Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-02
Annual memorial services of Odd

snooter, died at his home IN Dayton.
Charles w. McCracken, So, former
state canal commissioner, died at Bu-
cyrus.
Two hundred ice men went on
strike at Toledo, demanding $40 a
week.
Two negroes shot and killed Mrs.
Rosa Pretonzio in her husbands gro
Gerry at Cleveland.
Walker Link, II, was killed at Nor
walk when he took hold of a broken
hign-tension wire.
W. T. Knight, so, Coshocton, retired
manufacturer, was killed in fall
from cherry tree.
John A. Hogan, As, died in hos
pital at Cincinnati as a result OF
drinking wood alcohol.
Five hundred Knights of Columbus
attended the initiation of a class OF
80 candidates at Tiffin.
j. Bobbie, 55, died at Warren from
injuries received when struck by q
passenger train near DeForest.
Mator Briske, SO, Dayton, jumped
in front of passenger train at Co
lumbus and was instantly killed.
Rev. Aaron Roth of Fort Wayne has
accepted the call to become pastor OF
the First Baptist church at Ada.
George Wallace, aged 100, made
| trip of 40 miles from Athens to his
home in Meigs county on horseback
High water f1oated $1,000 worth of
stolen tires hidden in the grass at
Akron and led to the discovery of the
theft.
Steven Bardos, 10, and julius Szabo,
II, lifetime companions, were drown
ed in pool at Cleveland while swim
ming
Lorain city fire department will re-
| organize if the proposed salary in
creases are approved by the voters
! in August
Cleveland city council requested
Mayor Fitzgerald to establish a mu-
nicipal coal yard where coal can be
sold at cost.
Columbus Democratic Glee clubs
special party, 400 strong, left for the
Democratic national convention at
San Francisco.
All of Ohio Northern university's
20 men who graduated from the col
lege of law this spring passed the
state bar examination.
Safety Director Sprosty announced
that Cleveland needs 300 additional
patrolmen to bring the city's force up
to it's authorized strength.
| ri Of inc
covered a systematic thievery at Erie
proving grounds, Port Clinton, which
may run into thousands of dollars.
William H. Smith, 65, employed by
Frank Anderson, near Circleville, was
found lying between breaker and seat
of cultivator, crushed to death, in a
corn field.
Garrett Chidester, s, was burned to
death when he attempted to start q
fire with kerosene at his home in
Newark. His grandmother, Mrs. Mary
) Chidester, was seriously burned.
The Winton, one Of C1eveland's
, leading hotels, has been leased to the
} Olmstead Hotel company of Ohio fol
, 80 years. The hotel, an History fire
proof structure, contains 600 rooms.
Mrs John P. Austin, 81, wife of for
: mer sheriff of Mason county, Wes
5 Virginia, died in a hospital at CALI
|. polls from injuries received in an au
tomobile accident near Point Pleas
l ant.
K Prohibition has sealed the doom O
!. the Xenia workhouse. With only fiv,
a prisoners in the bastile, the work
house board decided to close the in
Q stitution at once and sell the prof
$ erty.
j. Harry NJ Daugherty of Columbu
l. and Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton Q
Warren were appointed members Q
e the executive committee of 21 whic
n will manage the Republican nationa
It campaign.
f. Home rule cities can prescribe thei
own standard of time insofar a
D. purely municipal transactions and OF
n Grafton of city Offices are concerned
# This was decided by the Ohio 81
o preme court.
n Charles J. Stegemann, 55, nigh
desk sergeant of the Hamilton police
r was shot and instantly killed at tn
10 home of James Boiling, %. Bolin
h was shot and fatally wounded by He
10 man Dulle, detective chief
t, Harry Dearth and W. D. Hull wer
badly hurt and four others injure
,r when an automobile carrying 81
m members of the Knights of Pythis
e. from GAINESVILLE to Newark for M
L. mortal services went over an embanl
O. ment near Newark.
Five gunmen shot and wounde
e. | Webster Slough, IS, night watc
s. man, and bombarded the Fulton cou
id ty Jail at Wauseon in an unsuccessf
a attempt to liberate Edward O'Neil
# alias Malady, awaiting trial for a
h. legged participation in $21,0 900 ban
robbery at Delta.
in Ohio municipalities have no autho
10 ity to pay street railway company
or portion of the cost of street improv
as ments, to be assessed later again
I'd the company, the supreme court he
a in declaring unconstitutional section
st of the general code under which CT
ClQudLl udS. dllCApICo nuSAA Pi OSC0ul
,g Leonard Hightower shot and killt
a. his wife, Susie, in their apartment
ed at Cincinnati and then killed himse
ne At Chillicothe, funeral servic
were held for John Fl. West, "a, wi
he helped build the first steam railro;
ce engine in the United States.
Iy Census figures show that Kent h
i'm population of 7,070, gain of 81
per cent. Greenfield has 4,344 al
a Hillsboro 1856.
E Ollie Ledzianowski, aged Is, w
nd drowned in the Maumee river off w;
rs bridge park. Toledo, when he rock
nd boat in which he was riding wi
three companions.
ar Burglars entered the store of
id Sebeck at Lorain and took $1,2
nd worth of clothing and merchandise.
i'm Eight hundred delegates were pre-
4ba civtv.firct annual ooOve