Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-03-24
Miller block in Lakewood was dam.

train near New Philadelphia.
Andrew Fernando, IS, was acciden-
tally shot and wounded by a deputy
at Warren.
Miss LOueen Pattee, dean of women
at the University of Cincinnati, died
of pneumonia.
George S. and Harry NJ. Vincent OF
Detroit purchased the lease on the
Elberson hotel, Bucyrus.
Charles Carmack, who shot himself
at Dover when his wife entered suit
for divorce, died of the wound.
Charles J. Yingling, "A, financier,
died at Tiffin from injuries resulting
from a fall on an icy pavement.
Pupils of Canton public schools,
during the first week school savings
system was operated, deposited S968.
J. o. Talker, wanted by authorities
of Harlan county, KY, on a murder
charge, was arrested at Middletown.
Betting upon elections is not
crime under Ohio laws, according to
a decision of Judge Samuel H. Sibert
of Cleveland.
Fifty hogs and cattle were killed
when Is cars of live stock of a Nickel
Plate train were derailed near OAK
Point, west of Lorain.
improvement in unemployment con-
ditions in Toledo is announced by
Mrs. Prentice Rood, welfare director
in charge of poor relief.
Mrs. Harriet Loosen was killed
when the automobile in which she
was riding skidded and crashed into
a streetcar at Cleveland.
Cincinnati police are seeking nine
men whom Lydia Marnes, %, alleges
held her prisoner for a day and a
| night in a deserted house.
One-half million bushels of corn is
Ohio's quota of the 100000 bushels
to be contributed by the United
States for European relief
Damage estimated at $4,000 was
caused by fire that destroyed por-
tion of the Paragon Refining COM
pany's plant in East Toledo.
Phillip Emeryk, so, Rising Sun,
Hancock county, died from drinking
a poisonous beverage resembling
raisin jack, the coroner held.
| Clark county commissioners offer
$1,000 reward for the capture of the
negro who attacked Marge Ferneau,
an 11-year-old white girl, at Spring
| field.
Steve Telatnic sued the city of Lo-
rain for $4,000 damages, alleging a
patrolman shot him through the arm
in attempting to shoot an escaped
prisoner.
For the loss of the toes on his right
foot, Melvin Carter, 12, Cincinnati
newsboy, was given a verdict for S5,-
900 against the Cincinnati Traction
company.
Ohio house passed the Brand SEN
ate bill exempting farmers marketing
organizations from the Valentine anti.
trust act. 1t now goes to the cover.
nor for signature.
Court dismissed the petition of the
Gas Consumers league filed at Day
ton asking an injunction against the
Dayton Gas company to prevent in.
crease in gas rate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard c. Fleming
were awakened by gasping of a dog
in an adjoining room just in time to
escape asphyxiation in their gas
filed home at Dennison.
large iron safe in the garage OF
Edward Oster at Yellow Springs, near
Xenia, was blown open and $4,000 in
notes were taken. Entrance to the
building was made through a rear
window.
Charles S. Meek, superintendent oil
schools at Madison, Wis, has been
appointed superintendent of Toledo
schools to succeed William B. Gui
teau, the board of education an
nounced.
A man who is said to have ESCAPED
from the Newburg state hospital for
the insane the day before Louise
Wolf and Mabel Foote, Parma Heights
high school teachers, were murdered
was arrested at the scene of the
crime.
Title to a plot of land west of Ian
caster, decided 100 years ago by Ma
thaniel Wilson, pioneer farmer, tc
President Andrew Jackson and his
successors in office, to be used as
their burial ground, now reverts to
President Harding.
Fearing arrest for the alleged theft
of hams from a neighbor's smoke
house with which to feed his depend
ent mother and sister, George Thorn
as, 30, veteran of the world war
ended his life at his home near Waka
tOmika, Coshocton county.
Robbers broke into the Farmers
bank at Highland, a village in High
land county, and secured $500 in
currency and between $500 and $500
in small change. They also rifled
safety deposit boxes of liberty bonds
estimated at between $4,000 and
$4,000.
Citizens of Lima are aroused over
an epidemic of rabies among dogs
Donald Hall, 8, attacked by a vicious
dog, is reported in a critical condi
ton. More than 100 cases of rabies
have been reported since Christmas
and live stock valued at several thou
Sduu uOlldrS IS OoaQ.
Four more men have been arrested
at Toledo in connection with the re.
cent $1,000,000 postal robbery.
D. R. Crissinger of Marion, lawyer
and banker, lifelong friend of Presi.
dent Harding, has been appointed
comptroller of the currency.
Auto bandits entered the express
office at New York Central depot at
Sandusky and carried off the safe,
said to contain about $4,000 in cash.
D. R. Jenkins, "a, travelling sales
man of Chicago, was killed and Frank
Moeschi, 30, of Dayton injured when
their automobile rolled down an en-
bankment near Cincinnati.
Pay rolls of Youngstown and vicin.
ity for February amounted to $685..
744, the lowest since November, 1919.
when the steel strike was at its
height.
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