Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-05-21
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benvil1e.
Influenza in a modified form has
reappeared at New Philadelphia and
Dover
Cincinnati BARRIERS raised prices of
hair cuts to so cents and shaves to
20 cents.
| Five men were arrested and $4,000
worth of whisky seized in a raid near
Ashtabula.
Findlay high school teachers will
receive $3.50 yearly increase, begin
ming next year.
Two men were arrested at Chilli
cothe for theft from a box car of 1900 |
pounds of sugar.
Thirty-fve alleged liquor law vio- |
Iators were arrested at Akron during |
raids on % places.
City commission at Springfield re-
fused to adopt an ordinance providing |
for daylight saving.
Mrs Eliza Corrigan 49, patient at
the Athens state hospital, eluded
nurses and killed herself
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Smith Of
Sandusky celebrated their sixty-sev-
enth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Jennie Daub, So, died as re-
suit of injuries received in fall down
an elevator shaft at Findlay.
Frank Puska, %, was shot and
killed in woods near Medina while
!, target shooting with friends.
Rev. A. B. Robertson, pastor of the
Christian church at Ashland resigned
to accept a pastorate at Dayton.
Steubenville police are seeking for
= the murderer of John Spino, 33, mer-
chant, called from his home and shot.
, Mayor Frank McQuillen of Huron
resigned because of other business
activities. He is succeeded by Henry
Hahn.
, Yardmen's strike has caused $780,
900 loss to 10000 Mahoning valley
: steel workers, who have been idle for
a month.
| John Cowan announced he would
? not seek his sixth term as representa-
r tive in the Ohio assembly from Put
nam county.
, Henry T. Hunt, member of the rail-
s way labor board and former mayor of
/ Cincinnati, has been sued for divorce
by Mrs. Hunt.
0 Floyd Kowalka, 6 months old, was
/. killed and his 6-year-old sister badly
r hurt when an auto was struck by a
train near Toledo.
+ Nonessential industries at Conneaut
n have been deprived of electric power
e because of the coal shortage, due to
the switchmen's strike.
J. Springfield policemen were granted
!, salary increases of 5000 year by the
i, city commission Pay of other city
employees was also increased.
" Sigmore Hartheimer, 45, travelling
!. salesman of New York committed
3 suicide at Columbus by leaping from
an eleventh floor window of a hotel
\. Mrs. Lima Mccullough, 80, Dayton
" missing for four days, was found by
e. mushroom hunters in hollow log
near Xenia, almost starved to death
n Sandusky county farmers appealed
II to Governor Cox for special session
IN of legislature for the purpose of en-
acting laws to regulate motor trucl
10 traffic.
m Lieutenant Governor Clarence
In Brown filed his declaration of candi
dacy for lieutenant governor for ;
of second term with Secretary of Stat,
IN Smith.
ar His machine hit by traction ca
il north of Columbus, Harry E. Kunz
of man, At, general manager of the Co
a. lumbus. Structural Iron company, wa
IN killed instantly.
n, Reelection of R. K. Hynicka as ne
tiona1 committeeman from Ohio i
90 demanded in a resolution adopted b
20 Republicans of the two districts i
~ Hamilton county.
Fifteen thousand barrels of rosi
were destroyed when sparks from
locomotive set fire to a building a
=. the plant of the Proctor & Gambl
" " company in Ivorydale, near Cincil
1 natl.
III James Spino, 6, Cleveland, endure
the agony of fatal burns for severe
'e- hours rather than tell his parents b
Ite broke their orders against playin
~ around bonfres. He died in a ho
We pital.
A second donation, amounting I
ne $15O,000, has been made by Colon,
lis E. A. Deeds of Dayton to Denison un
M versity in connection with the ne
to world movement conducted by tn
Baptist church.
at Olaf Olsen, supply sergeant of til
Ise Second infantry, stationed at Cam
he Sherman, shot himself after tel
g phone conversation with his bride
he 10 days. He died later at the bas
hospital. His bride was Dr. Graz
de- Purdum of Chillicothe.
a Wage demands and elimination
for night work in new agreement Or
rv- sented by Cleveland bakers may i
Ter crease the price of bread to 20 cen
He a loaf. The present price is II cent
er- Union workers demand $40 per de-
with double pay for overtime.
yas Condition of Ohio winter wheat f,
of May 1 is reported at 6S per cent
ON normal by the state-federal bureau
md crop estimates, against 105 per cel
urt a year ago. Production of 2S,955 Oh
car bushels is forecast, against $780, ,Ot
The harvested last year. The 10-year a
erage is 35,17O,OOO.
led Rosa, 16-year-old daughter of M
lIe and Mrs. George Coon, was instant
on killed by traction freight car
Rhoads crossing, near Circleville
law Motormen, conductors and car ba
employees of the Steubenvil1e, Ea
lbs Liverpool and Beaver Valley Tractit
ria company in the East Liverpool d
the trict were granted 20 per cent wa
led increase.
Lena Krug, a comely woman of
INK years, is under arrest at Akrc
ma. charged with the murder of J
ck- Penna, 21, her sweetheart PEN
oye was shot through the head while t
two were alone.
ap- George Tukosh, 1S, was killed L
der a freight train at Adena