Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-09-15

ONO canal at BarbertOn.
Columbus bricklayers were award
ed 81 121a cents an hour.
Sancomb Cutcher, As, Martins Fer
ry, was killed by a handcar.
Northwestern Ohio cabbage crop is
reported 80 per cent normal.
Charles Ballou, p, Newark, was
injured fatally when he fell out of
a tree.
NJohn Sherry of Bellaire was elect
ed president of the Ohio Association
of Elks.
| Samuel Kuest Hardt, 66, owner
and editor of the Port Clinton Pro-
gressive Times, is dead.
Six men are held by the Columbus
| police, charged with completely in
| 100 burglaries since spring.
| E. G. Shobe, owner of the Ideal
Electric company, Lima, filed a vol
untary bankruptcy petition.
Stella Korn, 81, a servant, died at
Youngstown from injuries inflicted
by assailants on a lonely road.
Greenhouses of George Sells at
Lancaster were destroyed by fire
with loss estimated at $4,000.
Hooking Power company, Athens,
! has announced a reduction IN COM
mercial and wholesale power rates.
DR.. John B., Kelson, new dean of
the College of Wooster, is recovering
| in Europe from an attack of typhoid
| fever.
Arthur Mccain was killed and
three others were injured when their
automobile turned over west of Co
| lumbus
Fire starting in Dr.. Charles Lisle's
| garage at Maplewood. Logan county,
burned his automobile and three ad-
| joining barns.
| Hundreds of Elks and their ladies
| attended the annual reunion and con-
vention of the Ohio Elks' association
at Cedar Point.
William Geissman, 20, Warren,
high school football star, died of in
| juries received in an automobile &C
| cident near Ashtabula.
/ Pay for union puddlers will be
7 1912 a ton during September and
! October as a result of the settlement
| reacneQ at YOUNGSTOWN.
DR.. o. NJ Kramer, penitentiary
physician, was removed by the war
den, who appointed DIR. Paul H.
Charlton to succeed Kramer.
| Simon Harrison, 81, farmer, living
near Coalton, Jackson county, was
gored to death by a bull when he
went into a field to milk cows.
Since last spring, the state prohi
| bition enforcement bureau secured
700 convictions for liquor law viola
tions, fines aggregating $147 600.
Murder and suicide was the ver-
dict of Coroner c. H. Kent in connec-
| ton with the deaths at Akron of
John Uskjak and Dumitru Tosciuk.
Walter Brockman, former private
detective, was found guilty in second
degree of the murder of Harlan
Brate, Lockland high school student.
John G. NJ. Scheerz, secretary of
the National Association of Harness
manufacturers, died at Cincinnati
following an operation for appendi-
citisE
Eight girls held on charge of de-
linquency slid down a rope made of
| bed clothes and escaped from the
second floor of the police station at
| Toledo.
Governor Davis granted a reprieve
to Joe Mack, committed from Sum-
NIT county for murder in the first
degree and sentenced to die in the
chair on Sept. 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. LeFevre, super
intendent and matron of the Ohio
Pythian home for children, Spring
field, rendered their designations to
the board of trustees.
A message was received from Rev.
| John Mccoy of Evanston, ILL.,, accept
ing the call to the pulpit of the First
Presbyterian church at Marysville,
succeeding Rev. Hugh l. Evans.
London waterworks system, oper-
ated by the London Waterworks COM
pany, has been sold to Frank R.
Bridgeman, London business man and
race horse owner. The plant will
be remodeled.
W. H. Holverstott, president of the
Marion chamber of commerce, was
elected president of the new hotel
company of Marion which plans to
erect the Hotel Harding, a $500, 900
! S-story structure.
Professor Joseph W. Madden. men,
ber of the faculty of the college of
law at Ohio State university for the
past four years, has resigned to be-
come dean of the law college at the
University of West Virginia.
Henri Clauss, so, Fremont manu-
facturer, was seriously cut and
bruised when an interurban car
struck his automobile Miss Flor
ence Clauss. IA, suffered cuts about
the arms and shoulders, and Mrs.
Clauss is suffering from shock.
Mrs. Cleo Kraft. 30, wife of John
Kraft, near Continental, Putnam
county, ended her life by forcing her
head between the top of an automo-
bile and one of the bows. strangling
herself. She was recently discharged
from state hospital for the insane.
John Moerlein, IS, president of the
Moerlein Brewing company, Cincin-
natl, died after long illness.
Potter kiln drawers went to work
at sebring. bringing to a close a
strike that has been in effect four
weeks.
Sentor Frank willis is spending
the congressional recess pitching
hay on the farm of his uncle, near
Delaware.
George C. Won Boseler, former pros
ecuting attorney of Lake county, was
killed at his home in Painesville
when he fell and a garden knife he
was carrying pierced his heart
James Ross, 30, found dead at
Youngstown with numerous stab
wounds, is believed to have been a
victim of the Black Hand.
John Corbin, As, and his wife Min.
nia 81 are dead as the result of huI.