Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-13
STATE SIFTINGS

superintendent of Ashland county
schools.
Morris F. sheddy, %, Youngstown
steel worker, was killed when caught
between two cars.
Tuscarawas County Ministerial as
sociation started campaign to close
movies on Sunday.
New Lexington firm announces it
will build modern homes and open
store for it's $50 employees.
Bernard C. Rack, Akron, was fined
$25 for refusing to answer questions
asked by a census enumerator.
Ohio Fuel Supply company has
asked Mt. Vernon council for an in
crease in gas rate to 40 cents.
Dana Stevens resigned as vice pres
ident and general manager of the
Ohio Electric Railway company.
Hasty war marriages are blamed
for the rs per cent increase in num-
Der OF divorces at Coshocton in 1919.
At Toledo, Ardis McCurdy, 4, backed
into an open fireplace while at play
and received burns from which she
died.
Miss Fannie Hemphill, "a, Dayton,
was killed by an interurban car while
lodging an auto truck in crossing the
street.
Raymond Paulson, 26, Newark, for
mer member of the Rainbow division,
was killed by a fall from a 60-foot
scaffold.
Newark Real Estate company will
carry second mortgages on property
at Newark to encourage wage earners
to build their own homes.
L. A. Thomas, 60, Lancaster mer-
chant, accused of having transported
Florence Short, 16, to Kentucky, was
released under $4,000 bond.
County Commissioner Philip N.
Bowman, 81, of Lisbon, died of pneu-
monia at Ravenna. Bowman, Re-
publican, was serving his second term.
Handmade miniature machines de-
signed by students in engineering
will be exhibited at Ohio Northern
university during exhibit week, Feb.
1928.
Independent steel companies in the
Youngstown district, employing near
ly $4,000 men, have granted a wage
increase of 10 per cent to their en-
ployes.
Youngstown newspapers announced
a 10 per cent bonus to both mechan-
ical and editorial forces, effective Feb
l, to continue until the cost of living
decreases.
Martin Bullman, who shot and
killed his wife and young daughter
Polly, while insane from influenza, al
Cleveland, died from a self-indicted
bullet wound
Congressman R. C. McCulloch oi
Canton formally announced his can
didacy for the Republican nomination
for governor at banquet of the Nc
Kinley club at Canton.
| w. A. Julian, Cincinnati shoe manu-
facturer. will announce his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for the
| United States senatorship on his re
turn from California, Democratic lead
| ers say.
Two bandits held up o. R. Brolack
ticket agent at Middletown, knocked
him unconscious with the end of
revolver, ransacked the Office and go
| $103 and a gold watch. The bandit.
escaped.
James w. See, considered one O
the best known mechanical engineers
in the country, is dead here at thu
age of SO years. He was counsel fo
the Wright brothers in their airplan,
litigation.
Carl Iverson, 33, on trial at Cleve
land, charged with the murder of Pc
lice Sergeant w. Isaac on Dec 1, com
mitted suicide in his cell by hangin,
with rope made of bed sheets. H
leaves wife and four children.
Mrs. Lena Stevens, %, KIDNAPPED
from her home in Cleveland twt
weeks ago, is being held in New Yorl
city by her abductors, who demand
$500 for her release, according to ad
vices received by the woman's father
in-law, John Stevens
Columbus city council passed tn
Lamneck ordinance, providing 6 cent
cash fare or five tickets for a qual
ter during the next two years and
cents, six tickets for a quarter, durin
the remaining four years of the Raj
Light company's ordinance.
Said to have been attempting t
steal ham sandwich, Leroy Miller
27, was shot and killed by Benjami
Weiss, a waiter, at Toledo. Weis
is held by the police pending an il
vestigation. He says he tried to eiec
Miller and shot when the latter thre,
pop bottles.
Admitting he was one of the rol
bers who attempted to rob the Orwe
bank in Ashtabula county in the earl
part of November, when two bandit
were killed and third wounded, job
Bernardsgki Of Monessen, Pa, CAV
himself up to the county prosecute
at Jefferson.
Anna Gilman secured a verdict fc
$4,000 damages from the street raj
way company at Dayton for the deaf
of her husband, Snaps Gilman, kille
by streetcar in 1918.
Body of 1S-year-old Ethel Dudle
was found back of a manufacturin
plant at Mansfield, the victim of
brutal murder. Her arms had bee
tied and she had been gagged.
Griswold house bill permittin
farmers to form cooperative orgal
izations for the purpose of marketin
their products and buying commod
ties needed by them was passed b
the senate.
Mayor Mitchell of Findlay appoin
ed an entirely new health board, COZ
sisting of three Democrats and tw
] Republicans, displacing former boar
of five Republicans.
Three hundred members of the Sci
eca county Christian Endeavor soci
ties celebrated the twenty-ninth ann
versary of the organization of th
: first society.
At Cincinnati, J. Milton Reichel
and Robert thinner, former salool
lists, we're sentenced to serve go day
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