Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-19

Mrs. Mary Duffer, 73, Cincinnati,
was killed by an automobile.
Holstein breeders of Union county
elected Frank Rupprecht president.
John Biggert, 40, Port Clinton, shot
and killed himself. He had been ill.
Boats arriving at Sandusky report
that ice is forming rapidly on Lake
Erie.
William Greiner, 66, Sandusky, was
struck by an auto and injured prob
ably fatally.
Akron board Of education increased
salaries of school teachers from $100 |
to $400 year.
Abba Messoroll, 32, Amherst, re-
ceived fractured skull when hit by |
an auto. He may die
New Lexington is getting along on |
canned, milk, the dairymen having
gone out of business.
High rents and soaring living costs
are said by Allen county court off,
cials to be responsible for many di-
vorces.
Employees Of the Carnegie Steel
company at Bellaire, numbering LOO,
voted to call off the strike and return
to work
Gus Popas, "a, proprietor of soft
drink parlor at Canton, was shot and
seriously wounded in a poolroom dur
ing fight.
Six youth were arrested at Lorain
in connection with the robbery of A.
RQaCPh r. @oo
the high school gymnasium.
Youngstown council plans to build
a viaduct $500 feet long across three
railroads, two steei mills and Mahon-
ing river, to COST about $1,000,000
At Cleveland, Louis Blumenthal, 27,
engineer, accidentally shot and killed
his brother-in-law, Arthur Snow, q
patrolman, while cleaning a rifle.
| Partisan compary's women's and
children's ready-to-wear store In Can
ton was looted by thieves and about
$4,000 worth of goods carried away.
Rev. B. d. Sutton, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church at Ur-
bana, will augment his sermons with
moving pictures of Biblical stories.
Giro Saulino, Youngstown banker,
exchanged shots with two highway.
men who tried to hold him up. He
was uninjured. The footpads escaped.
Fresh eggs climbed to $101 per
dozen at Cleveland, the highest price
ever recorded there. Wholesalers
said the cold snap was to blame
Harvey Blanton, convicted of kin.
ding a fire in his place of business
at Washington G. H., was sentenced
to an indeterminate term in the Ohio
penitentiary.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
the large grain elevator at Waverly
owned and operated by the Stritmat.
ter Grain and Milling company, en-.
: failing a loss of $4,000.
Patrick Kebert, 10, of Cleveland
|, followed the lead of his brother An
drew, 20, about a month ago, and
: pleaded guilty at Painesville to kill
t ing Ernest Grey, member of a sher
, ifs posse, at Willoughby, June IA.
; Desire for revenge because he had
N been prosecuted on nonsupport charge
is charged by the police to have
prompted Ben Martin to shoot ant
, probably mortally wound Human.
. Officer w. w. Finrock at Hamilton
: Mrs. Lillian Alexander, 25, divorces
t who was noted for her beauty, diet
: ut Conneaut following, it is said, tn,
taking of large quantity of poison
D Dependency over i'll health and do
: mestic troubles was said to hav,
:. prompted the deed.
4 William Rosenberg, 3S, mill work
a er at Dover, may die from fracture,
+ skull from an alleged assault upol
him by William Cotterman, deput,
! game protector. Rosenberg wa
/ knocked down, it was alleged, by tn
game warden with the victims shot
4 gun.
!. Operating from a hotel room he en-
n gagged above the haberdashery stor
of Harry Sternberger, in Cincinnati,
thief bored an aperture in the floor
;, dropped onto the top of the show win
:, dows and stole $4,000 worth of sill
shirts and $4,000 worth of smalle
merchandise and jewelry.
. By rejecting the appointment Q
George Ewing, Democratic member @
the state civil service commission
the Ohio senate left the state tecf
> nically without a state civil servic
= commission. The senate recently re
v jected Randolph Walton, Republica
>, member of the commission.
u AS James Naylor, a one-arme
hunter, was crossing a farm in tn
Clear Creek valley, near Lancaster
;. he was attacked by vicious bulldog
:. which sank it's teeth in his face
Naylor in turn chewed the dogs jus
ular vein in two and the animal ha
. to be killed. The hunter will recovel
g although disfgured.
9 Anti-Saloon league officials submit
r ted to Franklin county common plea
o court mass of evidence showing a
5 legged fraud on the part of the wet
IS and many errors on the part of ele,
tion officials in the November vote O
y ratification of federal prohibition.
3 recount of the vote is sought in Loo
precincts Of the state.
NJ Marion school pupils sold $94 ,644. i
E. in war savings and thrift stamps du
le ing the past year.
Cleveland will entertain the nj
"a tional convention of the Y. w. C. 1
+ during the week of April 1920
y Safe worker concealed himself j
d the Licking county courthous
worked the combination of the sal
1t in the county auditors office and e
d capped with $50.
'e Mrs. Elizabeth A. Brister, "a, G.
n shocton, one of the oldest Methodist
IL in the United States, is dead. ST.
a. was member of the church for s
years.
to Several hogs attacked by stra
lg dog at Francis Hawkins farm, nes
e. Mt. Vernon, have developed rabies.
le Paul Layman, 10, Marion, was kille
when he attempted to crawl under
n freight train.
10 A traction car hit an auto true