Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-10-27

be reduced One-half cent Nov. l.
Canton was selected as the city for
the April conference of the Ohio
Typographical union.
Defiance council may authorize
special municipal bond issue for re-
lief of needy families.
Mahoning county grand jury re-
| turned IS indictments, five of which
were for first degree murder.
Charles Rupert, so, farmer, was
| found dead in a wood on a farm
near Krumroy, Summit county.
Miss Ivel Epner, 3S, postmistress
at Ira, is in an Akron hospital as the
result of an automobile collision.
John Donnelly, II, of Springfield
Center is dead as the result of in
Juries sustained in a football game.
At Cleveland bandits held up
Frank Cicarelli. manager of the Nj
agara Laundry company, and robbed
him of $1,O45.
Three cracksmen blew the safe in
the general store of Oplinger &
Wolfe at Nelsonville and escaped
with $1,000 in cash.
Ben Johnson, 40, Sandusky, mem
ber of a fishing boat crew, was
drowned off Marblehead when seas
swept over the craft. F.
Thomas H. Maxwell, 81, was in
stantly killed when a storm buggy
in which he was riding was hit by
an Erie train near Kenton.
Cleon M. Bell, general manager of
Youngstown packing company, was
probably fatally injured when his au-
tomobile collided with another.
An auto driver ran down and killed
Henry Rohrbacher. "A, on the road
near Moulton, Allen county, and
| neglected to stop and render aid.
Margaret Sampish, 20-month-old
daughter of Joseph Sampish, was
| crushed to death under an automo-
bile in front of her home at Toledo
| Mrs. C. H. Salmon of Warren was
elected president of the Cincinnati
branch, Women's Foreign Missionary
! society, Methodist Episcopal church.
Detectives are said to have ferret
| ed out the destination of platinum
and chemicals stolen from the chem
ical laboratories of Wooster univer-
| sity.
| Disappearance of a black box, con-
| tanning jewelry with a valuation es-
! timated at $4,000 to $4,000, has
| been reported by Mrs. Rachel Hubert
at Toledo.
Miss Sue Weakley, 70, former
| school teacher, was burned to death
at a boarding house in Lancaster
when her clothing became ignited
from an open fire.
Charles Ewers of Fredericktown
has been appointed receiver for Ho.
mer G. vand Mellow B. Levering, who
conducted elevators at Mt. Vernon
and at Fredericktown.
| Leroy Schlink, 26, Port Clinton, a
school teacher, drank poison in the
schoolroom after rendering his res
ignation. Alleged indiscreet conduct
| caused Schlink to resign.
Annual reunion of the old Second
| Ohio regiment, which participated in
the Spanish-American war, was held
| at Lima. Survivors of the regiment
from II cities participated.
/ Four persons were injured near
Wooster when an automobile in
which they were riding skidGed and
overturned. Mrs. R. c. Vandevaar
was the most seriously injured
Mrs. Charles Schorr and Miss Mary
Hamilton were severely burned in an
explosion at the Schorr home in
Youngstown when Mrs. Schorr light
ed a match near a leaking gas pipe.
Edward NJ. Fullington of Columbus
was appointed auditor for the Phil
ippine Islands, including the govern
ment, the railroad and bank Mr..
Fullington was for four years auditor
of state in Ohio.
Arthur Morris, his wife and two
children were seriously injured when
their automobile collided with a calf
near Bremen, Fairfield county, and
plunged over a 10-foot embankment
into Raccoon creek.
Damage suits for $25,0OO each were
filed at Columbus by Mary Boyles
and Mary Boyles Criswell against
the Mazer Cigar company and James
McKinnon, manager of that com.
pany. Both suits allege SANDER.
Twenty school children riding in a
centralized school wagon had narrow
escapes from death near Chillicothe
when the wagon backed over %
foot embankment on the Stony creek
road and landed on jagged rocks be
low. Two pupils were injured.
Governor Davis announced the per
sonnel of his new board of agricul
ture, as follows: Mrs. William L
Bargar, Urbana; c. B. Warner, Wei
lington; S. T. Nash, Cleveland; Don
aid A. Acklin, Cleveland; William H
Pew, Ravenna; H. H. Ludwig, Var
Vert; Ernest J. Riggs, Gallipolis;
John Cunningham, Mt. Vernon; L. B
Palmer, Pataskala, and George Rit
tenour, Pataskala.
Marion County Recorder RalpI
Lindsey, 80, was instantly killed
when he leaped from an automobile
north of Marion. His skull was frac
tured.
Work of rehabilitating the tomb O
William Henry Harrison at Nortl
Bend is expected to begin next week
The state has appropriated $1,000
for the work.
Declaring she was sold at auction
by her husband to Leo Ploom, wht
says he is a doctor of divinity, Mrs
Tony Purkossky sought police pro
lection at Toledo to prevent enforce
ment of the bargain.
A verdict of one cent was awarded
Mrs. Mary Maninck in a slander sui
brought at Akron against Mrs. Nal
lie M. Stauffer for $52,500.
Marian McArdle, 20-year-old ac
tress, was found not guilty of com
plicity in the murder of her ster
ho T Tol-