Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-03-05

IOWA, Was TOUUSu VI 97,OVO ny IuISc |
holdup men,
Hooking county commissioners will |
let contract March % for 10A miles |
of new road.
Governor Cox will deliver a high |
school commencement address in Ma |
rion May %.
Vincero Digiorge, 38, Cleveland,
was shot and wounded by a Black
Hand gangster.
Demand of 300 Newark school teach
ers for 40 per cent salary increase
has been refused.
Middle-North district, Ohio Fedora
tion of Women's Clubs, meets in San
dusky April 19 and 20.
Albert Schaeffer, "a, died from a
fractured skull received by falling
from motor truck at Marion.
Rev. George w. Lasher, S8, editor
of the Journal and Messenger, Bap-
tlst publication, Cincinnati is dead.
Seneca county contributed s3,743.57
for returned soldiers. OF this sum
$500 was spent for gold medals.
Twelve persons were hurt in rear
end crash of two Lake Shore Electric
interurban cars at Rocky River, near
Cleveland
A jury at Marion returned verdict
Of $14 900 in favor of Mrs. ]. H Raub,
whose husband was killed by a Big
Four train.
Columbus council passed a daylight
saving ordinance by to vote. The
change in time will be effective from
May l to Oct. 1.
A movement is under way in Ian
caster to secure an agreement among
ministers not to marry persons who
have been divorced
| Stewart Fullerton of Springfield re-
ceived notification of his appointment
| as vice consul of the United States at
Geneva, Switzerland.
Ohio Fuel Supply company notified
st. Clairsville council that it will be
unable to furnish the town with nat
ural gas after May 81
At Akron, Russell Borway, 20, was
shot and killed by a highwayman
when he took as joke a command
| W LuIOW up LIS uduUS.
James A. Rixon, 48, hotel keeper,
Collinwood, missing since Feb. IL, is
believed to have wandered out on the
ice on Lake Erie and perished.
Certificates of honor will be pre-
sented by the French government to
relatives of 2O7 Mahoning county sol
diers who died in the world war.
Organization has been effected al
New Lexington to plant tree along
the principal Perry county roads fol
every local man in service during the
world war.
Robert F. Cole, chemist for San
dusky dyestuffs Arm, discovered {
process for producing a perfect alkal
blue, sought for years by American
chemists.
At least 200 persons have been vic
timized in the purchase of lots in
, subdivision Of Warren, according t.
J. D. Compton, special officer, who al
rested six men charged with fraud.
Candy coated pills containing drug
cost the life of Paul, 4-year-old son o
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cook of Reput
lie. The child had eaten nearly 10
tablets before his parents found him
Joe Kent, restaurateur at Toledo
: suffered large loss in whisky an
wines when burglars removed his re
inforced cellar door and carried ava
, an automobile load of choice spirits
Finding of the body of Nunzio L,
port, in Kingsbury run, his hea
: crushed and face slashed, furnishe
! Cleveland police with the sixth my
terry vendetta Staying in the last thre
months.
Twenty-Five schoolmates volunteere
to give up some of their skin to sav
. the life of Genevieve Scott, II, VIII
: was seriously burned at her home
Mansfield when her dress caught fir,
The girls recovery is expected, as tn
skin grating operation was pr,
!. nounced successful
!. Beginning next July, students VIII
: enter Ohio State university from Obi
will be required to pay $40 matricl
u lation fee. This will be paid onl
, once in four years course. Student
from states other than Ohio will b
d charged an additional fee of $25 DC
e semester, making the total fee for th
|, year $50.
a Vetoing the Smith cold storage la
t amendments and allowing 12 mea
/ ures to become laws without his si
nature, Governor Cox completed col
e sideration of the 402 bills passed b
y the Eighty-third general assembl
e The governor vetoed 36, allowed
y to become laws without his approx,
S and signed 1923.
p Senator Harding and Chairma
Hays addressed a statewide rally
O Republicans at Columbus. Cand
O dates for the Republican nomination
e for governor and state, congressioni
, and county offices were present. Bus
# ness before the gathering include
J. reorganization of the Ohio r
n publication Editorial association, pc
l. fecting of the State League of R
If publican Clubs and organization
= the Ohio Republican women into
working unit.
lIlSCA OOSlOllCtS, CO1Nl lCl6u
v Cincinnati Of conspiring to defeat IL
draft laws, were sentenced to fro
d three years in the penitentiary to
IT months in jail.
,r Farmers of northern Hancock ar
e southern Wood counties prote
= against the proposed s500,0OO il
d provement of Rocky Ford creek as
e flood precaution.
d An Akron ordinance makes liqu,
s sales misdemeanor, punishable |
st fines of $50 to $1,000.
e. Rev. William A. Scullen, chancell
L. of Cleveland Catholic diocese, W;
decorated by the French governmer
ID E. H. Moore, Youngstown, Dem
ID cratic national committeeman fro
ID Ohio, will be delegate-at-large to Il
a national convention at San Francis,