Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-03
STATE SIFTINGS

Of $1,500,000 has been oversubscribed.
Four bandits held up two grocery
stores at Akron and escaped with
$3.50.
Clifford Cain, 80, Cincinnati, re-
ceived a fractured skull when his
auto overturned.
Plant of the Middle States Rubber
company at Painesville was destroyed
by fire, with a loss estimated at
$4,000.
Charles Ellis, %, was killed when
rock fell on his back while he was
working in coal mine near New
comerstown.
Two more blast furnaces in the
Youngstown district were closed,
making a total of 46 furnaces now
idle in the district.
Kings Daughters at Bucyrus plan
to have a municipal Christmas tree
during holiday week.
Miss Lille I. Kaufman, 81, was
struck and killed by an automobile
while waiting to board an interurban
car at Akron.
Oil which exploded when she
poured it in the stove at Dutch Val
ley school, near Uhrichsville, caused
the death of Jessie Haver, IA.
A jury which incscded eight women
members returned verdict at Cleve-
land finding Edward Graves. 20. a
negro, guilty of manslaughter.
At Toledo an unknown man dropped
through the skylight of a garage into
a touring car and drove away as the
owner looked on, in amazement.
Miss Eleanor Orsaz, 18, Cleveland,
is given a fighting chance by doctors
against a slow acting poison she
swallowed in mistake for a headache
remedy.
At Cincinnati Mrs. Anne McIner.
ney, 81, widow, was shot and killed
by Albert Wulfekamp, suitor she
had spurned. Wulfekamp then killed
| himself
Body of Harry White, 46, Canadian
veteran of the world war, was found
in a creek at Canton. He fell into the
stream and was drowned in six inches
of water
Mrs. Jemina Nemire, 81, was
Knocked down and killed by swiftly
driven automobile at Findlay. The
| driver of the machine increased hi:
speed and escaped.
Milton Caney, %; Newton H. Hol
som, As, and Alfred Disborn, 93, were
seriously injured when their auto wa!
struck by passenger train at grad,
crossing in Cincinnati.
Mrs. Harry H. Fulton, Miss Id:
Henry and Robert Vernon, Jr., wer,
injured when their auto fell Is fee
and overturned after crashing through
a bridge railing near Newark.
Ohio's $40 farm bureau member
ships now number $4,000, and NOR,
than 40 counties have asked the stat,
federation to stage such membership
campaigns for them, says the fedora
ton in a news bulletin.
william H. McGannon, chief justic
of the municipal court of Cleveland
faces trial for second degree murder
He was indicted by the grand jur
making its second investigation int
the killing of Harold c. Kagy.
Jesse Janosky was placed in tn
county Jail at Bellaire after hi
brother-in-law, Antonio Ocvocto, 81
Polish miner, was found dead in hi
shack, where he had been robbed {
his pay, bound and beaten to dealt
Government workers in charge {
gathering whitefish spawn for Put-Il
Bay hatcheries have just placed th
first lot of eggs in the jars. This
the latest that the spawn gatherel
have ever started to supply the hate
cries.
Walter Fields, 80, was shot by Pa,
Barnes while rabbit hunting nes
Manchester and died from loss
blood. The men were on a brush hes
trying to jostle rabbit from its hi
ing place when Barnes gun was di
charged.
Temporary insanity, due to worr
it was thought, caused Mrs. Ma
Tomlin, 33, Manchester, to kill h
5-year-old son Gillen with an ak, NAL
an attempt on the life of her 3-yea
old child with the same weapon, al
> then commit suicide by drownin
The 3-year-old child will recover
= Marion Ebersbach, 19, of Columbr
= may die as the result of a huntil
= accident near Leo, Jackson count
- Ebersbach was shot by his cousi
Carl Riggs, 10, Of Leo. when the l:
: ter's shotgun was accidentally d
charged. Ebersbach was shot in Il
= head.
Police are without ciew to t
mysterious murder of Edgar Howal
33, mill worker. East Liverpo
e Howard's mutilated body was foul
+ on hillside near town He had be,
y missing for several days He W
d beaten to death with a club, poll
If said.
d Columbus has the highest tax ra
IL of any of the larger cities in Oh
T. according to the latest available s
3 tistics. With the inclusion of the
IT mill additional levy voted for ci
h purposes Nov 2, Columbus rate
q $3.50 for each S100 valuation, co
A. pared to s2.25 for Dayton. the ne
l. highest: $2.20s for Cleveland a
$1,000 for Cincinnati.
Suffering from a nervous bres
down. DR.. Foyette H. Montgome
~ so. committed suicide in a Cincinn
- sanitarium by stabbing himself in t
heart
- Akron city council passed an or
i nance providing for the licensing
= all places selling beverages and I
- the removal of screens in soft dri
- saloons.
Coffee houses in Akron are l
taking. the place of saloons. In /!
/, 81 were licensed, while during 1!
the number dropped to 27. At pr
.e ent there are only IL coffee houl
III in the city.
Near Youngstown, bandits held
- Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Shaw. took tn
money and automobile and left tn
G stranded in the country.
Edward luncheon was found gui
. of first degree murder for compile
in the killing of Anselmo Vinut