Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-07
pnddlers' wages at Youngstowr,

of 43.
Brier Hill Steel company, Youngs,
town, declared stock dividend of 20 |
per cent.
Cincinnati machinists' union voted !
to strike to enforce it's demand for |
higher wages.
Conneaut council raised the pay of |
street employees from so cents to 621a
cents an hour.
Dead body of six-foot alligator
was taken from the waters of the
Sandusky river at Bucyrus.
At Findlay, Robert Sutton, 15, was
seriously wounded by shot from a
rife in the hands of a playmate.
By official proclamation of Cover
nor Cox, Sunday, May 9, will be OBJ
served in Ohio as Mothers day."
DR.. B. S. Hunt, 70, prominent physi-
clan and president of the American
Chemical company, died at Sidney.
Noah Rogan and Percy Ross of
Elmwood, near Chillicothe, were ar
rested on charge of electrocuting
fish.
Lake Shore Electric and Lorain
street railway conductors and motor
men were given a 10 per cent wage
increase.
Police are holding a young man in
connection with the death from a buI-
let wound Of Olive Thompson, 16, at
Warren.
Orchard hospital, the only public
hospital in Marion, will be closed
and converted into an apartment
house by its owner.
Marion's population increased TO-
359, or 56.8 per cent, since the 1910
census. The 1920 count gives the city
population of 2S,591.
Edward Harris of Cleveland and
his daughter, Miss Dorothy Harris,
were injured when their automobile
overturned near Painesville.
Lancaster city council, voted a 10
per cent wage increase to all city
employees, including hospital employees
and nurses, effective June 1.
Tunneling the rear wall of the Fay
| etteville bank, robbers rifled the safe
ty deposit boxes of the bank, taking
liberty bonds, war savings stamps
and jewelry.
John Henry, As, was burned to
death in a fire which destroyed a
boarding house at Cleveland. It is
believed an overturned oil lamp
caused the fire.
twenty-five prisoners in the Sum
nit county jail struck against further
religious services. Blankets were
fastened to the front of the cells sc
the evangelists could not be heard.
Approximately $1,400 in cash wa:
stolen from store of the United
Cigar Stores, Cleveland. Entrance t;
the store was gained by a duplicate
key and the safe combination manip
ulated.
Six armed foreigners, alleged Cleve
land pay roll bandits, occupying i;
large touring car, believed to hav'
been stolen at Akron, were captured
at North Canton by Motorcycle Off
Ger Fred Vogley.
E. H. Moore, Governor Cox's cam
|
saying that the governor now ha
more delegates pledged to him thai
any other candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination.
Three bandits held up the Unio,
Building and Savings company at CT
lumbus. The robbers effected clea
getaway with about $4,000 in cas-
after locking six employees and seve
depositors in the vault.
Harry Minsha1l, farmer, living nea
New Holland, while blowing stump
on his farm was perhaps fatally il
jured by the explosion of stick {
dynamite. His left hand was blow
off, eyes blown out and face and bod
horribly mangled.
Governor Cox has put it up to tn
different counties of Ohio whether c
not $23, 100000 or any part of 1t sha
be spent to improve highways thi
, year. He has decided that, in thes
days of high prices, it's up to tn
people themselves to say whethe
such vast sum of money shall b
spent.
In reply to QUESTIONABLE sent OIL
recently by Secretary of Agricultul
Shaw inquiring into crop acreage an
labor conditions, official reporters
the state-federal bureau of crop est
l mates report that hired labor is a
! most unobtainable at any pric
1 Nearly all admit that farmers perso
| 40
IA hours day.
Complete unofficial returns from a
:, precincts in the state indicate tt
j election of William H. Boyd of Clev
I land for delegate-at-large by a plura
r ity over Harry M. Daugherty of 81
o votes. The vote for the six cand
r dates for delegates-at-large (fol
n elected) was: Herrick (Harding
1896; Willis (Harding), 123,13t
k Calvin (Harding), 120,106; Bo!
e (Wood), 1076s2; Daugherty (Har
a ing), 1O7,975; Turner (Wood), 10,
e 124. Election of eight district del
l. gates and one at large for Wood {
l. vides the Ohio delegation of 4S thu
It Harding, SO; Wood, 9. Harding d
d feated Wood in the preferential vo
by plurality of 16,303.
r Youngstown Sheet and Tube col
n pany will issue stock dividend
e more than 400 per cent.
a Phone rates at Mt. Vernon are /
sented by 1900 rural subscribers, wi
d have asked that the phones be talk
= out.
il Mrs. Frank Bruno of Cleveland di
/ in Frankfort as result of TAXI
poison tablets. A few minutes aft
e her death, Nick Calatto, with who
e she is said to have eloped from Cle1
e land, committed suicide by shootil
D. himself in the head. The woman Ie
g in Cleveland her husband and thr
small children.
Ie George W. Lunsford, 46, was sh
h to death in a running gun battle wi
IL police officers at Hamilton.
D. Since Jan. 1 only 29 marriage
censes have been issued in Morg;
n, county, and during the same peri
Us nine divorce cases were filed