Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-01-09

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Mrs. Lois Cocrell, 73, grandmother
OF Elsie Janis, the actress, is dead at
Bucyrus.
Archie E. Johnson, "a, Ashtabula,
was buried alive in cave-in of frozen
dirt. He was dead when workmen
reached him.
youngstown bakers have decided to
increase the price of bread, now sell
ing at Is cents.
Elmer Greer, former resident of
Vanlue, Hancock county, was muir
dered near Bakersfield, Cal.
John Henderson, As, farmer near
Cambridge, was killed when his auto
went over a 16-foot embankment.
Mrs. James Scott, Jr., Chillicothe,
was burned to death when her cloth
ing ignited from an open fireplace.
Kenton council raised the fire and
police chiefs salaries to 1900 year
and hremen and patrolmen to 81 ,OSO.
Mrs. John Riley burned to death at
her home near Radcliffe, Union coun-
ty, when she used gasoline to start
fire.
An unidentified bandit, one Of three
who held up restaurant at Akron,
was shot and killed by Mike Demor,
cook.
Mrs. Irene Helm, %, colored, was
struck by train while picking up
coal at a crossing in Columbus and
killed.
Hinde & Dauch Paper company,
Sandusky, distributed $145, 900 in bo-
muses. among approximately $500 en-
ployes.
Water rates at East Liverpool have
been reduced 25 per cent for meter
service and per cent for general
service.
Charles H. Kistler, city treasurer
| for the last six years, is under arrest
at Warren, charged with embezzling
| $4,000 of city funds.
An overheated stove set fire to the
Hooking Valley roundhouse at Eos
toria, and it and two engines valued
at $4,000 were burned.
Federal agents are investigating re
| ports that one man is dead at Dayton
and two others blind from the effect;
of drinking wood alcohol.
Mahoning and Trumbull counties
had 100000 quota in the Jewisl
relief fund. Youngstown contribution
alone oversubscribed this sum.
George Platt, who was serving ;
year in the county Jail at Toledo 70
criminal assault, committed suicid'
in the jail by hanging himself.
Mrs. H. Pocquette, with 4-year-ol
child in her arms, jumped to safet
from the second floor just before he
home in Toledo collapsed in flames.
Between 5000 and 5000 Clevelan
women garment workers have bee
granted wage increases varying fro1
IL to 20 per cent by special boar
of arbitration
William Radcliff, 25, alleged d.
serter from Camp Sherman, is in ia
at Athens, having been arrested Will
attempting to elope with 13-year-ol
girl, it is charged.
Four men were seriously injured 6
, Dayton when a ceiling caved in on
building in which they were engage
in wrecking. All four were burie
under falling debris.
Ira H. Bell, coal dealer at We
Mansfield, charged with defying tt
! fuel administration during the recel
: miners strike, was arrested on
: charge of appropriating an intersta
: shipment.
George Paul, 50, farmer 1ivir
I alone near Oxford, was found /
I neighbors unconscious in his hom
] with three deep cuts in his head. f
/ says he. was injured in his barn b
can not tell how.
: Homemade whisky precipitated
h fight that ended in the murder
v Nicholas Osdrich, 80, of West Par
G Cleveland. Vida Ozanik, at who
q home the dead man boarded, is und
arrest charged with the murder.
e Coroner J. R. Wyatt announced
l. st. Clairsville that his verdict in t
l. case of Mike Personvich, 29, shot
q death as he sat by window in /
g boarding house at Morristown, won
is charge a former soldier with t
crime.
d Two armed footpads escaped wi
5. $4,000 in cash and $65,0O0 in chec
70 in a daring holdup in Clevela1
is James Hoduf, who was carrying t
D. money from savings and loan CO
pany to bank, was the man robbie
% The thieves returned the chec
S, through the mails.
Is Ada Water and Light compa
d. gives the people Of Ada until jan
is to decide whether they will abide
the ruling of the state utilities co
n mission permitting the company
in close the plant unless residents ag1
to to an increase in water and Liz
le rates.
d. Confident that George Allison,
gro, under sentence of life impris,
o, ment for the murder of John Klun
of white, at Cincinnati, was the vict
Ve Of mistaken identity, Allison's att
sh ney swore to a warrant for the arr
ne of a negro known as "Jab," an
ly legged double" of Allison, chargi
d. him with the murder of Klump.
a William H. Fogle, 81, who had be
n. engaged in the hardware business
.ir Broadway, Union county, has be
d, missing from his home since Dec.
a when he purchased a ticket for D
ID. ton. He has wife and four sm
rt children
al, Governor Cox allowed the gra
er ated auto tax license bill to beco
Ie. a law without his signature. He urg
en- an amendment striking out the 2
nd vision whereby the secretary of sta
tn instead of the state treasurer, is mt
el custodian of the so per cent of re
nd nues which are to be returned to 10
subdivisions.
at After being a member of the pol
Dr. force at Canton for "a years, c.
ed Riblet resigned as chief. A few d;
nd ago he was granted pension.
Alliance will pay So cents a tn
TO sand feet for natural gas, less ce