Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-01-12

nan of Youngstown as president
Trevor Keller, 27, Toledo, was
killed when a train hit his auto
One-dollar bills raised to look like
tens are in circulation in Marion.
Jay Hathaway, Z, Conneaut, was
fatally hurt in a coasting accident.
Harry Rank, patrolman, was named
first chief of police of Uhrichsville
as the town took on city form Of
government
Albert S. Malone, chief of police
at Bellaire for 20 years, resigned, full
filling his promise to quit if DEM
ocratic mayor was elected.
Scotch collie of Charles Drumm
led searchers to his body, where he
had bled to death, following a hunt
ing accident, near Canton.
Joseph Fackenthal was appointed
receiver in Ohio for the interests of
the Central Metal Products company
which has plant in Canton.
Donald D. Hoyt, mining engineer
of Chillicothe, was killed in an Alas
kan snowslide, according to word re-
ceived by his brother, DR.. T. c. Hoyt.
Hugh Nichols and wife were shot
and killed at the home of Fred Ber-
hoe, Portsmouth. Curtis NJ. With
crow, 35, is charged with the crime.
James Pearson, 48, colored, was
shot and killed while he was beating
his wife at their home in Cincinnati.
1t is said a relative fired the fatal
shot.
More than a score of city blocks
were flooded and hundreds of resi-
dents alarmed by the bursting of
water main on Central avenue Cleve-
land.
Two sons, the fourth set of twins,
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Kohler at Martins Ferry, making the
score five boys and five girls in their
| family.
Fire destroyed two business build
ings at Napoleon with loss of $780,
600. Meyers drug store and the
Brown & Meyerholts dry goods store
were gutted.
| Three bandits escaped with $4,000
from the Foreign Exchange bank Of
Frank Mastroianni at Youngstown
after slugging, binding and gagging
the cashier.
H. S. Alticks, So, treasurer and
manager of fertilizer company at
| Greenville, committed suicide by
firing a bullet through his heart He
had been in i'll health.
Evelyn Proctor, Is, Warren, con-
fessed to police, they said, that she
tossed her newborn baby girl in a
furnace fire because "she didn't want
anyone to know about it,"
Building operations projected dur
ing 1921 in Cincinnati exceeded those
of 1920 by $4,5OO,O0O and those Of
1919 by $7,4OO,O00, according to the
report of the building commissioner
Charles Andrews, brother of AS
sistant Adjutant General T. E. An
drews, was instantly killed at the
plant of the Marion Steam Shovel
company when a casting fell on him.
Jerry Rosati, u, an only child.
hanged himself from the beams of
the cellar of his home in Barberton
when his mother reproved him for
overindulgence in sweetmeats and
nuts.
Eastern Ohio coal operators de-
cided they would not confer with
mine union officials in Pittsburgh
this week over a renewal of the four
state agreement, which expires
March 81.
John J. Troutman, who shot and
killed Hardman Wake, formerly of
Cincinnati was fined 5000 and costs
and sentenced to six months impris-
onment by Judge w. S. Harlan at
Hamilton.
Miss Eileen Vollman, 20, Of Ra-.
VIENNA, and Howard Sauers of Akron
are in a hospital as the result of in
juries received when an electric car
hit the automobile in which they
were riding.
OF the 8457 arrests made at Co.
lumbus during the year 1,49S were
for drunkenness, and 1,037 persons
were charged with violations of one
or more of the statutes prohibiting
| LrdIlC III SIrOnS waters.
Three robbers tied up two men
and two women employees of the Met
ropolitan theater, Cleveland, and
while one stood guard with re-
volver the other two robbed the safe
of $1,S63 and escaped.
Stacy & Braun, the Toledo bond
house which heads the banking syn
dicate that purchased the $20.000,000
of Ohio soldier bonus bonds last
week. placed the bonds on the mar
ket and report a big demand
A proposal for a ive-day and 40
hour week, with a 10 per cent in
crease in wages, was made to the
5000 employees of the A. Nash COM
pany, wholesale tailors of Cincinnati,
by Arthur Nash, president of the
company.
First act of F. G. Roberts, Iron
tons city solicitor, upon assuming
his office was to file an affidavit
against the United Gas Fuel COM
pany, charging it with contempt for
failure to obey the recent order Of
the court of appeals to reduce its
rate to 271a cents per thousand cubic
feet.
With her mother in a hospital, An
toinette Mannahala, 4, Steubenville,
was fatally burned at home.
AS a result of the refusal of the
carpenters to accept an offer of 95
cents pay an hour, the Master Build
ers' association of Greater Cincinnati
has agreed to conduct its, business
on the open shop plan.
w. Albert Davis of Painesville,
state director of the budget and, as
such. assistant director of finance,
was appointed director of finance by
Governor Davis to succeed Floyd E.
Waite. The new director was auditor
of Lake county for five terms.
Helen. the four-year-old daughter
of G. V. Gemmel, was crushed to
death under the wheels of an auto
mobile at Alliance.