Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-03-09

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Emit Hoffman, Sc, Lancaster, was
probably fatally injured when he ac.
| cidentally shot himself with a rifle.
Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals pro-
| posal was Endorsed by the Farmers
/ Grain Dealers Association of Ohio.
Buckeye Press association at the
closing session of its convention at
| Columbus reelected all it's officers, as
| follows: A. D. Robinson, Ravenna,
president; H. B. Mcconnell, Cadiz
| first vice president; E. B. Yale,
| Waynesheld, executive secretary;
Miss Eloise Thrall, Carey, recording
secretary, and w. R. Conaway, Card
| ington, treasurer.
Alleging that his wife, Mrs. Emma
Rough, eloped with Rev. w. w. Crab
tree on last Jan. 10, Rev. H. U. Rough
of Mt. Gilead brought suit for di-
vorce against her.
Warrants were sworn out accusing
Mayor Grant Bateman and his son
George of Piketon, Pike county, of
selling, furnishing and delivering in
toxicat:ng liquors. They deny being
guilty.
Initiation of a property. classifica-
tion amendment to the constitution,
to be voted on next November. was
| decided upon at meeting at Colum-
bus of representatives of dozen
organizations called by the Ohio AS
sociation of Real Estate boards.
Charles Daniel Miles, SO, mayor of
| Norwalk, is dead.
Theodore Walker is Lorain's new
chief of police.
Said to have been crazed by drink,
Thomas Ellis shot and killed his wife
at Cleveland, and was then pounded
by police who captured him.
Attorney D. F. Dunlavy, former
prosecuting attorney of Ashtabula
county, has been indorsed by the ASH
tabula county Democratic COMMITTEES
for attorney general Of Ohio.
Rev. F. E. Wilson of Utica has been
called to the pulpit of the North Side
Church of Christ, Newark
Miss Elinor Shaw, assistant princi-
pal of the Republic high school, was
suspended by the board of education
following filing of charges of insubor-
dination by the principal.
Reduction in wages of city en-
ployes approximating 10 per cent was
approved by Youngstown city coun-
Gil. Virtually every city employe ex-
cept elected officials is affected.
Engine repair department of the
Toledo and Ohio Central railroad
shops at Bucyrus, closed for some
time, will resume operation next
week.
]. G. Miller, collector for a COM
pany operating a chain of groceries
in Cleveland, reported to the authori-
ties that he had been held up and
robbed of $1,500. After being robbed
he said he was tied and thrown into
an abandoned barn.
Alice Arlington, 8, daughter Of
John Arlington of Utica. Licking
county, died after eating quantity
j of face powder.
Joseph l. Morris and Glen Stein
metz, plumbers, were killed instant
ly at Warren when their automobile
was struck by an Erie train.
Manufacture of brake shoes in the
Baltimore and Ohio shops at New
ark in the near future will afford
work for large number of men.
Shot down by party of citizens,
a man giving his name as William
Miley. SO, was captured after he had
attempted to burglarize the postoffice
at Cedarville, Greene county.
Colonel L. S. Connolly of Cleve-
land was named president of the
Ohio National Guard association at
the closing session of the guard Off
GERS convention at Columbus.
Charging that no part of $50,000,
alleged profits of the Toledo and
Western railroad, reached bondhold-
ers, attorneys at Toledo suggested a
change in receivers.
Charles Levenier died at Ports
mouth after he is alleged to havs
been struck by an officer who was
arresting him.
Rev. Arthur Campbell, 80, Presby-
terian minister, died at Cincinnati.
Reorganization of Modern Glass
company, Toledo, is under way.
In the past six weeks underweight
school children at Nelsonville have
been given 1903 bottles of milk
through community enterprise.
Harry Kopp, 50. oldest member in
point of service of Cincinnati Sym
phony orchestra, is dead
Earl Knight, 5, was killed near
Steubenville by an auto truck.
Circumstances surrounding the de-
struction by fire Of the First Spirit
ualist church, Toledo, caused an in
vestigation to be started by deputy
state fire marshals. Loss 5000.
Conneau police are searching for a
man who attacked Miss Mildred Wad-
die, so. a maid at Grace hospital,
and, after cutting the telephone
wires, attempted to burn down the
institution.
Sharp warning that liquor being
sold in Toledo is rank poison and alb
solutely unsafe for consumption was
expressed by Federal Judge John M.
Killits.
Mystery surrounds the disappear
ance of Joseph F. Duetschle, AZ, mem
ber Of the firm of Duetschle & Nc.
Kinley, who has been missing from
his home since Feb. Is
r. E. Gronninger, Grand Rapids,
was reelected president of the Ohio
Farmers Grain Dealers association.
Stanley P. Woodford, 26. died from
being overcome by gas while Digging
we'll on the John Baker farm, near
Painesville.
Anngelo Vasselo, 5S, was crushed
to death and three fellow-workers
we're injured when a tunnel at Can
ton caved in.
Loss of 100000 is estimated in a
fire which destroyed the Ontario gar
age and 100 autos at Toledo Twelve
firemen were rendered unconscious
by smoke and fumes.
Removal of more than 1000, 900