Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-02-03

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Isaac Uitto, II, was drowned at
| Ashtabula while skating.
General cleanup has been ordered
of all gambling devices at Lima
Stephen White, rs, died at Kent
following an attack by a swarm of
hornets.
Chester A. Meek, county prosecutor,
ordered all fox hunts in Crawford
county prohibited.
Michael Co., was robbed by two
bandits of $3.50 as he was leaving his
home in Cleveland.
/ Gibson P Robinson Of Cleveland
was reelected president of the Ohio
Masonic board of trustees.
Franklin c. Pore, 70, president of
the Woodruff National bank at Dun
kirk, died after three days illness.
When an operation was performed
on Milford Wright, s, Port Clinton, a
darning needle was found in the lads
liver.
Rev. Morgan Harris, go, Of Utica,
walked in front Of a passenger train
at Newark and was killed. Both legs
were severed.
! Mile Vujnovich was arrested at
Youngstown, charged with having at
tempted to bribe prohibition enforce
ment officials.
Ross county farm bureau, with a
membership of 1000, voted unani-
mously against reappraisement of
property in Ohio.
Stark rolling mills at Canton, one
Of the largest producers Of fabricat-
ing steel in the country, have re-
sumed operations.
Discouraged by the threatened loss
of his eyesight, Frank Swift, pioneer
resident of Hinckley, committed sui
eide by shooting.
Ethel Dram Hills OF Cambridge,
Mass, filed suit at Lima for $4,000
against John F. Cover, Jr., for alleged
breach of promise.
United States shipping board re-
jected all bids for the purchase of
the 252 homes on the government
reservation at Lorain.
Ill three weeks, Former Congress
man Horatio c. Claypool 81, of Chill
hcothe, died at Columbus hospital
from uraemic poisoning.
One of the first acts of Harry Shift,
who succeeded G. c. Timberman as
safety director of Lorain, was to open
municipal employment bureau.
William Heth, elevator operator at
Marion packing plant, was electro
cuted when the cable became crossed
with a high tension electric wire.
Frank Colone, 40, an Italian trusty
at the Lima state hospital, walked
away from the institution, but was re-
captured at Columbus Grove, IA miles
away.
Lavine Jones, 10, whose mother is
postmistress at Orbston, is in the
hands of United States officials at
Toledo charged with tampering with
mails.
Rt. Rev. William Hickey has been
named vicar general of the Cincin-
natl archdiocese Of the Catholic
church, the second highest rank in
the diocese.
L. J. Taber of GAINESVILLE, master
of the Ohio state grange, has been
rendered the appointment as secre-
tary of agriculture to succeed N. E.
Shaw of Columbus.
approximately $4,000 worth of
forged pay checks of the Erie rail
road, many of which have been
cashed, have been circulated in north
eastern Ohio cities.
Reduction of wages in building
trades was approved in resolutions
at the closing session of the conven-
Building Exchanges at Youngstown.
Police are investigating the death
of Miss Florence Stelzer, 80, whose
body was found floating in the Ohio
river near her home in Cincinnati
She had been missing since Jan. IL.
Attorney General Price named
Henry G. Hauck, Cincinnati, as spe-
cial counsel for his department in
that city, succeeding George T. Poor,
newly appointed public utilities com
missioner.
A revolver which Leroy Burris,
New Philadelphia, was cleaning for
burglar protection, accidentally was
discharged and the bullet passed
through the right thigh of his father,
William Burris.
. At Cleveland Common Pleas Judge
Florence E. Allen sentenced Robert
Momera to life Imprisonment after a
| jury containing three women found
Momera guilty Of second degree muir.
der for the Staying of Henry Thomp-
son.
Eighteen men were hurt, II seri
ously, when a swinging platform
forming bridge between the steam.
er F. B. Squires and the dock landing
at the Toledo Shipbuilding company s
yards, at Toledo, collapsed under the
weight of workers.
A bill to exempt farmers market
ing organizations from the restric.
tions of the Valentine antitrust law
and make them subject to regulation
by the state public utilities commits
sion was introduced in the Ohio sen.
ate by Senator Brand.
Ffndlay Ready Workers associa,
tion was formed at FfndIay to assist
the city's unemployed to obtain jobs
and to provide food wherever neces
sary.
Jewels valued at upwards of $50,
900, belonging to John L. Severance
Cleveland, millionaire, disappeared al
Che Union station or on a train be-
tween Cleveland and Sandusky.
While attending a christening party
at the home of Tony Nasto at Zanes.
vile, Andrew Fontano, 80, and Tony
Bondero, 80, were summoned from
she house and shot. Fontano died on
the way to a hospital.
At Cincinnati Municipal Judge
Spiegel fined Henry Grayman OF
Eharonville 500 and costs on charge
af selling watered milk.