Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-04-13

Harry McKinstry is the new post
master at Athens.
Union county's war on overloaded
trucks has netted $151.20 in fines.
A Chinese in Cleveland was found
to have leprosy. He will be deported.
Fire at Cleves, near Cleveland,
burned four buildings. Loss $4,000.
Thomas Golden, miner. near Pom
eroy, was crushed to death by fall
of slate
Plans for erecting 2O-story build
! ing was announced by First Presby-
terian church, Cleveland.
DR., A. S. Thompson, head of the
Ohio university music college for nine
years, will retire in June.
There were 144 suits for divorce
entered in court of domestic relations
at Cincinnati during March.
New church built a. Washington c.
H. by the Church of Christ congrega,
tion was dedicated free of debt.
Captain Orlo Moore, "A, veteran
navigator on the Great Lakes, died at
his home in Avon Lake, near Lorain.
Margaret Wilson, IA, daughter of L.
W. Wilson, mail clerk. was killed at
Waverly when run down by an auto
mobile.
Two contests staged by Fairfield
grange resulted in the destruction of
$500 rats, 2,343 mice, 1,796 sparrows
and A hawks
| Force in the Big Four rail-
way shops at Bellefontaine has been
reduced because of less traffic. due
to the coal strike.
Margaret Tiller, %, patient at the
Athens state hospital, committed sui
eide by drowning herself in the Hook
ing river at Athens.
Rev Edward Mears, rector of St.
Columbus church at Youngstown
since 1877, was given the rank of do
mestic prelate to Pope Plus XI.
Two alleged leaders of northern
Ohio dope ring" pleaded guilty at
Cleveland and were sentenced to the
federal penitentiary at Leavenworth,
Kan.
Harvey c. Smith of GAINESVILLE,
serving his second term as. secretary
of state, has announced himself a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for governor.
C. Gilbert Taylor, serving his sec
ond term as state representative from
Huron county, has announced his can
didacy for the Republican nomination
for secretary of state.
/ 60 aF nj
children, was instantly killed when a
new building on which he was work
ing as a roofer, collapsed during a
wind storm at Columbus
Herbert C. Harris. &c. postmaster
at Orbiston, Hooking county, was ar
rested by federal officials. 1t is al
legged Harris is short about $4,000 in
his money order accounts.
DR.. J. E. Foster, former representa-
tive in the general assembly, has an
nounced his candidacy for the Demo
cratic nomination for state senator
from the 1Sth-19th district.
Town of Englewood dam site, near
Dayton, consisting of A cottages, 55
lots and 80 acres unimproved, with
water and light plants for workers
on dam, was sold at auction.
William N Gableman, mayor o.
Portsmouth, was endorsed as Demo
cratic candidate for congress and
Senator Pomerene for reelection by
the Clermont county Democrats.
About 1000 foreign miners in the
Bellaire district have started an ex-
odus to their old homes across the
seas to visit relatives while coal min
ing is suspended in the United States.
F. E. Harman, receiver of the Ar
gonne hotel, Lima's new 100000 hos
telry, has been named as trustee in
bankruptcy for the benefit of the un-
secured creditors. The hotel is in
operation.
Steel mill operations in the Youngs-
town district this week will average
more than rs per cent of capacity,
the highest ratio for Is months, ac-
cording to schedules announced by
the mill offices.
DR.. George T. Harding, father OF
President Harding, has been appoint.
ed an aide-de-camp on the staff OF
Lewis S. Pitcher of Brooklyn, COM
mander-in-chief of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
Grand jury indicted the Cincinnati
Purchasing company as corporation
on the charge of violating the anti.
trust law. Restraint of trade and
conspiracy to control the price of ce.
ment are charged.
Preparations are being made by
the Ohio Sheep and Wool Growers
association for the cooperative han.
ding of several millions of pounds OF
wool this season. The past season
over 100000 pounds were handled
through the organization.
Following a conference between
Governor Davis and State Prot &bition
Commissioner Don V. Parker, it was
announced at the governors office
that No action will be taken in the
controversy involving Mayor Grail OF
Lorain unless allegations in writing
are submitted. Mayor Grail is
charged with failure to enforce liquor
laws.
William Mays, 80, who escaped
from the Jefferson county jail a week
ago after boring a hole in the wall
was shot to death in a fight with po
lice at Avella, Pa.
Mayor George L. Oles Of Youngs
town failed in his effort to reduce
wages of all city employees an aver
| age of 10 Der cent when city counci1
tabled legislation to this effect.
Directors of the Cincinnati cham
Der of commerce decided to urge the
Hamilton county commissioners tc
proceed under the law to sell the
Longview asylum for the insane tc
the state of Ohio
Sale of the New Vienna Reporter
weekly newspaper published at New
Vienna, near Wilmington. to c. Erwin
Sturm, Wilmington newspaperman, is
announced.