Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-03-02

/ When he broke through the ice.
Frank B. Ward, sporting editor.
Youngstown, is suffering from a rib
broken by sneezing.
The 118th anniversary of the
founding of Ohio university was duly
! celebrated at Athens.
Cambridge auto dealers are pre-
pairing to ask a referendum on an
ordinance that taxes taxi sabs.
Charles Jones, 2S, is in Athens jail,
charged with stabbing Orol Daugh-
erty, 32, at Buchtel.. Daugherty may
die.
w. G. Bayley, 81, superintendent
of the Big Four railroad, died at Ur-
bana after an illness of several
months.
Rev. F. S. Reinking, So pastor
of st. Paul's Lutheran church, Dover,
died just before he was to preach his
first English sermon.
Suit for $4,000 was filed at Xenia
against police officials by Mrs. Caro-
line Pressinger, whose home was en-
tered in liquor raid.
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Blanche Chabek, II, Cleveland, end
ed her life after, police say, she
quarreled with her husband.
George Smith, tailor of Cleve-
land, reported to police that he had
been robbed of S1,477 while sleeping
in a rooming house at Toledo.
Edward Kuhn, SO inches in height,
is a member of the freshman class
of Summerfeld Noble county, high
school. He is 16 years of age.
Three-year-old son of William
Daneman was burned to death at Ma
poleon when his clothes caught fire
while playing near a kitchen stove.
James A. Devine, secretary Of the
Ohio Building Association league,
predicts that in 1922 Ohioans will
build 10000 homes, costing s16O, ,OOO,-
900.
Blinded by snow, Harry Sterling
Moody was instantly killed when he
drove his automobile into the path
of Nickel Plate railroad train near
Painesville.
Norwalk meat dealers complain
that cattle and hogs are too fat.
They complain that after tallow and
lard are removed the margin OF
profit is gone.
Building Commissioner George
Hauser ordered the closing down OF
the Lubin and Lyceum moving pic.
ture houses in Cincinnati because OF
structural defects
When Carl Wertz, ticket agent for
the Ohio Electric railway at Toledo
went to lunch, he forgot to lock the
safe. Robbers during his absence
took $500 in cash.
Harold Nierengarten, 20, charged
with the murder Of J. S. Kershaw, is
back in jail at Wapakoneta following
his recent escape. Nierengarten was
captured near Wapakoneta.
Wood county led the Lima felc
in new oil wells in January, but Han
cock county topped the list in amount
of new production, the monthly state
ment of the Ohio Oil company shows
A resolution appealing to congress
to modify the prohibition law to per
nit the manufacture and sale of beer
and light wines was defeated II
Cleveland city council by majority
of two.
Two boys, riding a bicycle tandem
fashion, were struck and killed a.
Columbus by touring car driven BY
: Delbert Smith, 16. The victims were
Byron Hughes, 13, and Forres
Guest, 13.
Constitutionality of the new Ohio
law taxing foreign corporations was
upheld at Columbus by Judges
Maurice H. Donahue, John E. Satel
and John W. Peck of the federal cir
cult and district courts.
Henry Klopfer, for Al years /.
member of Fremont's police force
was formally dismissed as chief o.
police by the civil service commits
sion. The commission made findins
on charges OF neglect of duty.
Mrs. Lynne Case told the polio,
that as she was seated in her hom,
at Springfield man entered tn,
, room, held knife at her throat ant
threatened to cut off her hair. if sht
did not give him all her money. Sh,
gave him $50.
, The 6-month-old baby of Mr.. ant
Mes. Glenn Turner died of burns re
ceived at their home, near Convoy
Van Vert county, when a gasolin,
lamp exploded. Mrs. Turner is il
critical condition Turner and an
other child also were seriousl!
burned.
} Officials of the Ohio Farmers Co
operative Beet Growers association
are planning to send to their member
in the 16 northwestern counties let
!. ters asking that they refrain from
signing contracts with sugar compa
nies on the basis offered until tn,
contracts are approved by the asso
citation.
w. A. Russell and sons, John P
} and Waldo, nleaded guilty at Waverl,
, to misapplying credits and maxim,
!, false entries in the Beaver bank a
} Beaver, Pike county, which closed
} it's doors last April. Owing to hi,
age, W. A. Russell, 68, was given Z
suspended sentence to the Ohio pen
itentiary, while his sons were giver
! indnterminato Santanca
Bids will be received April 1 BY
, the Lima city commission for the
construction Of a $2,5O0,O0O sewage
| disposal plant.
Mrs. Ella B. Folger, 80, Youngs
town, was probably fatally burned
when her clothing caught fire from
an open gas stove.
State Senator George E. Kryder O.
Henry county advised Findlay Re
publicans that he would be a candi
date for third term.
William H. Keefer, political leader
in the Norwalk district, is under
arrest on a charge of advertising ant
soliciting for the sale of liquor
Mayor Dahl announced that further
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