Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-09-15

drowned in Licking river.
Biennial legislative reunion will be
held at Put-In-Bay, Sept. $40.
H. Earl Russell of Ravenna goes
to Rome as American vice consul
Elwood Price, Sc, Wilmington, was
killed in a runaway accident near
Greenfield.
Dwight Peters, %, Byesville, was
injured seriously when a train hit
his truck.
Jady Cearly, 4, was killed when he
fell from the second, story OF his
home at Hamilton
Fire of mysterious origin destroyed
5000 worth of property in Norton's
book store, Newark.
Walter L. Payne was appointed re-
ceiver for the Paramount Oil and
Gas company, Val Vert.
Vincent Lapolle. city councilman
of Niles, was arrested on a technical
charge of transporting liquor.
Perrys victory memorial commits
sion reelected Webster P. Hunting
ton of Columbus as secretary.
Mrs. Gladys Huffman has been ap-
pointed school examiner of Holmes
county for a term of two years.
Howard Stark and Cecil Saunders,
Toledo men, who set out in a sail
boat for Sandusky. are missing.
Forty registered Duroc hogs. aver
aging $50 pounds, were stolen from
the farm of R. c. Watt. near Xenia.
F. A. Owen, attorney, Delaware,
was seriously injured when his auto
mobile was struck by an interurban
car.
Harold Albert, 18, Bellefontaine,
died four hours after his skull vas
fractured when his motorcycle went
into a ditch.
Two automobiles collided near
Bluffton, injuring u people. B. F.
Haboush of Indianapolis was prob
ably fatally hurt.
The Laughlin plant of the Ameri-
can Sheet and Tin Plate company,
Martins Ferry, put four additional
plate mills to work.
Sheriff McRoberts has appointed
IOuF uSputJ ShCI llAo " pau VI lHt
roads of Champaign county in search
of traffic law violators.
Charles A. Single, 45, a farmer,
was killed near Bridgeport when he
stepped from behind a wagon into
the path of an automobile.
Mrs. William Lemasters shot her.
self with a rifle at her home near
New Cumberland, Tuscarawas coun-
ty, and died three hours later.
Joseph w. Sloneker, 65, formerly
treasurer of Butler county and for
mer director of public service of
Hamilton, died after an Illness of a
year.
Starvation is believed to have
prompted the suicide of a man, ap-
parently about So years old, whose
body was found on a beach at Cleve-
land.
James W. Keyes, 81, who has been
a patient at the Columbus state hos
pital for &c years, choked to death
on a piece of meat while eating
lunch.
Attacked by an enraged bull. Will
| liam J. Berlin, As, farmer in charge
of the John A. Logan estate, Youngs-
town, was knocked down and seri-
ously injured.
Governor Davis appointed Robert
T. Harris. secretary of the state tax
commission, as his secretary, sue
ceeding Floyd E. Waite, now state
finance director.
Sandusky police were advised by
Chicago officials that Ben Straka, 26
held for house burglary several
weeks ago, is wanted in Chicago on
a charge of murder
| Clarence Snyder, IL, Lancaster, is
in the hospital with a fractured skull
as the result of being struck by a
ball bat which slipped from the
hands of playmate.
John Bruce of Cleveland is in q
Youngstown hospital with a bullet
wound in the hip, inflicted, he tolt
police, by highwaymen who held hin
up, but ran away without robbins
him.
Arthur d. Morgan, chief engineer
for the Miami conservancy district
severed his connection with the f1oot
prevention organization in order tt
devote his time to Antioch college
at Yellow Springs, of which he i.
now president.
Clad only in his night garments
Simon P Everhart, Dundee (Tusca
rawas county, merchant, in his auto
mobile pursued two burglars VIII,
broke into his store, trailing them tt
Massillon, II miles away, where hs
caused their arrest.
Frank Motto, convicted of the mur
der of w. c. Sly and George K. Fan
ner, Cleveland manufacturers. il
connection with $4,000 pay roll rob
berry last New Years day, paid the
penalty in the electric chair at the
penitentiary. He died game"
Two masked men entered the home
of C. W. Beegle, 6S, farmer, of Ra
cine, Meigs county, and shot anc
killed the latter when he refused tt
hand over $500 hidden in his home
The bandits then ransacked tht
house, found the money and escaped
Navigation on the Ohio river be
tween Gallipolis and Pittsburgh i.
suspended because of the extremel,
low stage of water
Rev. c. E. Lapp of Granville, wht
was stricken with apoplexy while de
livering a sermon at Toledo, died il
a Toledo hospital.
At Delphos Mrs. Oscar Mussar wa!
killed and three companions wer,
injured when their auto was strucl
by a switch engine.
Five hundred delegates ATTENDED
the annual state convention of tn,
Junior Order of United American
Mechanics at Newark.
John G. Price, attorney general o
| Ohio was elected president of th,