Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-03-31

Port Clinton will erect a high
school building.
Douglas Perkins, 66, Cleveland cap
italist, is dead.
Cincinnati automobile show will be
held Oct. to Is.
The 2-cent egg has made its appear
ance in Cleveland.
Joseph Miller, 55, former Snowman,
killed himself at Marietta.
Fred Hafer, 43, Canton, former
councilman, died of pneumonia.
MassiIlon ministers made appeals
for food supplies for 400 families.
DR.. Elias Compton, for % years
dean at Wooster college, has re-
signed.
Cincinnati presbytery went on rec
ord as being opposed to Sunday
movies"
Rev. Frederic S. Easman was in
stalled as rector of Church of Our
Savior at Salem.
Robert Thomas, struck by trac-
tion car at Harrison, his home, died
in Cincinnati hospital.
Seneca County Agricultural society
let contract for a horse pavilion at
the county fair grounds.
Explosion and fire destroyed the
plant of the A. L. Due Fireworks COM
pany at Reading, near Cincinnati.
Mrs. Louise Linn, 32, Cleveland,
committed suicide by shooting herself
after quarreling with her husband.
A special session of the Clark coun-
ty grand jury will investigate the re-
cent racial disorders at Springfield.
Recreational and Sunday school
building to cost $4,000 will be erect
ed by First Christian church, Con-
neaut.
Springfield ministers threaten to
file aff1davits against the owners of
moving picture theaters kept open on
Sunday.
Although his neck was broken when
he was caught by a cave-in at a gravel
pit, Richard Williams, Bellefontaine,
may live.
Frank Reeves, As, was arraigned at
Athens on charges of kidnapping his
12-year-old niece, Mary Catherine
Llewellyn.
Kenneth Bullem, 2, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayburn Bullem, Wilmington,
ate medicinal tablets and died within
a short time.
Hamilton county's sixteenth auto
mobile death since Jan. 1 was that OF
Nelson Pohlman, 4, Mount Healthy
hit by truck.
Motorman Louis T. Renkert and
Conductor R. E. Buchanan were in.
jured when two Canton streetcars
collided in heavy fog.
Six hundred children at Blooms
vile, near Tifin, were vaccinated fol
lowing appearance Of six cases OF
smallpox in the village.
Dwight Shear, IS, New Philadel
phia, died after the broken end of q
pitchfork handle, on which he jumped
penetrated his abdomen.
N. E. Shaw, state secretary of agri
culture, resigned, effective April 1, tC
become editor of the Ohio edition OF
the National Stockman and Farmer.
Miss Alice Heinsheimer, dietitian
at the Cincinnati city tuberculosis
hospital, was killed when an automo
bile in which she was riding over
turned.
Miss Belle Toney, colored, of Mid
dleport, was given an indeterminate
sentence of from one to 20 years il
the Marysville retormatory for killing
her babe.
Four-day strike of union BARRIERS
ended at Youngstown when the mer
voted to agree to master BARRIERS re
duction of price of haircuts from Z;
to so cents.
Thirty-f1ve witnesses have beer
summoned to appear before the spe
cial grand jury which began it's probe
of the recent racial disturbances a
Springfield.
Lewis Mesaros, Z, was drowned il
a puddle of water few feet long ant
a foot deep, at the gate of his fathers
farm, north of Athens. The child hat
gone to the mail box.
W. A. Grissell, engineer, and Pau
Taylor, fireman, were injured wher
the cylinder head blew out of an en-
gine in a plant near Cincinnati. Par
of the building was wrecked.
Contractors demonstrated they were
eager for Ohio road work. There
were numerous bids on road contracts
at the state highway department. Or
Is contracts there were 123 bids.
At Massillon Thelma Kline, aged s
was killed when James H. Miller
opened fire on a passing automobile
which he believed carried bandit!
who were escaping following the rob
berry of his home.
C. ]. West, former statistician anC
editor of the Market Reporter, an of
fetal organ of the department of agri
culture at Washington, has been ap
pointed statistician of the Ohio crov
reporting bureau at Columbus.
Eighteen persons, two of then
women, were named in indictment.
returned by the federal grand jury a
Toledo in connection with the rob
berry of the central postoffice Feb. II
when five armed men held up thre,
railway mail clerks and escaped will
mail sacks containing more than 81,
100000 in cash and negotiable papers
James T. Tyson. 43, electrician, wa
electrocuted at the Dover power plan
of the Northern Ohio Traction com
pany by coming in contact with ;
22,000-volt line.
Miss Catherine Chambers was an
pointed bailiff by the common plea
judges at Cleveland. She will hav,
charge of women jurors locked up fo
the night in criminal cases.
Largest real estate deal ever mad,
in Madison county was the sale o
4,330 acres of improved land, bein;
two tracts of the Houston farms, t.
Richard S. Woodrow of Toledo TO
$1,000,000.
Cincinnati police are searching fo
a quartet of youthful bandits who de
fed a watchman at the general bond