Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-23
Body of Florence Kirkpatrick. IS,

Ouio river.
A bullet, fired by lion tanner from
the inside of lion cage at carnival
ID Akron, struck Ben Holland, spec.
tator. wounding him below the heart.
The revolver was supposed to con,
tain only blank cartridges, the police
said.
In its election of officers the Ohio !!
BANKERS association, in convention at |
Cedar Point, H. J. Brister, Dover, was
elected president; c. w. Dupois, Gin
c1nnati, vice president; S. A. Roach,
Columbus, reelected secretary, and
A. B. Taylor, Elyria, treasurer.
The name of Harry Clay Smith.
Cleveland colored editor, will be on
the Republican primary ballot as a
candidate for nomination as secre-
tary of state. Supreme court over
ruled the demurrer filed by Secretary
OF State Harvey c. Smith.
Edward F. Letterle, 81, of York
township, Medina county, lacerated
two fingers in potato planter and
two days later died of tetanus. Dr.
E. w Crecelius, Norwalk physician,
who lacerated several fingers in a po-
tato planter, also died of lockjaw.
John Daily, attending the Phi Delta
Kappa convention at Newark, mis-
stepped and plunged down a stairway
| at Buckeye lake. His skull was frac-
tured.
Thomas Cook, railroad detective,
was shot and killed in the Cleveland
yards, presumably by thieves.
A fair price list on foods, allowing
a gross margin ranging from Is to 25
per cent above delivered cost to re-
tailers, was issued by Ohio Fair Price
| Commissioner John Pfeifer. The re-
taller may have the benefit of frac-
tional cost on each transaction,
Pfeifer said.
Eighteen members of the crew of
/ the steamer City of Toledo were ar.
! rested at Toledo when it was charged
that they caused the drowning of a
negro chef, who was alleged to have
committed a criminal assault on a IT.
year-old white youth.
Governor Cox stated that he ex-
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cation would be fixed by the national
| committee between Aug. and 10 and
that it would be- at his home, Trails
End.
William Camper, aged II months,
is dead at Cincinnati as the result of
being bitten by an insect week ago
The child was playing on the floor OF
the kitchen when bitten. Convulsions
and infection developed rapidly.
John Gordon, 5, son of Representa-
tive J. H. Gordon, Logan county, died
at Bellefontaine from the effects of a
fall.
Georgia Ooten, %, died at Dayton
hospital from the effects of five bullet
wounds inflicted recently in busi
ness Office where she was a typist
W. S. Wysong, "a, is charged with
the shooting.
Walker Heimpfer, 4S, Sidney, dice
after cutting his throat with a poke
knife. He was a sufferer of tubercu
losis.
DR.. J. F. Dolina, Dayton specialist
despondent over the death ofhis wife
committed suicide by cutting hi
throat and wrists with a razor.
Because of a shortage of materia
road construction work in Columbi
, ana, Trumbull and Mahoning coun
ties may be suspended indefinitely.
) Mike zsasbo, driver of a truck a
, McCook aviation field, Dayton, wa
! killed when train hit the truck
: Harold P. Brown, 12, and Kar
Kastner, 13, were drowned in tn
Sandusky river at Tifin when thei
a canoe overturned in midstream.
Ira Burchett Sedgwick, 46, secre
: tary of the Sedgwick Printing con
i pany, publishers of the Martins Ferr
b Daily Times, died after nearly
c years illness from stomach trouble
Massillon council passed an ord
y nance granting the Northern Obi
d Traction company fare of cent
n cash or four tickets for 25 cents. Th
0 present fare is cents straight
Il Martin T. Walsh, SO, for years hott
man in Athens and Glouster, is dea
}, from complications, following infl
T. enza.
i jeremiah E. Reeves, rs, millionair
b pioneer iron and steel manufacture
a died suddenly Of apoplexy at his HON
d in Dover.
Five fremen were slightly burne
q in powder explosions while fighting
g $125,000 blaze at the plant of the Obi
n Bronze Powder company. Cleveland
t, Caught between two cars in tt
s. railroad yards at Columbus, Berry
K Butcher, so, Pennsylvania railroa
police lieutenant, was killed instant1
e Marion police are searching for tt
IS dynamiters who blew up the home
l. Antonio Nieuesi, an Italian. The hon
it was wrecked. Nieuesi was blown I'M
IS the yard, but escaped uninjured.
Heavy decreases in Ohio's majt
4 crops, winter wheat, corn, oats, ha
10 potatoes and tobacco, and increase
'e in the apple and peach crops, a.
IL forecast in the July report of tt
II crop reporting service, made publ
D. by N. E. Shaw, secretary of the
partment of agriculture.
rs Linemen employed by the Colu1
~ bus municipal light plant and Il
RailLight company's plant went {
le strike for increased wages.
to Alexander B. McBane of East Ii
erpool was reelected trustee at Il
Sc closing session of the grand encam
n ment of the l. o. o. F. Canton WI
chosen as the 1921 meeting place
at Police arrested two Sandusky mt
a said to have been implicated in Il
$4,000 theft of grain alcohol from
n car at Erlin.
ed Ohio State Breeders association
d. ganized at. Wooster. E. E. Hoisin
e. ton, Creston, was elected president.
RI Findlay city council informed t.
IT. Toledo, Bowling Green and Southe
at Traction company that it has. no {
lection to an increase in street ra
ey way fares.
lie Colonel John Conwell, SO, preside
IL of the National Mexican War Vet,
an ans association, died at his home