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Newspaper
Steubenville Herald
Location
Steubenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
3
Murder at Jones Restaurant Ends in Tragedy
Philadelphia area reports detail the fatal shooting of Minnie Fuller, 37, a waitress at Jones Restaurant on Market Street by S H Ingle, a 38 year old railroad worker. Ingle fired four shots, three hit Fuller, and was arrested by Patrolmen Hawkins and McCarthy after a chaotic scene with diners. Fuller, from Cleveland with two daughters, died en route to hospital. Ingle, once living in Wellsville, reportedly threatened her after a lengthy affair and had sought to see her at the morgue. Coroner’s inquest opened with testimony from witnesses who restrained the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr By
Hawkins
Kup
Thethornties
Mraler
Saturny
Alleg
Ingle
Fuller
Amile
Ams
Lindsey
Cleveland
Frank Fuller
Gladys
Thelma
Wellsville
Ohio
Georges Run
C. and P
Lucas
Permuasion
Jones
H. Kirk
John Ferrell
Alex Davis
Owen Snyder
Ing’s
E Hawk King
County Man Named To State Office By Golden Eagles
Springfield Ohio August 18 Bellaire chosen for next meeting place of the Knights and Ladies of the Golden Eagle at the convention closing. Officers will be elected in December with nominees including J H Knapp D D Jones J C Washburn Blair Steel J C Carl W E Fleming P J Goodrich W I Valentine C W Clipstein Thomas Farr H M Edwards H Vollemer FE Sexton W H Cox J C Parsons and A J Wheelbarger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
A. P
Bellaire
Knights
Ladies of the Golden Eagle
J. H. Knapp
Cleveland
D. D. Jones
J. C. Washburn
Blair Steel
Tiltonsville
J. C. Carl
W. E. Fleming
Piqua
P. J. Goodrich
Trey
W. I
Vallentine
East Palestine
C. W. Clipstein
Webter
Thomas Farr
H. M. Edwards
Ironton
H. Vollemer
Grand
FE. Sexton
Lisbon
W. H. Cox
East Liverpool
J.C. Parsons
A. J. Wheelbarger
Widow sues for five thousand in murder case
Anna Ollum administratrix of Michael Ollum's estate sues John Schleder Union Savings Bank and Trust Co and Thomas Rock in Common Pleas for 5000 dollars damages claiming her husband was killed last Sunday in Tiltonville. The death deprived her and a minor child of support and the case awaits grand jury action. The accused Schleders are jailed without bail for first degree murder in a long standing feud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Ollum
Michael Ollum
Tiltonville
Common Pleas Court
John Schleder
Union Savings Bank and Trust Co
Thomas Rock
Schleder
Gene Schleders
Srand
Ingle Says He Shot Minnie Fuller After Being Rejected
Samuel H. Ingle a railroad conductor told Herald-Star reporters he shot Minnie Fuller because she turned him down after two years of knowing her He described facing threats from her husband and others and said he had gone through hell for her despite her leaving her husband and the two not living together for over a year He claimed he would never let another man possess her and revealed details of their troubled relationship and his motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel H. Ingle
Herald-Star
Minnie Fuller
Ingle
Mrs. Fuller
Minnie
Wellsville
Relatves
Steubenville
Wellaville
New Pennsylvania Yards
Georges Run
Federal Dry Men Draw Suspension In Youngstown
A. P. D. M. Brown chief of the federal prohibition enforcement bureau and three agents have been suspended indefinitely amid a grand jury probe in Youngstown. City officials were indicted for bribery and misuse of office. Edward Weaver Chris Belstien and Garnet Howard are named among the suspended agents. The report urged investigation of federal agents here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
A. P
D. M. Brown
Federal
Prohibition Enforcement Bureau
Grand Jury
James E. Jones
Prohibition
Washington
Edward Weaver
Chris Belstien
Garnet Howard
Auto Hits Train. One Dead in Wellsburg Crash
A Wheeling-Pittsburgh passenger train struck a car at the Sixth and Yankee streets crossing in Wellsburg at 4 PM. Gordon Mason, 22, was killed instantly. Oscar Parsons, 25, and Clarence Crabtree, 17, were injured. Mason owned the wrecked overland sedan. Crabtree described narrowly escaping death as the fire began. Parsons showed internal injuries but was improving at Gill Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Mason
Wellsburg
Oscar Parson
Gill Hospital
Steubenville
Clarence Crabtree
Lan Overland
Sixth St
Yankee Street
Yankee Streets
Mason
Gordon
J. C. Schultz
Crabtree
G. H. Martin
Pittsburgh
Wilmer Carmichael
Lethart
W. Va
Ethel Kinney
George Hunter
Chloe Mason
McKinley Mason
United States Marines
Hawaii
Oscar Parsons
Piney Fork Man Arrested for Menacing Threats
George Gauda of Piney Fork was arrested today on charges of menacing threats against Eva Kroljanczki. He was held for a hearing before Justice Downer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gauda
Piney Fork
Eva Kroljanczki
Justice Downer
Man with Still Detained After Court Visit in Wills Creek
Steven Clownin was found with a still and large quantity of spirits at his home on Wills Creek by Officer Moralee of Justice Rowan’s court. He will face a hearing before Justice Rowan on Monday in the local courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steven Clownin
Moralee
Justice
Davis Promotes Ohio Road Building Policy
Ohio Governor Davis told a county picnic that road construction aids business and agriculture. He cited about 60 000 workers and 100 000 dependents sustained by highways and noted two planned road settings were canceled to obtain lower prices. He urged strict enforcement of prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Davis
Wage Reduction Accepted by Street Car Men
Wheeling Traction Company employees approved a 10 percent wage cut after a third vote, with a 105 vote majority. Steubenville’s vote was unanimous, 36 platform men supported it. Cleveland area results reached 140 for and 71 against. The concession is described as temporary, with worker input on when to restore the old scale. The move follows earlier rejection of a smaller cut and a new one-man car system that idleed about sixty workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Traction Company
Steubenville
Cheeing
Cars Return to Weirton and Fellawsbee Runs
Traffic grows daily as industries run near capacity in Fellansbee and Weirton. Officials plan to resume additional cars on the Wellsburg and Weirton branches of the Wheeling Traction around the first of the month. The Carmen's union meeting last evening noted prior service cuts when two cars were removed between the city and Wellsburg and one car off the Weirton branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellansbee
Weirton
Wellsburg
Wheeling Traction Company
Carmen’s Union
Michigan Farmers Visit Columbus
More than 300 Michigan farmers touring the central agricultural belt visit Ohio State University to study farming conditions. Dean Alfred Vivian will address the group and inspect livestock displays, with an afternoon Chamber of Commerce tour planned. The Grangers camp at the State Fairgrounds and will depart for Richmond, Indiana, tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
A. P. Michigan
Ohio State University
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred Vivian
Collage of Agriculture
Grangers
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Richmond
Ind
Sentenced Third Time to the Chair in Ohio Case
Cincinnati Ohio August 20 A P Lucile Shelton 23 colored was sentenced by Judge John A Caldwell in criminal court to die in the Ohio penitentiary on December 2 for the killing of patrolman William Dellers nearly three years ago. This marks a third execution date with prior electrocution sentences overturned by the Supreme Court granting a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
A. P
Luciile Shelton
John A. Caldwell
Shelton
William Dellers
Supreme Court
Williamsport man, Steubenville girl receive license
Lynwood Enson Haynes aged 23 of Williamsport Pennsylvania and Elva Marie Weaver aged 15 of Steubenville were granted a marriage license today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynwood Enson Haynes
Williamsport
Elva Marie Weaver
Steubenville
Wintersville road contract delayed by state action
Jefferson County officials protest repeated delays by Columbus officials delaying the Wintersville road project. Bids previously rejected, readvertised, and now postponed again to next year, forcing county to pave and stone the route for winter use while state projects elsewhere shift plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wintersville
Jefferson County
Columbus
John Leech
Division of Highways and Public Works
L. C. Herrick
Highway Commission
Springfield
Amsterdam
Schaefer
Wednesday Storm Destroys Barns and Damages County Property
A Wednesday storm caused severe damage across Steubenville and Jefferson County with thousands of dollars in losses. A young cyclone uprooted trees and toppled fences and corn fields. Island Creek township reports a D. A. McCullough farm barn struck by lightning and burned with contents and harvest valued around 4000 dollars. The Steuben Brewery plant suffered about 600 dollars in damage as a tall chimney collapsed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Island Creek
Steuben Brewery
Adams Street
Five First Degree Murder Cases Await Grand Jury
Jefferson county records reveal a September grand jury will review five first degree murder cases, a new county high. Cases include the Veltry murder of an Italian detective west of the city, the Cummins killing linked to Water Wright, the Tiltonsville Ollum shooting, Shhleder’s alleged crime, the Fuller shooting by Sam Ingle, and a past Russians on North Eighth Street case. All are described by officials as premeditated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Mike Veltry
Auto
City
Harry Cummins
Water Wright
Mike Ollum
Tiltonsville
John Shhleder
Minnie Fuller
Sam Ingle
North Eighth Street
Probate Court Frial and Estate Actions Filed
Probate Court frial, a count filed in estate of Edward L. Connelly. Inventory and appraisement returned and filed in estate of W. Bentley Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Connelly
W. Bentley Jones
Woman's husband recalls wrecked home prior to Cleveland murder
Frank Fuller tells coroner how Minnie Fuller planned to reconcile and return to him with their two daughters before being shot by Samuel H. Ingle at Jones restaurant. He describes years of attempted reunions and miles traveled from Wellsville to Cleveland, ending with Minnie promising to come home August 24th. Parents of Minnie Fuller were present at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Fuller
Cleveland
Samuel H. Ingle
T. H. Kirk
Frank Fuller
Ingle
Fuller
Minnie F. Star
Wellsville
Minnie
Mingo
Alliance
Luna Park
J. C. Floto
Wells‘ilre
Edward Fuller
Costonia
Four Boys Admit Involvement in Local Petty Theft Ring
Four boys around ten years old, rounded up by Patrolmen Dignan and Schroeder, admit to multiple petty thefts in recent weeks. They confessed to burglaries at Jennings garage and Metcalfe garage, with cash from registers, and provided details on several other robberies, naming Christian Grazzione Michael Torski William Tonski and David McCootcha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrolmien Dignan
Schroeder
Jennings Garag
Metcalfe Sarage
Christian Grazzione
Michael Torski
Willam Tonski
David McCootcha
Star Vulcanizing Company
North Seventh Street
Shooting on Market Street Bridge Sparks Inquiry
Authorities investigate a late night shooting on the Market Street Bridge involving Ray Bell who fired five shots at William Stewart of Steubenville Bank & Trust. Stewart says he handed Bell a ticket, Bell demanded it, and shots were fired as he left the toll house. no arrest was made and jurisdiction questions are under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Market Street
Ray Bell
Bell
Stewart
Broken Rail Halts Pan Handle Traffic Near Gould's Tunnel
A broken rail derailed an engine near Gould's tunnel west of Mingo Junction, blocking passenger and freight service for five hours last evening. No injuries were reported as wreck crews repaired the line, delaying the 5 o'clock local and stranding scores of local men in Gould's Canyon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gould's Tunnel
Mingo Junction
Long Gould Tunnel
Mingo
Cannton
Funeral arrangements for Bergholz murder victim
Berga holz relatives arrange funeral for murder victim. She is survived by parents four brothers Lafayetty Charles Ross and Clayton Stan of Bergholz and two daughters Gladys and Thelma aged 15 and 13. Family from Wellsville joined the father this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bergaholz
Myrtle Amstutz
Rose
Hayned
Lafayetty Charles
Ross
Clayton Stan
Bergholz
Gladys
Thelma
Wellsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eid
Jones’ Restaurant
S. H. Ingle
Golden Eagles
Slayer
Waitress
Pennsylvania Company
Wheeling-Pittsburgh
Fellawsbee
Michigan
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