Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-02-24

Seneca county commissioners OPP
pose realty reappraisement.
Joseph Green, railroad worker, Gin
cinnati, was killed by a train.
Alex Reffner, %, Fostoria, was bad
ly hurt when his auto was hit by
train.
Appellate Judge w. H. Kinder,
Findlay, retired after IL years of
service.
Palace hotel, Cincinnati, was sold
to Lloyd Baker, real estate broker,
for $1,5O0,OO0.
Youngstown school board will use
movies to teach certain branches in
public schools.
Mike Newstad was fined $500 by
the mayor of Glouster on the charge
Of operating still.
Annual convention of 10000 miners
of the Hooking coal field will be held
at Logan March 90.
Elgie M. Atkins and Mrs. Beulah
Barthey were shot by bandits at Can
ton. Both will recover.
Fifteen horses burned to death in
a fire which destroyed Paul Mann's
livery barn at Woodsfeld.
J. E. Redelle, manager of the Vic
tory theater, Dayton, lost $3.50 when
a thief entered his hotel room.
At Cincinnati F. W. Barclay and
Harry Gray were injured probably IA
tally when train hit their auto.
Contract for Akron's new hotel and
theater will be awarded next month.
Plans call for $1,000 900 structure.
Shot six times by an unknown as
sailant, who escaped, Dominick No
carica, Youngstown, is expected to re-
cover.
Toledo and Ohio Central railway
shops at Bucyrus and Kenton will lay
of all employees in heavy engine re-
pair departments.
William Koehlein was burned seri-
ously before he was rescued from a
Martins Ferry rooming house which
was destroyed by fire.
Jason Case of Redwood rendered
his resignation as justice of the peace
Of Claibourne township after serving
continuously for 80 years.
Mrs. Rose Mittendorf, while at wor-
ship in st. Francis church, Cincin-
natl, was robbed of So by a woman
sitting beside her, she old police.
Donald White, II, Youngstown, was
thrown over a 45-foot embankment
into a quarry, after being robbed by
two men. His hip was fractured.
Rev. Sylvanus Schillinger of West
Alexandria was found dead in his
chair at the home of son. He was
a graduate of Capital university, Co
lumbus.
Governor Davis has taken a stand
against reappraisement of real estate
in go counties. AS a result the state
tax commission is expected to revoke
its order
Hoten Roger, Al, Hudson, drew a
sentence of from one to 20 years in
the penitentiary when he pleaded
guilty at Akron to shooting Mrs. Clara
Loomis last November.
Citizens and police arrested four
men at Hubbard, Trumbull county,
when they left an auto with the en-
gine running and walked toward a
bank. One of the men was armed.
A 20 per cent reduction in wages
for independent steel plants of the
Mahoning valley, Ohio, and the She
mango valley, Pennsylvania, has been
announced. The reduction affects
more than 40 900 men.
Elmer Ewing, 81, retired farmer,
was held at Newark under $4,000
bond on a charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons as a result, it is
stated, of attempting to compel his
former wife to remarfy him.
Approximately $1,650,OOO in gifts
and subscriptions was received for
the expansion fund of Wittenberg
college in the greater WitteAberg
college appeal recently conducted
The college had established $780,.
900 as it's goal in the drive.
Prohibition agents raided the home
of Louis Roma, hair tonic manufac
turer, at Toledo, and declare they dis
covered a complete plant for rectify.
ing alcohol. Three hundred gallons
of rectifed alcohol, liquor and gin
valued at $4,000, were seized.
Standard Oil company, which re.
Gently purchased for $4,000 the birth.
place of Rutherford B. Hayes at Del
aware, notified the Delaware Com
mercial club that it would donate the
site to the city or any organization
that would want to preserve it.
Soldiers bonus proposal will go be
fore the people next November by
unanimous vote of both houses of the
general assembly. 1t is in the form
of a constitutional amendment au
thorizing the issuance of $25 900 ,OOC
in bonds to pay ex-service men and
women of Ohio $40 for each month
of service, not to exceed a total ot
$780,
Rt. Rev. John P. Farrelly, bishoI
of the Catholic diocese of Cleveland
died of pneumonia at Knoxville
Tenn, after short illness. The body
was taken to Cleveland for burial
Bishop Farrelly was born in Mem
phis, Tenn, March Is, 1856. He was
the fourth bishop of the diocese Of
Cleveland. He was named to this
Office by Pope Plus x in March, 1909
Mrs. John Heddleson, 10, died from
a fractured, skull received when she
| jumped from a rig when the horse
ran away, near Marietta.
John B. McWhinney, S5, civil wal
veteran and prominent Stark county
farmer, was gored to death by bull
on his farm, near Justus.
Fred Rufenacht, coal operator, pur
chased the holdings of other stock
holders in the plant of the Bucyrus
Rubber company, Bucyrus.
Officials of New Philadelphia anG
Dover are working jointly to suppress
liquor transportation in taxicabs be
tween Uhrichsville and Strassburg.
Wilbur Alexander was held for the
grand jury at Lorain on a charge o
| first degree murder in connactior