Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-12
At Ironton Gertrude Lunford, ~
committed suicide.

900 temple.
Mrs. Ella Henry, SO, Marion, died
of heart disease due to strangulation
while eating.
Fire at Van Vert destroyed the
Haviland elevator Loss estimated
at $4,000 or 100000.
Akron will pay its city manager
$4,000 year under the new city
charter, effective Jan. l.
At Akron, James D. Wilson shot
burglar who entered his bedroom
fhe intruder was fatally hurt.
John M. Broderick was appointed
referee in bankruptcy for Union coun-
ty, succeeding the late James P. Cole,
Gallia county's big tobacco crop is
bringing an average of go cents
pound, the highest price ever known
in that vicinity.
Five hundred Chillicothe railroad
men formed an organization to stim-
ulate sentiment in favor of adoption
OF the Plumb plan.
DIR. c. ]. Spence, 60, practicing ply
sician and president of the Clermont
county board of education for 10
years, died at Milford.
H. P. Mccoy of Youngstown was
sworn in as a new member of the
Ohio senate to succeed the late Sen
atory Henry w. Davis.
Damage estimated at 100000 was
done by fire to the Edgewater Lum-
Der and Supply company's buildings
and dock at Cleveland
Fourteen houses will have to be re-
moved from the site chosen for Ober-
Inns 100000 high school building.
The site will cost about $4,000.
Mrs. Ernest Davis, only woman
rural mail carrier in Gallia county, is
in hospital with broken shoulder,
ribs and ankle, as a result of run
away.
Cash and securities aggregating
$4,000 were found in the clothes OF
Evan Rutherford, bachelor, who was
found dead at his home near Bremen
Fairfield county.
Mysterious disappearance of N. v
Govro, AZ, former army captain, al
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wide area of the Scioto river was
dragged in vain.
Yeggs blew the safe Of the Crysta
Ice company plant at Lancaster ani
secured about $500 in cash. The in
terror of the office was badly wrecked
by the explosion.
A woman whose butchered bod,
was found in field in a lonely sec
tion of Hartwell, a Cincinnati sub
urb, was identified as Mrs. Florenc,
Schridt, 33, Cincinnati.
Harry Waxman, 35, fled suit TO
, $4,000 damages ct Cleveland agains
Anton Toman, who, he charged
locked him ina coffin with a corpse t
enforce the payment of a bill.
{ Ordered to give up his money b
armed men who entered his bedroor
at Toledo, David Goldstein reache
under his pillow for s400, gave it t
t the burglars and went back to sleel
More than 20 film theater owner
: and operators met at Cincinnati t
/ plan action against producing comp;
nies that seek to build or buy tht
r aters for the presentation of thei
E own films.
r Two youthful automobile bandit
/. held up an oil filling station at Cal
ton and when E. E. Potttorf, SO, cler
/ of the station, reached for his r
t volver, shot him through the add
:. men. They escaped after rif1ing tt
o cash box.
Run down by an auto while waitin
f to board a streetcar at Columbu
s Mrs. Orpha R. Filler, 20, widow
l. the late Rev. William F. Filler, Met
d odist minister, received injuries tn;
r caused her death a few hours lat,
at her home.
8 Daniel J. Ryan, former secretary
e state, was appointed by Govern'
v Cox as member of the state tax COZ
mission to succeed F. e. Mum, Bow
IS ing Green, resigned. Mum resignt
two months ago on account of illne
ir of Mrs. Mum.
l A windstorm which passed ov
e. northern and central Ohio blew dow
If miles of telephone, electric and tel
k. graph wires, unroofed and wreck.
buildings and barns and killed Ii
" stock. Interurban traffic was put o
# of commission for hours.
ID Several Chillicothe men are huntil
e. a young woman who, they say, "sol
Of them nearly $4,000 worth of "Tex
g. oil land" which, investigation show
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,e session The victims say they pa
ut her sums ranging from $100 to $500.
i Ohio legislature convened at {
q lumbus. 1t is planned to rush throu
f. the graduated auto and truck licen
IN tax in time to be effective Jan. 1. T
I'd measure is expected to produce
100000 annually. Income tax a
is school relief also are on the legis
O. tive program. =
s. Pleading guilty to second degr
s. murder at Ironton, Tony Leno, W
is last August killed his wife and Nj
I'd Cammel, was sentenced to the pc
IN tentiary for life. Cammel and M
in Leno fed to Ironton together frc
Canton. Leno followed them.
We John c. Morrow was nominated
e, President Wilson as receiver of pl
IN lie moneys.
Mrs. C. R. Coffee died at Greenfie
n from burns received in a gasoline {
IS. plosion.
tz Ohio Valley Improvement assoc
ed ton elected Colonel John L. Vance
Columbus as president. w. C. C
d. kins of Cincinnati was elected Sec
er tary.
re Miss Helen Marie Beck, 20, Colu
Id bus, committed suicide at her hoI
d. by taking poison, after returning frc
ne a theater Her parents know no n
tive for the act.
le Washington C. H. council will fig
ne raise from 40 cents to go cents
gas rate.
D. Chemical analysis of the wi
Y. which killed Robert Franklin and l
40 thur Youst at Mt. Vernon shows
contained arsenic.
lie Ten thousand dollar memorial sh;
tL | u-op bu Morrow aonufu in the CT