Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-01-16

Nc" Aous0S III 1JZU TO meet uSLndHuS.
At Akron, Vincenzo Oprila, 80, Ital
ian, was shot from ambush and fatally
wounded.
Roy Armstrong, 10, Uhrichsville,
was fatally burned when he poured
oil on fire in a stove.
New gas well with a flow of 100000
cubic feet a day was opened at Say
brook field, near Ashtabula
Rev. wellington Leininger resigned
as pastor of Norwalk Congregational
church. He goes to Ashland.
Big Jim" Morton was found guilty
of robbing bank in Cleveland and
sentenced to the penitentiary.
Cuyahoga county fair price commit
tee recommended an increase of so
cents ton on the retail price of coal.
At Woodsf1eld, Clyde Crawford, IA,
threw shotgun shell into a ire and
was badly injured by the resulting
explosion.
Two automobile loads of clothing
were removed from a Youngstown
tailor shop by five burglars, who made
two visits.
Mrs. William Ellison, Bellefontaine,
received word that her husband and
brother had been slain in Russia by
Bolshevists.
William J. Laub, former mayor of
Akron, was named city manager un-
der the new charter. His salary is
| $4,000 year.
Two women were badly burned and
| thrilling escapes marked a fire which
destroyed the residence Of William
Sickle, near Cincinnati.
Clyde, 16-months-old son of Rev. and
Mrs. Guy Cheek, fell into an open fire
place at Frazeysburg, near Newark
and was burned to death.
Potatoes may retail at So bushel
in Ohio within a week if expected
advances in wholesale prices material
ize, commission merchants say.
Willys-Overland company, Toledo
informed employees there will be nc
bonus this year because there were
no profits as a result of labor trouble
Estate of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Holler of near Dayton, valued at $40,
900, is left to her missing son, Isaa'
Holler, who disappeared % years ago
Steel strike headquarters at Youngs
town will be closed, but reopene'
later as a bureau of education unde
American Federation of Labor leader
ship.
Seven hundred barrels Of oil be
longing to the Ohio Cities Gas com
pany and valued at $500 we're burne'
on the Bert Crawford farm in Lickin
county.
Fire at Cleveland destroyed res
taurant and motion picture hous
and threatened the entire Woodlan
hotel block with destruction. Los
$4,000.
Grief over repeated quarrels wit
her husband, police say, prompte
, Mrs. Mary Sudonick, Cleveland, to a
tempt to burn herself to death. Sh
may die.
, Christina Logsdon, 16, Springfield
was shot and seriously wounded b
; the accidental discharge of a revolve
, in the hands of her brother, Robel
E. Logsdon, 10.
, Christian church and the town ha
! at Williamsport were burned to th
I ground. The loss is $4,000. Circl
: vile and Chillicothe fire department
aided in fighting the fire.
Jewelry estimated as being wort
: $4,000 was stolen from the windo
display of the Spencer Jewelry cor
= pany at Middletown. The plate gla.
had evidently been broken with a gs
= pipe.
= John Hoover and John Corneliu
), employed by wrecking compan
perished in an explosion whit
:. wrecked the Ohio-Toledo Ice Crea
company's new plant at Toledo II
fire loss was $4,000.
DR.. C. R. Holmes, 81, one of CT
cinnatis foremost citizens, died
New York after an illness Of sever
. months. DR.. Holmes was the found
Il of the Cincinnati General hospit;
which is regarded as model.
s. Following an argument over gan
e of cards, Frank Turkey, 26, an Al
+ trian, was shot three times throu!
u the head by foreigner in roomil
j. house in East Canton. Turkey died
few hours after the shooting.
z John Weimer, 2, was stolen fro
'e his home in Dresden by two men W,
n travelled in an automobile. The chi
y was awarded to his mother by t
v juvenile court in GAINESVILLE, and it
alleged that one of the men was /
lie father, whose home is in PennsylV
3, mia.
t, Ohio Farm Bureau federation p,
10 poses to put into operation a syste
ly whereby 5000 kilograms or lette
lg may be poured upon the general
sembly in support of or opposition
s. any legislation affecting rural int
le ests. District meetings to explain t
of system are being held.
at With her face, neck, back a
e. hands mutilated as a result of t
IT. welding of a butcher knife, M
s. Esther Cochran, wife of Blair
IS. Cochran, attorney, is in a serious C.
ne dition at her home in East Liverpc
of Hulme Cochran, a former serv
sr, man, is being held in connection W
". the attack.
IS, John Smoke, %, farmer living ne
;u- Lancaster, had his right arm torn
la in corn shredder.
er David H. Clifton, 10, Marion, w
buyer and retired merchant, is dea
he Carl M. Babst, defeated candid;
er- for mayor of Crestline, was indict
i'm by grand jury on charge of violati
"a, the corrupt practice act.
Coal lands said to be worth S.
a 100000 are involved in a suit be-
of tried at New Lexington in which
i'll Buckeye Coal and Iron company
IN seeking to invalidate a mortgs
ci- given the Central Union Trust &C
pany, New York.
it, Knox county authorities plan a RI
he building program which, they decla
as is the largest attempted by E
smaller county in the state.
in Thirteen-mouths-old child of o.
le- Nixon fell from a second-story "