Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1922-01-05


the thirty annual meeting at
Columbus Jan. "a to %.
Body of Mary Smith, AZ, was found
on the tracks of the Belt line rail
road i'll East Cleveland.
Bryan Harget ard wife, both 80,
are in a critical condition as the re-
suit of gas explosion il their home
at Akron.
At Washington c H Joseph R.
Cooper, So, died from blood poison
ing, resulting from cutting a pimple
while shaving.
Attempts are to be made to dis
patch trains on Henry Ford's rail
road, the Detroit, Toledo and Iron
ton. by wireless
Martin Brunny, IS was accidentally
killed by his 14-year-old brother John.
They were rabbit hunting near Lo-
gan with a shotgun.
Charles Boltz, confessed gunman,
highwayman and ex-convict, got four
sentences at Springfield totaling As
years on various charges.
J. C. Donnell, president of the Ohio
Oil company, received a fractured rib
and bruises when his automobile col
lided with streetcar at Findlay.
Springfield police have been unable
to find any clew to the driver of an
automobile who ran down and killed
Fred Colburn, 20, as he stepped from
streetcar.
IrnI do 0f %; 10
ton of six months, were broken up
and sold to junk dealers at Toledo.
Proceeds of the sale go to the police
pension fund
G. F Pillars and Miss Ala Schaef-
fer were killed when their car STRUCK
a pole on Victory boulevard, Cincin-
natl. Three others Of the party were
seriously injured.
Probate Judge Lodge Riddle of
Lisbon filed petition at Lisbon ror
a divorce from his wife, Anna G..
Riddle. He charged unfaithfulness
and gross neglect of duty.
While racing down Eagle avenue
hill in Cleveland on sleds, Michael
Semilla, II, was killed and Robert
Sullivan, 10, probably fatally injured
when they coasted under an automo,
bile
At Cincinnati Mrs. Edward Prewett
gave Judge John A. Caldwell kiss
after the judge had released under
suspended sentence Mrs: Prewett's
husband, indicted on a charge of bur
glary.
A mysterious explosion wrecked
the store of Antonio Battiste, grocer,
at Youngstown. Battiste and mem
bers of his family were thrown from
their beds by the blast, which wreck.
ed the building.
Patrolman Al Kaufman had a re.
volver fight with two men he discov
cred attempting to force a door in
the rear of the Roberts department
store at Cleveland After exchanging
shots the men fed.
Emil Hermanson of Ashtabula was
killed by one of three men who at.
tempted to hold him up at Cleveland
Detectives shot one of the bandits
through the shoulder and captured
him. The others fed.
John Emmel, taxicab driver, was
shot to death in a Cleveland restau.
rant, and George Beamer. said to be
engaged to Emmel's former wife, is
being held by police on a charge OF
first degree murder.
John Cannon, 80, and Donald Jor.
dan. IA, both of Carey, were instant.
ly killed and an unidentified woman
injured as the result of an automo-
bile accident on the McCutchenville
road, six miles east of Carey.
Earl Schertzer, 10, was severely
burned when cotton batting on his
costume caught fire from a lighted
candle while he was acting as Santa
Claus at a Christmas celebration in
Spring Hill schoolhouse, near Ma
rion
George E. Scott, for 10 years a
member of the board of control OF
the Wooster experiment station, died
at his home at Mt. Pleasant He was
for nine years a member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Ohio
grange.
In fox drive near Marysville six
were rounded up in the death circle
and five were killed, the other escap-
ing through the line. One thousand
persons took part. The dead foxes
were auctioned off and s134 was real
lied. 1t will go to the starving peo-
pie of Russia.
Investigation of treatment of dis
abled veterans in Ohio hospitals and
asylums will be asked of President
Harding, the veterans bureau and
state officials by the Disabled War
Veterans of the World, an Ohio as.
sociation. This was decided at con.
Forestry department of the Woos-
ter experiment station is negotiating
for lease of a portion of Camp Sher.
man for a forestry nursery site.
Plans are to raise seeding trees not
only for free distribution among
farmers and other land owners that
want to reforest tracts, but for idle
waste lands he state expects to ac-
quire.
James Porter, &C, Youngstown, died
of injuries sustained when struck by
an automobile.
Mrs Josephine Pounderski, As, was
insta1 tly killed near Springfield Cen
ter by a Carton-AkroE car
Elvea Mollott, former streetcar
conductor, was arrested at Lima,
charged with holding up and robbing
Conductor Beldon on a city car
Howard Russeau, 18, died at To-
ledo from injuries received when a
train crashed into an automobile in
which he was riding with his father
and brother, who were seriously in
jured.
Dayton safety director asks for 100
more policemen to combat crime
wave.
Three persons were killed and
more than a score of others injured