Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-09-01

Tue dIIGSL VI IL
Libbey Glass company's plant at
Toledo has been reopened.
Ohio Knights of the Golden Eagle
meet next year at Bellaire.
Roy Ulrich, IA, was killed in a
small farm coal mine near Athens.
Richard Park, %, Newark brake
man, was killed in Columbus yards.
Edward Bailey, As, was drowned in
the waterworks reservoir near Plqua.
John Gussler. "a, Gallipolis, shoe
repairer, committed suicide by shoot
ing.
Wilmington Fair company pur
chased the fair grounds at Whining
ton.
Former Judge o. P. Griffith, Sc, of
Clermont county probate court, died
at Batavia.
GAINESVILLE chamber of commerce is
| behind a drive for a new hotel in
GAINESVILLE
Vandals wrecked $4,000 worth of
property at the Toledo Type-setting
company's plant at Toledo.
Judge Alfred McCray was sworn in
county common pleas judge.
Edward P Johnson of New Vienna
has been elected superintendent of
schools of Avon, Lorain county.
William Green, so, was slain at his
home in Byesville. Joseph Wilson,
As. is held, charged with the killing.
More than 200 orchardists from
W. mir aF off
state horticulture meeting at Ash
| land
l. M Grover, farmer and former
member of the Ohio legislature from
Gallia county, died suddenly at Ga
| hanna.
William Barger. prominent in state
grange circles, has been elected pres
association.
Professor Donald Organ of Will
mington accepted position as head
of the science department of the
high school at Lebanon.
Frank T. Bauhoff. 50, business man
of Alliance. ended his life at Denver.
| Colo. by sending a bullet through
his dS nc SdJ III d
A collision between two Cleveland,
| Painesville and Eastern traction in
| terurban cars, near Cleveland. re-
| suited in 13 people being sent to
hospitals
Jacob Troutman. charged with the
killing of Hartman Wake, was held
to the grand jury at Hamilton under
| $4,000 bond
John S Crowell, II. former head
of the CroweII Publishing company,
| Springfield, died at Cincinnati after
an extended. illness.
| Petition that the recent revaIua-
tion of property for taxation in Ma
honing county be set aside is to be
F! filed soon by a committee of citizens
e. W. Mosier, presiding officer of
Lima lodge of Masons, announced
| that the lodge plans to erect a $780,
900 temple at Lima in the next two
years.
| Charles Diest, farmer, near San
dusky. was shot through the back
and abdomen when a rife carried by
| his small son was accidentally dis
charged
Edward Teeman, 20, of Lorain, was
fatally shot on the farm of Steve
Thapo, near Elyria. Thapo accused
Teeman of stealing melons Three
men are held
Private Walter Paden, 10, con-
fessed to having fred the shot which
caused the death of Harold Darr at
Camp Perry He says the shooting
was accidental
Bellaire officers exchanged shots
with whisky runners after Constable
Albert Sheppard was knocked from
the running board of the bootleg
gers machine.
E. Lynch, 65, former collector of
internal revenue at St. Paul. Mimi,
was found dead with a bullet wound
in the abdomen in the bottom of a
rowboat, near Cleveland
Mrs Frank Larkins. SO. of Pitts
burgh, was killed and nine other
persons were injured in a collision
between two automobiles at road
intersection. near Toledo
Governor Davis, speaking at a
farmers picnic in Madison county,
said the state intends to go ahead
with it's extensive road-building pro-
gram. the largest in scope ever at
tempted,
Twenty-seven years in the Ohio
| penitentiary was the sentence given
Charles Gallagher. Cleveland gun
man, burglar and parole violator,
who pleaded guilty to stealing two
barrels of alcohol
Police investigating the death of
George Clagg, 26, night watchman at
government dam No. %, near CALI
polls, whose body was found in the
Ohio river, believe he was robbed
and murdered.
Dayton city commission adopted a
streetcar fare ordinance, effective
Sept 16,. fixing fares at cents, with
a penny for a transfer. and 3 cents
fare for children. The present rate
is cents, with four tickets for 25
cents.
John Kedo is held at Akron on a
charge of shooting to wound his
wife.
Rev. ]. H. Teter, Coshocton, Will
retire from the ministry after a
career in the pulpit of so years.
Susie Davis, II, struck by a speed
ing automobile at West Liberty, Lo-
gan county, saved her life by cling
ing to the radiator of the car She
was severely burned.
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Clark of Steu.
benville was appointed superinten.
dent of charities in the state welfare
; department at salary of $4,000. She
succeeds H. H. Shirer.
Charles Bryant and Asa Baker,
both of Springfield, were badly in
jured when Bryant's auto turned tur-
tie near Mt. Sterling.
: A negro escaped from Midldetown
;. police by crawling through a window
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