Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-13
Fire destroyed the Robinson grain

Newark streetcar fare was increased
from to cents by an ordinance
passed by council.
Ohio Masonic home, Springfield,
purchased 6S acres of land adjoining
the home grounds.
Lawrence county officials confscat-
ed 10000 worth Of whisky in a raid
on a farm south Of IrontOn-
Discouraged because Of financial re-
verses, John Black, farmer near De-
fiance, committed suicide by shooting
himself
Martin Beagle, SO, FindIay, was
seriously burned when a house in
which he was lying seriously i'll was
destroyed by fire.
Vestry of Christ Episcopal church,
Warren, has issued a call to Rev. Ru-
doIph E. Shuts of st. James Me-
mortal church, Pittsburgh.
While examining a revolver at the
home of some friends at Youngstown,
Raymond Cont was shot in the right
hip and perhaps crippled for life.
John OFT, so, meat dealer of Copley
Center, 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
To-edo caused damage estimated at
$15O,00O.
Amendments to present city ordi-
nances which would provide Jail SEN
tences for gamblers will be proposed
in the recodification of Akron's mu-
nicipal laws.
| Charges made by the Akron Church
federation that police are protecting
dens Of vice in that city may be
brought before the next grand jury
for Investigation.
Two youthful unmasked bandits got
away with part of the pay roll, esti-
mated at $3.50, of the Berry Brothers
bolt works, at Columbus, in a holdup
of Office attaches.
Forty-five automobiles and approx
mately AZ cases Of liquor seized by
prohibition agents were ordered con
fscated and sold by Federal Judge
Westenhaver az Cleveland.
Decision to become a candidate for
United States senator to succeed At
lee Pomerene has been made by Con.
gressman John G. Cooper, Republi
can, of the Nineteenth district.
Charles Reese. 40, residing alone
on his farm three miles from New
Matamoras, Washington county, was
found murdered when brother Wis
tied his house. Robbery was the mo
tive.
Carl Wehbold, s, may die from &
rifle bullet wound in his skull, acci
dentally inflicted when he was in
specting a 22-caliber rife in the
hands of Albert Morris, IA, at Uh
richsville.
j. Patrick Quinn, 56, one of the
owners of the Tabor Coal company'E
mine, near New Philadelphia, prob
ably was fatally injured by a prema
ture explosion of powder. A fragment
of coal fractured his skull.
R. R. Beetham, speaker of the mex
Ohio house of representatives, au
thorized the announcement thai
Harry M. Carpenter Of Jefferson
county had been appointed chairman
of the finance committee of the lower
house.
w. w. Sly, president, and George J
Tanner, vice president of the w. w
Sly Foundry company, Cleveland
were murdered near the plant by five
pay roll bandits, who escaped will
$4,000 in cash after holding up thu
two men.
Isaac w. Arnold, 3S, automobil,
and implement dealer of Raymond
Union county. accused of passing
worthless paper amounting to NOR,
than 100000, pleaded guilty and wa
sentenced to an indeterminate tern
in the penitentiary.
General George W. GoetnaIs accept
ed the invitation of Governor-elec
Davis to visit Columbus for a confer
ence relative to taking charge of tn
reorganization of the state highwa,
department. Davis told him to com
as soon as possible after Jan. 10.
General John C. Speaks was name
grand marshal of the Inauguration
day parade, Jan. 10 at Columbus. Hi
first act was to name as an aid Majo
, G. A. Hamburger, Lancaster, for 4
, years an aid on the staff of gran
marshals of Inauguration parades.
Mrs. Anna Mackall, a divorcee, an
NJ. H. Heidrich, said to have been a
admirer, were found dead in tn
woman's home at Toledo. Mrs Mao
kali had been killed by blows on tn
{ head. The man was dead as the re
suit of a self-in1icted pistol wound.
: According to a decision at a confer
ence of gas and city officials, DaytO
is to pay the Dayton Gas compan!
supplied by the Logan Gas compan!
5 SO cents q thousand for the first 500
: feet of natural gas; So cents thol
7 sand for the next 5000 and SO cent
: a lnONodIU IOI Inc ASAI O,OOO, Will
l all consumed in excess of $4,000 fee
4 a month will cost 81 a thousand. Da.
ton now pays 3411a cents a THOUSAND
, Republic Rubber corporation {
r Youngstown will resume operation
, in the near future.
Mrs. Julia Birch, Al, Akron, wa
. shot in the neck by one Of four me
: who held up her home.
t A masked bandit entered a rool
in a hotel at Sherwood, near Defanc,
S and robbed Il card players of $3.50.
1 Youngstown police are followin
r what they think is a Black Han
trail in seeking the slayers of Ca
t De Angelo, slain while on his wa
r home from visit to the home {
o Frank Anderson, who had been kille
by robbers.
j. Because he was slow in raising HI