Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-03-19

Antioch Temple of Shriners, Day
ton, will initiate 1000 candidates in
June.
Benton K Jones, former president
of the Ohio State Medical society,
died at Kenton.
Two Congregational churches at
Oberlin merged after so years of sep
arate activities.
At Lancaster, Clarence Perry, 4,
died in commissions from eating too
many hot wieners.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles P. Taft gave
$780, 900 to the endowment fund Of
Cincinnati university.
Fuel shortage in the Mahoning val
ley around Youngstown has caused
the shutdown of two mills.
Fifteen thousand dollars was raised.
at Akron for national fund to pro-
vide homes for Jews in Palestine
\ Henry S. Graves resigned as head
of the United States forestry service
because his salary is insufficient
Charles E. Blue, 81, farmer near
Lancaster, committed suicide by
shooting himself with shotgun.
Proposed $50, 900 bond issue for
centralized schoolhouse at Green
Camp, Marion county, was lost by 15
votes.
Rev. John Hunt, for rs years
member of the Pittsburgh conference
Of the M. E. church, Is dead at Steu-
benville
Former Congressman John A. Key
of Marion has entered the race for
delegate to the Democratic national
convention.
Rev. J. H. T. Gordon, Logan county
legislative representative, resigned as
pastor of the United Presbyterian
church at Huntsville
Slight relief from the coal shortage
enabled the Republic Iron and Steel
company to resume operations in two
plants at Youngstown.
Charles H. Swtizer, 43, proprietor
and manager of the Maple City Rub
, Der company, died of injuries follow
ing an accident at Norwalk.
, Seasons first loss by lightning IN
Coshocton county occurred when q
large barn on the Franklin Smith
{ farm was struck and burned
, Youngstown policemen have asked
an increase in salaries of $50 month.
; The present minimum in the police
: department is $3.50 a month.
Switching a roll of old papers for
, money in a bag containing nearly
! $1,000 cash, a thief got away with the
r receipts of Canton theater.
Three men were wounded and one
I captured in gun battle between rail
= road detectives and five supposed cal
n thieves in the Cleveland yards.
Mrs. Denton Armstrong may die
/ and her two small children are deai
f from burns received in a gasolins
+ torch explosion at West Mansfield.
During the devotionals of the FRS
v Reformed Sunday school at Gallon {
: thief stole the collection of s25 from
; table in the rear of the schoolroom
Ludi Shelton, negro, murderer of |
Il Cincinnati policeman, was granted ;
stay of execution until April 80. Mean
=. while the supreme court will review
the case.
Laura Denecke, 35, a patient a
q Longview hospital, Cincinnati, es
a capped by prying open window ant
drowned herself in the canal, severa
n blocks away.
q Fire partially destroyed the plan
. Of the National Brass and Cope
company at Lisbon. The fire, of ur
" determined origin, caused loss est
" mated at 100000.
n Official announcement of populatio
= figures for Toledo puts the total a
243,109. The city has experienced
growth OF 1852 individuals in 1
4 years, or 44.3 per cent
,f A jury at Hamilton found Nelson
= Barger, charged with killing Harr
E. Baker, a policeman, last Decen
\ Der, with being guilty of murder
= the first degree, with no recommends
= tion for mercy.
4 Annual sessions of the Ohio confe
ence of the United Evangelical churc
will be held at Summerlanad Beac
= in the future because of the disposs
=, at auction of the Baltimore cam
- meeting grounds, near Lancaster.
Large building projects at Cincil
natl, involving millions of dollar
% were tied up when LOO union carpel
3 ters refused to work unless their d,
u mand for increase in pay from
LII cents to 81 an hour was granted.
Attempting to board train at e.
'e shocton, Mrs. Russell Gatchell, 10,
n Dennison, bride of six weeks, seize
n the rod after the train had got unde
D. way and was thrown beneath tn
* wheels. Her body was decapitated
Mrs. Levi Shroyer, 27, Of .Bowlin
ID Green is near death because ossific
to tion has nearly reached her hear
IT Four years ago she suffered an ope
g. alton for the renbval of her tonsil
IS Shortly after that her body bega
passing through state of Justification
il 1t costs more than twice as mue
re to operate the state government no
le as it did 10 years ago, according
il State Auditor Donahey Public deb
s. have increased s30o,OOO,0O0 in Oh,
Id in 10 years. Ohio cities alone al
RI now obligated to pay nearly $4o0, ,00t
900 Of debts, he said.
I'd When his wife refused to let hi
IN go up town and ordered him to be
Raymond Eberman, 81, Akron, pulle
as out pistol and killed himself
a The marriage of Robert Kirk, 8
at Coshocton, and Mrs. Jockey Vinse
79, West Lafayette, was the cu1min
rk tion of childhood romance
ee Vernon H. Davis, chief Of the sta
la bureau of markets, will resign to b
come manager Of an orchard COZ
as pany.
ng Fifteen automobiles were demo
rk ished when the second floor Of Seit,
If, & Klingle's garage at Waldo, sou