Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-12-08

near Chardon, killed himself.
Herbert Van Dyke, 16, Columbus,
is suing his wife, 21, for divorce.
DR.. Wallace Van Ort, Springfield
physician, died after a long illness.
Isaiah Jones, negro, St. Clairsville,
died after taking a drink of whisky.
Buyers at Port Clinton are offering
Sis to $3.50 for good muskrat pelts.
Mrs. Mary Winzig and Mrs. Kate
Peters were struck by automobiles
in Cincinnati and instantly killed.
Toledo has reverted to eastern
time in accordance with the time
change recently voted by the people.
Colonel Clay, Y, of Mullins, w.
Va, visiting his daughter at Spring
field, was killed by a train.
Board of sinking fund commission
ers decided to issue soldier bonus
bonds at Az per cent interest.
Body of a man found shot to death
in a gully at Cincinnati was identi-
fed as that of William Schuckman.
Canvass shows that Fred Steward,
independent, was elected mayor CT
Liberty Center by a plurality of two
votes.
Joseph A. Haines, so, Cincinnati,
former financial secretary of Lodge
1862, Machinists' union, killed himself
by shooting.
Mrs Henry F. Ehlert, Sc, was
killed and her husband fatally in
jured when run down by an automo-
bile at Cleveland.
Fifty-three students have been
dropped from the arts college of Ohio
State university and 400 others have
been placed on probation.
James w. Davis of Windham town
ship, Geauga county, killed 81 rae
coons, one weighing 1872 pounds,
| since the season opened.
Mrs. J. L. Yant, 40, wife of tele-
graph operator, who left her husband
a month ago, committed suicide at
Lima by drinking poison.
Eight hundred union painters on
| strike at Cincinnati since Nov ac-
cepted a new agreement at S1Hc an
hour and returned to work
| Using a motor truck, robbers at
Springfield burglarized the NJ. D.
Levy company's store of mems wear
ing apparel valued at $4,000
David Z. Scott, former safety d.
rector at Youngstown, is under sen.
tence of two years in prison follow
ing his conviction of bribery in con.
nection with liquor law violations.
DR.. c. E. Camp. dentist, and Mrs
H. H. Waite were shot and slightly
wounded at the Waite home at Ak
ron by a man said to be a local gam
| bier.
George Farrell, IS, of Tifin, was
killed almost instantly at Port Gin.
ton when a shotgun which he had
been cleaning exploded. He had
been hunting
Mrs. Grace Tod Arrel, wife OF
George Arrel and daughter of David
Tod, Ohio's civil war governor, died
at Youngstown. She was the last OF
the former governors family.
Nearly 5000 bottles of beer shipped
from Windsor, Ont, were confiscated
by Toledo police and prohibition
agents on board lake yacht in Mau
NEE bay. The crew escaped.
Ohio soldier bonus bonds will be
offered at not higher than Az pei
cent interest and possibly as low as
Az per cent, members of the board
of sinking fund commissioners an
nounced.
Louise, 7-year-old daughter of lie
ander White, lock tender at Ohio
river dam No. 26, at Gallipolis, was
burned to death. The child was play
ing with a toy stove when her dress
caught fire.
Steve Myeskie, charged jointly with
| Charles Markovitz with assaultine
and numbering Stella Korn Sept. 1
was found guilty at Youngstown Of
first degree murder with no recon
mendation for mercy.
A full division of the nationa
guard in Ohio will be completed by
| Jan. /. This is the announcement
by Adiutant General Florence. A
full division numbers about 10000
men. Ohio now has some 5000 en-
listed men and officers.
Students from Ohio State univer
SIXTY won first place in the collegiate
live stock judging contest held at the
International live stock exposition
Chicago. They scored AIS points
out of a possible 5000, winning first
honors in. the placing of sheep ant
horses.
Harold Niergarten, 20, a belIboy il
a Lima hotel, made a sworn confes
sion to Sheriff Bob Ewing of Auglaizt
county that he had killed Joseph S
Kershaw, world war hero, as they
rode together on a Baltimore and
Ohio freight train near Cridersville
village near Lima, the sheriff an
| nounced.
Three indictments charging frs
degree murder were returned al
Washington c. H. against Oliver
Vandervort, 80, fur dealer, in con
nection with the fatal shooting Of
Bertha Whitlow Vandervort, a former
wife of Vandervort; Mrs. Jeff Whit
low, her mother, and Howard Bosier
caller at the Whitlow home, il
Clinton county.
Fifteen bids were received a.
Akron on $25O,OOO county hospita
| bonds.
Charles nj. Dean assumed his du
ties as internal revenue collector fol
the Cincinnati district.
Chief of Police o. J. Roush was
suspended by Mayor Burkhart Of
Lima on charges filed with the mayor
by a special commission appointed tt
investigate the police department.
S. w. Simmonds of Akron reported
to the Cincinnati police that while
on a streetcar several men wedget
him and stole his purse, containing
$3.50 and a draft for $4,000.
Leila Billings, 8, Upper Sandusky
was killed instantly when the buggy
in which she and her father were
riding collided with a truck.
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