Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-28
STATE SIFTINGS

Mary Fulk, 6, died of injuries re-
ceived when shot accidentally at Do
yer.
Three men were arrested and 131
cases of liquor confiscated at Ra-
VIENNA.
Mary Fulk, 6, was accidentally shot
by playmate at Dover and may not
Pesover.
Five trucks, each carrying 100 cases
of bonded whisky, were seized at
Youngstown.
Twenty per cent salary increase
will be granted teachers in Fremont
schools next year.
Operators of the Tifin Consolidat-
ed Telephone company went on strike
for increased wages.
Canton bakers entered pleas of not
guilty when arraigned for conspiracy
to raise bread prices.
Crestline chamber of commerce has
succeeded in getting new road be-
tween Crestline and Gallon.
Albert Lindemann, "a, real estate
dealer, was killed when his auto
crashed into a pole at Cincinnati.
Loss estimated at 100000 was done
by fire to the R. H Myers & Company
barrel manufacturing plant at Cleve-
land.
Board of education of Millersburg
has granted school teachers increases
of from 20 to 25 per cent in their sal
aries.
Claude Fox, 9, died from injuries
received when struck by an automo.
bile near Vandalia, Montgomery
county.
Forty-first annual convention of the
Fairfield County Sunday School asso
citation will be held in Lancaster June
and 4.
Directors of the Marion chamber OF
commerce will go to Springfield to
investigate the city manager form OF
government.
Leonard Geogelein, convicted Of
breaking into the Nova bank, was
sentencedto the penitentiary by the
Ashland court.
Mrs. Anna Frech was shot and Sc
verely wounded by an unknown mar
when she answered a knock at hel
door at Toledo.
E. w. Bell, superintendent of the
Richland county schools, will resig1
to become superintendent of the
Crestline public schools.
Cincinnati and Hamilton Traction
company averted a strike by dis
| charging two employees upon reques
of the employees association.
Walter Harmon, 27, Van Vert, wa:
killed while hunting near Wiltshire
His shotgun was accidentally dis
charged when he climbed a fence.
Two more men died at Toledo from
the effects of wood alcohol and Il
others are seriously i'll, bringing th'
number of victims to five within a
hours.
Forty alleged, radicals held in jai
at Youngstown for deportation a
members of the Communist party O
| America were refused writs of habea
corpus.
Paul Huberich, II, formerly BAN
messenger, was arrested at Toledo
charged with stealing $4,000 il
checks and operating a scheme to OF
tain cash on them.
Two men claiming to be Unite
States marshals were arrested at Bel
lin Center following the seizure O
two truckloads of whisky which the
said they were about to confiscate.
Directors of the Trumbull Stee
company authorized an increase G
$11 100000 in the capital stock t
$4,000, 900, the money to be used i
improvements and enlarging the Wal
rem plant.
In letter to Chairman H. V. Becl
man of the Hamilton county Demo
cratic committee, w. A. Julian of Cir
cinnati announced his candidacy fo
the Democratic nomination for Unite
States senator.
Edward Wren company, Sprins
fields largest department store, ha
been sold by Mrs. Josephine Wrer
widow of the founder, to a group {
Springfield and Cincinnati men. It !
100000 deal.
Leroy Dunlap, youthful bandit Leaf
er, who directed a sensational escap
of six prisoners from the county ia
at Akron, was found guilty of murde
in the first degree. The jury mad
no recommendation of mercy an
Dunlap, if recaptured, faces a deaf
sentence.
William Smith, negro, who wa
shot through both legs before a poss
arrested him in the woods near Eas
Youngstown, confessed in a signe
statement to killing John Constal
tino, East Youngstown policeman, an
wounding of Morris Hyman, stor
keeper there.
A motor truck loaded with 120 case
Of bonded Kentucky whisky, value
at $4,000, was stolen from with
100 yards of police station at Clev
land. The load was on the way I
Brooklyn, N. Y, where it was to /
used for distribution to drug shor
and hospitals.
Robert N. Wilson, Marion soldie
was killed at Mayen, Germany, whe
he lost control of a motor truck an
plunged over an embankment.
Willie Schlaged, Youngstown wal
er, taken to Hoboken, N. j., in CO
nection with the Staying of Fri
Rueckert, wealthy manufacturer, VIZ
discharged when arraigned on
: charge of murder.
Lewis Herman, his wife, Berth
and their son Marvin, with Henry R
senbloom, bartender, were convicte
at Toledo of having conspired to vi
late the national prohibition law al
sentenced to prison.
Henry E. Woodard, graduate
Yale university, has accepted Il
pastorate of Norwalk Baptist churc
James Pahl Of Tiffin passed exa1
, ination for admission to the Unite
States naval academy at Annapolis.
Norwalk councilmen will act on E
, ordinance providing adoption of cha
. ter form of government.
George Hess, former automobi
agent, was held to the grand iurv
Cincinnati on a charge of receivi,