 to the old First National
Bank building at Athens is believed
by officials to have originated from
the explosion of still in a room in
the building.
A verdict of guilty of murder in the
first decree with a recommendation
of mercy was returned by the jury,
which tried Harold Nierengarten, 20
year-old Lima bellboy, for the Staying
of Joe Scott Kershaw, Lima war
hero, last November. near Wapako-
meta
Ohio university girls have under
taken to do educational and social
work in each mining community for
women and children.
Union county commissioners sold
$69,750 worth of 6 per cent state high
way road bonds to a bank of Marys-
vile at par and accrued interest.
Cleveland employment bureau re-
ports 35 per cent more placements in
Cleveland during the month just past
than during the II months previous.
Bandits robbed the store Of Almo-
son & Cindia at Massillon of $4,000.
Hamilton county opened a war on
overloaded trucks on highways.
More than 100 representatives from
all parts of the state attended the
regional convention of the American
Red, Cross at Warren.
Lake passenger steamer Theodore
Roosevelt was ordered sold at Cleve.
land to satisfy creditors.
Charles WI Stokes, Sc, inmate in
the Toledo state hospital, ended his
life by hanging.