Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-30


Port Clinton for operating a still.
Albert A. Stasel, SO, Republican
politician, died at Newark He was
an attorney.
William Holdosh, infant, was
drowned in a tub of water at his
home in Youngstown.
Miss Mary MacSwiney, sister of
the late lord mayor of Cork, plans a
speaking tour of Ohio
Formal opening of Shelby's play
grounds will be held with a commu-
nifty celebration July 4
A wiener eaten by the 2-year-o1d
son of Chester Shuster, Marion, re-
suited in the boys death.
Senator Pomerene was given hon
orary degree of doctor of laws at
Miami university commencement.
Toward Thatcher, II, son OF Lester
G. Thatcher, was drowned while
swimming in a pond at Bellefontaine.
Burglars invaded the city hall at
Cleveland and carried away $545 from
safe in the room of the Humane
society.
Bernard Frank, IS, was instantly
killed at Crestline wehn he picked up
live wire blown down by a thun-
derstOrm.-
Plans were adopted for a $4,000
memorial shaft to be erected at San
dusky in memory of Erie county's
soldier dead
Frank Scovira is in Jail at Youngs-
town and his divorced wife, Catherine
Evon, is in a hospital with five stab
wounds in her back.
Ohio young peoples branch of the
w. C. T. U. will meet in Warren,
June 27 to July 2, R. B. Howard, state
president, announced.
Superior Court Judge Gusweiler Of
Cincinnati has been offered the dean
ship of the college of law at Ohio
Northern university at Ada
Because his wife refused to return
to Cleveland with him, George Burns,
"a, shot and killed himself at the
woman's home at Columbus
Edward Travis, 10, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Travis of Marysville,
was run over by an auto truck, suf
fering injuries from which he died
Miss Mary H. Shutz, 81, was fatal
ly burned at Canton when her cloth
ing ignited from a bonfire she was
building in the rear yard of her home
Jesse Deats, who was found in the
apartment of woman friend at Tiff
fin with a bullet wound in his head,
was a suicide, according to the cor
oner's verdict.
Blood stains on his shirt front re-
suited in the arrest at Ravenna of
E. P. Brown, 35, of Warren, wanted
at that place for the murder of Mrs.
Ida Bady, colored.
Rev L. Elmer Yingling, father of
Earl Yingling, now with the Mime
apolis baseball team, died at Dayton
following an operation. He held a
pastorate at Eaton.
Trainmen found the body of Miss
Marvel Downey, %, along the railway
near her home at Licking View, two
miles west of GAINESVILLE. She had
been run over by a freight train and
decapitated.
Ohio Eagles in convention at Steu-
benville elected the following Off
GERS: President, Samuel W. Bell,
Cincinnati; secretary, Ed L. Hyne-
man, Columbus; treasurer, H. L.
Birkhauer, Toledo.
Manufacturers of nine surrounding
counties at a meeting at Marion
originated a district manufacturers
association. A permanent organiza-
ton will be effected at a meeting in
Bucyrus in two weeks.
Gifts to Denison university during
the year, as announced by President
gregated $791 900. The largest indi-
vidual gift was the addition of $780,
900 to the E. A. Deeds fund.
Honorary degrees were conferred
at Heidelberg university for the first
time since the beginning of the Eu-
ropean war. Those honored were:
Rev. Frederick w. LEIGH, Gallon;
Rev John C. Horning, St. Louis.
A bust of President Harding was
unveiled in the Mckinley memorial
at Niles The speakers were Vice
President Coolidge, Secretary of La
Dor Davis, Governor Davis and Con-
gressman John G. Cooper of Youngs-
| town.
After celebrating 10 hours, the
jury at Cincinnati which tried Wal
| ter Brockman, private detective, for
| first degree murder of Harlan Brate,
Lockland high school student, last
January, reported it was unable to
agree and was discharged.
Governor Davis has appointed John
w. Prugh of Xenia, a building and
loan man, to the position of chief in
| spector of the state building and loan
association department. Prugh sue
ceeds Chief Inspector Frank F. Nc
Guire of Van Vert, Democrat.
Supreme court refused to review the
dispute between the Villages of Os-
born and Fairfield, Greene county,
over the annexation of adjacent terri
| tory which both villages wanted. The
courts action leaves Osborn winner,
the lower courts having decided in it's
favor.
Miss Katherine Chambers, a former
bailiff, was found guilty at Cleveland
of contempt of court and obstruction
of justice.
o. E. Rawson, Middleport, is in a
Gallipolis hospital, probably fatally
injured. as the result Of a battle with
F. L. Smith
Police raided the lodge rooms of
the Loyal Order. of Moose at Lancas-
ter and seized five truck loads of
| home brew.
Professor W. R. Pyle, a graduate of
Purdue university, has been selected
as professor of engineering at Viii
nl:ngton college.
| Clifford Distler is charged at Gin
cinnati with manslaughter as a result
| of the death of Edmund Swormstedt,
| 81, who was hit by an auto.
| Samuel Rensi, 10, a student Of
! Notre Dame university, was instantly