Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-03-16
August Hova, so, Catawba Island,


city dance hall matron.
Denward Redfeld, %, Delta, was
killed when caught by a falling tree.
Newark Odd Fellows purchased the
Hippert property for use as home
Congressman John c. Speaks un-
derwent a stomach operation at Co.
lumbus.
Ray Starkey, 81, Lorain, was prob,
ably fatally injured in a friendly box
ing bout.
A radiophone set will be installed
sin the physics laboratory of Bellaire
high school.
John Calvin, go, former, mayor OF
Cincinnati, died at his home in Gin
cinnati after a long illness.
City of Coshocton is unable to pay
wages Of police, who have served
without pay for five weeks.
Millard Price of Toledo was nom
mated for governor by the Socialist
party at it's state convention at Cleve-
land.
Miss Mabel Twigg, school teacher,
Marion, was instantly killed when the
automobile she was driving was
struck by a train.
Ground was broken for the Rickly
memorial hospital, to cost 100000,
which will be erected at the Ohio
| Masonic home, Springfield.
A baby's cradle and "a cave beneath
cow stall were hiding places for
Hca Nv
deputy sheriffs in a raid at Rossford.
Ohio Baptists have been assignee
quota of $1,491, ,O69 in the drive for
| funds to carry on the work of the
| fiscal year in home and foreign fields.
During February fires in Ohio cost
the lives of 80 persons and crippled
53 others, according to the monthly
report of State Fire Marshal Dyke
man.
| Governor Davis delivered an ad-
dress at Sandusky in which he advo-
Gated abolition of capital punishment
and life terms without pardon for
murderers
Jerry Hoy, So, retired farmer, shot
and killed his wife, aged 4S, in their
home at Kent, and then killed him
self, according to police. The couple
quarreled frequently.
An ordinance providing for the
compulsory equipment of all automo-
biles with governors, which will reg
ulate their speed to 25 miles an hour,
was introduced in Cincinnati city
council
Fire destroyed the blowing ano
packing house of the Licking Window
Glass. company at Utica, near New
ark, causing damage estimated at
$150,O00 and throwing 300 men out
of work
Federal jury at Toledo in the casr
of Jesse c. Mcdowell, Pittsburgh mil
lionaire oil operator, charged with
using the mails to defraud, was un
able to reach a verdict and was dis
charged.
Federal Asphalt Paving company
of Hamilton, the Andrews Paving
company of Hamilton and J. ]. John
son, Toledo, were awarded contracts
at Lima for street paving totalins
nearly 100000.
Homer E. Mccullough, 27, of Co
lumbus, and Wilbur D. Jones, 45, O.
Kingston, state prohibition enforce
ment officers, were injured seriousl!
when their auto went over an EN-
bankment near Dayton.
Three armed men entered tht
wholesale bakery of the Progressive
Grocery company, Canton, bound AM
gagged two employees of the compan!
and blew a safe in the bakery office
they escaped with $500.
Glen Ramsey, chief of the detec
tive department of the Detroit an
Toledo Shore Line railway, and Car
Kaufman, special agents, were al
, rested at Toledo, charged with thef
of merchandise from freight cars.
Sixteen persons were killed and
:. dozen injured, several fatally, whe
a New York Central express trail
struck a motor bus at a crossing 1
? Painesville All of the victims wer
r residents of Painesville and Fairpor
| DR.. Amy Kaukonen, mayor of Fail
f port. was attacked by an unidentifie
man, who struck her in the face wit
his fist. badly discoloring her eye
and then escaped. She has been Col
: ducting campaign against boo
. leggers.
\ Rev. P. H. Welshimer, pastor {
Z the First Christian church, Canton,
;. planning to install a radio broat
+ casting station at Canton for the pu
S pose of sending sermons to congrt
0 cations of the Christian church
4 his section of the country withou
S pastors.
t A C. Daniels of Washington c. +
struck a match to see why his aut,
:, mobile wouldn't run. Now he's OF
Z one automobile and $1,010 in Gu
T rency. The match ignited his gas
o line supply, the car was destroyed, a
= was the money which he had tucke
1 under the seat in an envelop.
Two Indian skeletons and that of
e dog were urearthed by members {
- Boy Scout Troop No. 1 of Lancaste
o at the base of a cliff near Horn
4 Mill while digging out a groundhO
s Presence of a dogs skeleton in th
: Indians grave was said to be withoI
precedent in this vicinity.
y John Quincy Adams Cambpell.s TO
# mer postmaster and veteran OH
n newspaper publisher, died at h
home at Bellefontaine.
d Democratic executive committee
l. Noble county indorsed George Whit
It as gubernatorial candidate at th
Il coming primary election.
y During the Darby township, Unio
county, pest hunt the total numbe
!. of rats killed was LIS, mice 2,49
y sparrows a7,543. chicken hawks 5.
Il A thief who took $4,000 worth I
g diamond rings from the counter
l. Joseph A. Welf's jewelry store
Cleveland was captured after a chas
d