Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-10-22

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Forty-two persons were arrested in
a liquor raid at Steubenville.
Findlay water rate has been boost
| ed from so to 65 cents month.
Burglars stole $10O worth of dental
supplies from the Office of DR.. T. S.
| Seely, Norwalk
| North Central Ohio annual A NJ. E.
conference decided at Marion to meet
next year in Lima.
E. Walker Muscroft, 6, Cincinnati
was struck by an automobile and died
within a short time.
Joseph J. Clark, a switchman, was
crushed to death in the Toledo yards
while coupling cars.
At Cleveland Joseph Frank, 80, COM
mitted suicide bv-tnrowing himself
under a passenger train.
]. E. Barlow Dayton city manager,
resigned because of differences on
the commissions policies.
Thousands of acres of corn will be
fed to hogs in Fayette county because
labor is not available to cut corn.
Professional Photographers society
of Ohio in convention at Cincinnati,
elected Walter McKeon of Marion
president.
Ohio Bankers association appealed
to the American Bankers association
to urge congress to repeal the excess
profits tax.
Rev. H. E. Lucas, pastor of the Del
aware NJ. E. church for four years,
died at his mothers home in Attica
from lockjaw.
American Tractor company, incor-
porated for 100000, has located at
Washington c. H. 1t will produce
farm tractors and trucks.
City Manager w. J. Lamb of Akron
announced he would lower the oper-
ating cost of the city by dismissfng
all nonessential employees.
Deranged by several months i'll
ness, Mrs. Lulu R. Reringer, 80
, Cleveland, hanged herself in a jail
cell with strips Of sheet.
? Robbers at Twinsburg National
bank, near Akron, fed when dog
frightened them as they attempted tc
ignite a nitroglycerin charge.
Two automobile bandits at Cieve
land held up and robbed Lillian Erb
I boolkeeper of the Excelsior Laundry
, company Of $1,000 and escaped.
Thieves who ransacked a store a
Toledo used bulldog as a lookout
, After taking $3.50 the men carried ths
: dog into an automobile and drove
away
Seven persons were seriously in
l jured, one perhaps fatally, and l.
$ others slightly hurt when two street
! cars crashed in a rear-end collision
at Cleveland.
q In an effort to check a threatenes
9 epidemic of diphtheria at Lorain
g Health Officer Adair has ordered tn,
water to be shut off at every publi
+ drinking fountain.
i Three armed bandits held up fou
o men in a room in a Cleveland hote
4 and secured money and jewelr
amounting to $4,000. Two men al
q rested were identified by the victims
4 Fred Littlehale, amateur baseball
a player, who was struck on the hea
q by pitched ball while at bat in
game at Lockland, died in a Cincir
natl hospital of conclusion of tn
brain.
A $4,000 statue of Volney Roger
; at the entrance Of Mill Creek parl
natural beauty spot of nearly so
acres, to the preservation of whic
l. he devoted his life, was unveiled a
l. Youngstown.
. Death of Miss Helen Welsh, Is
S who was almost Instantly killed in a
automobile collision, brought the fl
l. tality list in traffic accidents a
e Youngstown for the last 80 days t
a four, with SO injured.
It Sheriff Harvey Garrett is in
:. GAINESVILLE hospital from a bulle
d wound inflicted by John Neal, co
d ored. He was shot when he called g
a Meals home in search of a whit
y woman who left her husband.
r Colonel George P. Greenhalgl
newly appointed safety director g
d Toledo, in his initial address to pC
n lice and detectives ordered a tho
s, ough cleanup of the city, without ri
dAlldllOuS
n of law breakers.
Under Ohio's rural school code {
n 1914, enrolment in rural high school
Ie has increased more than 100 per cen
re according to the state department {
er public instruction. Rural high schot
N enrolment in 1914 was S,043. La:
lg year it was 16,440.
Ohio fair price commission will di
o. continue operations on Nov. 1, upo
to order of Attorney General Palme
d The order says that due to the nece
er sity of conserving the appropriate
for the departments work, it is ne
Ig eSsary to make a drastic cut in De
,r sonne1.
George Neichter, 20, a member
IT party of five men who participate
c. in the murder Jan. in Akron
tie Steve Bosses, restaurant proprieto
rt was granted reprieve just in tin
s, to prevent his execution. The deaf
lie march was ready to begin when Go
ye ernor Cox's message granting Neic
in ter a months respite was received
the penitentiary.
40 Charles w. Milbourn, 64, a retire
IS farmer, was found dead in his garde
at Bowling Green.
r. Lester Laughlin, %, Delaware, W;
Il. killed when a truck was struck by
cut of freight cars.
in John Burckhauser, city councilma
st and William Bars, proprietors of
of restaurant in Cincinnati, were joint
to indicted by the federal grand jur
e. Profteering is charged.
le Clara Shuminski, 20, was four
m dead with two bullet wounds in h
IN breast at her home in Cincinna
a. Robert Glib, %, chauffeur, is held
d. connection with the case.
10 Lloyd Shock, 25, Tiffin, was kiIlt
n when a train hit his auto F1oy
10. Firestone, his companion, escaped i
it Jury