Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-10


rain has been suspended.
Northeastern Ohio teachers held q
two-day conference at Cleveland.
James F. Rankin, president of the
Bank of South Charleston, is dead.
Adam Rockerhousen, y, was crush
ed to death in mine near Bellaire.
Coshocton county farmers are pre-
pairing to ship a carload of corn to
starving Russians.
James Mcguire, 40, Toledo, died at
Canton of injuries received when
struck by an auto.
Frank Rome, sc, father of nine
children, died at Toledo after being
struck by an auto.
CARRIED as a Halloween celebrant,
a robber got $500 from E. E. Enderie,
merchant, Chillicothe.
Fifteen Ohio colleges have accept
ed the invitation of Miami university
for a miniature disarmament confer
ence.
William McAdams, 63, farmer near
North Lewisburg, Champaign coun-
ty, hanged himself. He had been in
i'll health.
After being in session almost 26
hours, the jury in the trial at Cleve-
land of Dominic Benigno, for murder,
was dismissed.
Robbers entered the department
store of George Tabit at Gallipolis,
blew the safe and escaped with
money and merchandise.
John Tres, 40, was instantly killed
as the result of a premature explo
| sion of dynamite in a small coal
mine near Cuyahoga Falls.
Alcides Gutierrez, %, brakeman,
was instantly killed when he lost his
| balance and fell from the front of a
coach in the Columbus yards.
Harry L. Gordon, 81, widely known
barrister, Republican politician and
former lieutenant governor, died at
| Cincinnati after a long illness.
Miss Myrtle Young, "a, of Youngs-
town, was killed and Raymond
Grubbe, 30, of Niles, probably fatally
injured in a motorcycle accident.
The senior class of Mckinley high
school, Niles, went out on strike, the
result of an order issued by the
school faculty for division of the
class.
A bride of less than a month, Mrs.
Clyde c. Foos, %, Marion, committed
suicide by drinking poison. An oper-
alton affected her mind, according to
relatives.
Two arrests were made by Easl
Youngstown police for the murder OF
a man, supposed to be Michael
Stance, 35, whose body was found in
a field
Five thousand graduates and for.
mer students of the Ohio State uni
versity will gather in reunions from
coast to coast on Friday evening
Nov. %.
A half-cent reduction in fare on
company was announced. The fare
for the next three months will be
71a cents.
That portion of Camp Sherman in
which is located the great Mound
City group of prehistoric remains
will be converted into an attractive
state park.
George Remus, Cincinnati attor
ney, was arraigned before Federal
Commissioner Thomas Gregory on a
charge of handling whisky transac
tions. Hearing set for Nov. %.
Four fremen were injured and
| property damage of $225.000 caused
when fire partly destroyed the Avon
apartment building in Avondale, one
of Cincinnati's fashionable suburbs.
Charles McGlynn, 29, of Niles, and
Emerson Phelps, 80, of Struthers
were killed and several other per
sons injured in a collision between
a touring car and automobile, nea1
Niles.
Director William J. Burns of the
bureau of investigation, department
of justice, appointed John F. Eek
hart of Portsmouth as the new chief
of the Cincinnati office, to succeed
C. S. Weakley
Mrs. Theresa Kopf, Al, of East Pal
estine, was killed near Twinsburg
She was riding in an automobile
with A T. Kopf when a truck showed
their machine into a ditch. Kopf es
capped with minor injuries.
More than 100 persons, guests at a
church wedding and reception at
Sandusky, are believed to have been
exposed to smallpox. 1t developed at
Fremont that Harold Held, the best
man, was suffering from the disease
Kindheartedness cost 3-year-old
life. She found a cat recently which
Elizabeth Imler of Circleville her
boys had tied to tree. In liberating
it she was bitten on the hand. Hy.
drophobia developed and caused her
death after an illness of three days
Joseph F. Monti, 30, treasurer OF
the Cleveland Italian Savings Bank
company, which closed its doors
Sept. 16, was arrested on a charge
of embezzling S25.OOO of the banks
money. State Bank Examiner Frank
A. Hunter swore to the affidavits
upon which the warrants were based
Miss Agnes Carey, 45, leaped to
death from the eleventh floor of a
i'll.
Bellevue was selected by members
of the Ohio Protective association at
their annual state convention at
Bellefontaine as next years meeting
place. w R. Stuck of Greenville was
elected president.
Miss Marie c. Kilt, Sc, Cleveland
was awarded 100000 damages from
John C. Cromwell, So, Cleveland mil
lionaire bachelor and steel manufac
turer, by jury at Elyria. She al
legged breach of promise of marriage
Edward Woodruff, John Popoff and
H. R. Hoppe, all section foremen
were indicted at Toledo, charged
with padding pay rolls.
Louis Lautzenheiser, SO, was buried
alive at Canton while engaged in dig
ging a sewer ditch.
William McSlick, mayor of HollO