Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-18
STATE SIFTlNGS


higher wages.
Belmont county common pleas court
laturalized 1877 aliens in one week.
Triplets, all boys, were born to Mr..
and Mrs. Blaine Miller, New Philadel-
Dhia.
Sared Heart church, New Philadel-
phia, observed its twenty-ffth ami
versary.
Cedar Poiut postoffice was reopened
with Albert H. Ernst, Sandusky, as
postmaster.
Mayor Andrews and citizens of Ma
rion plan a municipal independence
day celebration.
Robert M. Virtue, %, died at Buoy
rus from injuries received when
struck by train.
Professor Alonzo Meyer of Edger-
ton was elected superintendent of
Port Clinton schools.
Fire at Cleveland swept the win
dow sash mill of R. o. Champion,
causing loss of $50,00O.
Joe Youlak and wife were probably
fatally hurt when their automobile
turned ever near Amherst.
Sandusky city commission reseated
George F. Freitas, labor leader, who
was ousted two weeks ago.
Ned King, aviator, and Miss Hazel
Fenstermaker, both of Toledo, were
wed in an airplane at Toledo.
Horru nou
formally entered for treasurer against
Treasurer Rudolph w. Archer.
Sheriff ]. w. Stevens, Ravenna,
seized 1,S00 gallons of whisky en-
route from Pittsburgh to Akron.
Sandusky board of education ap-
proved the plan calling for a 10 per
cent increase in all teachers salaries.
Sandusky county commissioners al
lowed claims amounting to s1,1O0 to
farmers for sheep killed or injured by
dogs.
One hundred Canton women applied
for registration in the school of po
litical education, which will open
June %.
At the ninetieth annual commence
ment of Oxford College for Women
21 young women received degrees and
diplomas.
Senator M. B. Archer of Caldwell
formally announced his candidacy fol
reelection from the Ninth-F Fourteenth
Senatorial district.
Denny Phillips, 16, Massillon, wen
on trial at Canton charged with the
murder of H. A. Hainanlow, police
man, during quarrel.
Gretchen Reinwald, 8, daughter o
Mrs. Ernest Reinwald of Mansfield
was drowned at Brentwood, Wis
when her boat overturned
Mrs. Cassius Hilliard may die an
four others were seriously hurt whel
the machine in which they were rid
ing turned over near Xenia.
|, Fire destroyed the building occu
pied by the Perry G. Mason compan
at Cincinnati and damaged othe
buildings, causing loss of 00,00(
City Manager J. E. Barlow and tn
city commission of Dayton submitte
proposals to the railway companie
advocating consolidation of the stree
car lines
Colonel Lou j. Beauchamp, note
journalist, composer and lecturer, {
Hamilton, passed away at Milford, 1;
Beauchamp had been on the Chauta,
qua for 25 years.
Clyde Stevens was killed and
score of persons were injured in a
explosion of a 15,000-gallon benzt
tank at the Mason Tire and Rubbe
company at Kent.
Charles Q. Hildebrant of WHINING
ton, secretary of state in 1915 an
1916, filed a declaration of candidac
for the Republican nomination fl
secretary of state.
Judge Festus Walters, Circlevill
senior member of the court of a
peals of the Fourth Ohio district, a.
nounced that he will not be a cand
date for reelection
Safety director L. R. Buchanan
Conneaut filed charges with the civ
service commission against Actin
Police Captain Archie Snyder ar
Patrolman Louis Westfall
Councilman A. p Lamneck forms
ly. declared himself a candidate f,
the Democratic nomination for CO
gress from the Columbus distric
Brumbaugh, the present incumber
will not seek reelection.
Five Republicans seek the nomin
tion for United States senator. W.
ter Brown of Toledo is the latest
qualify. With Harding. the others
the race are Former Governor Will
Judge R. M. Wanamaker and J.
Walser of Akron.
Youngstown council instructed tt
city solicitor to take action towa
repeating the franchise of the Ea
Ohio Gas company unless the col
pany complies with the terms of tt
franchise in regard to furnishing ne
connections to consumers.
Toledo police claim that the my
terious murder of Mother Madge
an aged and wealthy recluse, in I
ledo eight years ago is solved by t
arrest of Harry Overmyer and
woman named Hattie Flower. TIL
are charged with first degree murds
Findlay board of education rea
pointed I. F. Mateson superintende
of public schools for three years.
Blame for tremendous increase
building costs is placed on labor's
fusal to do "a days work for da!
pay" in the report of the coun
grand jury on it's investigation of t
housing situation in Cleveland.
Layton Devolt, 1I-year-old farm
boy of Adelphi, Ross county, was fou
guilty of Staying his father, So
, Devolt The jury returned a verd
t of first degree murder, but with
, recommendation for mercy, due to t
) boys youth.
James Kane, 81, Cincinnati, patie
at tuberculosis sanatorium, 81
Miss Ethel Graves, nurse, and tn
committed suicide.
James Weaks, 80, was found de
! on the Feasel farm at Amsden, ne
Fostoria. He had been dragged by
runaway plow team.