Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-10

Ottawa county milk producers per- |
fected q marketing organization.
Women will serve On juries during |
the Octoter term of court at Dayton.
Dayton police are investigating the
death of Mrs. Samuel Lakin. found
dead en- a country road.
Michael Dulvic, 35, Cleveland. seri-
ously wounded Mrs. Barbara Chem
eric, 10. then killed himself
James Mehaffey, 10, Uhrichsville,
died from injuries received when
caught in a dough mixing machine.
Fifty new, voting precincts were
added in Dayton and 10 in the town
ships to accommodate women voters.
Several rural schools in Lorain
county may be compelled to suspend
because of inability to secure teach
ers.
George Bice. %, fell from an en-
gine while crossing a bridge at Birds
Run. near Cambridge, and drowned
in Wills creek.
Home of William Mourning, near
West Mansfield was destroyed by
fire as the result of a defective fiue.
Loss $4,000
Ada council is fighting attempts of
the Ada Water and Light company
to raise water rates for the second
time within six months.
Akron was chosen as the 1921 meet
ing place at the closing session of
the Ohio conference Of the Evangel-
ical association at Findlay
Chillicothe council passed an ordi-
nance prohibiting the sale of fire.
works and their discharge within the
city limits without license.
George Gleason, 81, of Cleveland,
was killed, and his son Arthur, 16,
badly injured when an electric car
struck their auto. east of Elyria
Rev. ]. otto Newton resigned his
pastorate at The Baptist church, Tiff
fin, to devote his time to coaching
athletes at Heidelberg university.
Eight-cent car fare is effective in
Cincinnati. The fare has been 71s
cents for the last three months, but
the revenue produced was insufficient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Barlow and
four children we're injured at Middle
town when they we're pinned under
their machine after it had turned
over.
w. W. Lehman, 55, Pittsburgh, and
r. L. Cartwright. 27, of Poca, w. Va,
trainmen, were killed in a rear-end
collision in the freight yards at Alli-
ance.
Federal warrants were issued for
three members of the Palmer-Short
Coal company, wholesale dealers. To
ledo chNrging the concern with prof.
iteerlng.
Body of a woman found dead near
the Miami river at Hamilton has
been identified as Mrs. Augusta
Schmidt, 65, widow. Foul play is
suspected
John Kramer. 6, drowned when he
fell into the Cuyahoga river at Cleve-
land. Patrolman Gayer rescued two
girls when they fell from a pier into
the lake.
Lightning struck three buildings at
the home. of County Commissioner
Harry White at Manchester, destroy.
ing them. The loss will be more
than $1,000.
After holding up and binding a
garage keeper. bandits looted the
safe of the Fairmont garage at Toledo
and then drove away with an auto
mobile quartered in the place
Edith Ensley, 16, was killed when
she was run down by an automobile
as she stepped from a streetcar al
Canton. Richard Best, driver of the
machine, is held by the police.
At Cleveland a bandit shot and
probably fatally wounded ]. w. Kittle
when Kittle hesitated to comply with
the bandits command to throw ur
his hands. The bandit escaped.
George Paullen, "a, farm hand, cas-
Of oxford, shot himself over the hear
because, it is alleged, Helen Nichols
daughter of George Nichols, his EN-
ployer, did not reciprocate his affec
tions.
Police records show that drunken
ness in Columbus during the montl
of August increased almost 500 pc
cent as compared with the sam,
month last year, and crime in genera
showed an increase of about 80 pc
cent.
Mrs. Guy Mallon of Cincinnati
First Congressional district, wa
named chairman of the women
Democratic state central committee
Miss Louise Cunningham of Marion
Eighth district, was elected secre
tary.
Three persons were killed and tw
injured when the automobile in whicl
they we're riding was struck by al
Ohio Electric car at Stop 13, nea
Lima. The dead: Jack Bodey an
Mrs. Jack Bodey of Lima; Miss Katf
crime Evans of Geyer.
J Coal mining fatalities in Ohio thi
year will exceed those of any yea
since 1913, according to Jerome Wa
son. chief of the state mine inspec
| or's department. Deaths so far thi
! year number 73. Nine out of ever
I 10. Watson said, were killed by fal
ing coal.
J Rev. J. t. Hoax, 76, civil war chaJ
J lain and for 33 years a Methods
minister. died at Elyria.
I Mrs Max Telleshaw, 21 was kille
. and her 3-months-old baby injured i
a crossing accident at Ashtabula.
! What is believed to be an ancier
} Indian burying ground was uncovere
in a gravel pit near Middletown.
l twenty-five thousand less fare
/ have been collected on streetcal
since the increased rate at Dayton.
/ Frank Kopfman. so, is in Jail {
I Toledo. charged with shooting an
! seriously wounding his brother A
gust. So.
a At HamiltN1, gas will be sold I
public utilities at So cents per 1,0(
r feet Domestic consumers will pa
r so cents.
A. w. milestone resigned as s
J. perintendent of Ross county school
b J. L. Fortney of Clarksburg will su