Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-01-27
Fire destroyed the dancing pavilion

herSeH because CL l1lueSS. 0uS mdS
recover.
AS a result of the war on crime,
the county Jail at Youngstown is over
crowded.
Four private soldiers made their
escape from the stockade at Camp
Sherman.
Miss Cora Lower, "a, Warren, died
Of trichinosis, caused by eating dis
eased pork.
O. W. Kinnamon, Prospect, was
elected president of the Marion coun-
ty fair board.
Eugene Frederick, 81, Fostoria, died
of injuries received when a switching
train struck him.
Akron city water rate was increased
33 1-3 per cent to meet added expense
in the department.
Rice K1umph, %, Conneaut, was IA
tally injured when he fell 80 feet from
an ore-landing machine.
Charles Barton, %, colored, alleged
burglar shot in battle with police
man at Dayton, died of his wounds.
Fire damaged the Columbus city
hall to the extent Of 100000. Public
records and furniture were destroyed.
Ralph Kenyon and William Chinn,
investigators of Crabbe law violations
at Akron, were arrested on charges
of bribery.
Coal freight rate schedules of every
Ohio coal-carrying railroad were re-
Nv f1fn pI7h1fa utilities
commission.
William Westrich, 54, night watch
man, was shot and seriously wounded
at Hamilton when he resisted two
masked robbers.
Morgan Engineering company, Allt
ance, announced that 1900 employees
had accepted wage cut ranging from
ITO to 20 per cent.
John r. CoweH has been appointed
by civic organizations of Youngstown
to conduct job clearing house for the
relief of unemployed.
Hemorrhages resulting from dis
located neck, suffered in fall on an
icy street, resulted in the death OF
T. J. Allen at Akron.
Fire destroyed A. e. Luce's taxicab
stand at Wooster, causing $4,000
loss. A dozen Ford cars stored in
the building we're destroyed.
Robert Edgerly' 81, died while try.
ing to save fellow workman who
had been overcome by fumes in a
benzol tankhouse at Steubenville.
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal COM
pany, Cleveland, sold its II mines in
eastern Ohio to the McClane Mining
company, Washington, Pa, for $3,
son, 900.
Grieving over the death of her sis.
ter, Miss Mary c. Jones, 45, Newark
hanged herself to the post of the bed
in which her sister, Mrs. Irene Dit
ter, died.
Organized labor has launched g
drive against the Harding bill for the
establishment Of a state constabulary
The bill was introduced recently il
| the legislature.
Petitions are in circulation in Fay
cite county asking the legislature tc
abolish the present school code. Elk
cessive cost of county and district su
perintendents is charged.
Three women-Mrs. Clara Jones
Mrs. Ella Gaffney and Mrs. Jennie
Tritsch-were members of a grand
jury which was directed by Hooking
heounty's woman prosecutor, Miss
Mary K. Davey.
R. Hessman awoke to find burglar
picking the lock on the door of hi.
home in Youngstown. Procuring {
shotgun, Hessman fired with both bar
rels through glass door. The prowle,
was killed instantly.
! Donations of corn from Ohio farm
ers for the relief of starving children
of Europe and China have been asked
for by the Hoover relief committee
according to telegram received b.
the Ohio farm bureau.
Henry A Dykeman of Elyria wa
appointed state fire marshal to sue
ceed w. J. Leonard of Cincinnati
Democrat Dykeman is known as tn
original Davis man in Lorain county
where he is a member Of the boar,
of elections.
Fire destroyed two buildings, dam
aged a third and threatened for
| while to sweep the entire village O
Outville, seven miles west of Newark
Greggs hardware store and N. :
Seweu's general store were con
pIetely destroyed.
DR.. V. B. Weller, a Delaware phys
clan, committed suicide by leapin
from a Pullman car going at ful
speed near South Fork, Pa, while h
was en- route home from Washingto
with his wife and two children. H
had suffered nervous breakdown.
Fire at Cleveland destroyed foul
story brick building occupied by seN
eral clothing manufacturers, with
property loss to building and stoc
estimated at upward of $500 900. TIL
Standard Tailoring company, tn
principal losers, estimate their los
at $1ee, ,00O
Governor Davis by executive orde
abolished the office of state bulge
commissioner and directed Bulge
Commissioners John H. Harper to tur
over all his books to State Auditc
Tracy. The Office of budget commi
sioner was established by Forme
Governor Cox during his first admin
istration.
Big Four wrechng train killed E,
ward SQuires, 45, switchman, at
Cincinnati crossing.
During 1920 Noble county had rs
deaths and 100 births, County Heelt
Commissioner Murray announced.
Pasquale Carconi, %, was shot an
killed at New Philadelphia during
celebration of the anticipated 'arriv;
of his bride from Italy. He died r
fusing to name his assailant.
Armour Harding, "A, was sentence
at Cleveland to life in the Ohio pen
tentiary for robbery of a DWELLING
He pleaded guilty to the charge. tn
robbery was his fourth offense.
At Upper Sandnsky William J. A
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