Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-09

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Miss Emma Roberts has resigned
as dean of women at Wilmington col
lege.
Miss Myrtle Stone, %, was drowned
at Milton reservoir, 10 miles west of
! Youngstown.
M. ]. Cradle of Salem was elected
president of the Ohio Christian Mis-
sionary society
Leonard Anderson, AZ, electrician,
was killed when he fell from a lad
der at East Liverpool.
Burglars stole S2,100 worth of jew
| elry from the room of Mrs. Robert
Felty in a Springfield hotel.
Robbers who gained entrance to a
Youngstown department store car
ried off furs valued at $4,000.
| Following lovers quarrel, Fred
Hellar, 81, shot and killed himself at
Upper Arlington, near Columbus.
At. Dayton Edward King was IL
| jured when his auto crashed into an
ambulance making a hurry run to
hospital.
Clifford Burnsides, %, North Lew
isburg, Champaign county, was cleo
trocuted when his body came in con-
tact with live wire.
Three persons suffered painful in
juries at Dennison when the gasoline
tank of an automobile owned by
Hesse Arnold exploded.
Charles Rehfeld, slayer of Dr.
Horace Benson, dentist, at Norwalk,
| IL ,t1I
He died saying he was innocent.
F. A. Seiberling, founder and for
mer president of the Goodyear COM
pany, was made an honorary Ro-
tartan by the Akron Rotary club.
Harry C. Lesh, Youngstown car
penter. learned through a newspaper
advertisement that an uncle in Cali
fornia had bequeathed him $4,000
and farm.
Charges that Police Chief Joseph
Distel of Portsmouth has not en-
forced the prohibition laws are un-
der investigation by the state prohi-
bition commissioner
Shot through the neck, Joseph
Mills died at Cincinnati after scuff1e
for possession of a revolver with
John Ryan, friend. Both men said
the shooting was accidental.
Mrs. Della McInerney was arrested
for alleged tampering with members
of jury which convicted her of per
jury in the murder trial of Former
Judge McGannon at Cleveland.
Harry A. Bright filed suit at
Springfield against Cleveland Fuller
asking $4,000. Bright alleges that
Fuller has maliciously deprived him
of the society and affections of his
wife.
At Cleveland John Rocchi, 80, was
formally charged with murder after
detectives said he confessed that he
shot and killed his 25-year-old bride
because of her devotion to her first
lover
1t is announced at Hamilton that
the Ford Motor company contem
plates, the erection of new assem-
bling plant in Hamilton, at a cost OF
$400 900. with an annual output oi
10000 cars.
Five unmasked bandits, who at
tempted to hold up the First Savings
bank at Middletown, were frightened
away when a girl employe pressed a
burglar alarm button with her foot
The bandits escaped.
Edwin J. Myers, president of the
Crawford County Law Enforcement
league, served notice on three Buoy
rus managers of moving picture
shows that next Sunday will be the
last Sunday on which they can op
crate
Albert NJ. Thomas, 80, was electro
cuted at Radnor, Marion county
while attempting to repair a fuse
that had blown out, throwing the
town into darkness. His body wa.
burned to crisp by $4,000 volts o.
electricity.
Three men entered the home o.
Salvatore Guccinio, 80, at Cleveland
seized his wife, bound her to a chail
and gagged her, and then chokec
Guccinio to death as he lay sleepins
with his three children. Robbery wa.
the motive.
Representatives of the 81 union.
involved in the Cleveland buildin,
strike, which has tied up construc
tion all month, rejected a forma
offer by the Building Trades EN-
ployers' association to arbitrate tn.
controversy.
Problems confronting Ohio farmer,
and grain men and plans for operat
!, ling a broader market for foodstuf
will be discussed at the annual con
. vention of the Ohio Grain Dealers
association, to be held at Toledo Jun.
% and %.
Preliminary plans for initiating
taxation amendment, to be voted OF
in November, were discussed at
meeting at Columbus of representa-
tives Of various property interests
but definite action was deferred unit
after adjournment of the legislature
The 1920 report of DR.. U. G.. Mur
rell, state registrar of vital statistics
places organic heart disease first
} pneumonia second, cerebral hemor
} rhage third and tuberculosis fourtl
in the death causes in Ohio Death
from cancer greatly increased, com
pared with 1919.
George Miller, IS, was seized Will
cramps and drowned while swimmin.
in Big Saltwater creek, near Uhrichs
vile.
: Albert Schmitt, 80, motorcycle DO
: liceman, died from injuries sustained
! in a collision with a motorcycle a
Cincinnati. Schmitt was chasing
speeding motorcycle when his ma
chine was hit by another machine.
, Two youthful bandits beat ant
| knocked down Miss Dorothy Epp
} stein, IS, at Cleveland, tore satche
: containing $4,000 from her hands ant
escaped The girl was coming from
a bank with the pay roll of factory
: Supreme court of Ohio heard argu
: ments in the suits brought agains