Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-09
STATE SIFTINGS

Akron when struck by An automobile.
Rev. f. W. Wilcus, II, retired
United Brethren minister, died at
Findlay.
Ohio Christian Endeavor conven-
tion viii be held at Dayton next year,
June q to 25
One hundred and thirty-6ve divorce
cases VIII be heard III common pleas
court at Akrcn.
Thieves at Toledo entered a tailor
shop through front window and took
cloth worth $4,000.
Springfield Street Railway company
will shortly make application for an
Scent streetcar fare.
OHic.als of the Akron builders ex-
change estimate there is a shortage
OF 10000 homes in that city
John Parks, 20, New Lexington, fell
from cherry tree and broke his
neck. death resulting instantly.
East Liverpool police seize1 three
copped stills and three Kegs of raisin
mash. Three men were arrested.
Tidal wave four feet nigh swept
score of rowhoats trcm ,ne beach at
Conneaut and damaged other prop
erty.
Federal grand jury at Cleveland re-
turned indictments against four con-
Germs. charging prodieerlng in essen
tials.
Four Baitimors and Ohio yardmen
are held at Chihicothe in connection
with thsfts Of goods from cars during
the year.
Ernest c. Tuller 40, farmer, was
killed when an interurbap car struck
his automobile near Stratford, Della
ware county.
W. W. Mclntire. principal of Nor
wood high school. has been made
| dean OF normal college of Ohio uni
versity Athens,
| Following Mayor Scheu's request
for additional police Dover city coun-
Gil charged that the present police
force sleeps on duty.
Miss Blanche Wilson, 43 East Liv.
erpool, severed her 1ugular vein and
fell down cellar steps.
Lightning struck Jacob Ellinger's
barn near Lancaster All contents,
farm II, elements and = large quantity
of grain, were destroyed.
Newton H Fairbanks of Springfield,
nato' 'al hominattou, announced his
Withdrawal from the race.
Reports trnm Mahoning Valley
tOhio) and Shenangn valley (Penn
sylVania) show stee! nills need S,79(
cars for material awaIting shipment
Body of an unidentified well-dressed
maD was found on the New York
central railroad tracks near Norwalk
1t is believed the man fell from a
train
John Paul. S. married, of PEBBLES
near Manchester. killed himself will
revolver in the presence of hi
family. III health is given as ths
cause.
Four automobile bandits held ur
the proprietor and a customer, tool
$4,000 worth of jewelry from the
show windows of Herman Schnees
iewelry store, Cleveland, and escaped
Private John F. Sullivan, 16, Of
Cincinnati, declared to be the young
est American soldier in the world
war as well as the youngest in the
army of occupation, was drowned a.
Coblenz, Germany.
1t was announced at Camp Sher
man that the summer camp for Ohio
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it was planned to huld at the Ohit
cantonment during July and August
has heen called off
Two negro thugs held up the auto
mobile of Benjamin. Presser, in which
he ana his wife were riding, nea
Clevelann, and stripped rings from
the fingers OF Mrs, Presser and tor,
a laveliere from her neck. The jewel
were valued at $4,000.
Jealous over his 18-year-old wife
Charlotte Gary. Gideon Gary, 2E
Mansfield. attempted to kill her an,
then killed himself She suffered
serious scalp wound. but will recover
Gary served with Company |, 166tf
infantry, Rainbow division
AID order to shoot to kill was i
sued by Police Chief Smith IN I'll
hunt for tn two men who shot dow
Patrolman Henry Schroeder at Clev
land. Schroeder was in plain clothe
A bullet through the jaw rewarded h
fight
Toledo. Bowling Green and Sout
ern Traction company asked Findls
council for permission to abandon
street railway service in Findla
Heavy financial losses sustained
maintenance and operation of Il
J system were assigned as the reast
, for the action.
F. J. Granzeier, Cleveland, W;
elected president of the Cathol
Union of Ohio at the closing Of tt
unions twepty-second annual conve
ton at Cleveland Mrs. Mary Haus
mann, Cleveland, was made temp
rary head of new state organizati,
of Catholic women.
Knights of St. John, in the closir
session of the thirty-third intern
tional convention at Toledo, electe
: Lawrence Schunk. CeIina, supren
, president.
e Morris Gibson complained to Il
r, Toledo. police that two confident
men, one of whom was apparent
!, about 70 years of age, swindled hi
!, out of $3.50.
: While digging foundation for
new farm home near Fostoria, E.
Weisslnger dug up the skulls ar
: jawbones of two persons. For
years house had stood on the grouI
;, where the bones were found.
George H. Fowler, a farmer ne;
Gambler, is dead from drinking aci
His wife died three weeks ago al
grief is believed to have caused hi
to commit suicide
n Charles Burrs, Toledo patrolma
d was suspended by Chief Henry He
n bert after prisoner accused Burrs
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