Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-04-06
STATE SIFTINGS.

postmaster at London.
Samuel ]. Vantine, SO, has retired
as fire chief at Dennison.
Fred ]. Seeger, %, Columbus, was
Killed in an auto accident.
Temple theater, Toledo, was rob-
bed OF $1,100 by cracksmen.
At Findlay, Miss Mona Parks. II,
was killed by an automobile.
Fire at Springfield damaged the
store of Pierce & Co., stationers.
j. Howard Wetmore of Marion was
appointed consul to Breslau
Newark school children have ac-
cumulated $2,6O9 in savings banks SO
far this year.
James Frye, So, miner, was injured
severely by a fall of slate in mine
near GAINESVILLE.
Richard l.. Hertzer was arrested at
Bucyrus, charged with operating a
picture show on Sunday.
Safe crackers who blew two safes
in the Gayety theater, Cleveland, es
capped with more than $1,000
Mrs. lgnatz Braund, A. Cleveland,
mother of two children. committed
suicide by jumping into Lake Erie.
Building trades council of Cleve-
land rejected the offer of employers
to arbtrate the wage controversy.
First passenger boat service for the
1922 season between Cleveland and
Detroit will start about April 10.
Six-year-old Robert Keller was run
down and killed by an automobile
while on his way to school at Cleve
land.
Mrs. Lura Bolster, IS, died from
burns received when fire destroyed
her home in North Claridon, Geauga
county.
Two armed bandits held up Harry
! Danes, collector for chain of gro-
Gerry stores at Toledo, and escaped
with $1,000.
Fire caused damages estimated at
Brothers Wholesale Novelty COM
pany at Toledo.
Thieves broke into the dry goods
store of Edward Pusch at Sandusky
and hauled clothing valued at $4,000
away in a truck.
George W Carl. celebrated his 103d
birthday anniversary at the home OF
his daughter, Miss Belle Jones, at
Washington C., H.
A bronze monument of Peace, to
honor veterans of the Civil war, will
soon be erected at the north entrance
to the state house grounds, Columbus,
Joseph Steinman. SO. Toledo, for
mer restaurateur, was found dead al
the entrance to his home. His neck
was broken when he fell down stairs
Joseph Monroe. as, of Vinton Fur
mace, Scioto county, took his own
life by sending a bullet through his
body. Ill health was given as the
motive.
Following quarrel at their home
in Columbus, Mrs. Mary Bare, 80, shot
and killed her husband, Lemuel Bare
brakeman. and surrendered to the
police.
Plant and stock of the ]. B. Wilson
Cigar Manufacturing company, Be
thesda. and two buildings, were de
stroyed by fire. entailing a loss oi
S75 900.
At Cleveland Frank Szucs, Al
slashed the throats of his two young
sons, then killed himself One boy
died soon after and the other is il
critical condition.
Louis T. Nein of Middletown, treas
urer of Butler county, announced
himself as candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for state treasurer
at the August primaries.
Ruth Griss, 6, was accidental.
hanged at Toledo when she fell from
small tree in the rear of her par
ents' home Her coat caught on ;
branch and twisted about her neck
F. w. Marcolin, Cleveland, secre
tary of the Ohio division of the Ma
tional Association Opposed to Pro
hibition, filed with Secretary of STATE
Smith a proposed beer and light wint
amendment to the Ohio constitution
Emil Sidlak, so, Cleveland, diet
from wounds he sustained "a hour
before when he was struck by an au
tomobile and, according to the police
, left in the gutter to die when he re
fused to accept $50 from the drive
, of the car if he would forget abou
the accident"
Lieutenant Governor Clarence J
, Brown filed declaration of his car
didacy for the Republican nomination
for secretary of state. Brown is tn
owner and publisher of the Star-Re
I publican at Blanchester. He serve
, as statistician under Secretary O
State Hildebrand before his electio
to the Office of lieutenant governor.
Dewey Britton, %. farmer resit
ing near Torch. Athens county, sho
! to death his mother-in-law, Mrs. Ro
Clarke, so, and his wife, Mary Brit
, ton. II, and then ended his own lif
with a shotgun. The shooting occur
= red at Brittons home, his wife, froI
:. whom he had been separated. and hi
q mother-in-law having come there t
Y arrange for division of the house
|. hold effects.
= Trials of C. L. Chute, Perry count
: auditor, and A. B Armstrong, deput
auditor, charged with forgery. wer
set at New Lexington for April an
t "a, respectively.
t Elisha A. Tinker, 48. a Republica
:. member of the Ohio public utilitie
: commission, died suddenly at Colun
: bus. He was former member c
r the legislature from Ross county.
After a petition with 3.4S2 name
4 requesting that the daylight savin
n ordinance be allowed to remain e
i fective against 400 names asking tha
the ordinance be repealed, Newar
council failed to take any action.
e Mrs. Minnie Darby. SO, one of tn
+ founders of the First Congregations
n church, Lorain, died after lingerin
n illness.
.. Miss Mona Mogle, cashier in a re,
q taurant operated by her mother q
Eoe+orio plnadnd pI1iltv IN bov;,o :,