Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-29

fatally injured when struck by an au-
tomobile.
Body of Thomas Addy was found
decapitated near a railroad tunnel at
Newcomerstown.
Farmers near Dover volunteered to
aid in road construction during the
shortage of laborers.
James Bennett, laborer, was crush
ed to death at Middletown by a crane
load OF steel sheeting.
James H. Fahner, 81, railroad fore
man, was killed at Columbus when
struck by an automobile.
A special coffin was needed for
Mrs. Clayton Rector, 80, Chillicothe.
She weighed 4S7 pounds.
Burglars got $500 worth of clothes
and 800 in cash from the store of
Paul Machovina at Berea.
o. D. Rice, 35, Newark, was killed
instantly at GAINESVILLE when he
stepped in front of a train.
At Youngstown Micka Lozich sur
rendered to the police on a charge of
killing Peter Error during a fight.
Edward Mounts, 50, and daughter,
Mrs. Clinton Tossy, were killed when
a train struck their auto at Van Vert
Edwin Press Wright, 10, Canton,
suffered injuries in an automobile
accident which resulted in his death.
William Vasco, 5, and his brother
Jacob, 3, were smothered to death in
cave-in of sandbank at Cleveland
Harvey Grain, Fort Wayne, was IA
tally injured when six racing autos
collided on Carthage track, near Gin
cinnati.
Struck by a train at a crossing
near Kenton, John Smith, 60, was in
stantly killed. His automobile was
carried 800 feet.
Max Cheske, lake sailor, was shot
and killed in Conneaut by Patrolman
Charles Murphy, who was attempting
to make an arrest.
Ed Cook, Hamilton, was shot and
seriously wounded by a woman, po-
lice charge, in defending herself
against an alleged attack by Cook.
Because he threatened to cut her
throat, Ruth Lamb, 81, shot and prob
ably fatally wounded her sweetheart,
John Mccarthy, Al, in a Toledo hotel.
| Louis M. Bershan, so, a travelling
salesman for a shoe concern, was
found dead under a wrecked automo-
bile on the Dixie highway, near To-
ledo.
Inability to secure coal. for opera
tion was the reason assigned by off,
cials Of the Marion Tire and Rubber
company for closing down the plant
indefinitely.
Mrs. X. L. G. Potterf. S5. wife Of
the principal of Mckinley high school
at Canton, was killed when she fell
into a bathtub at her home. Her
neck was broken.
An attempt on the part Of four
armed men to hold up the Lodi State
bank, 25 miles southwest of Akron,
was frustrated when the cashier
sounded an alarm
Samuel M. Cleaver, SO, proprietor
OF Maplewood stock farm, near Della
ware, hanged himself in a wood near
his home. Worry over the wool mar
ket is assigned as the cause.
Broken hearted over the arrest OF
her daughter and son, whom she had
supported since her husbands death
several years ago, Mrs. Mary Mcneil
al. hanged herself at Cleveland.
Two large mines owner by the Hi.
sylvania Coal company at Athens
we're flooded with water which broke
from old workings of nearby mines,
making several hundred men idle.
Congressman r. Clint Cole was in.
jured at Findlay when an automobile
skidded, jumped the curb and struck
him. His face was severely lacer
ated and his knees and legs bruised
Two men who entered the Re1
Bread company's Office at Toledo anC
asked for jobs drew pistols and forced
the employees to open a safe and turr
over s1,01o. The men escaped in ar
automobile.
Public debt of Ohio's political sub
divisions July l last was $50, ,266,
465, an increase the last year of $50,
7s9, ,023, according to the annual re
port on indebtedness by State Au
ditor Donahey.
James Hays, arrested at Toledo OF
charge of reckless driving and col
liding with trafic semaphore, ais,
is charged with biting of a portion
OF the traffic pohoeman's ear durinI
quarrel that followed.
Five bandits held UP c. NJ. Ruffel
paymaster, and Howard Bulger, time
! keeper, at the Walsh CONSTRUCTION
company field camp at Linndale, nea
Cleveland, shot Bulger in the arm
: settled $500 in cash, the weekly pa,
roll, and escaped.
One bandit was killed, two other
seriously wounded and William Pc
} trie, a bank clerk, was probably ia
tally wounded when eight AUTOMOBILE
! bandits held up the Cleveland Trus
company branch at Bedford, 10 mile
/ from Cleveland. The dead man wa
identified as Albert Joyce, alias Johr
t son. The money taken from the banl
$4,000, was recovered. Four of tn
bandits escaped
A banana oil refinery has been pu
. into operation at Utica, near New
ark. by the Ohio Fuel Supply CON
pany.
4 Mrs. Hubbard Bird was seriousl
: injured at Marysville by jumpin
D from a buggy when the pony ra
away
5 Michael Luska, 10, was killed by
g traction car at Port Clinton when h
4 fell on the track while playing base
ball.
: Portage county will have its frs
: health campaign under the directio
3 of state officials, beginning in jar
uary
: Cleveland police and citizens hav
5 started a campaign to take dow
4 screens at the front of saloons an
S soft drink stores as a preventive {
law breaking.
/, AT Akron two young women, we
: dressed and heavily yelled. brant
g ished pearlhandled revolvers in tn
6 | faro ~ Pow CaIhoup and ascopad M; .