Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-06


mortal church, Pittsburgh.
Mary Thompson, u, Waynesburg,
and Fern Baker, Cleveland, may die |
as the result of injuries received in |
auto accidents at Canton.
John OFT, so, meat dealer Of Copley !
CeRler, near Akron, was beaten. |
bound and gagged by two bandits,
who robbed him Of $500 and escaped
Frightened by an approaching auto.
mobile while coasting in Youngstown,
James Corrigan jumped, but was
crushed beneath the wheels of the
car
Fire caused by the explosion of a
transformer in the boiler room of the
Yaryan Heating company's plant at
Toledo caused damage estimated at
$15O,OOO.
Ell Criswell, collector for chain of
grocery stores at Canton was at.
tackled on the street, beaten, chloro-
formed and robbed of 81 900 in money
and checks.
Very Rev Michael " BaIogh, Sc.
supervising head of the 35 Hungarian
Greek Catholic churches in America.
died at his home in Cleveland OF
pneumonia.
Governor Cox appointed Judge
Charles H Kyle, Xenia, Republican,
a member of the state board of elem
ency to succeed Randolph W. Walton,
Columbus, resigned.
Leonard Houseberg, "a, was shot
and instantly killed near Mansfield
when a rabbit knocked down and dis.
charged a gun that had been placed
| against q tree stump.
George Riester, engineer, was killed
and eight persons were injured when
an eastbound passenger train on the
Big Four railroad was deraiIed neal
Ansonia. Three passenger cars turned
over.
Two $4,000 Christmas gifts were
received at Wittenberg. college, one
from Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Pitney
of Leipsic and the other from a TIC,
Iedo business man, whose name was
withheld.
For the second time within three
weeks Jack AudrieIle was attacked al
Alliance. He was walking along the
street near mis- home when three
shots were fired at him. He fell seri
ously wounded.
Mrs. Emily Van Derveer died at
her home in Hamilton of general de
bility, aged so. She was the widow
of General Ferdinand Van Derveer, a
soldier of distinction in the Mexican
and civil wars, who died in 1892.
Isaac w. Arnold, SO, automobile
and implement dealer of Raymond
| Union county, accused of passing
worthless paper amounting to more
than 100000, pleaded guilty and was
sentenced to an indeterminate term
in the penitentiary.
Extra compensation in excess OF
100000, covering the last six months
Of 1920. were made to all employees OF
the Columbus industries, including
the Ohio State Journal and Columbus
Dispatch, controlled by Robert F
Wolfe and Harry P. Wolfe.
General George w. GOethals accept
ed the invitation of Governor-eleci
Davis to visit Columbus for a confer
ence relative to taking charge Of the
reorganization Of the state highway
department Davis told him to come
as soon as possible after Jan 10.
General John c. Speaks was named
grand marshal of the inauguration
day parade. Jan. 10 at Columbus. His
first act was to name as an aid Major
G. A HambeTger, Lancaster, for A
years an aid on the staff Of grand
marshaIs of Inauguration parades.
Mrs. Anna Mackall, a divOrcee, anC
M. H. Heidrich, said to have been al
admirer, were found dead in the
woman's home at Toledo Mrs Mac
kali had been killed by blows on tht
head. The man was dead as the re
suit of a self-inficted pistol wound.
Ned w. Tiger, mayor of Mt Vernon
pleaded guilty to a charge of assauI
, and battery on Milan irvine, board
, ing house proprietor. The charge re
suited from an alleged altercatiol
: over erection by Irvine of a "spitr
: fence" Ilger's case was continued
Food supply on Kellys Island, nov
cut off from connection with tn
, mainland with navigation closed, wa
l reduced when fire destroyed tn
: Frank Reinheimer general store, on
of two places which supply the so
1 islanders with their winter prov
sions. Loss $4,000.
s Patrolman Victor E. Swickard sho
t and killed Edward Bection, negro
4 when the latter pointed a pistol a
< him in Columbus restaurant. TroJ
2 BILE originated over the attempt c
4 Deputy Sheriff Foster to arrest Mrs
r Carrie Bection, wife of the man late
: slain, for alleged unlawful furnishin
of booze.
: Fire destroyed the Robinson graf
elevator at Deshler.
s Martin Beagle, SO, Findlay, wa
! seriously burned when a house
l. which he was lying seriously i'll wa
destroyed by fire.
S Amendments to present city ord
e nances which would provide jail sci
n tences for gamblers will be propose
h in the recodification of Akron's mi
nicipal laws.
d Charges made by the Akron Churc
n federation that police are protectin
e dens of vice in that city may b
/ brought before the next grand jur
for investigation.
i Floyd Taylor, q, miner, was kille
= by a train near Uhrichsville.
Discouraged because of financial r
s. verses, John Black, farmer near D
S fance, committed suicide by shOotin
himself
g Forty-five automobiles and approx
q mately 42 cases of liquor seized b
& prohibition agents were ordered CO.
5, fscated and sold by Federal Judg
Westenhaver at Cleveland
a Decision to become a candidate fC
l. United States senator to succeed A
r lee Pomerene has been made by Co
s gressman John G. Cooper, Republ
/. can, Of the Nineteenth district.