Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-20

Burglars looted three stores at
Crestline.
William Medor, 60, Xenia, was
killed by train.
George w. Bailey, A, Greenvile,
was killed by train.
Otto Demrose has been appointed
superintendent of the ottawa county
infrmary.
Roy E. Layton, retiring adjutant
general, will resume law practice at
WapakOneta.
julius Jenda was fined $4,000 and
costs at Cleveland for violating the
state liquor Law.
Peter Tallfan, 5, died at Youngs-
town of injuries suffered when struck
by jitney bus.
Lon Chase, 81, Athens, died from
injuries received while leading cow.
The animal ran away.
Mystery surrounds the urdel of
DR.. Gustave A. Thiess, who Was shot
in his office at Akron.
BENJAMIN S. Imbody of Detroit died
at Marion from the effects OF poison
taken with suicidal intent.
Robert Tice, IA, NewcomersI.own,
was shot and fatally woundeL while
hunting with a boy friend.
Four bandits held up the station
master in the PennsylvElia depot at
Massillon and escaped with $500.
Joseph D. Brown, 81, employe of
the Canton postofice for the past 80
years, was killed when struck by a
train.
Four prisoners who were tunneling
their way out of the Ohio penitentiary
were nabbed by Warden Thomas and
guards.
Pasqua1e Derese, Akron, was ar
rested at Ravenna on a charge of
having shot Louis Jules. Jules will
recover.
Samuel Harwise was found in his
feed store at Dayton beaten into un-
sciousness and with the cash regis
ter rifed.
Headed by Safety Director David
J. Scott, Youngstown police raided
an alleged gambling resort, making
80 arrests.
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removed from fronts Of Toledo pool
rooms and soft drink places goes into
effect in 80 days.
All persons on streets of Canton
after midnight hereafter will be
searched by policemen as part of a
drive against crime.
Better Akron federation authorizes
long time loans without interest to
help worthy needy families during
the period of depression.
Reward of $4,000 is offered for the
arrest of bandits who killed Charles
Reese, A, at his farm home near New
Matamoras, Washington county.
Robert Pitts, meter reader at Cadiz,
resigned because of flood of pro-
tests from housewives when the gas
rate was increased to 85 cents.
Neck of Dewey Cocby, %, was bro
ken when his motorcycle collided
with an automobile at Hamilton. He
died before he reached hospital.
Mayor Oliver Watson of Bell Brook,
Greene county, was forced to resign
his position, which he had held for
10 years, by citizens of the village.
The remaining $150,000 in the Gin
cinnati war chest was given to the
fund for the starving children of Eu-
rope, of which movement Herbert
Hoover is the chairman.
Chamber of commerce and Rotary
club are making arrangements for a
Homecoming of notables born in
GAINESVILLE or formerly residents of
the city, to be held at GAINESVILLE
April IL.
In the value Of all crops grown in
1920 Ohio ranks ninth among the
states of the Union, the total va1ua-
ton of crops last year having been
$685., 1853 900, as compared to $685.
229 900 in 1919.
George Woody of Middletown, con.
victed of second degree murder
and Harry D. Holden of Cleveland
with a charge of murder in the first
degree against him, were pardoned
by Governor Cox.
A permanent organization of the
Ohio Tax association was perfected
at Columbus. R. w. Mckinney, au-
ditor of Clark county, was elected
president, and G. W. Bish Of Dayton
secretary-treasurer
A hole 40 feet deep, 100 feet wide
and 100 feet long was made in the
solid rock near Marblehead, when
the Kelley Island Lime and Trans
portation company used eight tons ot
dynamite in a single blast.
Body of Mrs. Rose McMichael, 81
was found suspended by a rope from
a balustrade in the home of George
Strobel at Dayton, where she had
been visiting. A verdict Of suicide
was returned. Ill health was blamed
Dominic Yeasno, 26, is in the hos
pital at Akron with three bullet
police charge, by Santo Lupo, 27
Lupo. told police Yeasno was an un
welcome suitor of his sister Anna, II
Jack Harvord, Al, held at WarreI
as a suspicious person, was rushed tt
the hospital when he was found with
his throat cut in Jail cell. A pris
oner in an adjacent cell saw HarvorC
, | SdSn HIS CuIOdI WIFI Lu6 uduulS LIZ
had torn from a lineup.
When he fell into an ash pit at the
Pennsylvania roundhouse Grant Hur
ford, 81, a car repairer, living at ALI
ance, was drowned in eight feet O.
water.
In gun battle at Dayton Police
man Fred Phillips was seriously sho
and Charles Burton, %, colored, ia
tally wounded. Burton is alleged tt
have opened fire on Phillips.
Tobacco warehouses opened at Gal
,, Iipolis and purchased $4,000 pounds
Of hurley at an average of 20 cents {
pound. This price is said to be abou
per cent higher than paid in othel
markets.
Antoinette De GiuIio, 5, died at Co
: Iumbus from strychnine poisoning
The child obtained the medicine
, | which had hpen left hv the fan1iI,