Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-28

Forty volumes of books have been
donated to the public library at Ada
by the Research club.
FIRE swept the plant Of the Acme
Laundry company at Columbus, caus-
ing loss of 100000.
Ten deaths have been caused by
measles in the marsh section near
McGuffey, Hardin county.
Budd Altstaetter, 35, was killed
while blowing up stumps on farm
south OF Columbus Grove.
Sherln Dalrymple of Lisbon seized
IS gallons of whisky and 760 gallons
OF masn on farm near Elkton.
J. +. Washer, Republican, Summit
county, announces he will be can
didate for United States senator.
Believed dead for 13 years, W. H.
| Fields returned to his home near Lo-
rain, declaring he had been at Lima.
Fifty-third annual convention of the
Crawford county Sunday schools will
be held at North Robinson June
and 4.
Stella Adelaide Boyer, 26, German
town, fearing that she was suffering
from a fatal malady, shot and killed
herself.
Rev. D. A. Clarke, 72, pastor of Holy
Family Catholic church at Columbus,
died from heart failure while reading
the mass.
Mrs. Susanne Robinson, 80, Cum
berland, Guernsey county, was fatally
burned when her clothing caught fire
from crate.
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will
build car shops at sandusky, accord
ing to E. L. Harmon, superintendent
of car repairs.
While Rev. J. P. Maxwell attended
the funeral of his brother at Lancas-
ter, thieves stole $1,000 in cash and
bonds from his residence.
Warren city firemen's pension fund
got $1OO from the Western Reserve
Lumber company for excellent serv-
ices" rendered by firemen.
After probably fatally shooting his
wife, Steve Kokzolko killed himself
as officers were breaking in door at
his home at Martins Ferry.
Cleveland school board is to ap-
point $500 teachers on tentative in
creased schedule, declared to be the
highest in any city in America.
Fireman Frank Keim was killed
and II others were injured, several
seriously, as the result of collision
of two fire department trucks at Gin.
cinnati
Guy Cercone, an Italian, about to
leave for his homeland, reported tc
the police at Youngstown that swim.
for $1,000.
Youngstown Sheet and Tube com
pany announces it's plant will be run
at rs per cent capacity owing to the
inability of the railroads to handle
the traffic
At Chillicothe federal officers ar
! rested Benjamin Bellamy and seized
complete still outfit, which they
claim he was using in the manufac
ture of liquor.
A threatened water, power and 1ighi
famine was averted at Ravenna wher
striking Pennsylvania yard crews re
turned to work, making it possible II
secure coal for plants.
Mrs. F. D. Williams, 29, elevate,
, operator at the Hotel Ohio at Youngs
town was crushed to death when she
tried to get out of the elevator wher
it failed to stop at the first floor.
; Cincinnati traction officials received
dom Of tho cfroof1ar ,xvl1z
for IS cents an hour for the first three
months, S8 cents an hour for the mex
nine months and 80 cents an houl
after the first year.
Homer Hastings, II, junior II
high school and son of State Rep
resentative Hastings Of Holmesville
Holmes county, was killed IN the rail
road yards at Wilkinburg, Pa, whil'
helping to shift freight.
When men from the Pittsburgh
steel district were sent to Mariett.
( to work in the Pittsburgh Sheet ant
J Tin Plate company's mills, thereb.
throwing resident workmen on par
: time, 100 of the old workmen walket
, out.
I There being but rs male and thre,
female prisoners housed at the Gin
, cinnati workhouse, council will b.
! called upon to pass an ordinance pre-
, viding for abandonment of that inst
tuition and transfer of the prisoner
) to the Hamilton county Jail.
. Complete reorganization of the off
t cia1 personnel and the boards of di
! rectors of the Ohio Electric Railwa
: company and subsidiary companies
| announced. Charles Day, Philadel
: phia, was elected president and H {
Gilpin, Springfield, manager.
8 Repeal of all taxation laws excep
| those levying taxes on incomes, In
!, heritances. and land values, is advc
: Gated in the platform adopted by tn
D state convention of the Labor part
at Columbus. A state ticket wa
g named, headed by E. L. Hitchins, Cir
cinnati, for governor
Ohio Baptists, at the annual cor
n vention held at Norwalk, elected f
4 H. Rhoades, Jr., Toledo, president
Mrs. E. R. Graves of Columbus wa
| 0lOCICQ .plSSlA0uL O1 LuC ~OlHSu
= Baptist Missionary Society of Ohio.
? Twenty of the 35 grade teachers i
9 the Chillicothe schools have notifie
a the board of education they will nc
teach the coming school year at pre-
ent salaries.
: Forecast of the federal departmer
Il Of agriculture is for yield Of onl
! 28,95O,00O bushels of wheat in Obi
Il this year as against $780, 900 busl
els last year.
. War chest committee of Hamilto
q has decided to appropriate $4,000 {
the 100000 remaining in the city
). war chest for a building for the Sa
4 walton Army.
Edwin W. Rose, 81, Marion, civ
n war veteran, brought suit for divorc
= from Charlotte Rose, 4S. He allege
extreme cruelty and desertion. The
. were married in 1916.
- Cleveland car riders were granite
- the right by court to determine b