Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-06
Measles is epidemic at THIN.


ners' association,
Vincent Haidjik and Peter Sheda,
track walkers, were killed by train
near Youngstown.
Fred Isler, 50, Canton, was killed |
by an interurban car.
Elijah G. Duer, 76 former mayor OF
Mlllersburg and former county COM
missioner, died at Newark.
George Durham, 55, was electro
cuted at the power house of the Ports
mouth street railway company.
Fred w. Torgler, coal miner, was
crushed to death near lJew Phladel-
phla when huge rock fell upon him.
Federal agents say communists at
youngstown conduct red school
for children between 3 and Is years
! old.
Prices of pool and billiard games
have been raised 25 per cent at New
| ark because of increased cost of ma
! terials
James ]. Tobin, SO, died from in
Jur1es received when gas explosion
partially wrecked his residence in
Columbus.
City employment bureau will be es-
tablished at Coshocton by the admin
istration elected last November on
labor ticket.
Deputies confiscated So gallons of
| whisky, 400 gallons of mash, dozen
stills and jailed seven persons in
raids at Akron.
Victor Hill, 40, railroad employe,
Canton, was burned to death in a fire
which destroyed the box car in which
he was sleeping.
Gas well estimated to be good for
100000 cubic feet has been drilled
in on the farm of John Greenlee, near
Tiltonsville, Jefferson county.
Saying his wife drove him from
their bedroom so she might share it
with a poodle dog, Martin Smith of
near Cincinnati is seeking a divorce.
Losing control of his sled, on which
he was coasting, Henry E. Gray, 13,
Chillicothe, crashed into a telephone
pole and received injuries from which
he died.
National Cash Register company at
Dayton will form an advisory board
of 25 employees to assist in determin.
: ing the policies and management of
the concern.
Work on the Miami conservancy
district, particularly at Germantown
l has advanced so far that foo6
: greater than that of 1913 would cause
e little damage.
e Howard F. Unkefer, 35, safety di
rector of Canton, was found dead in
/ bed in his apartments. Coroner T. c
: McQuade believes death was caused
!. by heart trouble.
e Legal action has been started at Nor
walk to abandon the Sandusky, Nor
n walk and Mansfield railroad, a trac
s. tion system operating between Nor
O walk and Plymouth
e George Riehl, 27, is in a hospital il
d Cincinnati with a bullet in the bas
of his nose as result of battle wit
v a bandit who tried to steal his auto
v mobile. The thief escaped.
4. L. H. Gibson has resigned as mar
~ ager of the Ohio Home Rule associs
d tion to become editorial director c
Publishing company, effective Feb.
s. Arthur Harris and George Smitl
ye negroes, confessed to burglary &
,ni Youngstown and were sentenced t
We life Imprisonment. Police caught th
n men hiding under bed in a residene
ce there.
With bullet hole through his hea
ed the Hfeless body of Captain John
IS Dunbar, %, of Chicago, was found
er deserted stable near the remoul
n station, Camp Sherman. He hs
or killed himself
al Marion council granted a 25-ye;
ar- franchise to the c., ID. & M. for flu
nishing electric current to the eli
re- with Is ser cent reduction in dome
es tic rate and corresponding increa
on to manufacturers.
iy- Fred Griffith, %, ex-soldier, is CO
* fined in the Clinton county Jail
oi Wilmington, charged with shootil
er his father, Harry H. Griffith, so, S
~ bina garage owner. The elder Griff
III is in critical condition.
George Renners, councilman, al
,se Dennis Buckley, a saloonkeeper, bo
.1, NJ of Hamilton, were arrested on feder
- warrants which charge them wi
eu shipping $50 cases of whisky fro
Louisville to Hamilton. They plead
not guilty.
A man identified as Marianne ca
~ Gina, %, was shot and instantly kill
at Akron by Edward Callen as CT
Gina was fleeing with two companio
of after holdingf up poolroom. T
~ bandits obtained $225 from custome
pu and the cash register.
icb Insisting it will take no stand
of tween political parties as such, t
he Anti-saloon league, in statement
ms sued at Columbus by Ernest H. Oh
bla rington, secretary of its executi
za. committee, declares safeguarding
rhe prohibition will be a very live iss
erv not only in the presidential campai
but in the election of congressme
hin John Woods, 43, Jacksontown, Lii
in,e ing couny, was killed when caught
in tween two railroad cars.
Arthur NJ Breckler, vice preside
aw of a sugar company at Cincinnt
hill was killed when a train hit his au
,1so Fourteen women, charged W
throwing pepper into the eyes of
,ed uties stationed at Youngstown st
gar plant Nov during strike, W,
.od. fined $50 and costs each.
Iur. Miss Charlotte Bannon of Pol
ado mouth received a decoration fir
are Montenegro in recognition of
ars services as Red Cross nurse sil
signing of the armistice.
hill. A score of Ohioans were inju
osi- when an Ohio Electric car from D
9 at ton to Richmond left the rails
,on- overturned near the latter city.
,ino Fred Brumi of Cleveland was ell,
re. ed grand chancellor of Ohio KING
of Pythias. Georges B. Donavin,