Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19

a rate increase.
Gallia county's first woman jury
heard a $4,000 damage suit.
All games of chance are prohibited
by new order issued at Akron.
Band of thieves plundered farm
houses in the vicinity of Hamilton.
Findlay will establish a curb mar
ket as a measure to cut food prices.
Fire at Youngstown damaged the
Albany hotel to tthe extent of $4,000.
Charles Finger, "a, Canton, was
killed when train hit his motor
cycle
Ohio Typographical conference will
hold its semi-annual convention at
Marion in April.
Margaret Gotter, 6, was scalped and
six other persons hurt when autos
collided at Canton.
At Middletown Miss Phoebe Refs
ner 10. was injured seriously when
run down by an auto
Six wards will be added to Cleve-
lands list. providing one ward for
every 25,000 population.
Four auto bandits, after holding up
store in Cleveland, ran down and
killed Mrs. Hattie Etchell.
Lorain will support the Yellow
stone trail move, national highway
from Plymouth to Puget sound.
Mrs. Goldie Schoenfeld committed
suicide at Cincinnati by taking poison
during a moment of dependency.
Frank Sesci was given life term
for the murder of George Puchalsl1i,
farmer of Southerington, near War
rem.
Former Mayor and Mrs. c. F. Nc
Gilvray, Springfield, gave money for
a new gymnasium at Wittenberg col
lege
While drilling for water on his lot
in Shiloh, near Dayton, Arthur Coates
struck gas in quantities sufficient for
Ills own use
Dwight Morris, 4, severed his Jug
ular vein when he fell on a toy whis-
tie at New Philadelphia. He died a
few minutes later.
One man is held in connection with
the Staying of William Stilwen, who
with his throat cut
Detroit, Toledo and Ironton round
house at Springfield, and which was
recently improved. was damaged by
fire to the extent of $4,000
Two holdup men robbed the Central
Baking company, Cleveland, of $4,000
in cash. The men were dressed in
the white garments of employees.
Body of Roger Kroettinger, IS, high
school student, was found in a shall
low run in the railway yards at Co
lumbus. Death is believed to have
been accidental
James A. Reynolds of Cleveland
will be the only Democratic member
of the next Ohio state senate, accord
ing to the roster prepared by the sen
ate clerks Office.
Helen Dressler, 3, Fostoria, re-
ceived a fractured skull when farm
horse ran away from a watering
trough and over the child, kicking
herin the head. She died later.
Carl Hill, 1S, Union township,
Union county, lost his life by the ac-
cidental discharge of his rife while
looking at some traps he had set on
the Johnson farm, pear his home.
Managers and officials Of the Ohio
Independent Telephone association
meeting at Cleveland, declared there
was little LIKELIHOOD of telephone
rates being reduced for Several Years
Andrew McNeal. negro, was arrest
ed in connection with the death oi
Mrs. John Littlefeld, negress, who
died at Hamilton of injuries received
when a lighted lamp was hurled al
her..
Centralized schools of Edinburg
near Ravenna, will close for lack oi
funds. Voters defeated a proposed
3-mill tax relief twice within the past
year. Randolph schools may close
for the same reason.
Kingston National bank at Kings
ton, Ross county, was held up by four
auto bandits and robbed of $10O, 900
of which $1,000 was in cash, $500
in liberty bonds and the remainder in
securities. The men escaped
Falling down the cellar steps al
her home in Columbus, Mrs. Timothy
S. Hogan, wife of the former attor
ney general of Ohio, received injuries
| which may prove fatal. She is be
lieved to have suffered conclusion Of
the brain.
Mrs. Minnie Woolfert, 3S, cut the
throats of her two little daughters
Esther. 4. and Alice, z, then threw
their bodies into a cistern at theil
home in Bonn, near Marietta, and
ended her own life by slashing hel
throat and jumping into the cistern
Mrs Mildred Johnson, the mother
OF Albert Johnson, alias Joyce, who
was killed while attempting to rob &
bank at Bedford, was indicted a,
Cleveland, charged with receiving
stolen property. Miss Helen Gray
alleged sweetheart of Johnson, alsc
was indicted.
More than half the public schools
of Tifin, including the high school
were closed under orders Of the board
of health The order, an outgrowtf
of the epidemic of smallpox, followed
refusal of the city board of education
to disregard certificates of vaccina
ton by the internal method.
Police dragged ponds and lake!
near Akron in search for the body o.
Miss Emma Snyder, 80, school teach
er, who is missing.
John Richards is in a serious con
dition from a fracture of the skull
caused by falling down stairs at hi
home at Youngstown
Following the death at Ashtabul;
Of Steve Serpico, police are looking
for the man they say fred two SHOT
that caused his death.
Caught in a cave-in in a sewer the.
were digging at Columbus, John Kauf
man was crushed to death and Johl
Courier, colored, seriously injured.
Four men were arrested at Linn;
after a running fight with police while
entering the city with a touring ca
carrying 100 quarts of whisky said t.
have been brought from Kentucky.