Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-04-09

of the national guard.
William A. Johnston, 5S, farmer, was
killed by lightning near Sidney.
Ten buildings were destroyed by
fire at Iberia, near Gallon. Loss $15,-
900.
Safe of the Olson pharmacy, Cleve-
land, was cracked open and robbed Of |
$3.50
William Holmes, 43, Hamilton, was
killed in fall down an elevator shaft
at Cincinnati. I
Charles Hinkle, 35, was killed when
traction car struck his automobile
near Hamilton.
Efforts to settle the strike Of en-
ployes of the National Stove company
at Lorain failed.
Mayor Sprague will request the city
council to repeal an ordinance forbid
ding carnivals in Marietta.
A million dollar corporation has
been formed at Youngstown to relieve
the house shortage situation.
Carl Kuyken, 9, jumped from a mo-
tor truck at Fremont fell under
wheel and was instantly killed.
Georgia Reed, II months, Spring
field, was burned to death when her
dress caught fire from an open stove.
Fire partly destroyed the plant of
the American Mine Door company,
Canton, and did damage estimated at
$4,000.
Novelty plant of the American
Stamping and Enameling company at
Bellaire closed down because of car
shortage.
Charles A Mcqueen of Cleveland
was appointed by the department Of
commerce as commercial attache at
Santiago, Chile.
Clutching some pennies with which
she intended to buy candy, 7-year-old
Florence Janke was killed by an auto
mobile at Cleveland
Children's home at Cincinnati and
each from the estate of Mary Louise
Baldwin Of Wyoming.
When a can of kerosene exploded,
the ofice and supply room of the
France Stone company, south Of Ken
ton, was destroyed by fire.
Pilot James H knight travelled $40
miles in hours and 10 minutes from
Chicago to Cleveland, breaking the
air mail service speed record.
Charles T. Dunkle, business man,
reported to the police that $4,000
worth of liquor was taken from his
country place north of Columbus.
Three children of Louis Belifgath
of Amsterdam, near Steubenville, ate
wild parsnips One, Joseph, 13, is
dead, and the others are critically ill
Owing to a lack of proper weather
conditions there was no maple SYRUP
or sugar made in Fairfield county this
years. Owners now are dismantling
camps
! Joseph Sable was instantly killed
and an unidentified woman was prob
ably fatally injured when their autt
was struck by an interurban car neal
Toledo.
Gertrude Shull, II, Dover, is dea(
and three other children are i'll as tn,
result of eating wild parsnip root
which they mistook for wild hors,
radish root.
} Two men and woman were seri
! ously injured and several passenger
slightly hurt when two streetcars, &c
ing in opposite directions, collided a
Cleveland with truck.
| Railway shopmen employed at Cc
lumbus and Portsmouth joined tn
strike on the Norfolk and Wester
: system in sympathy with the Brother
hood of Railway Clerks.
Weinland streetcar fare ordinance
increasing rates to & cents cash far
: or five tickets for quarter, was pu
!, into operation by the Columbus Raj
] way, Power and Light company.
Mike Onankuk, charged with tn
murder Of little Frances South g
Adena, near Steubenville, March q
was held to the grand jury withor
i bond after a preliminary hearing
:. Akron Home Owners Investmer
= company has produced approximate
: 100 completed homes, and before th
. summer is over at least 500, will b
u added, officials of the company al
nounced.
: After a trial lasting nearly thre
weeks, a jury returned a verdict {
= granddaughter in the case of Benjami
Wernsing, charged with Staying h
divorced wife in a cigar factory
= Cincinnati Oct II last.
Rev. G. M. Miller, SO, assistant di
=, trict superintendent Of the Ohio Ant
= Saloon league, Ohio headquartar
- died at Cincinnati Mr.. Miller ha
10 been pastor of the Westchester, Bu
4 ler county, Presbyterian church.
II Republican and Democratic poll
N cal clubs are being formed througho
IN Ohio. There is to be a Democrat
club and a Republican club in eve
H. county, every ward and, so far as pc
&c sible, in every township and precin
a in the state.
a. Ohio State Telephone company w
sr authorized by the state public uti
Nv ties commission to increase rates
DO Dayton, Youngstown, Alliance, Hu
ID bard, Salem, Lisbon, East Palestir
in Columbiana, Rogers, New Waterfo
I'd and Leetonia, in accordance with
as schedule fled with the commissi
several weeks ago.
tn Star theater, Cleveland, burne
a Loss 100000.
Is. Net profits Of the East Ohio G
" company for 1919 were announced
s3,3O7 OPT.
ID. DR.. G. w. Wood Of Wilmington "
,lf appointed resident physician Of t
h Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphal
he home at Xenia.
Forty-six persons were killed d
of So injured in Ohio fires during Mar
in against 20 killed and % injured
ed March last year, according to z
lc- Marshal Leonard. Nirety-fve =;
at cent Of the fires were preventabla,
said.
re- Fire swept the farm of Perry H
nd ding, west Of Xenia, burning eve
ed building, including two dwellings, q
be entailing a loss estimated at $3.50