Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-03-12
STATE SIFTINGS

'ouHd werner IL, Is MISSING ITOu
her home in Sandusky.
Governor Cox is taking a weeks
vacation at Aiken, S. C.
contributions to Ursuline convent
at youngstown now total $115,235.
Heavy ice will prevent coal boats
operating on Lake Erie before May 1.
Fire destroyed the community house
at Camp Sherman. A private perished.
Dr. ]. H. Ellis was elected Logan
county health commissioner at $4,000
salary.
Thieves stole $1,000 worth of liquor
from the home of James Pilliod at
Toledo.
Virginia Dayton, 10, Newark, won
the army essay contest over 500 COM
petitofs.
Two hundred Cleveland butchers
went on strike for shorter hours and
more pay.
Leonard Wood league of Cuyahoga
county is to be incorporated with
$4,000 members.
ohio Laundry association, meeting
in Cincinnati, elected James Mireau,
Cleveland, president
Public funerals were placed under
the ban at Kenton to check influenza
and smallpox epidemics.
Newark Elks have provided $4,000
for Salvation Army home and given
$4,000 for its maintenance.
Alliance church people gave Rev.
q. c. Miller, evangelist, $3,56S at the
close OF five weeks revival.
City Solicitor Zeilonke of Cincin-
natl held the new daylight saving or
d1nance contrary to state law.
Frank Brooks, Middleport railroad
man. was shot and killed following a
quarrel. His wife has been arrested
Northern Ohio has had 10 solid
weeks of sleighing this winter, a rec
ord equaled only once before in 29
years.
Lloyd T. Judd, II, business man
died. suddenly at Coshocton from
heart trouble. He was a civil wal
veteran.
Despondent over protracted illness
John R. Osborn, 81, farmer of Frank
| lin county, shot and killed himself or
| his farm.
Charles Richendollar was killed al
Sheritts, near Ironton, and Jake Yates
died later, following duel after 6
| family feud
Tuscarawas county church repre-
sentatives plan to form an organiza
tion to carry out plans of the inter
church movement.
Citizens Gas and Electric compan.
asks for Ascent rate from Lorail
consumers. Council has offered tn,
company 40 cents.
Stark county sheriff found $50 gal
Ions of raisin jack and copper still
hidden under load of straw on
| wagon near Canton.
i Dayton A. Doyle, So, best know
jurist of Akron and a lifelong residen
there, is dead. His death was cause
by hardening of the arteries.
Fruit buds have not been damage
by cold weather, John A. Sutton, Gus
todian Of northwestern Ohio exper
ment station, Findlay, announced.
i Denatured alcohol is blamed for th
death Of Charles Mardindale, so, Ct
lumbus, who was found semi-col
scious on the street. He died in
hospital
| National Cash Register compan.
employing approximately 1000 peopl
In it's plant at Dayton, announced
$3.50 profit sharing plan for employe
for 1920.
| James Gocherman, 81, was foun
dead in his home in Hillsboro. He
thought to have been dead sine
Thanksgiving last year. Gocherma
| is said to have been wealthy.
| James Monroe, 80, Akron rubbe
worker, shot and killed his wife, 2
and then shot himself to death, in tt
home of her mother at Cuyahog
Falls. The couple had quarreled.
/ Whitney T. Alexander. prominel
in business circles in Toledo, WI
killed Frank Adams in a cafe, VIZ
cleared Of blame in the coroner's r
port Alexander is declared to ha,
shot in self-defense.
Number of men thrown into une1
ployment at Youngstown because
the coal shortage has run into tt
thousands, with many mills of IL
Youngstown Sheet and Tube compar
and the Republic Iron and Steel cor
pany closed down.
Unscreened CRATES caused Is of Il
"a deaths from fire in Ohio during Il
month of February, according to Il
report of State Fire Marshal Villa
]. Leonard. Eight of those who die
in fires were infants. Fluctuation
) gas pressure was one of the worst
ements of the month, according to Il
report.
Riley Richeson, 80, uncle of Dav
Richeson, who was cremated when b
/. home at Coshocton burned to t
' ground, confessed to Sheriff Cullis,
e and Coroner Gone that he discharg
: a shotgun into the face of the slee
: ing nephew and then fired the hon
D He declared he had been cruel
e beaten by his nephew.
: Hancock county farmers oppo
J. compulsory military training and !
vor a law guaranteeing allwool clot
: ing when represented as such.
Jury at Lancaster returned a v,
. dict of not guilty in the case of w.
= Rogers, Toledo councilman, tried
: the charges of robbing the Pleasal
: vile bank and having stolen bonds
I his possession.
Spreader plant of the Owen II
. :, and Rubber company at Bedford, ne
: Cleveland, was destroyed by the {
plosion of a car of benzine and s
tanks of gasoline. Damage is es
mated at $4,000
N H. Fairbanks, Springfield, can
d date for the Republican nominate
It for governor, has opened state hes
d quarters at the Hotel Deshler, {
a lumbus.
: w. A. Pittinger, Is, former depa
mental commander of the Ohio G.
r. and former newspaper editor a