Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-07-07
Ira Fhrieze, 10, was drowned at

postmaster at LAKESIDE, Erie county.
Judge J. H. Platt of Tiffin held that
a gasoline station is a modern neces-
sity and not a nuisance.
Toledo was selected as the meet
ing place for the 1922 convention of
the United Daughters of 1912.
Gifts amounting to 100000 for en-
downments were announced at the
commencement at Kenyon college.
Ohio State Teachers association,
in convention at Cedar Point, tabled
motion to adopt a new constitution.
Although there is little coal busi-
ness in the Hooking field, railroad
men report a shortage of cars there.
]. Adam Shelton, Al, dry goods
merchant, shot and killed himself at
Columbus. He had been in i'll health.
Harry j. Reardon, %, an electric
welder, was electrocuted when at
work on a steel tank at Youngstown.
Lawrence Pile, 10, and Gertrude
Breilmeyer, Is, were drowned at Gin
cinnati when their canoe turned over
Louis Kelley, "a, and Grace Davis,
"a, are held at Akron, charged with
being leaders of a drug trafficking
band.
Charles Oemish, 81, a city mail car
rier, was drowned while swimming
in an abandoned stone quarry at
Marion
Eleven of 1S defendants in Tole-
dos S1,00OOO0 postoffice robbery
were convicted by the federal jury
at Toledo.
Peter Tomich, 46, a brick mason,
is being. held at Akron on a charge of
first degree murder in connection
with the death of his wife.
Ohio Bakers association in con-
vention at Sandusky adopted resolu-
tions protesting against the proposed
high tariff on imported eggs.
Federal census bureau figures show
! that Ohio had 2,955,977 males in 1920
and 2,S03,417 females, a proportion
of 1854 boys to every 100 girls.
Charles Birmingham, 81, a former
city fireman. was killed at Columbus
| when the car which he was driving
overturned. His neck was broken.
While rehearsing her wedding, Miss
Marca Swartz, 20, was seriously in
jufed when lightning struck Lock
wood Corners church, near Akron.
Appointment of a receiver for the
Republic Rubber company, Youngs-
town, was requested in a petition
| filed at Cleveland by two stockhold-
ers.
Lawrence Pile, 10, and Gertrude
| Brielmeyer, IS, Cincinnati, were
drowned when the canoe in which
they were riding on the Ohio river
overturned,
Mrs. Mary A. Mayberry, club wom-
an, has been appointed by Mayor NJ.
R. Smith to fill out the unexpired
term of w B. Colson as city auditor
of Conneaut.
Drinking large quantity of ice
water and playing in the sun until he
| became overheated caused the death
at Lima of Harold, 3-year-old son of
Parmelee Rice.
Plans for a large match factory to
be built at Coventry, near Akron,
were announced by Charles Palmer,
former associate of the late o. c..
Barber, match king.
Governor Davis announced the ap-
pointment of L.. w. Blyth of Cuya-
hoga county as member of the state
board of accountancy, succeeding w.
D. Wall of Columbus.
First woman jury ever drawn in
Auglaize county tried Mrs. Dorothy
Hodge at Wapakoneta on the charge
of trespass and found her not guilty
after 10 minutes deliberation.
Floyd E. Waite, secretary to Gov
ernor Harry L. Davis, will become
Ohios first director of finance He
is the first of eight cabinet members
to be appointed by the governor
Robert Hunt and James Walsh,
awaiting trial on indictments charg-
ing them with having murdered Pa
trolman Charles Sprosty, escaped
from the county Jail at Cleveland.
James Kessler, colored, filed suit
against George L. Davis, colored,
minister of the Shiloh Baptist church
at Columbus, charging alienation of
his wife's affections and asking $5 900
| damages.
Announcement was made at Co.
lumbus that shortly after the first of
August 600 Michigan farmers and
their wives. members of the Michi-
gan grange, will tour the Buckeye
| state in autos. !.
Everett Howell, II, and Floyd Lau-
erman, IS, were killed by lightning
| at Columbus when they sought ref
uge under a tree. The boys were
swimming in the Olentangy river
| when the storm broke.
| Three persons were killed at a
| grade crossing at Springfield when
their automobile was struck by Big
Four passenger train. The dead are:
Mrs. Mary Deselem, Edith Deselem,
8, and Nellie Deselem, 49,. Mrs. Oci
Deselem, mother of the children, es-
capped injury.
At Middletown Harry Agee, %,
was shot to death by Harry Lock
hart. As, furniture dealer, when, ac-
cording to his statement, he founo
| Age0 III du upstairs TOOm WIN MS
wife, Bertha Lockhart, As. Lockhart
surrendered Immediately after the
shooting.
Cincinnati police are endeavoring
| to learn the identity of a man who
shot and killed Joseph Koshover, %,
during fight Koshover was a Grip
| pie.
Rudolph Tuckerman, 10, was killed
and James Cooley, %, and his broth
er, Sherman Cooley, 20, were bruised
when their automobile upset near
Fremont.
Four ringleaders in the riot at the
Ohio reformatory for women at
Marysville are being held in the
county Jail pending the outcome of
the states investigation of the out
break.
Petition asking that it be declared
bankrupt was filed in Toledo federal
| oo,r+ bv tho Marion Tire and Ruhhor