Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-08-18
John D. Connen, 20, Delaware. aleL

Joe Bayouse, 45, was killed in
mine near Bridgeport by a fall OF
rock.
Edward Kidd. who claimed to be
108 years of age, died of sunstroke
at Bellaire
City Auditor C. F. Riser of Find
| lay resigned to accept position un-
der the state auditor
Trainmen of the Ohio Electric rail
way are voting on a wage proposal
submitted by the company.
AT Toledo a masked bandit threw
acid in the face of Mrs Clarena Wag-
ner. Her home was ransacked.
Extensive fruit interests in Erie
county suffered severely from the
windstorm which swept over the dis
trict
j. R. Howard, president of the
American Farm Bureau federation,
will speak at farm picnic at Xenia
Aug 20.
Governor and Mrs. Harry l.. Davis
will be honor guests at the Madison
County Farmers club picnic at Lon
don Aug. IS.
Washington c. II. board of healtl
ordered the Baltimore and Ohio
stock pens removed from the city
without delay.
A mail pouch. believed to contain
upward of $4,000 in currency and jew
els. was stolen from Postal Substs
tion E at Cleveland.
Poisoning which developed from,
an insect bite. received while bath
ing. caused the death of Miss Irene
| Shook, IA, New Cumberland.
Mike Kiscar was burned to death
and four companions hurt in a forest
near Jacobsburg, Belmont county
when a moonshine outfit exploded.
The secret marriage is reported of
Thomas H. Wells, Youngstown mil
lionaire, to Miss Marion Poevie OF
New York, former war worker, on
! June %.
Incomes of southern Ohio farmers
were not one-fourth as great last
year as they were in 1919, according
to a survey made by state university
economists.
Thirty persons in all were killed
] in Ohio during July by fire or fire
causes. according to State Fire Mar
shall Dykeman. Thirteen of thes.
were children.
E. Tracey, railroad detective, was
badly burned about the head and
eyes by carbolic acid and was shot
in the left hand during an encounter
with thieves at Weston.
Tiffin school children are to be dis
missed one period each Thursday for
religious instruction at different
churches, according to the plan
adopted by the board of education.
Emerson Beeghley, 5, of Dayton
suffered a fractured skull and Law
renee Denison, %, was bruised when
the commercial airplane in which
they were riding fell 500 feet, near
Xenia.
| Eliza Walls, so, under indictment
for assault on his 14-year-old daugh-
ter Marie, last January. was killed
at Ironton in a gun battle with Sher-
iff c. w. Dement, and deputies, w .
were seeking to arrest him.
| Former Judge S. L. Black of Co
lumbus is defendant in suit fled at
Marietta by his brother-in-law, Lakin
| c. Taylor of Pittsburgh. in which he
charges that Black swindled him oul
of S1,1OO,OOO worth of stock.
Five men were wounded in a gun
battle following a whisky trial at
| Proctorville. The wounded are: Alta
| Pine. farmer. shot five times; John
Smith, Harry Pine, Ollie Edwards
and another man whose name was
not learned.
plot to swindle man out OF
$4,000 in cash through the sale to
him of a fake counterfeiting ma
| chine was frustrated at Akron, ac-
cording to the police, when the al.
legged swindler was arrested and his
device confiscated.
Unemployment conditions in the
larger cities of the state showed lit
tie if any improvement during the
past week. according to the weekly
report of George F. Miles, chief OF
the division of labor statistics of the
4 department of industrial relations.
Damage to the amount of 100000
is asked by ]. B. Childe, trustee i'll
bankruptcy of of the Spencer Metal
Products company of Spencer, in a
damage suit filed by him in federal
court at Cleveland, naming as de-
PENDANTS a number OF corporations.
Governor Davis announced that 1St
penitentiary prisoners now engaged
in highway construction will be
taken back to the idle house and re
placed by regularly employed work
ing men. He is opposed to employ
ment of convicts on highways at this
time
Nine men are under arrest at Can
ton in connection with the murder of
August G. Hahn, 50, and the wound
ing of Edward Marling, AS. The vic
tins were shot by seven mon who
pointed revolvers at - players in a
card game at a cottage near Meyers
Lake park.
Nels Jansen, 3S, was killed by a
train at a crossing in Columbus.
Miss Rosbel Loney, teacher in the
London high school, has accepted a
position as examiner under State Au-
ditor Tracey.
Ordered deported to central Eu-
rope, Mrs Frances Bosner. now in
jail at Canton, says she prefers to re-
main and face charge of numbering
her husband.
Out of 2,200 students at Athens for
the regular summer term of siA
weeks. 80 school teachers have reg
istered for the continuation term at
Ohio university.
Toledo Moose lodge is $4,000 in
arrears as result of entertaining
the recent national convention OF
Moose lodges, a filed report shows.
Hooking county's Red Cross has
collected more than $500 childrens S
! garments mostly new, and some