Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-12

George Anteu, 3, Youngstown, was
killed instantly when run down by an
automobile.
Akron Auto club is preparing for
the annual auto show. to be held Dec.
25 to Jan. 2.
Mrs. Elizabeth Redman, so, Akron,
was seriously injured when dragged
by streetcar.
William A. Johnson was elected
first president of the Barberton cham
Der of commerce.
Burglars escaped with $4,000 worth
Of loot from the home of Edward
Plumbley at Lorain
Because the city treasury is empty
Ottawa faces darkness and discontin-
uance of water service.
Clothing store of C. B. Curtis at
Wadsworth was robbed Of more than
$4,000 worth of clothing.
Hardware store of c. L. Ridout at
Hudson was robbed Of firearms and
ammunition valued at $4,000.
E. B. Barney, "a, formerly of Can
ton, was crushed to death between
wv NdI0 0l ANCMdA N.
Captain Nelson L. Brewer, So.
oldest member of the Seneca county
bar, died at his home in Tifin.
Roy David, IL, was badly burned
when his clothes caught fire while
standing near the kitchen stove.
jeremiah Cantress, ~, arrested at
Cincinnati on a charge of cutting
to kill, hanged himself in his cell.
Nine men were injured seriously
at Elyria when their auto was
knocked of the road by another ma
chine.
Thomas Pressman, As, Hamilton,
was fatally hurt when a stone over a
doorway fell from its place, crushing
his skull.
Nine women whose combined age
was 500 years voted at the same
time in Delaware. Ages ranged from
SO to 9S years.
Cracksmen opened the safe Of the
Pantheon theater. one of the largest
motion picture houses in Toledo, and
obtained $4,000.
Raise in gas rate at Dayton is held
in allegiance pending an agreement
between the gas company officials
and city authorities.
Six men held up and dobbed the
clothing store of Harry Eisenberg a
Cleveland in full view of hundreds o.
persons and escaped.
George Kelley, "a, and Ellsworth
Snyder, 32, were killed when theil
automobile was struck by train fivt
miles north of Steubenville.
Transue-Williams Drop Forge com
pany's plant at Alliance closed for al
indefinite period, due to lack of OF
ders About 500 men are affected.
Bishop Lawrence H. Seager of Ma
piersville, ILL.,, was the principa
speaker at the dedication of Madison
Avenue Evangelical church, Akron.
Mrs. Steve Molack is in the hos
pital at Elyria, suffering with bulle
wound IN the head fired by a ma
who attempted to hold up her hu.
bands market.
A reduction of 21s cents a gallo
to 1914 cents was agreed upon a
OACNCldnus AT q AACCAlLS Vi TIE Oul
Cooperative Milk company, an OF
ganization of producers.
Miss Rose Oberly, 16, was shot g
Youngstown after a struggle wit
eight young men. who took her froI
an automobile. together with her e.
cort, at the point of revolvers, an
robbed them.
That crime in general in Columbu
: is on the increase and drunkenness
in particular is more prevalent,
, shown by report of activities in tn
, criminal division of the municip;
court for October
Announcement was made at Toled
that the willys-Overland automobil
: plant. normally employing aroun
t $1,000 workers. would be shut dow
: for inventory and remain closed fl
; an indefinite period.
. Three automobile bandits held U
Z and robbed two officers of the Oh
! Provision company at Cleveland ar
r escaped with a pay roll of near
4 $4,000 after their victims in anoth,
}. machine had pursued them more tha
two miles.
o While on his way to the home of
: relative to make funeral arrang
d ments for his brother, who was killt
{ in action in France, Earl Willert,
e was fatally injured in a motorcyc
accident at Cleveland by his machir
4 striking motor truck.
$ Four Cleveland men were crushe
to death when an interurban ca
bound for Akron. crashed into the
! automobile. which was stalled on Il
railway track. Just south of Bedfor
s The men were returning to Clevelar
g from Akron. The victims were ].
: Uriasnz. John s. Arezcld, Steven He
/, gus and Edward L. Eski.
y Sewage. which entered throu,
:. leaks in a tile pipe line conveyil
a water from wells to the pumping ST
n tion, caused the outbreak of mo
v than 5000 cases of enteritis and
r cases of typhoid fever at Salem, c
e lumbiana county, according to a i
d port made by the state departme
e of health. The epidemic is now u
der control.
II Two men at Dayton found the boz
o Of a 2-weeks-old boy after watchil
l. an unidentified woman lay a packa
d under a bridge.
Burglars rifling a safe in the off
e Of William j. Fischers hardwa
% store, Hamilton. got $110 cash Al
{ $50 in thrift stamps.
n Mrs. John Littlefeld, AZ, Hamiltc
was burned, probably fatally, abo
5, the face and neck when a lighted
q lamp was thrown at her.
b. Mrs. Fred M. Orr, who during t
y war headed the Mahoning chaptt
u American Red Cross, again was ele
ed at Youngstown to that position.
It Directors of the Cleveland Railw
company decided to increase sire
d car fare to cents straight, or nj
n tickets for so cents, with charge
Is ] cent for transfers.
n Because the Ohio Fuel Supply co
pany refused to furnish gas to the