Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-10-20
STATE SIFTINGS

killed by an automobile.
William S. Curtis, 81, molder, was
killed at Lima by train.
Fred Raudabaugh. ~, SE. Marys,
farmer, was killed by an auto.
Amos Dominic, Iaborer, lost his life
when he fell from a derrick at Co.
lumbus.
Lorenzoi H. Sparks, IS. Warren,
civil war veteran. committed suicide
by hanging himself.
Canton was selected as the city for
the April conference Of the Ohio
Typographical union.
Charles Rupert, so. farmer. was
found dead in wood on farm
near Krumroy. Summit county.
With the drilling in OF another
flowing gas well on the Leister lease,
Lancaster now has Is producing
wells.
Fire near Catawba, Clark county,
destroyed the residence of ". Hard
man and four other buildings with a
loss of $4,000.
AT Cleveland bandits held up
Frank Cicsrelli, manager OF the Nj.
agara Laundry company. and robbed
him of $1,045.
Thieves stole so auto tires and
other accessories valued at $500
when they raided the McCandlish
garage at Bremen.
Three cracksmen blew the safe in
the general store of Oplinger &
Wolfe at Jacksonville and escaped
with 1900 in cash.
Ben johnson, 40, Sandusky, mem
Der of a fishing boat crew, was
drowned off Marblehead when seas
swept over the craft.
William Hoffman, As, was killed,
and Louis Schumacher, seriously in
iured when their automobile over
turned at Cincinnati.
New 100000 plant of the United
Peper Board company at Urbana will
resume operations on Oct. II. 1t has
been idle since March.
Farrell Jones, 25. Columbus, died a
few hours after he had attempted to
kindle fire at his home with kero-
SSAS' uS OIl SAplOuGu-
Mrs. John Music, 35. mother of five
children. killed herself at Zaleski,
near Circleville. She had been sep
arated from her husband
Thomas H Maxwell, 80. was in
stantly killed when storm buggy
in which he was riding was hit by
an Erie train near Kenton.
Cleon NJ Bell, general manager of
Youngstown packing company, was
probably fatally injured when shis au-
tomobile collided with another.
An auto driver ran down and killed
Henry Rohrbacher, IA, on the road
near Moulton. Allen county, and
neglected to stop and render aid.
Margaret Sampish, 20-month-old
daughter of Joseph Sampish, was
crushed to death under an automo-
| bile in front of her home at Toledo
Third death at Youngstown in a
| few days from eating toadstools oc-
cured when Mrs Angeline Galondo
succumbed after several hours i'll
ness.
Disappearance of black box, con-
tanning jewelry win a valuation es-
timated at $4,000 to $4,000, has
been reported by Mrs. Rachel Hubert
at Toledo
John Bubige. %, is dead. and Tony
Sarage, "a, probably fatally injured
the result of fight following a card
game at Dilles. a mining camp. near
Bellaire.
Municipal relief for unemployed at
Lima was delayed when the council
| finance committee was unable to dis
cover available funds in the city
treasury.
William Westenhaver and wife OF
Columbus were instantly killed near
Cincinnati when a passenger train
struck their automobile They were
en- route to Florida.
Giving battle to police when sur
prised at their secluded still in the
Miami river bottoms. near Middle.
town, four members of a gang OF
moonshiners escaped
Arthur Kear was killed. his broth
er, Paul Kear of Hubbard. seriously
| injured, and Clyde McCurdy suffered
four broken ribs when an automobile
skidded and turned overp near
Youngstown
j. Chapman and wife of Marion re-
ported to the Columbus police that
they had been held up south OF
| Worthington, Franklin county. by
| two automobile bandits. and robbed
of $3,560 in cash and jewelry valued
at $1,4OO
Yeggs burned their way into the
vault of the Harrisburg Savings
bank at Harrisburg. Is miles south
west of Columbus. by means OF
| acetylene gas torches They escaped
with $3.50 in cash and valuables be-
| longing to holders of safety deposit
| boxes.
In the state supreme court the Mt
| Gilead board of education asked that
Judge c. H. Wood of Morrow county
be restrained from enforcing a writ
| in mandamus which he issued the
other day in a taxpayers suit, di
recting the board to issue school re-
| pair bonds in a sum equaling a tax
rate of 2 mills
Charles Ewers of Fredericktown
has been appointed receiver for Ho
| mer G. and Mellow B. Levering, who
conducted elevators at Mt Vernon
and at Fredericktown.
Annual reunion of the old Second
Ohio regiment, which participated in
the Spanish-American war. was held
at Lima Survivors of the regiment
from IL cities participated.
Arthur Morris. his wife and two
children were seriously injured when
their automobile collided with a cali
near Bremen, Fairfield county, and
plunged over a 10-foot embankment
| into Raccoon creek
Miss Sue Weakley. 70. a former
school teacher, was burned to death
| at a boarding house in Lancaster
when her clothing became ignited