Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-09-22


Antonio Stasiele, 80, jobless, killed
himself at Steubenville.
l.. A. Rooms. for y years postmas-
ter at Masslllon, is dead.
East Liverpool citizens will vote on
a $25O,G00 school bond issue.
Body Of unidentified man was
washed ashore at Vermillion.
Eastern Ohio mines are operating
at only 20 per cent of capacity.
Steel mills and brick and tile
plants are resuming in the Dover
field
At Bellaire, Joe Massi, "a, was sho.
and killed by his brother Frank dur
ing quarrel.
Mrs. Newton D. Baker, rs, mother
of Former Secretary of War Baker,
died at Cleveland.
Mrs. Anna Eifert, 45, Lancaster,
died of ptomaine poisoning after eat
ing canned salmon.
Fred n. GOosman of Toledo was
elected president of the Music Mer-
chants association of Ohio.
National Cash Register company,
Dayton, increased its capital stock
from $15.000,00 to $30,000,0 900.
Fire did damage estimated at $685.
600 to the Ewing building at Find
lay. Two stores were heavy losers.
Charles ]. Anthony, "a, for 20
years state secretary of the Catholic
Knights of >Ohio. died at Cleveland.
Truancy courts will be opened in
Cleveland to try runaways in the
presence of parents and alibi wit
nesses.
Two grams of radium, valued at
$250,000, will be shown at the Cincin-
natl health exposition the week of
Oct. Is.
Governor Davis removed from Of
fee Mayor Herbert A. Atherton of
Newark, on the charge of gross neg
lect of duty.
Police arrested Helen Miller and
Donabelle Clark. both 81, of Detroit,
in mems clothing, hiding in a San
dusky residence.
Right Rev. Joseph Schrembs, for
merly bishop of Toledo, was installed
as the fifth bishop of the Catholic
| diocese of Cleveland.
Tiffin city officials will investigate
charges that policemen furnished
rum runners with advance informa-
tion concerning raids
Wearing extreme low-neck dresses
and short sleeves by girl pupils were
placed under the ban at St. Bernard's
/ ioJ
When a 107foot ditch caved in at
Dayton. c. Orth, 35, city employe,
was killed and c. Parker, 80, colored,
was probably fatally injured.
Mayor Walter H. Scheu of Dover
was found not guilty of receiving in
toxicating liquor in the Jacob Fon-
driest coffee house at Dover.
Weekday religious education for
school children as approved by the
/ board of education will be put into
effect in Tiffin churches Oct g.
Northern district of the Evangel-
ical Lutheran joint synod of Ohio
will conduct its annual convention at
Marion the weGs beginning Oct. 5.
Rev. Father Clement Beckmeyer,
| AZ. pastor of Holy Rosary Catholic
church at St Marys, Auglaize coun-
ty, died at Lima after an operation.
| Bert NEEDLES. so, Leesburg town
ship (Union county, farmer, commit
ted suicide by hanging himself He
had grown respondent over i'll health.
Explosion of a moonshine still ana
boiling jelly caused two of the 20
deaths in Ohio during August which
the state fire marshal's Office attrib-
utes to fire.
Milk producers have unanimously
agreed to market their product in
the Cincinnati distributing territory
on a cooperative basis. thus doing
away with the middleman.
| Mrs William Kehr was burned,
probably fatally, when gasoline ex-
ploded while she was filling a tank
on a stove at her home in Bellaire.
Two children were injured.
Portage county commissioners
have adopted a resolution requiring
prisoners in Jail for nonpayment of
fines and costs to work out their
fines on roads at $15O day.
General Manager F. w. Coen of
the Lake Shore Electric railway an
nounced that the road carried ap-
proximately 100000 less passengers
in July this year than in the same
month in 1920.
Two unidentified negroes entered
the home of Dan Carla, farmer, liv-
ing near Middletown. and snatched a
7-weeks old baby from its crib, later
dropping it in corn field when pur-
sued by the mother.
Andrew Celezic. 80. was shot to
! death at Cleveland following an ar
gument which arose when Celezic re-
fused to return to the alleged slayer
an automobile so that the latter's
wife could go riding.
An indictment charging Edward
Franks with first degree murder was
returned at Wooster. Franks. who is
| in the Lima hospital for the criminal
insane. is charged with numbering
| his father. Zachariah Franks
Ohio's corn crop this year will be
approximately 146.0O0,000 bushels. al
most 100000 bushels more than the
average crop for the past five years.
the September crop report of the
| state-federal agricultural statisticiau
reports.
Hayden Garfield, garage owner.
shot and killed Mrs Glen Drury at
Youngstown. then turned the re-
volver on himself and committed
suicide.
Bishop I. w Ross of Washington,
assisted by Rev. B. F. Lee of Wilber-
force, dedicated st. PauTs A. NJ. F..
church at Lima, brick edifice cost
ing $4,000.
Charles Schultz, one of the three
convicted postoffice bandits who es-
capped from the Lucas county jai
Labor day, was captured in the attic
| of a farmhouse near CriSSy q 12