Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1921-06-23

at Marion after being run over by an
automobile
Barney Bartson, 60, farmer, was
limited at Fremont.
Bernard Rievetski, 10, charged with
attacking a girl, escaped from the
county Jail at Fremont.
Charles Kramer, 8, Mansfield, ran
in front of an automobile and sus-
tanned fatal injuries.
A class of 368 will graduate from
Western university, the largest IN
the institutions history.
Will of Samuel Strauss of Cincin-
natl leaves his 100000 estate to rel
atives, employees and charities.
Temporary injunction was granted
the city of Cincinnati against car
fare raise from 81a to 8 cents.
Mrs. Charles Rayner, 39, commit
ted suicide by jumping into well at
her home at Ava, near Caldwell.
At Urbana Clarence Walker walked
home unassisted after heavy base
ball bat was broken over his head.
Harry NJ. Burns, SO, Pennsylvania
conductor, was crushed to death be-
tween car and platform at Canton.
Dayton City Railway company an
nounced a II per cent reduction in
the wages of all employees, effective
July 6.
The body of a full-grown boy was
recovered in a cistern at the home
of Mrs. Jane L. Carroll, widow, at
Marion
DR.. E. B. Bryan of Ohio university
has accepted the presidency of Ohio
Northern university, trustees an
nounced.
At Youngstown, Rose, 4, daughter
of Ralph Marcovecchio, died of burns
received when she Dlaved with
matches.
| Fire did damage estimated at from
$4,000 to $4,000 at the H. T. Hance
Manufacturing company's plant at
| Westerville.
Charles S. Kelley, "a, carpenter,
Sandusky, was fined 800 and costs
and committed to jail for beating his
2h-year-old son.
Orval Anderson, 81, and his broth
er Walton, II, were instantly killed
when their automobile was struck by
a train near Caldwell.
Paul Kendrick, As, Byesville, waa
killed by a live wire blown on the
sidewalk. He attempted to wrap. it
around a telephone pole.
Bandits blew two safes at the Tai
bott wholesale grocery in Middleport
obtaining $500 in liberty bonds and
small amount of change.
Thirty-fve young women were
graduated at the sixty-sixth annual
commencement of the Western Col
lege for Women at Oxford.
Mrs M. Voselo, %, was found dead
hanging in the kitchen of her home
at Dennison. Her two children also
were found dead. 1t is alleged they
were poisoned.
Wage scales averaging II per cen
lower than those which expired OF
May 1 were awarded to all excep
three crafts of the Cleveland build
ing trades by an arbitration board.
Petitions for the o'clock curfew
knocked out at Sandusky by Cit!
Manager G. M. Zimmerman a few
days ago, were put in circulation b.
the city federation of women's clubs
Gored twice in the abdomen by
= bull and badly crushed about tn,
body during the battle, Amos Edge1
ley, so, farmer near Pataskala, Lick
ing county, died in a Columbus hos
pital.
Miss Margaret Monahan, "a, sten
ographer, was killed and John Den
mis- and H. P. Bowen probably fatal.
injured when an electric car strucl
. the auto in which they were rfdin
at Cambridge.
Columbus and Federal Gas an
: cept the amended ordinance increas
ing the Columbus gas rate. Con
) panies' action ended a referendum
on the ordinance.
Jimmy Blangy, 10, who shot hi
S-year-old brother Virgil at Cedar
vile, Greene county, will not stan
trial for murder, Prosecuting Attol
ney Williamson said. The lad claim
the shooting was accidental.
: Charged with assault upon Harr
: L. Anderson, D. M Timmons, a dr.
2 agent, who assisted in two raids E
. East Liverpool, in one of which San
: ueIl Gill, %, bystander, was struc
" by a stray shot, was arrested an
, bound over.
: w. F. Chambers, former Young
j town man, now located at Sc;
: Beach, Cal, writes from there that b
r is town marshal, county constable
= FIRE chief, dog catcher, street supe
3 intendent, oil well drilIer and boss {
/ the town pump.
t Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber, wido
d of Daniel B. Kaber, wealthy LAX
r wood citizen, and Miss Marian M
d Ardle, Mrs. Kaber's daughter, are
: Jail at Cleveland. They were brougl
y back from New York, where the
e were arrested last week. Mother an
y daughter, with Mrs. Mary Brickel, 6
t mother of Mrs. Kaber, face trial fl
d first degree murder of Kaber tw
years ago.
n Talbot wholesale grocery store
Middleport was entered, two safe
+ blown and $500 in liberty bonds an
S some cash stolen.
d Albert M. Major, deputy state fl
S marshal for the eastern district
r Ohio under Governor Willis, was r
,. appointed to his old post.
Ninety crippled children from Da
l. ton, Greenville, Eldorado, Sidne
l. Piqua and Miamisburg were exa1
i ined at the largest crippled Chi
a clinic held in Ohio, under auspict
ID of the Rotary club at Dayton. FolloN
y ing examinations, prescriptions wei
written for each child.
e Major Roy Haynes of HiIlsboro hs
= succeeded John F. Kramer as fe
d, eral prohibition commissioner.
s. OF the 123,7SS youngsters born