Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-09-29


and raisin jack in a cemetery.
Harry Griggsby, 80, Athens, was
shot and killed while hunting.
Alva Sparks. 4, Cincinnati, died
after a fall from a second-story win
dow
Thomas J. Davies, 55, Barberton,
was killed when run down by fire
truck.
Barberton chamber of commerce
will celebrate it's first anniversary
Oct /.
Patsy Calino was found dead in
Cleveland with five bullet wounds in
his body
Enrolment in the University Of
Akron is $50, the largest in the his
tory of the school.
An ordinance to annex Cuyahoga
Falls to Akron was repealed at spe-
ciaI session of the council.
Andy Davy, 3S, was electrocuted
in the state prison for the murder OF
his wife at Columbus in August,
1920.
Sam Hall. a railroad detective,
claimed self-defense for the killing
of a negro in the yards at Bellefon-
taine.
Rev. Murray S. KenwOrthy of Will
mington sailed for Europe, where he
will engage in Friends relief work
in Russia.
American Legion posts of Cincin-
xrr8lI 5-;, 1;cfSa dow
for 100000 to be used in building
a clubhouse.
Port Clinton board of public affairs
resigned following a split with coun'
Gil over a reduction in wages for
city employees.
John Smith, %, was fatally hurt
and four others injured at East Liv-
erpool when their automobile crash
ed into a curb
w. r. Shank of Deshler has been
appointed auditor of the state tax
commission, succeeding E. w. War
mock, Columbus.
Madison township, Fayette county,
citizens will vote Oct. 26 on a $4,000
bond issue to build a centralized
school structure.
Captain Dudley Davis of the Glen
wood ferryboat, GallipOlis, was killed
when his clothing caught in the
boats machinery.
D. NJ. Brown, chief of federal pro-
hibition forces at Youngstown, who
was suspended several weeks ago,
has been reinstated.
Members of the mercantile bureau
of the Lorain chamber of commerce
voted to postpone the holding of an
industrial exposition.
Jess Jones and Oscar Trimble went
to sleep on the railroad tracks at
Middletown. Jones was killed and
Trimble slightly injured.
One thousand mo hunting signs
were distributed among farmer mem
bers of the Green County Fish and
Game Protective association.
Charles G. Hughes, 46, farmer,
committed suicide at his home, near
Coshocton, by using a shotgun. III
health is believed the cause.
Harry Sollick, 81, clothing cut
ter. was arrested at Cincinnati on an
affidavit charging him with participa-
tion in a recent sensational $270,000
jewelry robbery in Chicago.
Harry Sinclair, 40. Akron sports
man, was shot to death while return
ing from Cleveland with two women
and another man in an automobile.
The shots were fired from another
car.
At Fremont Henrie Clauss. cutlery
manufacturer, wife and daughter
have sued the Lake Shore Electric
Railway company for $4,000 apiece
for injuries suffered when their auto
was struck by a car
A 10-acre field of corn ON the farm
of William Morton in Orange town
ship, Lucas county, is to be de-
stroyed A quarantine has been es-
tablished about the tract since the
discovery of the European corn
borers.
Dwight Kunkle, 10, employed by
the state highway department, was
arrested at Mt Vernon in connection
with the death of o. H Harding of
Columbus, who was killed while rid
ing motorcycle on a hunting trip
in Knox county.
Scioto county grand jury returned
an Indictment against William Nc
Names, magistrate of New Boston.
widely known for heavy penalties
imposed on violators of prohibition
laws. He is charged with collecting
extortionate fees.
Eighteen wOrkmen were injured
six of them seriously, when a motor
pulling a car loaded with SO men
plowed into the locomotive of a
stalled freight train, two miles west
of Mingo Junction, near Steubenville
The accident was due to fog.
Governor Davis, in an effort to
cope with the unemployment situa-
ton in Ohio, announced the adoption
of plan for distribution of state
jobs requiring unskilled workmen.
His plan involves the prorating
among the unemployed of all state
Jobs. Unemployed married men with
families are to be given work on the
state projects.
A. r. Derr died in hospital at Akron
as a result of an intruder invading
his bedroom and hurting acid into
his face. Mrs. Derr was seriously
burned.
Harry Holiday, SO; negro, shot
through the abdomen by his wife,
Manola Holiday, at the home of her
mother in Columbus, died later in a
hospital.
Mrs. Mary Savich, AZ, is dead and
Steve Berzak, 35, is in a critical con-
dition as the result of a quarrel over
money at the formers home in Cleve-
land. Berzak told police the woman
attacked him with butcher knife.
Lawrence Yoke was shot by com
panions and seriously wounded while
hunting near West Liberty.
Jealousy was the motive, police
say, for the murder of Charles