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

land will be deported.
Body of Lucas Szczenski, SO, was
found in river at Lorain.
Building activities in Canton gained
! So per cent during February over the
same month last year.
E. P. Williams, AZ, former mayor of
Orrville, died of pneumonia.
A new public school at Youngstown
is to be named the Harding school.
Damage estimated at $4,000 result
ed from a heavy hailstorm at East
Liverpool
Four Tuscarawas county clay prod
ucts concerns were merged with capi-
tai of $1,5O0,0OO.
Frank L. Beam of Mt. Vernon was
reelected president Of the Ohio lnde-
pendent Telephone association.
William Taylor was sentenced at
Cleveland to life Imprisonment for the
killing of James Brown on Oct. 27.
Charged with having used teapot
as a still, G. l. Braatz, former police
chief at Lowellville, was fined $10O.
Daniel R. Crissinger, newly appoint
ed comptroller Of the currency, re-
! signed as president of a Marion bank
Judge H. o. Spicer of Akron an
nounced that he will not encourage
hasty marriages by granting hasty
| divorces.
Three men who attempted to hold
up the watchman at the Columbia
Specially company, Cleveland, were
| captured.
An alleged holdup man is in
Cleveland hospital in a critical con-
dition with bullet wound through
his lung.
Samuel Dudley, As, Youngstown,
died from from a fractured skull evil
IDENTIFY received when struck by an
automobile.
James Green, negro saloonist, Gin
cinnati, was sentenced to life impris-
onment for the murder of Charles
Harrington.
Three mines of the James Mullins
| Coal company, New Philadelphia,
were sold to George Enos, Cleveland,
for about $4,000.
Jewish hospital at Cincinnati may
be taken over by the United States
| government to be used in the care of
disabled soldiers.
Strike of between 1900 and 1,400
union painters is threatened at Gin
cinnati. Master painters have refused
to grant wage increase.
DR.. Max Shawker was appointed
Tuscarawas county health commits
sioner to succeed DR.. E. V. Berry,
| Newcomerstown, resigned.
DR.. William Dawson, acting presi-
dent of Antioch college, and his son
Clyde underwent operations for ap-
pendicitis on the same day.
Harry Baker and Clarence Dicker-
hof, who resisted when they were
held up by three men at Canton, were
stabbed and seriously wounded.
Police say jealousy caused Samuel
Mason, 80, Youngstown, to shoot Miss
Lille Johnson, then fire bullet into
his own heart. Both died instantly.
Marion council appointed A. H.
Marks and Thomas E. Hunter as sue
cessors of Pearl II. Sells and Bert J.
Shelton, who resigned as councilmen-
at-large.
Union fishermen at Port Clinton
ended a two-day strike by agreement
to accept the 1919 wage scale of So
a day. They wanted Sc a day, paid
last season.
Charles Schultz, held in connection
with S1,00O,OO0 postof1ce robbery at
Toledo, is accused of concealing
| 5C
from a vacant house.
Ten members of the freshman class
of Mount Union college are threat
ened with suspension following a
prank in connection with initiation Of
men into a secret fraternity.
Nose Holdheimer, president, and
S. L. Goldman and Edward Heiser,
employees of a produce company at
Cleveland, were arrested on charges
of using the mails to defraud.
Edmund E. Fox, 80, assistant cash
ier of the National Bank of Com
merce of Columbus, is under arrest
on the charge of embezzlement.
Shortage of $124,0OO is alleged.
Big Four railroad officials asked
Fostoria council to postpone four
mile-an-hour ordinance to regulate
speed of trains passing through the
city. Council insists that all trains
stop at Fostoria.
William Scholler, restaurant propri-
etor at Cleveland, advanced $4,000 to
two friends with which to cash pay
checks of railroad employees, but the
men disappeared after failing to turn
over to him the checks.
Income and excess profits tax re-
turns in the Columbus district are
the largest in the history Of the office
of the collector of internal revenue
Enormous profits made in the coal
fields in the southern part of the dis
trict are given as the reason for the
increase.
Throwing cayenne pepper into face
Of Deputy Sheriff Lohr of Belmont
county as he was taking them to the
reformatory at Mansfield, two prison
ers attempted a getaway at Mt. Yer
non One of the men was shot and
wounded by Lohr as he fed. He was
| recapLuTeQ.
A movement to secure a liberal arts
college in connection with the Kent
normal school has been started by
the Kent chamber Of commerce.
Arthur ]. Myers, 43, connected with
President Harding's newspaper, the
Marion Star, since he was a boy, died
suddenly of organic heart disease.
Plans to borrow money to pay Bar
berton teachers salaries will be dis
cussed again at the next meeting of
the Barberton board of education.
F. c. Shawhan reported being held
up by four masked men at Dayton
and relieved of SS,24O. He also lost
his watch, valued, he says, at $140.
Prisoners receiving sentences in
Springfield police court may soon be
working on the roads of Clark county.