Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04

niversary.
C. E. Sailey, Portsmouth, has been
elected superintendent of the Athens
city schools.
Three men are held at Lorain in
connection with the shooting of Stan
ley Jacobsky, %.
Fire swept the plant of the Acme |
Laundry company at Columbus, caus- |
ing a loss of 100000.
Ten deaths have been caused by !
measles in the marsh section near
McGuffey, Hardin county
Eighteenth child has been born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas at Cadiz. The
parents are 48 years old.
Budd Altstaetter, 35, was killed
while blowing up stumps on a farm
south of Columbus Grove.
Coshocton school teachers pay roll
for the coming year has been in
creased from $45,OOO to 100000.
Sheriff Dalrymple of Lisbon seized
Is gallons of whisky and 750 gallons
Of mash on a farm near Elkton.
]. P. Washer, Republican, Summit
county, announces he will be a can
di6ate for United States senator.
John V. Lakes, a Trenton farmer,
was arraigned at Cincinnati, charged
with violating the prohibition act.
Major F. G. Steele 70, civil war vet
eran, who served on the staff of Gov
ernor Mckinley, died at Newark.
DR.. N. Portuguese, Youngstown,
was robbed of a $500 diamond pin
when three thugs posed as "sick"
men.
| Fifty-third annual convention of the
Crawford county Sunday schools will
be held at North Robinson June 3
and 4.
Stella Adelaide Boyer, 26, German
town, fearing that she. was suffering
from fatal malady, shot and killed
herself.
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.
Twelve hundred striking carpenters
at Youngstown accepted the employ.
ers' offer and ended a strike which
started May 1.
General store Of H. o. Stanley Of
Damascus, six miles east of Alliance
was burglarized. Money, stamps and
merchandise were taken.
Warren city fremen's pension fund
got $10O 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 Al
his home at Martins Ferry.
Former Mayor Hiram D. Cook O
, Ashtabula announced his candidac,
for the Republican nomination TO,
congressman from the Nineteenth dis
). trict.
: Joseph J. Gill, "A, former congress
man from the Seventeenth district O
Ohio, died at his home in Steuber
vile. He had been i'll for severs
: years.
Fireman Frank Keim was kille
. and II others were injured, severs
seriously, as the result of collisio
!. of two fire department trucks at Gil
= cinnati
Youngstown Sheet and Tube con
!, pany announces it's plant will be ru
at rs per cent capacity owing to th
= inability of the railroads to handl
= the traffic.
At Chillicothe federal officers a
rested Benjamin Bellamy and seize
complete still outfit, which the
claim he was using in the manufa
:, ture of liquor.
Two loaded freight cars jumped IL
II track on a bridge at Piqua and fe
. on top of the Pioneer Pole and Sha
4 company's building. Three floors
- the building collapsed.
Hundreds of club men of Columbl
10 plan to give one day each week
;o help farmers in central Ohio countie
~ If their offer is accepted the busine
n men will give their time to the far1
n. ers without any charge except meal
William Smith, a negro, pleadt
"a guilty to first degree murder VIII,
r. arraigned at Youngstown. Smi
a. killed a constable and wounded
ID storekeeper at East Youngstown !
nm Gently and narrowly escaped lynchin
III At Cleveland Patrolman Koehr W
promoted to the rank of detective f
n his bravery in shooting, capturing al
o. disarming a modern "two-gun" m
H. in revolver duel in a dark allie
he The gun man, Clarence Valentine,
10 will die, physicians say.
of Ohio will outstep New York a
take first place in both number
tie cars and revenue from licenses at t
a close of 1920, State Registrar Snt
m predicted. Ninety-fve per cent
,e- Ohio's 100000 automobiles and true
He have been registered since Jan. l.
sx- With the exception of eggs, froz
beef, lard and certain kinds of chez
in cold storage holdings of food in OF
ke this month are less than they were
ar- April, according to the monthly rept
di- of the state bureau of markets. Co
he modities which show an increase Il
,te month over last month are: Eg
ng 70,299 cases; cottage cheese, 224,s
he pounds; frozen beef, 1858 pound
lard, 5,253,696 pounds.
or Ohio Baptists, at the annual c.
on vent1on held at Norwalk, elected
nd H. Rhoades, Jr., Toledo. president
Mrs. E. R. Graves of Columbus "
,it- elected president of the Wome
m Baptist Missionary Society of Obi
itz Twenty of the 95 grade teachers
ras the Chillicothe schools have motif
q the board of education they will /
teach the coming school year at pr
ha ent salaries.
3o. Forecast of the federal departing
ed of agriculture is for yield of Of
in cS.950,00O bushels Of wheat in Ol
nd this year as against 53,4S0,000 bu
= els last year.
os War chest committee of Hami1t
he has decided to appropriate 100000
Al, the 100000 remaining in the cit