The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-18
G0EGLEIN
W|LLL0SE
EY'ESGnl'
VICTIM OF BUCYRUS
TRAGEDY WuW
Young Mahood's Body -
Route to WheeGns-Bondss
Identified By Bankers

Leonard Goeglein, who w1S -
yerely wounded In the exploot0
'Bucyrus, Ohio, in which Frank -
hood. also OF Benwood, WaS killed Map
be totally blind. physicians bcliey
This information came 1t ] oeloqs
this morning in q telephone mA61oGo
from the sheriff at BucyruS. Co
Goegletn's hands was blown or 60
eve blown out and tho other eyo ~
jured SO severely that phyGtctA1e -.
not believe the sight can be Ave4
Goeglein is in the hospital at Bucyru4
1t is thought now that be. Win I've.
None OF his relatives have visited M !
the sheriff stated. ~
The county official stated over tAS
telephone that he talked with Goe4
lein again yesterday. Goegietn. -
said, still refused to disclose anythMN
whatever concerning the accident ofi
robberies in which money and ooneS
found In the wrecked stHbles = b1H
posed to have been takenf The Ghar5m
stated that he hoped to got sons -
formation from Goegiein soon ~
Bonds Ids1tt4sd.
Officials Of the bank At Nova q
the official said yesterday idene
$4,000 worth Of Liberty bonds fo1n
the debris at the scene OF the e1pic
as part Of the loot secured n ths
bank robbery last week.
A lot Of the Nova bank loot, he
T.. still missing, however. The -
who looted the Nova bank secufe
tween $4,000 and $4,000 IN bon14
sum of $500 in stamps was aleq
Officials at Bucyrus are holotA
automobiles which were found -
shed where MAhood and GoegtNn
blown up. Goeglein has admits
he owned one of the Cara
Special to The IntsligenceS.
/ BucYaUs, Ohio, July 1f.0T61,2 -
Of Frank Mahood, BenWood. W. Va. -
killed yesterday in an sxpsosion N -
old shed where bank rc0bsrs Az ~
lieved to have stored areomobHse ane.
money. left here this Afternoon 1os
Wheeling. W. Va The body Was caAm-
ed by james R Mahoo& OF BouWooo. ~
uncle Of the dead man
Leonard Goeglein the other viedm -
the accident. remains in tho BucyruS hcoe3
pitaI. His condition Ii SAID 70 D ret1
serious from the effect Of the bisStf
which tore OF his hand and put out o.
eve. It Is feared that he may not re-s
cover. y
Bankers Of Nova. Ohio. To-Day idsAtis..
fed a number Of Liberty bonds founa ~
the wreckage Of the shed whefe Aa1ooe
was killed and Goegiein wounded -
bonds stolen in the Nova bank ro6oesz
last week. Bankers from Aafpotef. -
Napoleon are expected Friday morning
10 Try to identify other bonds. vef say.
ing stamps and currency. Roooedee
occurred within the past tVo weeks -,
the banks in those towns.
Goeglein has stoutly refused 30 taig;
concerning the explosion. and becAae4
of his attitude, the police have beee1
the explosion. They still hold 70 the
opinion that II was a blast Of exploGtvo
such as is used in blowing safes. ~
James r. Mahood 10 expected tol az
rive at o'clock from BucyruA Ohte,;
with the body Of Frank Aahoo6 no
funeral arrangements can Be made unHt
the body arrives. t5S{
Considerable anxiety was felt ilee1f
yesterday afternoon when report 81
/ into circulation that Goeglein. tcN ~
died from the effects Of his wounds. III
report, evidently was not true. ~.
Much sympathy 10 felt throuGhoot tt
| hood which Is one Of the oldest anA
| most respected families Of Benvood. -
! dead man leaves a wife and three yoaAe
, children Mildred. Joe and Myrtle; hso
mother, the widow Of the late ex-nayOe
Joseph Mahood, Of Benwood. And The
following sisters and brothers: Mn j.
H. McClelland. Of this city: Mrk l. =
Reister. Of Washington; ArA y. J. ff9S.
cey. Bellaire: Mrs. ". A. Hun. 3o6o1
| Run; Misses Sue and Nellie Nah604, ~
home; Rev. James Mahood, Denver. Oil
| George Mahood. Wayne, Pa and Everett
Mahood. with the American expeditoos
nry forces In Franco ..f -