Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-04-13
Mayor of Crooksville G


war veteran, committed suicide by
drinking poison.
DR.. ]. NJ. Vance of Wooster college
urges a new Bible, edited along
newspaper lines"
Congressman Charles S. Knight
and others of Akron have purchased
the Springfield Daily Sun.
Seven men were painfully injured
at Sandusky when handcar collided
with small gasoline propelled
"speeder."
Howard Hamilton, %, a teacher of
the Parkinson school in Wayne town
ship. Muskingum county, is mysteri-
ously missing.
At Youngstown the residence Of
Louis Adovasto, a contractor, was
damaged by, the explosion of dyna-
mite bomb. No clue.
Plant of the Canton Sheet Steel
company, which has been closed for
some time, will reopen April II, Cen
erai Manager {. w Villes announced.
Sheep men declare that because of
the low price of wool and the number
of dogs, there now are 5000 fewer
sheep in Athens county than a year
ago.
Union miners of Athens county
have been promised a share in the
balance of s55, 900 in the Athens coun-
ty war chest for relief work among
their families.
j. B. Hause. who is alleged to have
defrauded banks in several cities of
approximately 100000 within year,
is under arrest at Youngstown. He is
wanted at Cleveland.
Officials of the Mine Workers
union announced that all union min
ers in Ohio joined the general strike
to enforce new wage contracts. About
10000 men walked out
Charles Papenfus and Edward Sell
benaller, both of Fostoria, are
charged in an affidavit filed at Find
lay with interfering with prohibition
officers in a recent liquor raid.
Upon his plea of guilty to second
degree murder, John Azzarello was
sentenced at Cleveland to life impris-
onment in connection with the slay-
ing of Samuel Marano, July Z, 1920.
Niles Publishing company has ap-
piled for incorporation papers. The
company will publish the Evening
Register at Niles, the first issue of
which is expected to appear this
month.
One hundred Ohioans have been
killed and 16S crippled as result of
| fires since Jan. 1, according to State
Fire Marshal Dykeman. The March
casualties were SO dead and 49 Grip.
pied
President Harding and several
members of his cabinet, several gov.
ernors and mayors, have been invited
to attend the opening of the Ironton-
Russell bridge over the Ohio river,
April 21.
Fire at Elyria destroyed the E. G
Davidson garage, Brown Battery com.
pany, Pallas Brothers Electrical
store, Benny Sign company and the
Reed Furniture Manufacturing com
pany's store. Loss s75,0Oe.
Seven persons were overcome by
smoke and nearly score of others
were carried down fire ladders to
safety when fire swept the Adler
Cloak and Suit companys store,
Cleveland, entailing a loss of S75,000
While his wife was lying in bed
asleep at Middletown. Ambrose
Watts, who claims to have been
dreaming, shot her through the head
The report of the shot, he said, awak-
tened him and he found his wife dead
at his side.
William Jamison, gas and oil man
| is believed to have been fatally in.
jured when his automobile was struck
by a train near Ashville, ,Pickaway
county. He is in a Lancaster hos
pital. James Smoke and wife were
also injured.
A. B. Chase Piano company of Nor
walk has been consolidated with the
Emerson Piano company If Boston
and the Lendeman & Sons Company
of New York, in a million dollar con.
cern, to be known as the United Pi
ano company.
Calvin Laird 70. of 'Fostoria, filed
suit against Seville Laird, his wife
in which he asks that she be ordered
to provide him with home and main.
tain him. The petition states his wife
owns a large tract of land west OF
| Tiffin. Laird contends he is too old
to work
Charles C.. Gallagher, druggist, was
murdered for the money he carried
on Dec. 26. last, by Jacob Deckerling
aged 10, and his brother-in law, Jesse
Hazlett, according to confession
made by the former to Columbus po
lice. Gallagher's body was found
south of Columbus on the above date
Governor Davis appointed an advis
ory board for the division of censor
ship as follows: Mrs. w. H. Sharp
former president of the Ohio Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs; Joseph
Schonthal, manufacturer and philan
thropist, and Robert H. Schryver
president of the Citizens Trust and
Savings bank. All are citizens of Co
lumbus They will serve without pay
Edward Schmidt, 20, and Charles
Harrison, 81, former employees oi
Proctor & Gamble, Cincinnati. are
charged with embezzlement of $4,000
of. the firms money.
Two suits to test the right of s.
probate judges in Ohio to collect ad
ditional salaries resulting from inher
itances tax proceedings wern pre-
pared at Cincinnati for filing in the
supreme court.
Henry Zenner, Athens merchant
has been made Athens county chair
man in drive to raise 100000 for the
proposed Ohio university alumni me-
mortal hnildinP.
Trapped by two women in a house
which he had intended to rob, An
thony Gahl, 20, who has long police
record, was arrested at Cincinnati.
State Senator c. w. King, Repub