Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-01-30
Price of bread increased at Marion


Brooklyn.
Anthony Bleve was crushed to
death when he fell between rolls at
mill in Lorain.
st. Joseph's Catholic church, Can
ton, will begin the erection soon of a
100000 church.
Explosion of unknown origin in the
Hotel Gibson, Cincinnati, injured
three employees.
Alfred M. Cohen of Cincinnati was
elected president of the Ohio Valley
Bankers association.
No protests have been filed against
the 1920 general revaluation of real
estate in Crawford county.
Ottawa county board of education
reorganized by electing Peter Nissen
OF Rocky Ridge president.
Salem manufacturers were notified
that their supply of natural gas would
De cut off because of shortage.
Newark council authorized a $685.
ooO deficiency bond issue to be voted
on In April at a special election
Rev. H. A. Vernon resigned as
pastor OF the Norwalk Baptist church
TO accept a pastorate in Cleveland.
w. A. Clark, Urbana, Republican,
formally announced his candidacy for
state senator from the Eleventh Ohio
district.
Inlrty occupants of the Schuler
apartments, Toledo, were rescued by
ladders when fire started from a
cigaret.
East Liverpool announces that the
wages of 5000 general ware potters
IN the United States will be increased
10 per cent Feb. 1.
Ashtabula Gas company has taken
steps to erect an artificial gas plant
In view of the rapidly diminishing
| supply of natural gas.
Oriental rugs and trinkets, Jewels
and clothing valued at $4,000 were
stolen from the summer home of
Frank Boynton, Lorain.
Congressman John G. Cooper of the
Youngstown district announces he
will not be candidate for the Repub-
lican governorship nomination.
Governor Cox approved the Robin.
son bill giving the utilities commits
sion power to suspend rate increases
of utilities pending investigation
Michael Robetick, 46, Cleveland
was stripped of his overeoat, shoes
and hat, beaten into unconsciousness
and left in the snow by holdup men
Henry Kellner, 46, coal dealer an6
mayor of Jacksonville, Athens county
was crushed terribly when his trucl
overturned on an icy hill. 1t is feared
he will die
Fire destroyed the pottery of tn,
Trenie China company at East Liver
pool and caused loss of more tha,
$4,000. An overheated kiln is be
lieved responsible.
One hundred and fifty practica
farmers and specialists have been sc
cured for the eighth annual farmers
week program at Ohio State univel
sity, Jan. rs to 80.
Toledo board of education booste
wages. Salaries for elementary teacf
ers were fixed at $1,000 minimum an
$1,000 maximum and those for hig
school teachers at $1,1O0 to $4,000.
Students at Western College fo
Women at Oxford urge the adoptio
of budget system for regulating e.
penditures on books, church, charit.
sweets, clothes and amusements, a
an economy measure.
A conservative estimate of the coz
output of the Hooking district las
week is less than so per cent. Ca
shortage caused the big slump, a.
, cording to operators. In the easter
Ohio fields production was 40 DC
cent of normal.
After blowing a safe in the Webe
Clothing company at Toledo tw
yeggmen escaped without obtainin
$4,000 which the safe containe
They were interrupted by Municip;
Judge Aaron B. Cohn and the maj
ager of the store.
Pleading guilty at Cleveland to vi
: lating the interstate commerce la
by holding cars of iron ore on sidine
and failing to collect demurras
thereon, the Pennsylvania Railroa
company was fined S17,50O by Feder
> Judge Westenhaver.
Joseph J. Shupe, head of an aut
: mobile body company of Cleveland,
S being held by the police as fugiti,
: from justice from Detroit on a chars
+ of arson. He has been in Clevelar
S since September, 1918, a year aft,
t his plant at Detroit was destroyed /
o fire.
Senator Harding announced the Ii
o of his preferences for Ohio's "b
S four" delegates-at-large to the Repu
n lican national convention at Chicas
o next June. The selections are: Myre
e T. Herrick, Cleveland; Frank B. w
81 lis, Delaware; John Calvin, Cinci
!; natl; Harry M. Daugherty, Columbu
= Calvin is mayor of Cincinnati.
Ohio senate passed the Gardn
l. bill, which would permit cities to le,
n for sinking fund and interest charg
# outside the 1O-mi1l limitations of Il
l. Smith 1 per cent law. 1t had Or
It viously been passed by the hous
{: The house amendment making it O
& tional for counties or townships
7. exceed the Smith limitations WI
: stricken out by the senate. The b
was sent to conference committee
e Ohio house, by a vote of So to 3
E. defeated the Brach bill giving citi
e generally authority to acquire and G
If crate street railways.
A heavy flow of shale gas has
d suited from we'll drilled on the pro
e erty of F. E. Hollister, at Eaglevill
n 10 miles southwest of Ashtabula.
d a depth of 1877 feet 40-pound pre
sure was developed.
IT A proclamation urging young m,
Y. to enlist in the army was issued
g, Governor Cox. Every opportunity W
d be given to undertake studies al
10 various trades will be taught, accor
ing to the departments policy.
r Fire destroyed the garage and
y automobile trucks owned by the Cley
s. land Trinidad Paving company, Cle1
land Loss S75 600