Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-03-24


Robert Armstrong, Niles, mill man,
killed himself with razor
Hugh C. Cantlen, SO, killed himself
in Toledo rooming house.
julius Gognar, 10, Cleveland, was
killed while playing with revolver.
Next convention of the Ohio FEEDER
alton of Labor will be held in Hamil-
ton.
Daniel Meyer, 75, hermit living
his yard.
First Christian church, Alliance,
voted to erect Sunday school room
and gymnasium.
At Norwalk a well dressed young
man attempted to abduct Miss Mabel
Heiner. He escaped
Newton D. Baker, for five years sec
retary of war, has resumed the prac-
tice Of law at Cleveland.
Through the action of the city COM
mission Springfield will not adopt the
proposed daylight saving plan.
Harry Schwartz, window washer,
was fatally injured when he fell
through a skylight at Cincinnati
At Cleveland auto bandits held up
Abraham Auerbach and secured jew
elry worth $4,000 and $3.50 in cash.
Sleeping sickness fatalities at
Cleveland were increased to p by the
death of Rev. Benjamin F. Brinkman.
Railroad and steamship representa-
tives at Sandusky predict brisk excur-
sion business during the coming sum-
mer.
d. C. Wills was reinstalled federal
reserve agent and chairman of the
board of the federal reserve bank OF
Cleveland.
At Gallipolis the 6-year-old son OF
Edward Vance killed his 4-year-old
brother while playing bandit with his
| fathers rifle.
Edward ]. Hopple, attorney and for
mer state senator, was appointed
| United States commissioner for the
| Cleveland district.
Russell Watt, 10, Bellefontaine,
frightened by a group of boys, ran
home and died from heart trouble as
he reached the doorway.
A slight decrease in operations in
the steel industry of the Youngstown
| district is shown in operation sched-
ules for the present week.
! Efforts are be ng 1cade by the Ohio
| farm bureau tc snip all Ohio gift corn
for European relief on one day. That
day has been set for May "a.
C. D. Gilbert, SO, of Ravenna, su-
perintendent of the New Waterford
public schools, was killed when run
down by Pennsylvania train.
Mrs. Tony Serejaf, 80, was instantly
killed at Cleveland when streetcar
crashed into an automobile in which
she was riding with her husband and
three children.
Mrs. Gail Hays, 10, Cleveland, was
sentenced to from one to 10 years in
Marysville reformatory for alleged
theft of $1,208 from a restaurant
where she was employed.
William Carr Dawson, who the Nor
wood police say admitted he shot and
killed his wife, Alice, at their home
in Norwood, was indicted at Cincin-
natl on a charge of first degree muir
der.
Robert W. Pennel of Marion was
appointed assistant state prohibition
commissioner by Commissioner Don
V. Parker. Mr.. Pennell has been as
sistant postmaster at Marion for the
past six years.
Ray B. Foster, 33, Columbus, is
held at Newark on charge of man.
slaughter in connection with the
death of Miss Opal Sowards, 16, also
of Columbus, whose body was found
in a cottage at Buckeye lake.
Governor Davis will not act on
charges against Mayor John S. Gal
vim of Cincinnati concerning laxity in
prohibition law enforcement until
State Prohibition Commissioner Par
ker has made an investigation.
Just as Gladys Poe, IA, daughter of
Jesse Poe, stepped out of her home at
I,oveland, she was struck on the head
by a piece of wood hurled 100 feet
from an old tree stump that was
being dynamited and was instantly
killed.
Justice of the Peace B. E. Galloway
of Painesville, who also acts as police
judge for the city, is charged by a
state inspector with a shortage of
$500 in the city police judge accounts
He was sent to Jail in default of
$4,000 bail.
Citizens committee appointed by
Governor Davis made its report, rec
ommending submission of an amend
ment to take the uniform rule in tax
alton out of the constitution, write in
tax rate limitations and compel enact
ment of state income tax.
State Prohibition Commissioner
l Don V. Parker announced the ap-
pointment of the assistant commits
sioner, his chief clerk and six of the
10 prohibition inspectors to be ap-
pointed. The appointees are: R. j.
Pennell, Marion, assistant commits
sioner; George L. Lamme, Fremont,
clerk; Charles o. Burke, Newark; w.
I. Jones, Kingston; H. B. Thomas,
Sandusky; S. w. hampton, Navarro,
and Clark Thompson, Van Vert, in
spectors.
Mrs. Kathryn Henderson was killed
Albert Clark's machine.
Columbus was selected as the con-
vention city for the Ohio Laundry
mems association in 1922.
Rev. DR.. Charles R. Adams, Chi
cago, was rendered call by the Gov
enant Presbyterian church, Spring
field. DR.. Adams is head of the New
| E1ro
Henry Hollender, treasurer of a
Cleveland dry goods company, was
arrested on the charge of making
fraudulent statements in a recent
declaration of bankruptcy.
Two armed bandits held up the Fo-
garassy & Bencheurs steamship
agency office at South Lorain, OBJ
tanned 100 and two gold watches,
and escaped.