Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-12-01
City market house, Marion, was

Logan cIOSeQ down lnQehnltely.
At Akron Edward Hardesty, 7, died
after being hit by a motor car.
Fire at Amherst destroyed the
plant of the Biggs Chemical com
peny. Loss 100000.
c. B. Wiley, contractor, suffered a
fractured skull at Lorain when he
fell 30 feet from a scaffold.
Gustave Gross, IA, ended his life
by hanging himself at his home in
Columbus. He had been in i'll health
Fire starting in the Arcade build,
ing, Dayton, caused loss of 100000
Several business blocks were dam.
aged
A live alligator, measuring three
feet in length and weighing nearly
10 pounds, was found in Oak run
| near London.
Gerald Kelley, 10, of Bryan, was
killed when his gun, which he used
as a club to kill rabbit he had shot
and wounded, was discharged.
Urging that the day be observed
generally, Governor Davis issued a
proclamation designating Thursday.
Nov. "a, as a day of thanksgiving.
A still for making whisky was
found at the Toledo contagion hos
pital by Federal Prohibition Agent
Carey and Detective Langendorf.
Mrs. Margaret Bryant, 6S, St.
Clairsville, was burned to death.
At Toledo milk prices were re-
duced to 10 cents quart and cents
for pints.
William Eyerman, 26, was acci-
dentally shot and killed by Ed Don,
nersbaugh while hunting, near New
Washington, Crawford county.
Grand jury at Newark returned an
indictment of first degree murder
against James C. Shirley for the kill.
ing of John Gallagher, picture show
proprietor.
Caught by a swinging brass rod,
Samuel Nelson Abel, As, a garage
owner at Marion, was hurled under
freight train, resulting in the loss
! of both legs.
Simon J. Troyer and ]. A. Hersh-
berger, Amish farmers, are in the
Wayne county Jail, serving 20-day
children to school.
Charles H. Sloe, SO, formerly prin-
cipal of the commercial department
of the high school at New Philadel-
phia, ended his life with a gun. He
had been i'll.
William c. Policy, 46, an ex-marine
and a member of the northwestern
Ohio prohibition enforcement forces
since prohibition went into effect,
died at Toledo.
Abiding by the decision of a tipped
coin, Benny Moore of Lick Run, Tus
carawas county, killed himself with
a shotgun. The boys mother died
two weeks ago.
In attempting to shoot a Newark
movie theater usher who had elected
him, James c. Sherry, miner, killed
John Gallagher, the proprietor. Sher'
ry is under arrest.
Seven hundred boys and girls from
Ohio farms were entertained at Ohio
State university as reward for their
winning contests in various clubs
throughout the state.
The 100000 breach of promise
verdict recently awarded Miss Marie
Kilt, Cleveland stenographer, against
John c. Cromwell, Cleveland steel
manufacturer, was reduced to $4,000
in the Lorain courts.
George Brown, 64, on trial at Hills
boro, charged with the killing Of
Floyd Yankee, %, at Greenfield
pleaded guilty to second degree mur
der and was sentenced to life i'm
prisonment.
Mrs. Hilda Love-. 80, on trial al
Akron in connection with the death
of her .5-year-old stepson, changed
her plea to guilty of manslaughter
She was sentenced to the Marysville
reformatory.
Josephine Gilmore has been award
ed the prize at Cadiz for the best
essay on lessons learned from the
movies She is the daughter of Rev
Charles Gilmore, pastor of the United
Presbyterian church.
at the residence of F. J. Banta, candy
manufacturer, at Lima. thieves loot
ed the house and hauled away canned
goods and three cases of whisky, va.
ued at more than $1,000.
T. E Williams, defeated candidate
for mayor of Lakeview, Logan coun
ty. has fled suit alleging that throw
ing out of votes intended for hin
caused the election of c. W. Yantis
and asking that the election be SCI
aside.
Roy Chamblin. 27, confessed mur
derer of John Newman, 26, married
shoe worker. and Louise Doyle, 19
church pianist, at Portsmouth, wa'
sentenced to the electric chair b,
Judge James s. Thomas. Feb. 2
was fixed as the date for his execu
ton.
Charles Smith and John Frazee o
Middleport, railroad men and init
mate friends, are dead as a result o
an alteration they became involved
in at Frazee's home. The men uset
pistols, Frazee shooting Smith deaf
and Smith wounding Frazee so badly
that he died later in hospital.
Mingo Junction plant of the Carne
gle Steel company will resume oper
ations within 10 days, it was All
noupced
E. G. Taylor, receiver for the San
dusky, Norwalk and Mansfield Trac
ton company, announced he had re
ceived a bid of $4,000 from the VIII
coff company of Pittsburgh for tht
company.
Reuben W. Wright reported to thu
Cleveland police that two men know
to him as John u. Green and A. E
Sloan swindled him out of $10,50O
Wright said he paid that sum for ;
gold mine in Idaho.
Frank Smith, 10, a high school stu
dent at Williamsport, died Instant.
as a result of discharging his owl
rifle while rabbit hunting.