Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-21
STATE. SIFTINGS

amounting TO qo,t15,515 uuIlu5
April.
Firemen and policemen at Youngs-
town received a $115 monthly wage
increase.
Jung Wah Low, owner of Chinese
cafe at Toledo, was shot and killed
by a robber.
Guests were driven from the BeclNel
motel at Dayton by fire, which caused
$4,000 damage. -,
Raymond Dorres, 80, patient at the
Athens state hospital, committed sui
eide by hanging.
Peanut John" Mullen, So, "conces-
sion man" at county fairs, committed
suicide at Newark
L. M. H Carpenter completed his
Iorty-eighth year of teaching in Mon
roe and Belmont counties.
George Schmidt, 26, Mansfield, was
Killed and five persons hurt in an au-
tomobile accident at Akron.
Emil Rain, SO, Cincinnati, de-
spondent over i'll health and business
feverses, committed suicide.
Maurice Wise, 25, postal clerk, is
held at Cleveland, charged with steal
ing 3OO rings valued at $4,000.
Colonel William Cooper Proctor of
Cincinnati announced he was not a
candidate for United States senator.
Ohio Retail jewelers. association,
IN session at Dayton, adopted a reso-
luton favoring repeal of the luxury
tax.
Mayor Schneider has asked citizens
OF Toledo to rent rooms whenever
possible to help relieve house short
age.
As an inducement to so teachers to
finish out the year, the board of edu-
cation at Dover will pay each a bonus
of $50
Frances M. Downes, high school
pupil at Toledo, died after taking
poison tablets which she mistook fol-
medicine.
An engine developing power through
explosion of nitroglycerin cartridges
was invented by Arthur c. Wood
Mansfield.
Census bureau announced the 1925
population figures Of Canton as 1901
an increase since 1910 of 36,874, Of
1874 per cent.
One hundred heaters at the plan
of the Cincinnati Horseshoe and Iro1
company are on strike against the
daylight saving law.
At Youngstown, James Caliparo
35, was killed, and Antonio Larezza
his companion, wounded by gunner
who fired from ambush.
Joseph Leonard was rushed ava,
in an auto from an angry mob at TIC
ledo when arrested on charge of as
saulting a 7-year-old girl.
John NJ Barr, 72, Findlay, Demo
cratic political leader and Findla
postmaster during the second Cleve
land administration, is dead.
Mrs. Susan E. Pressler, "A, al
adopted daughter Of General Bel
civil war hero, was killed at Toled
when struck by an automobile.
Burglars abandoned an automobil
and $500 worth of clothing taken fror
a Gnadenhutten store, after an aut
wheel broke near Uhrichsville
Legislation providing a fund {
$4,000 to help the city of Toled
fight another increase in streetca
fare was passed by the city council
Wesley Brownlee, formerly
Youngstown, and A c. Gentles, T.
ronto, were arrested at Youngstow
on charge of smuggling whisky frol
Canada.
Census bureau announced tn;
Newark has population of 26,17
increase 1874. or 50 per cent; Co
neaut, 9,343, increase 1,024, or 12
per cent
. Fred Ballard, "A, Findlay, depu1
county surveyor, died as a result
injuries received when an automobi
in which he was riding collided vii
another machine.
John R. Conner, 70, died at Clev
land from the effects of a dog bi
. received three years ago. The woun
: apparently healed, was found to ha'
generated blood poisoning
Twenty-three cents a pound is Il
;. fair price for sugar in Ohio. Th
price was fixed by Fair Price Col
missioner Pfeifer and is expected
:. bring relief from high prices
\ To prevent constant mixup
. Chillicothe, caused by the courthou
clock running on central time and t
:, city running on daylight savin
time, third hand was added to t.
/, dial of the courthouse clock.
Fearing he would be shot as a q
I. serter, Carl Amerine, "a, lived in
y cave near Adelphi, Ross county, f
two years. Ragged, unkempt, a mel
O Gus wreck, the man is now prison
a in the Camp Sherman stockade /
o gave himself up to the Camp Sh,
man authorities.
# Carl Makenson of Indianapolis W
q instantly killed, George Hawke
r Springfield received injuries frc
If which he died several hours later a
five other men were seriously hi
" when an Ohio Electric traction c
crashed into their automobile at t
n Bird crossing, near Springfield
k George Alexander, 81, was crush
4
Seventy journeymen plumbers
t, strike at, Youngstown organized
d plumbing company and say they m
slash prices to the pre-war basis.
8, Representatives from Rotary clu
If from all over the state met at Ely,
in the interest of new work for t
" establishment of homes for crippl
children.
Three men entered the Harrod ba
at Harrod, eight miles from Lin
> and made away with $4,000 after To-
. ing the cashier and woman emplo
. in the vault.
Mrs Irving Fellers has been
pointed mail carrier at FindIay.
n Mayor Schneider has prepared pla
IS for tent city at Toledo to relic
f. a housing shortage, which is becc
te ing more acute daily.
Rev. J. w. Henry was transfer
n from the Kentucky district to