Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-27
STATE S!FTlNGS


rock.
At Dayton, Mrs. Prentiss di Veuve
died from burns received from gas
stove.
Edward Kline, So, was killed by a
fall of rock in a mine near New Phil
adelphia.
Brigadier General Rue P. Hutchins,
civil war veteran. died at the Dayton
soldiers home.
Voters of Adams township, Seneca
county, defeated a proposal to CEN
tralize schools.
A. F. Richard, IS, Lima school
teacher, is missing. Officials say he
was despondent.
X. s. Gallehere, city solicitor, Port
Clinton, urges the planting of fruit
trees in city parks.
Fight is on in Cleveland council to
reduce the electric light rate to S
cents kilowatt hour.
Shortage in Niles city funds is at
tributed by local officials to the loss
OF liquor license revenue.
Mrs. Dorotha Wiseman, 81, Youngs-
town, died from injuries received
when struck by an automobile.
| H. E. Coons succeeds Harley Lewis
as secretary of the board of county
commissioners of Marion county.
| Mrs. Rose Lupico, %, was stabbed
and hacked to death while she was
| alone in her home in Cleveland.
Appellate court of Franklin county
| declared the new graduated automo-
bile tax law to be constitutional.
Bascom and Bloomdale plants of
the Monarch Manufacturing company
will be moved to Tiffin in the spring
| Leon MacDermott, 26, former sol
der, Youngstown, shot and killed
himself accidentally while cleaning a
rifle.
Tiffin expects the census returns
will give the city population of "a,
575, an increase of % per cent ovel
1910.
Mrs. Harry Piatt, %, Holloway
Belmont county, died of burns suf
fered when her clothing ignited at al
open CRATE.
Five hundred Cincinnati cigar max
ers went on strike when eight EN-
ployers refused to grant 16 per cen
wage increase.
Census enumerators listed William
Kidd, Pultney township, Belmon
county, as "laborer on a dairy farm.
Kidd is 1O7 years old.
Wesley Kiess, 40, rural mail cal
rier, died few hours after his car
was struck BIT train at a grad
crossing near Bucyrus.
State Senator Howell Wright c
Cleveland announced his candidac
for nomination as lieutenant governo
at the Democratic primaries.
Rev. Russell K Caulk, rector Of s.
Paul's Episcopal church, Medina, r.
signed because of i'll health. He wi
enter the coal business in Clevelant
Three thousand Ohio ministers, rel
resenting 33 Protestant denomin'
tions, are in conference at Columbu
called by the interchurch world NOV
ment
Colonel William Cooper Procte
manager of the candidacy of Gener
Wood, announced that Woods nan
will go on the Ohio preferential ball,
for the April primaries.
Pennsylvania railway station ;
Maple Grove, near Tifin, was d
stroyed when Nickel Plate freigl
train plowed through a Pennsylvan
freight and debris demolished Il
station.
Speculation in ply ysicians' prescri
tions calling for whisky to be used
the treatment of influenza is being
vestigated by federal officials at CT
cinnati.
, Surprising all previous record
Ohio banks under state supervisit
:. closed 1919 with total resources
$1,287, ,393,75S, an increase of almo
$3.50 100000.
George Whysal, Marion, manager
! the Bucyrus and Marion electric, &C
J Meeting the two towns, has announc
I stockholders of the company ha
told him to either sell or junk it,
: the outlook for future operation is l
profitable.
: Objecting to the power it woJ
: give the public utilities commissi
: over street railway rates and asse
ing that members of the legislatu
!, in his opinion, were not adequate
informed as to its far-reaching p
!. visions, Governor Cox vetoed
Evans utilities BILL He criticised
speed with which it was put throu
- the legislature.
{, Governor Cox vetoed the Hopl
bill, which would have enabled S,
: ator Harding to withhold filing
y candidacy for denomination until af
= the Republican national convention
= case he should not be nominated
- president Without mentioning
name, Cox points out that Hard
- has nothing to lose by veto of I
= bill. He can file candidacy for
= nomination and can withdraw it
case Of nomination for president.
q Roy Hoadley, %. has just found
as Alliance his parents. Mr.. and N
re Henry Hoadley, whom he has
I'D seen since they placed him in c
dren's home when he was small b
or W. H. Lovelace, Jr., 80, Hubba
If was arrested on a charge of receiv
stolen property. Police say they
Iv covered five autos alleged to hi
a been stolen in Lorain and Warrer
Ohio's battle deaths in the VIC
war totaled 1922, according to '
department figures available. 7
,s number includes those killed on
battlefield and those no diedw fl
wounds received in combat.
Kenton public schools closed
cause of the prevalence of pneumo
q and other diseases.
re. An ordinance granting the Asl
on bula Rapid Transit company c
Ter fare was given its first reading
-le council. Present fare is cents.
,ut If some means of raising the mo
- is found professors and instruct
at Miami university, oxford, will
ceive 80 per cent increase in sal;
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