Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-11-10


Theodore Ecker, 67, a musician,
suicide at Toledo.
Owners of Youngstown office build
ings announce rent reductions.
Michael Ryan, estranged from his
wife, shot and killed himself at To
Iedo.
A thief has been robbing the pool
boxes at st. Peters church, Chilli
cothe.
Stephen w McGrath, collector of
internal revenue at Cincinnati, has
resigned
w. c. Corr was appointed receiver
for the Maibohm Motor company,
Sandusky.
Sixty-two persons, two of them
women, were arrested in liquor raids
at Columbus.
A building formerly used by the
Salvation Army at Camp Sherman
was destroyed by fire.
Bandits at Akron shot and killed
Charles A. Norris, 60, when he told
them he had no. money.
Charles Reese, 4S, brakeman, lost
his life at Dennison when he was
crushed between two cars.
Eastern Ohio Teachers association
will meet at Bellaire. More than
1000 teachers will attend.
William ]. Kuehne, 81, former pro-
fessional baseball player. died at the
home of his father, near Bucyrus.
Charles Fogt, As, farmer, was
gored to death by mad bull on his
farm near Montra, Shelby county.
Charles A. Norris, Akron salesman,
died from a bullet wound received
when he was attacked by three men.
John Pershing, "A, retired farmer
and cousin of General ]. j. Pershing,
died suddenly at his home in Woos-
ter.
At Fostoria E. c. Lynch suffered
broken ribs in saving his little boy
from being run down by a motor
cycle.
To aid the unemployed, contracts
were awarded at Marion for $4,000
worth of improvements on the city
hospital.
David P Engle, 60, Circleville,
committed suicide by drinking MUIR
attic acid. He was the father of nine
children.
At Springfield Charles H. Johnson,
80, was shot and seriously wounded
when he resisted five bandits who
held him up.
John Schflperoot, 81, was electro
cuted at Napoleon while removing a
live wire Of 1900 voltage from the
railroad tracks.
George A. Stauffer Of ottawa sue
ceeded Charles w. Lapp of Cleveland
as United States marshal for the
northern Ohio district.
Phillip J. Monheit. alias DR.. P. E.
Martell, 29, is held by Toledo police
on a charge of swindling 72-year-
old woman out of $4,000.
Miss Ruth Kemery, an employe of
the Cleveland public library, was
killed by a "jitney" bus at Lorain.
She failed to see the bus in the rain.
Mrs. Eva Welsbacher was killed
and three others were injured at
Maumee, when an interurban car
struck their automobile. All lived in
Toledo
Fred S. Counts, federal prohibition
agent for the Cleveland district, was
replaced by Harry S. Dyar of Mari
eta, who will have charge of the
Office temporarily.
John L. Henninger was murdered
by two highwaymen within block of
his home at Akron. He was vice
president of the Henninger Plumb
ers' Supply company.
Springville, near Tiffin, has 20
families, and all but three homes
there are quarantined for scarlet
fever. There are 80 cases in the
town One death has occurred.
Bodies of John Newman, &c, and
Miss Louise Doyle, 10, shoe workers,
were found in a shack at Portsmouth.
Both had been shot. Police are of
the opinion that the two were MUIR
dered
An unknown masquerader at Gin
cinnati shot three men after quar-
rel. Joseph Clark, 20, a bystander,
died later in a hospital. Robert Ca
hill, %, and his brother William, "a,
were seriously wounded.
Believing that 80 per cent of the
accidents in coal mines are avoid
able, the state department of educa-
ton, with financial aid furnished by
the federal government, has opened
schools at mining centers in impor
tant coal counties of the state.
Four unmaeFnd bandits, with faces
smeared with grease, invaded the Of
fee of s. B. Finney, rs, a root and
herb doctor at Delta, Fulton county,
and robbed him of $4,000, after
striking him over the head with a
revolver and binding him to a chair,
They escaped toward Toledo in an
automobile.
Matt Hietenan, night patrolman of
Fairport, and Aleck Switzerland,
night watchman at a Painesville
dock, are dead as the result of bullet
wounds. According to witnesses the
two men quarreled in a Fairport
poolroom and Hietenan fired two bull
lets into Southerland's body. After
shooting Switzerland, Hietenan killed
himself.
J. w. Domford 76, Wilmington,
took his first trip on a railroad train
when he escorted his daughter from
Midland City to Wilmington.
Living for &c hours with four
stitches in his heart, Julius Pidlinger,
AZ. died in a Cleveland hospital after
slashing himself with a knife.
Fire started by a tramp destroyed
the barn, implements, hay and four
other outbuildings on the farm of
M D. Hartshorn, near Newark.
Police in Ohio have been asked to
watch out for Irene Ellington. IA,
who left home at Newark, boarding
a vestbound Pennsylvania train.
J C. Aver, 40, salesman of Piqua,
was fatally injured at Washington
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