Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-17

could be made by transferring the
value of the real currency to blank
sheets of green paper. Later they
found the money gone and only blank
sheets of paper remained.
Two children were killed in auto.
mobile accidents at Youngstown
Katie Kosch, Z, was fatally injured
when struck by an automobile and
Mary Susko, 4, was crushed under
large truck
Two Marion men have been ap-
pointed aids at the white house.
They are Major Ora NJ. Baldinger
and Lieutenant Edward NJ. Taylor.
Six thousand teSchers attended
the fifty-second annual conven-
ton of the Central Ohio Teachers
association at Dayton.
Frank NJ. Smith, 40, of Republic,
was killed instantly when his auto
mobile was struck by a Baltimore
and Ohio freight train at a grade
crossing in that village.
At Fostoria Esther Kaufman, 4,
had her hand amputated after crush
ing it in a washing machine about
which she was playing.
Mt. Union college scientists are to
investigate crater on the farm of
Daniel Caine, near Alliance, which is
believed to have been caused by a
meteor.
Refusing to accept a per cent
wage reduction, kiln drawers en-
ployed in six potteries at East Liv-
erpool, estimated to number 100,
walked out on strike.
Charles Ours, 40, a lock tender at
government dam No. 81, near Port
land, was drowned when he fell from
the lock wall.
Charles McGIynn, 29, of Niles, and
Emerson Phelps, 80, of Struthers,
were killed and several other persons
injured in a collision between a tour
ing car and automobile, near Niles.
George Remus, Cincinnati attor-
ney, was arraigned before Federal
Commissioner Thomas Gregory on
charge of handling whisky transac-
tions. Hearing set for Nov. %.
Frank Rome, 6S, father of nine
children, died at Toledo after being
struck by an auto.
At Fostoria E. c. Lynch suffered
broken ribs in saving his little boy
from being run down by motor
cycle.
Springville. near Tifin, has 20 fam
lilies, and all but three homes there
are quarantined for scarlet fever.
There are 30 cases in the town. One
death has occurred.
A thief has been robbing the poor
boxes at St. Peters church, Chilli
cothe.
Charles A. Norris, Akron salesman,
died from a bullet wound received
when he was attacked by three men.
Phillip J. Monheit, alias DR.. P. E..
Martell. 90, is held hv Toledo police
on charge of swindling 72-year-old
woman out of $4,000.
John Pershing, IA, retired farmer
and cousin of General J. J. Pershing,
died suddenly at his home in Woos-
ter.
George A. Stauffer of Ottawa sue
ceeded Charles w. Lapp of Cleveland
as United States marshal for the
northern Ohio district.
Stephen w. McGrath, collector Of
internal revenue at Cincinnati, has
| resigned.
committed suicide by drinking muri
David P. Engle, 60, Circleville,
attic acid. He was the father of nine
children.
At Springfield Charles H. Johnson,
80, was shot and seriously wounded
when he resisted five bandits who
held him up.
An unknown masquerader at Gin
cinnati shot three men after a quar-
rel. Joseph Clark, 20, bystander
died later in a hospital. Robert Ca
hill, %, and his brother William, "a,
were seriously wounded.
Bandits at Akron shot and killed
Charles A. Norris, 50, when he told
| them he had no money.
Fred S. Counts, federal prohibition
agent for the Cleveland district, was
replaced by Harry S. Dyar of Mari
eta, who will have charge of the
office temporarily.
Charles Fogt, 4S, farmer, was
gored to death by a mad bull on his
farm near Montra, Shelby county.
Miss Ruth Kemery,. an employe OF
the Cleveland public library, was
killed by a "jitney'' bus at Lorain
She failed to see the bus in the rain
John Schilperoot, 27, was electro
cuted at Napoleon while removing a
live wire of $500 voltage from the
railroad tracks.
A building formerly used by the
Salvation Army at Camp Sherman
was destroyed by fire.
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. 25.
Believing that so per cent of the
accidents in coal mines are avoid.
able, the state department Of educa
ton, with financial aid furnished bv
the federal government, has opened
schools at mining centers in impor
| tant coal counties of the state
More than 80 cases Of d1phtner1a
and scarlet fever are under quaran
tine at Lorain.
Safety Director David ]. Scott o.
Youngstown was convicted by jury
in common pleas court on a charge
of bribery in connection with liquor
law violations. Sentence was not i'm
posed, pending motion for a new
trial.
Common Pleas Judge Sewers o.
Franklin county refused to grant :
recount of the ballots cast for Proh1
bition candidates at the November
election. in 1920, sought by Prescott
Gillian of Columbus.
After celebrating just eight min
utes, jury in the United States dis
trict court at Cincinnati returned /;
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