Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-18
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killed his wife with a razor, and then |
slashed his own throat.
Theodore Kendig, 3, fell into q
horse trough at his fathers home in
Elyria and was drowned.
Fire at Cleveland swept the plant
of the Galvanized Products company.
Loss estimated at $50 900.
Wellington residents plan to donate
site for the $65O,OOO state institu-
tion for the feeble-minded.
Warren council will be asked to in
crease pay of firemen 20 per cent and
that of policemen 10 per cent.
Over 1000 Masons attended a re-
ception at Dayton for Isaac Kinsey.
Toledo, grand master of Ohio Masons.
Frank Briggs, inventor OF explosive
dynamite and various chemicals, died
suddenly at his home near Amherst.
State board of censors has placed
ban on the Willard-Dempsey fight
pictures, which will not be shown In
Ohio.
New Compny d, Ohio national
guard, has been mustered into state
service at Marion. The company has
20 members.
c. f. Graham OF Lima was elected
grand patriarch at the closing session
of the Patriarchs Militant convention
at Painesville.
Despondent over i'll health, Private
Frank Joselen, %, chauffeur, inmate
of the soldiers home. Dayton, shd
himself in the heart.
Montgomery county dog catcher
drove his auto 30 miles an hour in
pursuit of a fugitive dog and was
fined $40 for speeding.
George Dunbar So, was killed by
flying pieces of push bar he was
using to switch railway freight cars
at Edison, Crawford county.
Fire destroyed the dwelling, store
room with all contents, garage and
barn of Patrick Stenson of Congo,
Perry county. Loss $4,000.
All iron furnaces at Jackson closed
down because of a demand of the
men asking for 10 per cent increase
in wages. Six hundred men are out
Charles Ross, who was recently ad-
judged sane after an inquest into his
mental condition, hanged himself in
chicken coop in the yard of his
home in Salem.
Mayor H. A. Athertons monthly
report SHOWS that for first time in
history no fines or other money was
collected in police or mayors court
at Newark during June.
Harold Straussburg, 81, of Sharon,
Pa. was killed at Youngstown during
a community fireworks exhibition
when an aerial bomb, failing to ex.
plode, struck him as it descended.
Motormen and conductors employed
by the Cleveland Street Railway com.
pany went out on strike to enforce
demands for q wage increase of IL
cents an hour. Traffic is suspended.
Youngstown newspapers announced
that bonus of So a week, retroactive
to July 1, will be paid to employees On
Oct. l, the continuance of the ar
rangement to depend on conditions at
that time.
Antonio Tontarello, 4s, was shot
and killed by Patrolman Raymond
Mcfarland of Columbus. Tontarello
had slashed his wife a razor and ad.
vanced on the policeman, who at
tempted his arrest.
Edward Ness, convicted murderer
Of William THE, wealthy baker, at
Cincinnati, accepted the sentence OF
Judge Fred L. Hoffman that he die In
the electric chair before sunrise Oct
16. Il deserve to die," he said.
A general exodus of professors and
instructors has begun at Ohio State
university. The exodus is attributed
by deans to the failure of the state
legislature to appropriate sufficient
money for increases in salaries.
Body Of Nick Zaginsky, "a, was
found in the Mahoning river al
Youngstown after a 24-hour search
following reports that he had been
kidnapped from his home. Two mer
are said to have taken Zaginsky away
in an automobile.
Harry P. Smith, aged 2S, son of Ed
ward Smith, farmer, residing a few
miles west of Oxford, has been miss
ing from home since June 1e. o.
that day the young man went to Gin
cinnati with load of hogs, which b,
sold for approximately $4,000.
Two motorists were killed and ,
third fatally injured as a result Of
collision between their machine ant
a Lake Shore passenger train, sever
miles west Of Toledo. DR.. w. A
Smith, dentist. and Miss Mary Sulli
van were instantly killed and Mrs
Smith has a broken back and 1t i
said she can not live.
Suit to recover $4,000 damages TO
the death Of John Hathaway, 45. O
Kenton, who was killed by a posse O
enraged- farmers while, it is alleged
in the act Of stealing wool on tn,
farm OF Stanley Peat, near Redwood
on the night of May 26, was fled a
Marysville by John Bolenbaugh O
kenton, who is administrator of tn
estate of Hathaway. The defendant
are several farmers of Union county
over 200 employees of the Pursglove
Maher mine at Neffs struck in sym
pathy with those at Willow Groy,
mines, who object to employment O
colored men.
While hundreds stood nearby, 1,OO(
barrels of beer were poured into San
dusky bay to avoid payment of So
barrel revenue. 1t was the propert!
OF !Sandusky brewing company.
| James o'Neil, sought by the polio,
as one of the five bandits who robbed
the West Cleveland Banking com
pary of $65,OOO on June Is, was ar
rested at Elyria. O'Neil denies an,