Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-03
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son, telegraph operator, was convict
ed of bigamy.
Four prisoners sawed the bars of
their cells and escaped from the Gal
liza county Jail.
A community fund drive will be
launched at Cleveland Nov. II to
raise $3,673,545.
Robbers broke into the postoffice
at Blaine, near ST. Clairsville, and
escaped with $3.50 in cash.
Akron school children will be given
all the small trees they want to plant
on school property by the city.
Wesley Guillerman, SO, of Sardinia,
Brown county, is under arrest on
charge of killing his brother Lee, 40
Cosmetics, high heels and freakish
hair dressing are condemned by Ath-
enaeum club girls in Cleveland high
schools.
Earl Diley is the corn growing
champion of Henry county. He is
said to have produced 100 bushels to
the acre.
Summit county grand jury finished
hearing evidence in 225 criminal
cases. More than 900 witnesses were
examined.
A. l.. Seiple, garage owner, and
his 4-year-old son were killed when
Seiple's machine overturned in a
ditch near Warren.
Number of converts at the revival
meetings conducted at Canton by
Mrs. Aimee Semple Mcpherson, faith
healer, has reached 600.
Springfield city officials have ac-
cepted a contract whereby the gas
rate is to be increased from 35 cents
a thousand cubic feet to so cents.
Burns received when her dress
caught fire from a hot-plate at her
home in Columbus resulted in the
death of Mrs Johanna Lehman, 63.
Application of the workmen's COM
pensation fund of 35,O0O,0O0 to help
create work for the unemployed of
Ohio has been decided on by Cover
nor Davis.
Four armed bandits held up w. S.
limerick, paymaster of the Fay &
Egan company, at Cincinnati, and
made away with tin box containing g
$4,000.
Reading a paper as she was cross
ing the tracks at Adams Mills, Co.
shocton county, Mrs. Morrell New
combe, 26, was struck and killed by
a train.
Valentine J. Whita, teller of the
First National bank at Fostoria, is in
jail, charged with having appropri-
ated $17,361 to his own use, covering
a period of several years.
Fire of unknown origin swept
away the huge warehouse of the
Gendron Wheel company and the
Sam Davis coal and lumber sheds at
Toledo, doing 100000 damage.
Engineer Jacob Courtright was ia
tally burned and Fireman Kelley
seriously burned when the engine Of
ling. Both men lived in Massillon.
A verdict of not guilty was re-
turned in the trial at Cleveland of
Mrs Emma Colavito for her alleged
connection with the murder of Dan
iel F. Kaber, publisher, over two
years ago.
Patrolmen Albert Haenner and
Seymour w. Johnson were shot, the
former probably fatally, in pistol
battle with burglars in the home of
William Langton in Cleveland. The
burglars escaped.
Mrs. Lucy Aufiick, "a, mother of
three children, was held to the Ath-
ems county grand jury on the charge
of twice shooting her aunt, Mrs. Ha-
eel Burch, at Jacksonville. Mrs. Au-
flick claims self-defense.
President Harding sent to the sen.
ate the names of the following Ohio
ans who have been nominated for
postmasterships: Akron, Charles
Nelson Sparks; Dover, James A
Barr; Middletown, Roy S. Clark.
Thomas Nazigian, 50, was shot and
instantly killed by Eva Couch, a
chambermaid in, the rooming house
operated by Nazigian at Toledo
when she playfully pointed a re-
volver at her employers head and
pulled the trigger.
Total, fines collected by the state
under the Crabbe act for violation OF
the prohibition laws amounted to
S275, 5,590.38 during the period from
Nov. 8, 1920, to Oct. l, 1921, accord
ing to a statement issued by Auditor
of State Tracy.
Two children of Frank Vinowsky
Rock Creek township, Ashtabula
county, are dead, a third child is
diving and the father and mother are
in a critical condition as the result OF
eating toadstools which they thought
were mushrooms.
Oberlin students pledged $4,000 tc
the relief work among students in
central Europe and northern China.
John E. Austin, 70. Marion, retired
farmer, deaf for 10 years, announced
that his hearing had been completely
restored through power of prayer.
Mrs. Kathryn Taylor, A, wife OF
plumber. ended her life at Akron
by hanging herself to a gas jet in hel
bedroom.
At Toledo Charles Bliss was sen
fenced to a term of three months il
the workhouse for beating his 6-year
old daughter.
Peter Swallen, Sc, a freight con
ductor, was killed at Canton wher
he slipped and fell under the wheels
of his train.
Ohio Electric railroad officials de
MED the rumor that Henry Ford hat
bought the branches running out o.
Springfield to Dayton and Columbus
Nomination of Charles H. Nauts O.
Toledo to be collector of interna
revenue for the Tenth Ohio distric
was confirmed by the senate.
John Burke, sentenced to die il
the electric chair at the penitentiary
Feb. 8 in connection with the Staying
of two Toledo detectives, arrived a
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