The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-12-07
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AshtabuIa.-The officials of Ashta.
bula county We're confronted with a
mystery attached to the finding of
the dead body of Bert Brydle, As, in
the road near Roses woods, Kings
Vile His skull was fractured and
his neck broken and there were evil
dences that he had been in a fight.
Police are looking for two men with
whom Brydle was seen riding in a
buggy.
EIyria. - Fred Baurline, aged 13,
chased by his brother while play
ing, ran in front of an auto driven by
DR.. A. B. Smith, and was instantly
killed.
Akron. - Attorney William T.
Vaughan, aged Sc, brother of Po-
lice Judge John r. Vaughan, is dead
here following a stroke of apoplexy.
Cleveland. - Two young automo-
bile bandits entered the saloon
of Joseph Bocsik, w. 25th street,
shortly before midnight, attempted to
hold up the proprietor and two Gus
toners and shot and killed Bocsik
after he gave battle to the robbers.
Bocsik fired two shots at the bandits,
but neither took effect. He was shot
in the stomach and head.
Gallipols. - Edward Donally, aged
26, plantation owner, of Micco.
Fla, shot and killed himself at the
home Of his father, Capt. Howard
Donally, in this city. Ill health was
the cause.
CleVeland.-As a result of going to
bed in an unventilated room where
gas stove burned, Harry ]. Burke. 2S,
was asphyxiated.
SprInefleId.-Fire starting in one
of the kilns at the plant of the
o. S. Kelly Piano Plate Company,
caused loss estimated at 100000.
Within few minutes after an alarm
was turned in the entire building was
in flames.
CoIumbus.-A revolver Edward J.
Keenan, took to bed with him for pro-
lection accidentally discharged and
killed keenan,.
Lima. - Terry Mcintyre, plumb
ing shop proprietor, has been ar
rested in connection with the riots of
Aug. 80. This is the twenty-fifth
riot arrest. Fifteen more are to come.
A crowd Of several hundred attacked
Sheriff Sherman Eley Aug. 80 when
he refused to tell where he had taken
Charls Daniels, charged with attack
ing woman.
AshtabuIa. - Louis Dhen, aged
%, of this city, was instantly killed
at Kingsville when he was struck by
a fast New York Central freight Wal
ter Fassett, IS, a companion, sus-
tanned broken legs and is in the hos
pital here.
Columbus. - With a cessation of
lake traffic about December l, Ohio
coal dealers and coal carriers look for
a decided improvement in the coal car
shortage. The Hooking Valley and
Toledo & Ohio Central railroads al
ready have reported more cars for
placement at the mines.
Marion. - Plans for legislation
to put the Ohio state fair board
under civil sGrvice were made
at the meeting of 54 Ohio county fair
managers. Resolutions were adopted
protesting that constant changes be-
cause Of politics hampers the fair
management.
Warren. With the exception of
two parcels in Trumbull county,
the entire right of way between
Niles and Youngstown has been
secured by the Youngstown & Niles
Railway Company for it's proposed
new trolley line connecting both
cities, 1t is understood eventually the
line will be extended to Warren.
Newark. - Mrs, S. L. James,
wife of a prominent Newark at.
torney, is dead of burns received
q week ago when her clothing was
ignited at a furnace, Mr.. James is re-
covering from severe burns received
when he extinguish0d the namea.