Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-04
STATE SIFTINGS


Mary Fulk, 6, died of injuries re-
ceived when shot accidentally at Do
ver
Peter Lubanovitch, 25, Youngstown,
was killed while at work as a brake
man.
Robbers entered the Baltimore and
Ohio passenger station at Sidney and
obtained $500.
Operators of the Tifin Conso1idat-
ed Telephone company went on strike
for increased wages.
Street Railway Commissioner Sause
says Youngstown traction lines lost
$19,5 $50 under Scent fare.
Crestline chamber of commerce has
succeeded in getting a new road be-
tween Crestline and Gallon.
At Nelsonville James Carr, 35, shot
and fatally wounded Wilber Donley,
%, then committed suicide.
Sale of the Lima city hall has been
recommended by Mayor Burkhardt OF
the building committee council.
E. o. McGraw, 81, head of the Nc
Graw Tire company, Palestine, died
at his winter home at Miami, Fla.
Building of Caldwell's $4,000 new
high school was held up when the
court ruled the bond issue invalid.
Republican state central committee
named A. W. Abele member of the
Lawrence county board of elections.
| Twenty-Five students of st. Francis
parochial school at Tiffin won their
strike for one hour shorter school day.
Wage increases from 20 to 80 per
cent were granted teachers by the
board of education of New Philadel-
| phia.
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-frst annual convention Of the
Fairfield County Sunday School asso
citation will be held in Lancaster June
and A.
Directors of the Marion chamber Of
commerce will go to Springfield tc
investigate the city manager form oi
government.
Leonard Geogelein, convicted ot
breaking into the Nova bank, wa:
sentencedto the penitentiary by the
Ashland court.
E. w. Bell, superintendent of the
| w
to become superintendent Of thu
Crestline public schools.
Rev. Albert S. Flax, pastor of thu
First Christian church, Bellaire, re
signed to become pastor of North Hill
Christian church, Akron.
Despondent over poor health, Mrs
Homer Jaccaud, %, committed suicid
by jumping into cistern in the rea
of her home at Delaware.
Walter Harmon, 27, Van Vert, wa
killed while hunting near Wiltshire
His shotgun was accidentally dis
charged when he climbed a fence.
Rev. William Yost, 80, treasurer {
the orphans home at Flat Rock an
oldest missionary of the Clevelan
Evangelical association died at C1ev'
land.
Forty alleged radicals held in ia
at Youngstown for deportation a
members of the Communist party {
4 America were refused writs of habea
corpus.
Playing at the edge of an abal
doned stock pond on a farm in Lii
3 den, north of Columbus, Paul Ra
mond Tharp, Z, slipped into the wate
and was drowned.
e Sixty per cent increase in domest
e gas and electric lighting rates hs
+ been allowed the Defiance Gas ar
o Electric company by Defiance cou
:. Gil, to become effective June 1.
n Otto Frantz, 40, an electrician, W;
e electrocuted at the Northern Oh
e Traction company power station
d Massillon. He had climbed a pole
e make some repairs and became e
It tangled in the wires.
Is F. W. Parker, president of pictu
e play syndicate, and Miss Harriet
IS Mills secretary, are charged at Cley
,e land with defrauding ministers al
a religious organizations out of 5000
a by selling worthless stocks throu
the mails.
le John w. Joyce, former saloonkee
r er, surrendered to the police at Cle1
Of land and was charged with first
II gree murder in connection with t
7e shooting of Harold C. Kagy, auton
7e bile dealer, on May 8. Kagy died
in his wounds.
II. Governor Cox has asked the sta
at highway advisory board to make
IL thorough investigation of the CT
struction of the paved highway
is tween Hamilton and Cincinnati.
ne says the highway is "disgraceful
of hibit of inefficiency."
Is Taxicab service is at a standstill
m Cleveland as the result of the stri
Sc of 800 chauffeurs as a protest to C
or tain sections of a new taxicab or
he nance. The men demand that t
he ordinance be amended to elimin;
is the clause which provides for taxi
p finger prints before license will
ed issued
ar Robert N. Wilson, Marion soldi
was killed at Mayen, Germany, WI
he lost control of a motor truck a
plunged over an embankment.
Willie Schlaged, Youngstown W;
er, taken to Hoboken, N. j., in c
/. nection with the Staying of Fl
~. Rueckert, wealthy manufacturer, v
- discharged when arraigned on
~ charge of murder.
81 Lewis Herman, his wife, Bert
w and their son Marvin, with Henry
% senbloom, bartender, were convic
10 at Toledo of having conspired to '
nu late the national prohibition law &
Gu sentenced to prison.
Henry E. Woodard, graduate
Yale university, has accepted
pastorate of Norwa1k Baptist chur
ul- James Pahl of Tifin passed exs
Ick ination for admission to the Uni
ed States naval academy at Annapolis
nd Norwalk councilmen will act on
Bile ordinance providing adoption of ct