Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-01-26
State SIFTINGS

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Mrs. L. a. Marvin, AZ, was found
murdered at her home in Toledo.
Wholesale price of eggs dropped s
cents to 80 cents a dozen at Clncin-
natl.
Union sheet workers at Youngs-
town received wage increase of 112
per cent.
Hit on the head by rock thrown
by bandit at Columbus, Ernest
Cousins was fatally injured.
Mrs. Catherine d. Cobaugh, II, OF
Springfield, was killed in an automo-
bile accident in Pittsburgh.
Joseph Welker, %, was crushed to
death when a steel box fell on him
while at work in a steel mill at Can
ton.
Mines at Luhrig and Canaanville,
Athens county, have been reopened,
giving employment to several hun
dred men.
Jonas Vanmeter and wife are both
on the grand jury which was impan-
eled at Rellefontaine. Four women
are on the jury.
Six wsrkmen were seriously in
jured when they fell so feet in the
collapse of scaffold in a new public
hall at Cleveland.
Charles E. John. 55. retired grain
| dealer, has been Recommended by
Congressman Cable for postmaster al
Elida, Allen county.
Phillip Lamantia, 81, and Frank
Lamantia, 10, were chloroformed and
robbed by burglars while they slepi
at their home in Steubenville.
Mayor E. n FAIR, Republican, Of
New Philadelphia, announced the ap-
pointment of Former Mayor William
Kuenzli, Democrat, as safety direc-
tor.
One hundred employees of the Big
Four railroad car repair shops at
Bellefontaine have been called back
to work after being idle several
weeks.
Orders were received at Bucyrus
closing the Toledo and Ohio Central
railroad shops until Feb. 1. Three
hundred and fifty men are affected
by the order.
Families of more than 200 miners
are reported destitute and facing
starvation in the Dark Hollow dis
trict at Forest Run, mining town
near Pomeroy.
All family, house and booze boats
moored along the Ohio river between
Millersport and the Scioto county
line must go, according to the edict
of Sheriff Dement,.
Body of a man of about 30, found
murdered on the outskirts of Colum-
bus, was identified as that of Carl
| Gait of Newark Gait had been shot
through the heart.
Guardian Savings and Trust COM
pany, Cleveland, took possession of
the defunct Cromwell Steel company
properties at Lorain in the interest
of unsecured creditors.
| Mercer County Farm bureau has
been sued for $120,O00 for alleged
SANDER by D. w. Nolan of Spring
field. Nolan claims the bureau con-
| demned his animal disease remedy.
Thrown from a wagon in a run
away when a team of horses became
unmanageable, Charles Mcdonald. II,
son of William Mcdonald, near Mil
Ter City, Putnam county, died of his
| injuries.
Stanley Sawicki reported to the
Akron police that three men he per
mitted to ride in his automobile
while returning from Kent struck
him over the head and robbed him
of his money and automobile.
Body of Mrs. Hanna Phillips, 49,
wife of James Phillips, was found
frozen in the Mahoning river mile
from their home in Deerfield. Mrs
! Phillips jumped into the river after
slashing herself with a razor.
DR.. Charles w. Cullen, 46, Cincin-
natl, manufacturer, former civil en-.
gineer and army surgeon, was ap-
pointed state superintendent of the
budget to succeed W. Albert Davis,
newly-appointed director of finance.
Explosion of an electric light bulb
caused Ernest Oleson, So, mechanic
to become a human torch while he
was draining a gasoline tank at the
Standard Oil company's plant at
Youngstown. He was fatally burned
Matt Hutinen. SO, was held on a
charge of manslaughter at Ashtabula
following the death of Patrick Hage-
ney, rs, former county commissioner
who was struck by an automobile al
| legged to have been driven by Huti.
men.
The Hillsboro Dispatch, which
| Thurman Miller and w. ]. Calvin re-
Gently purchased from R. A. Haynes,
federal prohibition commissioner, has
consolidated with the Hillsboro
News-Herald, owned by Granville
| Barrere.
Charles c. Crabbe of London, Re.
publican floor leader of the Ohiu
house of representatives and author
of the Crabbe prohibition enforce.
ment law, announced his candidacy
for the Republican nomination for
attorney general.
More rigid enforcement of the
! 6uTk6 law IlulllluS IIuCh " III lOHs
IN Ohio highways was urged by the
northwestern Ohio Surveyors asso
citation.
George Pash. switchman, is dead
and c. C. Fuller, conductor, is in q
serious condition as result of be
ing crush ed in the Bellefontaine
yards.
Deputy Sheriff Harry Turner, con
victed of receiving a bribe by a jur.
in the Madison county courts, was
sentenced to not less than two MOI
more than 10 years in the peniten
tiary
fire loss at Louisville, near Can
ton, was 100000 when the plants o
the Canton Rim company and Louis
VILE Motor Car company burned.
Tiffin council adopted daylight saw