Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-02-23

! JOHu H. dTley, IOI IHCl may VI VI
| Cleveland, died suddenly on street
| car. He was II.
! Cambridge auto dealers are pre-
pairing to ask a referendum on All
ordinance that taxes taxicabs.
Charles Jones, IS, is in Athens jail,
charged with stabbing Orol Daugh-
erty, 80, 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.
Loss of $4,000 is estimated in
! fire which burned part of the Rail-
road Y. NJ. C. A. building at Brew
ster, near Canton.
Rev. F. S. Reinking, So pastor
of ST. Paul's Lutheran church, Dover,
died just before he was to preach his
first English sermon.
A bride of four months, Mrs,
Blanche Chabek, II, Cleveland, end
ed her life after, police say, she
quarreled with her husband.
George Smith, a tailor of Cleve,
land, reported. to police that he had
been robbed of 81, AT while sleeping
in a rooming house at Toledo.
Edward Kuhn, Sc inches in height,
is member of the freshman class
of Summerfield 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.
Mayor Oles of Youngstown in
structed the street commission and
waterworks departments to put 400
men at work at 40 cents an hour.
Rev. Father J. M. Paulus, 55, OF
Akron, dropped dead in front of the
interurban station at Cleveland while
waiting for a car to take him to
Akron.
Blinded by snow, Harry Sterling
Moody was instantly killed when he
drove his automobile into the path
of a Nickel Plate railroad train near
Painesville.
Body of Thomas w. RAIDER, AZ, Of
Vinton, Gallia county, was found
frozen in a ditch in the outskirts of
Columbus. Two companions are held
by the police.
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.
A we'll that it is estimated will
produce. 2,000,0 900 feet of gas a da.
has been drilled in on the farm OF
Mrs. Elizabeth McMillen at Rock,
near Uhrichsville.
Wood county led the Lima fielo
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 in
Cleveland city council by a majority
of two.
Harold Nierengarten, 20, charged
with the murder of J. S. Kershaw, is
back in jail at Wapakoneta following
his recent escape. Nierengarten was
captured in farmhouse near Wapa
koneta.
Contending that John Serbu sold
her husband liquor which so injured
his health that he is now unable to
work, Mrs. Charles Daniels filed suit
at Youngstown against Serbu for
damages of $21,5 500.
Constitutionality of the new Ohio
law taxing foreign corporations was
upheld at Columbus by Judges
Maurice H. Donahue, John E. Safer
and John w. Peck of the federal cir.
cult and district courts.
Mrs. Peter w. Timbers, As, mother
of four children, walked from her
home in Toledo to the Fasset street
bridge and leaped to her death on
the ice of the Maumee river, 65 feet
below. She had been ailing.
Henry Klopfer, for Al years a
member of Fremont's police force
was formally dismissed as chief OF
police by the civil service commits
sion. The commission made finding
on charges of neglect of duty.
Mrs. Lynne Case told the police
that as she was seated in her home
at Springfield a man entered tn.
room, held knife at her throat and
threatened to cut off her hair if she
did not give him all her money. She
, gave him $50.
Harold Nierengarten, 20, Lima bell
boy, indicted for the murder of Jo
, seph Scott Kershaw, veteran of the
world war, escaped from the Au
glaize county jail at Wapakoneta by
crawling through a small hole in the
corridor door.
George Bishop Good, so, retired
= M0IHOulSI L1lulSISIy -duu MIS-. Martina
Jane Henderson, 6S, were married al
. Lima.
Fearing another epidemic of diph
liberia at Springville and Slam, com
, munities near Tiffin, county health
authorities placed nearly a score OF
families under observation.
C. L. Chute, auditor of Perry coun.
ty, and his deputy, A. B. Armstrong
were indicted at New Lexington on
charges growing out of the report
filed by state examiners Jan. II
showing an alleged shortage OF
$3,174.
, Amos T. Harding, civil war veter
an and cousin of President Warren
G. Harding, died at Gallon. He
was 81.
Rev. George A. Beers, for the last