Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-21
Lester R. Spencer, Piqua business


Revenue officers discovered two
stills in operation at Alliance.
Lieutenant Governor Brown is i'll at
Columbus with auto-intoxication.
Frederick Snyder, 72, Avon Center,
Lorain county, fell from a wagon and
was killed
George B. Shoe, Akron postal clerk,
was indicted on a charge of tamper.
ing with the mails.
One-half of Cincinnati's households
are without sugar, it is reported. Many
small bakeries have closed.
Three men have been arrested in
connection with the $4,000 robbery Of
clothing store at Hamilton.
Engineer e. F. Burling, 29, was in
stantly killed when streetcar and
engine collided at Portsmouth.
John Stevenson, wealthy farmer,
was gored perhaps fatally by a mad
bull on his farm near Newark.
Near Crestline an engine crashed
into the rear of a Pennsylvania wreck
train and seven men were injured.
At Cleveland William Noel. 3S. was
sentenced to life Imprisonment after
a jury had declared him guilty of wife
murder.
Mrs Christina Conley, SO, is dead
from injuries received when she fell
from the porch of her home at East
Liverpool
Rev. George L. Moore of New Phil
adelphia accepted a position on the
editorial staff of the World Outlook,
New York.
Ruth Sherretts, Is, Dayton, was
killed when she was struck by pas
senger train while crossing the tracks
near her home.
Hundreds of Perry county farmers
will prohibit rabbit hunting, claiming
careless gunner disturb stock and de.
stroy property.
Apartment house dwellers at Cleve-
land served notice on their landlords
that they would not pay increases in
rent recently demanded.
Katherine France, 8, Portsmouth.
sustained burns which proved fatal
when her clothes caught fire while
playing around a bonfire.
Disappointed at the sum they found
in the safe of H. s. Howe & Company
at Portsmouth, burglars left a type.
written note expressing disgust.
John Widowski 2S, streetcar con.
ductor at Cleveland, is dying from
razor wounds received in a fight with
a passenger. Assailant escaped.
Six men were arrested at Cleveland
In connection with the theft of whisky
totaling $4,000 and the theft of a
dozen safes in the past few weeks.
Stricken with apoplexy while going
! from his home to the bank at South
Charleston of which he was president
Stacy B. Rankin died in the street.
Decomposed body of Paul Capato,
: Fl, who has been missing since last
September, was found buried in the
woods near Warren. The skull was
fractured.
, The high cost of mems clothing
isn't worrying thieves who entered
the clothing store of Max Eprath al
; Hamilton and looted it of $50 over.
coats and 120 suits of clothes. A mo.
tor truck was used.
{ Phil M. Crow of Kenton was an
pointed to the Ohio supreme court by
Governor Cox, succeeding Judge Mau
rice H. Donahue, who has received his
/ commission as district court of ap.
: peals judge from President Wilson.
With record-breaking average
| yield of "A bushels of corn to the acre
Ohio produced a crop this year OF
: 159, ,544, 900 bushels. This exceeds last
> years crop by about 26, 900 900 bush.
els and the 10-year average production
: OF the state by nearly 10000 bush.
r els.
5 Three armed bandits robbed the safe
: of the Blumenstock & Peid company
packers at Cleveland, of about 81 ,00C
: and escaped in an automobile. Two
a employees were covered with revolvers
r by two Of the robbers while the third
' bandit secured the money, mostly ir
cash.
. Legislature is asked to pass a law
{ arbitrarily setting minimum salary 70,
y elementary teachers in Ohio at $1,000
r and for high school teachers in Ohio
at $1,000 in resolution adopted al
e the annual meeting Of the Centra
, Ohio Teachers association at Dayton
g William S. Coy of Columbus wa.
/ named president.
officials. contractors and other,
e trimmed Ohio to the tune of SOL.
!. 9S5.O4 during the fiscal year endins
o June 80, State Auditor Donahey an
4 nounced. The state bureau of ac
l. counting reported to Donahey that Il
discovered findings amounting Il
e 749,S19.52 in various counties ant
r cities. OF this sum SAT ,934.4s was re
l. turned voluntarily.
r Toledo Railway and Light compan,
S has spirited all its streetcars out q
the city and they are now on side
}, tracks In Michigan. Car riders wht
i voted for an custer ordering tn,
h streetcars from the streets becaus,
a they were paying and s cents t,
S travel to and from work now are pay
/ ing from 10 to 25 cents in automobil,
, buses. The cars were removed with
out notice to public or city officials.
| oChSSASC AnpOSCu upOu AQQT0V
o Kebort, Cleveland boy, for the murde,
# of Ernest Grey at Willoughby, ha
been changed to indeterminate tern
y in the penitentiary.
l. Mrs. Margaret Sanders, As. wa
i killed an an auto accident near Nj
It Grab, Brown county. Her husband
Leonard Sanders, SO, was injured Sc
d verely.
r. Three police officers, breaking int,
s room located in the business distric
h of Akron, held at bay 200 gambler
4 and arrested three men for operatin,
J. games of chance. Money and gam
bling paraphernalia were seized.
y Findlay council protested to .Sena
@ tor Pomerene and Congressman Col,
5, against the government paying s35
daily for storage of several hundret
g thousand shells at Findlay plant.