Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-05-26

| died at Akron.
John Calvin will be a candidate to
succeed himself as mayor of Cincin-
nti at the fall election.
Frank Booher, 55, farmer, commit
ted suicide at his home near Piqua
| by shooting himself with a rife.
Findlay city council has authorized
the issuance Of $4,000 in bonds to
provide five new motor fire trucks.
Miss Stella Evans, 80, died from in
juries received in falling from a sec
ond-story window of her home in
Marion.
Through the efforts of the Geneva
chamber of commerce the Little
Giant motor truck will be made in
Geneva.
Hlver ]. Fisher, 40, farmer, has dis
appeared from his home near VIII
mington. His automobile was found
at Xenia.
Mrs. Alice Hites, 63, Bellefontaine,
died of burns suffered when she fell
down a stairway while carrying a
lighted lamp.
The 112th aero squadron has been
assigned to the national guard of
Ohio, and Columbus has been named
as it's headquarters.
| A woman, identified by John Dona-
lex as his wife, Clara, committed sui
eide at Cleveland by leaping from the
Abbey street bridge.
Because she had been called tom
boy" Mary Feranamdis, Is, Cleve-
land, shot herself through the left
breast. She may die.
Canton chamber of commerce has
opened a campaign for 1900 new
members. The organization now has
a membership of 5OO
Trees were planted along the Ma
tional highway in Montgomery county
in commemoration of soldiers who
died in the world war.
Andy Davis was sentenced at Co
lumbus to die in the electric chair
Aug. 26 for the murder of his wife,
Grace Davy, Aug. 10 last.
| Willard Coleman, "a, is dead and
Alonzo Coleman, 81, was probably IA
tally burned in a fire which destroyed
| o..
Twenty-seven ministers and 16
elders enrolled for the opening of the
seventy-sixth annual session of the
Tifin classes of the Reformed church.
A garage, two automobile trucks
and three automobiles were destroyed
by fire at the Norwalk auto parts fac
tory, Norwalk, with damage of sS,-
500.
Scores of lives were endangered
at Granville when temporary bleach
ers on the Denison university cam
pus collapsed during the annual car
nival.
Alcoholism induced by consumption
of lemon. extract was held by the cor
oner to have caused the death of
Mike Vovrik, 65, of Barton, Belmont
county.
Frank Hunt of Springfield and Mike
Egan of Milford Center were killed
near Middletown when struck by a
Big Four train. They were employed
as bridge men.
Liberated at Marion after being ar
rested the night before for illegal
train-riding, Howard Bessenger, 21,
Cleveland, was killed when he at
tempted to board freight train.
Emery Brouse, II, son of a farmer
near Sherman, Summit county, was
shot and instantly killed while he and
a playmate, Roland Grant, 13, were
shooting frogs in pond near their
home.
James McClarren of Washington
township, Crawford county, shipped
three sheep to Cleveland The pro-
ceeds of the sale was just Is cents
less than the cost of transporting
them to market.
Fire at Youngstown caused a loss
estimated at $750.O0O. The old Ma
honing Valley power house, a lumber
yard, 10 houses and a garage were de-
stroyed and the plant of the Smith
Brewery company damaged.
Car service on the Northern Ohio
Traction and Light company traction
system, which has been tied up by a
strike of 1,100 platform employees, has
been resumed as the result of an arbi-
tration agreement reached by union
leaders and traction officials.
Governor Davis sent to the senate
the following appointments as trus-
tees of Ohio State university: Law
renee Laybourne of Springfield, to
succeed Guy Mallon of Cincinnati; o.
E. Bradfute Of Xenia and ]. F. Cum
ningham of Cleveland, reappointed.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company
of Akron paid $29e,01O into the office
of the secretary of state, under its re-
organization ON a non-par basis, as al
lowed by a recent legislative enact
ment. 1t is the largest corporation
fee ever paid to the secretary of state
At a special election in Port Clin-
ton a project for a new high school
building, to cost $125,OO0, carried
with 944 voting for the issue and 174
against.
James Payne, So, wealthy farmer
of Castalia, Erie county, was seri-
ously hurt when a Lake Shore elec-
trio car struck a buggy in which he
was riding.
Levi Ellis, 80, paroled prisoner
from the Ohio penitentiary, is in jail
at Urbana awaiting return to the in
stitution, having been arrested on a
charge of breaking up the home of
Lewis Philby.
Milica Rogich, 2, died at MassilIon
from burns suffered when she fell
into a ditch filed with hot water
Three auto bandits made an unsuc-
cessful attempt to hold up the Ma.
varre Deposit bank at Navarro, south
of Canton. They fed when the as.
sistant cashier flashed a gun.
Diamonds valued at $4,000 com
prised the loot OF automobile bandits
who hurled paving brick through a
plate glass window in the Joseph J.
Schuster company's jewelry store at
( Cleveland and escaped in a fusillade
of bullets from gun in the hands OF
the manager Of the store.