Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05


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Mute Foundry company's plant at
Cuyahoga Falls was destroyed by IRE.
Loss 500, 900.
Burglars stole $4,000 worth Of cloth
Ing from William SosePs clothing
store, Youngstown.
Miss Regina Neumeier, 55, Colum-
bus. died shortly after she had been
struck by bicycle.
Mrs. Clara F. Guilfoyle, mother OF
three children, is under arrest at
Sidney, charged with bigamy.
Thomas Nick, stockkeeper, fell
i've stories down a freight elevator
SHAFT at Akron and was killed.
Perry county automobilists protest
ed against the proposed legislation
liking a graduated tax on autos.
| Two infantry companies and an am
Dulance company of the national
guard will be organized at Canton.
Movement has been started at Ma
rlon to close cigar stands and news
stands as we'll as movies on Sunday
Barnett Grossmann, grocer, was
held up in front of his home at Cleve-
land by four men and robbed Of $4,-
275.
Mrs. Hattie Miner, SO, of Roseville,
Musk1ngum county, was seriously in
1ured when attacked by an infuriated
COW.
Six hundred Ohio State telephones
are out Of commission as the result
Il q hyo In he
ton. Loss $4,000.
Mrs. burton G. Mailard, %, Akron,
died from skull fracture received in
an automobile crash in which her
husband was killed.
Franchise fight between Stark
county and the n-Massillon trac-
ton line ended when the company
accepted new charter.
Cleveland's oversubscription to the
community chest fund was estimated
at $1,160,000. The original aim of the
campaign was $4,000
, Miss Elsie Rowe, Newark, jumped
through a window to escape flames
which filed her bedroom. The build
ing was partly consumed.
Belle Center Oogan county, mu-
| nicipal light plant has been con-
demned by the state examiner and
: the village is without street lights.
5 An unknown negro at Hamilton beat
!. i've members of Peter Agnew's fam.
lily with hammer. All were severely
injured, Agnew dying of his wounds.
= Former service men are guarding
+ st. Mary's Catholic church, Cincin
natl, following threats made in anony
S nous letters to blow up the building
a Earl Dietrich, II, of Tippecanoe
s City, was instantly killed while out
hunting. His gun caught on gate
: through which he was passing and
: was discharged.
o Not guilty on account of insanity
was the verdict of a jury at Youngs
l. town which heard the case agains
l. Nathan P. Johnson, charged will
r. Staying his WIFE
o A. H. Hinkle, deputy state highwa,
commissioner, in charge of roat
j. maintenance, has resigned to TAX,
d charge Of the maintenance bureau O
l. the Indiana state highway commits
n sion.
Declaring an emergency exists, tn
n public utilities commission issued
b blanket order prohibiting all tele
D. phone companies operating in Obi
s. from increasing their rates when tn
Burleson-fxed rates end.
n The largest verdict for personal in
n jury ever returned in the federal cour
m Of the Youngstown district, $45, ,OO(
Is was awarded to the widow of d.
George Smith, who was killed at a
- Erie crossing in Niles last year.
ar Declaring existence of peace an
n order in Canton now is no reason fo
;s condoning neglect of official dut
when strike rioting and disorder e.
:. listed, Governor Cox removed perm;
~ nently Charles E. Poorman, Dem,
- crat, as mayor of Canton.
= Wood alcohol, thought to have bee
= substituted for homemade wine in
- bottle, was responsible for the death
at Mt. Vernon of Arthur Youst, 9
= and Robert Franklin, As. Police b,
y lieve a practical joker was respons
- BILE for the fatalities. Franklin wa
u married.
Declaring he was disappointed ov<
- the appointment of o. T. Corson
Columbus as state Americanizatio
az director, Representative George
Oh Myers of Cleveland announced b
w resignation as secretary and membt
Is of the Americanization committee
n the legislature.
Is Representative Frank Delahanty
Cleveland was given suspended Sc
ce tence to the Ohio penitentiary whe
TO arraigned in common pleas court
Columbus. Delahanty pleaded gull
ld- to the charge Of soliciting a brib
1l- He also sent to Governor Cox his re
a ignation as a member of the legisl
ture.
is The shooting of Miss Gladys Race
nd 10, of Caldwell, a sophomore at Oh
by Wesleyan university, was cleared l
at when Miss Blanche Davidson, a st
t. dent, living near Delaware, confesst
an that she fired the shot. Both cir
SIS, were receiving attention from your
or man and jealousy was assigned
the motive. Miss Racey will recove
ny Ray Boardman, 21, Bowling Gree
'ly former soldier, shot and killed hi
on self.
Annette E. Zinkham, an assista
as in a physicians office at Akron, m
sh- death when she slipped and fell
I'm the floor, her head becoming enta
gled in the telephone wires. She w
of choked to death
no Charles Rehfeld, AZ, was arrested
les posse Of citizens who had BET
hunting for the slayer of DR.. Hora
US A. Benson, so, dentist at Norwal
in Police say RehfeId was found hidil
he in barn and that he was armed wi
a revolver.
ty, Lakeside Country club, Canton, W
ue erect a new country clubhouse at
en- cost of $225,000, with an 18-hole &C
course.
ip- Miss Edna Keys of New Philadt