Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-05

MUSES. MOSely, MlOulelOWu, sue
cumbed to injuries received in a mo-
torcycle accident.
Two thousand workmen were made
idle by the closing of tin-plate mills
at Martins Ferry.
superintendent of Schools Carroll
Reed Of Akron put the ban on half
hose for girls in school.
Five pet dogs and a cat were killed
as requested in the will Of the late
Elizabeth Miller, Cincinnati.
Marion Dewey. 10 months old,
drowned in rain barrel while play
ing at her home in Ashtabula.
At Hlyria. Mike Martini of Lorain
was found guilty of numbering Stan
ley Jacobiwsk during a card game.
John Peterson, So, superintendent
Of the Ottawa county infrmary for
25 years, died at Port Clinton of heart
trouble.
Because the Hessian fly has appear
ed in many wheat fields in Fairfield
county, much wheat will have to be
replanted.
One hundred and fifty physicians
attended the annual session of the
Northwestern Ohio Medical associa-
tion at Tifin.
Thomas Branch died at Youngstown
from wounds received, it is charged,
when in quarrel with his son-in law,
J. J. Beacham.
Bandits forced their way into the
office Of the Stark Electric company
at Salem and carried away a safe
containing S16.
Q. t. Ewry and his son Fred OF
Cedarville. Clark county, we're injured
seriously when their motor truck was
hit by a train.
Marion Zvoschaz. 5, was burned to
death at Lorain when her clothes
ignited while she was playing near a
pile of burning leaves.
Low water in the Ohio river caused
a suspension Of much river traffic,
The stage at Gallipolis was lower
than any time since 1887.
At Cleveland, vinro Blasiok, 30
and his brother Frank were burned
probably fatally when they sought a
gas leak with lighted match.
Cleveland's list Of fatal traffic acci
dents reached 102 when Isadore LIE
bine, 81, was crushed between his
junk wagon and an auto truck.
A city fire truck carrying three
men was struck at Canton by 6
freight train Ralph Young, driver OF
the truck was seriously injured.
Mrs. Hannah G. Seikel, AZ, Dover
died from heart disease a few min
utes after her automobile was
wrecked. mile west of Dresden.
A fashionably dressed young, WON
an helped highwayman hold up and
take 1920 from William Bihlmaier, in
the glare of the light in the down
town district of Toledo.
Frank Fleck, believed to have beer
the last survivor of Clusters band O
Indian fighters, was killed by an au
tomobile on a suburban road neal
Toledo. F7eck was ship carpenter
Index Republican. one of two after
noon daily newspaper published a
Bellefontaine, passed into new hand,
when Roy Blessing sold his control
ling interest to c. E. Gillette Of Del
aware.
Attorney Don R. McGilI, Nelson
vile, fled suit for $4,000 alleged dam
age from the election board for usinl
his name on the ballot as candidat,
for prosecuting attorney, contrary t
his will
In an attempt to board in inter
urban car at Circleville, Ephraim H
Wilson, %, Kingston, conductor o
the Scioto Valley traction line, wa
thrown under the wheels. Both leg
| we're crushed.
One alleged robber was shot an
another captured in a street chas
in Toledo when Floyd Pocock foun
two men in his drug store. Tn
wounded man is Edward Long, 2,
John Lane. %, was arrested
AS he stepped from a train wit
his bride Of 10 days, Orwell A. Hoy
kins, 25, assistant cashier OF the 8,
perior branch Of the Garfield Saving
Bank company at Cleveland, was a
rested on a charge Of embezzlemen
| Robert M. Campbell Of Leesvill
was killed by explosion Of keg {
powder in the mine Of the C1evelan
Coal company, near Sherrodsvirl,
His son-in-law, who was workin
nearby. was burned, but VIII recove
Despite the need for coal all owe
Ohio, miners OF the state are NJ
working more than half time OWN
to the shortage Of cars. George Y
Savage, ecretary-treasurer OF n
United Mine Workers Of Ohio, a
nounced.
s. Herbert Harrison, former pres
dent and general manager of lars
lumber company at Canton. was 20,
teced TO serve from one to 20 yea,
in the Ohio pententiary following h.
plea of guilty to the charge Of forgei
to notes aggregating $4,000.
Hog cholera has broken out in Sci
eca county, according TO reports fro,
the county farm bureau, but the di
ease has not yet reached the er
demic form.
Charles Johnson, colored, shot an
fatally wounded Leonard Fields,
colored, at Mansfield, when the Ia
ter tossed a cat into his face durir
an argument.
Five large copper stills, three
which we're in operation, were four
in a cellar at Youngstown by city ar
county officials, who raided the pla1
and arrested a youth who was
charge.
Five thousand milk bottles recent
purchased by two Warren milk des
ers, and which had never been use
we're condemned as being short mea
ure.
East Liverpool police arrested 81
vatore Martini, 30, and George Nor
gomery, %, when Mrs. Dell Montgol
. cry was found dead. lying across h
bed.
I Mayor H. A. Atherton of Newal
vetoed the gas rate increase orc