Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-02-16
STATE SIFTINGS

| Miss Emma Ellison OF CadlZ is eX-
! pected to be a candidate for treas
urer of Harrison county next fall.
Harry Jordan and Julius King were
! sentenced at Cleveland to five years
each in Leavenworth for raising fed
eral reserve notes.
Nathan G. Mccoy, So, blacksmith
helper, ended his life at the home of
his daughter in Columbus. He had
been respondent
National flower show, scheduled at
| Cleveland for March q to April l,
was called off because the auditorium
will not be finished.
Athens county Democratic execu-
| tive committee indorsed Vic Donahey
for governor and Atlee Pomerene for
| United States senator.
Alleged to have broken his wife's
thigh by knocking her down, James
w. Egan, railway conductor, is un-
! der arrest at Marion.
Court ordered the receiver for the
Herancourt Brewing company, Gin
cinnati. to apply for permit to de-
stroy 1900 barrels of beer.
Colonel jeremiah ]. Sullivan, IT.
for more than 80 years prominent il
banking. business and civic circles CT
| Cleveland, died at his home of pneu-
monia.
Caught in a moving power belt at
the plant OF the David Hummel
Building company at Cincinnati, VIII
liam Carpenter, 36, stone cutter,
was killed
Dressed in his lodge uniform,
Charles Meek, 35. went into an up
stairs room of his nome at Newark
and killed himselr with a revolver.
He had been i'll.
Pay roll, amounting TO $1,000, of the
employees of the warehouse of the
Max Wocher Sons company. Cincin-
nati was stolen by two bandits, who
held up the cashier
Federal narcotic agents were called
into conference with police at Toledo
to investigate reports that moon
shine, "salted" with cocaine to give
it kick, is being sold there.
Merger of the Cleveland Trust
/
and Trust company and the Garfield
Savings bank, all of Cleveland, was
approved by the stockholders.
Akron police are investigating the
disappearance of Russell L. Palmer,
| 30, salesman. The authorities believe
he was murdered and his body
thrown into the Cuyahoga river.
Two burglars broke into the Jay
! Smith clothing store at .Cardington,
took bath and rugged themselves
out in new clothes, left note thank
| ing the proprietor and made good
their escape.
Mrs Carrie T. Arnold, 35, with her
S-months-old baby, Virginia, in her
arms, broke the ice in the Olentangy
river at Delaware and drowned her
self and the baby. Ill health is said
to have caused the act.
Mrs. Rose Macy. who was shot by
her husband at Cleveland, died in
hospital. After shooting his wife
Macy killed himself The tragedy fol-
lowed failure of an attempted rec
onciliation between the couple.
Charles McIntire, agriculturist for
the state department of public well.
fare; S. w. Moore, orchardist for the
department, and K. E. Farmer, SUI
perintendent of the London prison
farm, rendered their designations.
Escaping injury when an automo-
bile in which they were riding was
overturned on the highway south of
Lima, Mrs George Morris and daugh-
ter Edith were run down by another
machine an hour later and seriously
hurt.
Hamilton county prosecutor Louis
Capelle, announced the appointment
of Mrs. Jessie Adler as one of his
assistants. Mrs. Adler, who was re-
Gently admitted to the bar, took an
active part in the last mayoralty
campaign.
George Lakins shot and wounded
his wife and his sister-in-law, Mrs
Lenora Zubnick, at Cleveland, and
then shot and killed himself The
shooting was the outcome of a series
of quarrels between the couple and
the sister-in-law. relatives said
Judge Tarbell took the case of For
mer Mayor Atherton from the jury
at Newark and ordered verdict of
acquittal on the charge of bribery.
The action was taken because ma
terial witnesses refused to answer
questions put to them. Several were
fined.
Mayor George L. Oles received his
first check for his services as mayor
of Youngstown. He turned it over
to the community corporation with
the understanding that it would be
used to provide 100 families with $5
worth of food each.
A verdict for $4,000 against Mayor
George l.. Oles was awarded by a
jury at Youngstown to Mrs. Florence
A. Symanski, who charged that on
June 2S, 1920. she was injured when
she stepped into hole in the floor of
Oles' market, which was covered
with sawdust.
Supreme court granted a stay of
execution to March 8 to John Nc.
Guire, alias John Burke, Toledo, who
was to be executed Friday for com.
plicity in the murder of two detec-
tives in the Toledo union station
holdups.
Rev w w Crabtree, former pas
tor of the Baptist church at Green
Camp. Marion county, was made de
fendant in a divorce action brought
by his wife, Mrs. Anna Crabtree
Mrs. F. A Rough, wife of the pastor
of tbs Bryn Zion Baptist church al
Mt. Gilead, was named co-respon.
dent.
William Orr, 65, bachelor, is deao
at his farm near Defiance. the victim
Of a fire which destroyed a large
barn.
J. Walker, 50, was instantly killed
and F Fasnaugh, 81, probably fatally