Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-30

Shore at Cleveland
Memorial hall to cost 100000 will
be erected on campus grounds of Mt.
Union college, Alliance.
Mayor William Grail, Lorain, sus-
pended A. A King, chief of police, on
a charge of insupordination.
Rural mail carriers of Union coun-
ty. in convention at Marysville, elect
ed David Neal, Redwood, president !
Wilbert Watkins, z, was killed on
the National pike, Is miles east of |
Newark, when struck by, an automo-
bile.
Membership of Fraternal Order Of |
Eagles in Ohio, it is officially an
nounced, increased from $4,000 to 56,-
600 during last year.
Ohio State Pharmaceutical associa-
ton, in convention at Cedar Point
adopted resolutions to start fight
against fake remedies.
Nine hundred delegates and degree
teams attended the sessions of the
state convention of the Fraternal Or
der of Eagles at Elyria.
st. Clairsville city council author
iized the Ohio Fuel Supply company
to sell natural gas in that city for 80
cents thousand cubic feet.
Charles Ted Stevenson, 81, was
killed when rock fell on him in the
clay mine of the Uhrichsville Clay
company, near Uhrichsville.
Ed Wourms, 26, outfelder of the
Coldwater (Mercer county, ball team,
was struck by lightning and killed
while in the act of fielding a ball.
Aloysius Vonderhaar, 80, shot and
killed his wife Jennie, 81, on the
street at Cincinnati. Jealousy was the
motive for the shooting, police say.
Section men on the Hooking Valley
railroad, working north of Athens,
have struck because dissatisfied with
the award of the railroad wage board.
Three men broke a window with a
| paper-covered brick, entered J. w.
Heinmans jewelry store in Cleveland
and secured diamonds valued at over
$4,000.
George Bushong and Ernest Bray,
both colored, were taken into custody
by federal officers at Wilmington
charged with owning moon shine
still.
Rev. DIR. Thomas H. McAfee, pastor
of Trinity Baptist church, Marion, OF
which Senator Harding is a trustee,
was stricken with paralysis. He may
recover.
Stopping to crank the motor of a
truck that had stalled on a crossing
at Uhrichsville proved fatal to Arthur
Heston, IA, who was killed instantly
oy train.
McCook field, comprising the i'm.
portant army aviation experimental
station and flying field, will be moved
from Dayton, the government being
unable to renew the lease.
George White. of Marietta, oil oper
ator and former congressman, was
chosen chairman of the Democratic
national committee He will manage
the campaign of Governor Cox.
Leonard Berry, 4, Bellefontaine, was
killed when struck by an automobile
Paul Van Curen, 33, Akron, was in
jured when his automobile crashed
into af reight train near Dover.
Mrs. Mary Peterson, As, received
fatal injuries, and her husband, Emil
Peterson, was seriously hurt when ar
automobile in which they were riding
! turned over on road near Massillon
Explosion at the Mansfield Shee
and Tube company's plate mill, Mans
field, killed five as follows: Free
Kyne, Harold Kenyon, Sam Lalass
Lester Hardin of Nelsonville ant
E. L. Derr.
Frederick H. Payne, 81, in charge
of the welfare department of a Can
ton steel corporation, died as resul
, of shooting himself. Friends of Payn,
say he had been mentally depresse,
for several weeks.
Democratic state convention vii
: be held at Columbus on Aug. II. M.
Daugherty of LANCASTER was seIecte
l to Be temporary chairman The cor
] vention will adopt q state platform
and nominate presidential electors.
: Mrs. Minnie Dawson, 40, widow
and Charles Zel1ers, a, a widowel
: we're found dead in the parlor of Mrs
7 Dawson's home at Coshocton. Polio
say Mrs. Dawson shot Zellers durin
> a quarrel and then turned the weapo
on herself.
Jacob Hare, so, was shot and prol
r ably fatally wounded by Deputy Uni
r ed States Marshal Whitehead of TX
: ledo at Hare's home in Huron, eas
4 of Sandusky. Prohibition officer
t claimed Hare had whisky on his plac
: and resisted arrest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hedges, livin
/ near Oakland, Fairfield county, wer
/ arrested, charged with mistreatin
: John George, a 13-year-old boy whol
d they took from the Pickaway count
n home. They were released unde
e $1,000 bond pending investigation
u The boy is alleged to have been tie
: to a tree, beaten and the soles of hi
feet burned.
|, Judson C. Welliver, publicist, fo
i mer Progressive and close friend {
d the late Theodore Roosevelt, has bee
chosen as director of publicity {
S Senator Harding's campaign.
i Sunstroke may result fatally fc
S William M. Thompson, so, New Phil
= Gelphia carpenter, who fell when owe
come by heat from the second stor
It window of a house he was razing.
d At a meeting of the Marion cit
It council an ordinance was introduce
/ granting the street railway compan
e Scent fare instead of 5. The ord
= nance was held over until the ne1
regular meeting.
0 Police Captain Charles Bremen
5 Youngstown was dismissed from til
t. police force on a charge of being i
toxicated while on duty. He was
l. years in service
s Eldon L. Hayes of Wilmington We
n elected worthy president and Ste
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