Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-01-05
STATE SIFTINGS

ESSS dropped III cents d dozen anu
butter 10 cents a pound at Jackson.
New Methodist church at Cuyahoga
Falls was dedicated. 1t is a $225,O0O
structure.
Fire at Akron destroyed the Brown
Graves companys lumber warehouse
with $250,000 loss.
Main store of Gutthridge & Rand,
Youngstown, was gutted by fire. The
loss was placed at 5000.
Mason Evans, 70, prominent bank
er and business man of Youngstown,
died after protracted illness.
Charles E. Ellis, bookkeeper for
Clemens-Oskamp Jewelry company,
Cincinnati, is charged with embezzle
ment.
Peter S. Christensen, former police
chief of Lakewood, pleaded guilty to
a charge of unlawful possession Of
liquor.
Safeblowers cracked a safe in the
S. S. Kresge store at Cleveland and
got away with between $1,000 and
1000 in cash.
Officials announce that the princi-
pal highways in Ohio will be kept
free from snow this wiLter and open
for transportation.
Farmers from all counties of north
ern Ohio attended the annual meet
ing of the Cuyahoga county farm bu-
reau at Cleveland.
Noble Cliston, IA, of near Hubbard,
died in a hospital at Youngstown
from hydrophobia. He was bitten by
dog last month.
Fire, which caused injury to four
firemen, destroyed a factory building
of Breese Brothers company, roofers,
Cincinnati. Loss $50,000.
Bandits broke the glass in the
Pennsylvania railroad station door
at Wooster, worked the combination
of the safe and escaped with $575.
Delbert Born, 80, of Meeker, Ma
rion county, suffered broken thigh,
arm and shoulder trying to rescue
pet dog from the wheels Of an auto.
Population of the Ohio peniten-
tiary jumped to the unprecedented
mark of 1888, after two weeks in
transfers and paroles kept the fig
ures from advancing.
Charles r. Seifert, 81, was prob
ably fatally injured when, his jacket
catching in belt, he was whirled
around a rapidly revolving shaft at
an East Liverpool pottery.
J. H. Ellis, proprietor of hotel at
Circleville, reported to the police the
loss of a leather bag containing gov
ernment bonds valued at more than
$4,000 and valuable oil leases.
Iva Miller, 13, Akron, is dead, and
her cousin, Solomon Miller, Z, is re-
covering from injuries received when
| they were run down by an automo-
bile on their way home from school.
Wadsworth is $1,000 ahead as the
result of the arrest of four liquor
runners from Akron. One was fined
| $1,000 and costs, another $500, the
third 5000 and the fourth $100 and
COSTS
Clara Young, "a, was instantly
killed and Florence Price, II, was
seriously injured when struck by a
streetcar on a trestle at Cambridge
The girls were going to work when
run down.
Stanley Turner, IS, Lancaster, is
in a serious condition with bullet
| in his abdomen as result of the ac-
cidental discharge of rife in the
| hand of Harold Bolts. The boys
were hunting.
Body of Charles c. Gallagher, drug
| gist, was found on the car tracks of
! the Hartman line, near Columbus
Gallagher was robbed and murdered
and his body thrown on the tracks.
| police believe.
Demonstrating what he would do
in case of a burglars visit, William
| Grubb accidentally shot and fatally
wounded his daughter Thelma, 10, at
his home in Columbus The bullet
penetrated the girls neck
Three brothers, Nick, Dominic ana
Louis Mazzetenta. aged respectively
27, "a and %, and Fedele Vangelisto,
| 35, were drowned when a closed au-
tomobile plunged into the river at
Ashtabula. All of the bodies were
recovered.
One man was shot and another
captured after a battle between
patrolman and five alleged burglars,
surprised, police say, while they were
attempting to rob a grocery at Cleve-
| land. The wounded man gave the
name of Dennis Trodden.
With the Sandusky bay frozen over
from shore to shore and ice "mak-
| ing" at the rate of two or three
inches day. preparations are being
made at Sandusky for a natural ice
| harvest that will afford temporary
employment for several thousand
men and boys.
/ Plant of the Eilert Beverage COM
pany, Cleveland, was ordered closed
for one year by Federal Judge West
enhaver. Henry F. Eilert, president,
and several officers and employees
were indicted recently by the fed
eral grand jury for alleged unlawful
manufacture and sale of beer contain
| ing more than the prescribed one
half of I per cent alcohol.
An unidentified man leaped 80 feet
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trail viaduct, Cleveland.
Granville Mcfarland, "a, met death
by electrocution while operating
tire press in Springfield garage.
When the scaffolding around the
new womeu's building at Ohio State
university gave way, Paul Cary, so,
was killed and two other workers
injured.
Five armed bandits held up the
Steelton branch of the Citizens
Trust and Savings company at Co
lumbus and escaped in an auto with
$7,700 in cash.
Miss Clara McCombs of Struthers
died of injuries received when an au-
tomObile in which she was riding
| collided with another machine.
Mrs. Rose Casumano will go on
trial at Akron soon for the murder
of Joe Congeni, a roomer at the Ca