Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-03-16
STATE SIFTINCS


Peach growers in ottawa county
are predicting a big crop.
Lima real estate board reports
rents are tumbling there.
j. E. Bailey, lineman, Portsmouth,
fell from a pole to his death.
Norman Kuhn, 9, Dover, coasted
under a truck and was killed.
Only Is marriage licenses we're is
sued in Athens county in February.
John Harouff, 1O5, died at Cincin-
natl. He was a Confederate veteran
Theophilus LIE Suer was crushed
to death in a mine near New Phila-
delphia.
Clyde Williams, %, Toledo, accused
of the murder of Mrs. Francis Maj
win, was acquitted.
Mrs. Veronica Belly, rs, Gallon
died as result of injuries received
when she fell down stairs.
Federal agents at Youngstown are
finding more trouble with drug ped
dlers than with bootleggers.
Director of Highways Herrick an
nounced that close check will be kepI
this year on road inspectors.
Samuel Schatz of Cincinnati was
elected president of the Ohio Retail
Furniture Dealers association.
Commissioners of Carroll county
have decided to sell $25O,O00 worth
of bonds for road improvement pur
poses.
Cleveland city council passed the
1922 appropriation ordinance calling
for general fund expenditures of SIP,
1876
Aaron J. Griffith. 80, Canton. i:
| dead of illness that developed while
he was serving with an Ohio organ
ization in Italy.
Henry c. Roush. the first man tt
enlist from GAINESVILLE in the, Civi
war, is dead. He was 81 years ole
and for 35 years was railroad en-
gineer.
Friends of T. j. Maxwell. veteran
Republican editor of Fremont. ar,
working up a boom for him for thu
Republican nomination for stats
treasurer.
Emil Kailey and Ernest Quillon
both of Massillon, are in serious con
dition from bullet wounds, as resul
of a shooting affray during a carr
game at Massillon.
Rev. E S. Jenkins, pastor of tn
Welsh Congregational church, Maj
tins Ferry, is considering call t
the Congregational church in Rae
nor, near Delaware.
Lancaster debating team won fror
the Logan team on the question, IRE
solved, Congress should impose a
per cent manufacturers tax" Lar
sing, had the negative.
Six plants of Illicit distillers wer
raided at Toledo. Six arrests wer
made and more than 1000 gallons c
mash, a large quantity of finished |
quor and several stills were conf!
Gated.
Police Judge Sawicki of Clevelan
refused to fine any of the score {
men who were arraigned before hin
arrested when found carrying pint
or half pints of whisky in their hi
pockets.
designations of Walter J. Barret
city auditor. and DR. R. R. Richisol
ures, were requested by the Sprin
field city commission. Dr. Richiso
complied.
Practical work, as we'll as theore
ical, will be required of Ohio Stat
engineering students when the fou
quarter plan goes into effect, Dea
Embury A. Hitchcock of that colleg
announced.
Mabel Mills, IA. Xenia, terrib'
burned when her clothing ignite
from a fireplace while she was dus
ing the mantel, died few minute
before her mother gave birth to
baby daughter.
Governor Davis declared himse
against gravel roads. Il am in favt
Of building permanent roads that WI
benefit the public rather than
building them for political purposes
said the governor.
Announcement was made by DR..
5. MacAyeal, director of public we
fare, OF the appointment of w.
Amrine as manager of the LondC
prison farm, and Foster Beery
London as assistant to the manage
Claude c. Timberman, former
rector of public safety of Elyria, WI
sentenced to serve from two to
years in the penitentiary after he h;
, been convicted of receiving brib
from Frank Justin, confessed illiC
liquor seller.
John MCGUIRE. %. and Leroy Tyle
81. negro, were electrocuted in Il
Ohio penitentfary. MCGUIRE died f
participation in the murder Of tv
railroad detectives at Toledo and
Ter for Staying a colored girl
Youngstown.
Two Cleveland theaters which we
showing '"The Law and the Woman
in defiance of state orders. agreed
stop showing the film, Director
Education Riegel said. The theate
originally planned to resist and r.
, gel planned to arrest the managers.
+ Clinton county Republicans indol
, ed the candidacy of G. G. o. Pence
. Highland county for a second ter
? as state senator.
: By the passage of a 100000 boz
issue by the voters of Pleasant tow
ship for a new high school the la
: of the rural one-room schools
+ Clarke county will be done aw
:. with
At Youngstown Merle Petersc
former railroad detective. was sc
I fenced to IS years in prison after
| jury had convicted him of steali
| $4,000 worth of whisky from an
habited dwelling.
] Roy Barger. 35, of McComb, and
y 5. Sewell, 35. North Baltimore, we
i killed when their auto was struck
\ train on a grade crossing ne
I Findlay.
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