Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-07-16

OoptdIH j. u. MCAuley, 10, was |
drowned when he fell into Black rivet
at Lorain.
Four persons were seriously hurt
when motorcycle and an auto col
hoed at Akron.
Samuel G. Rogers, 81, attorney and
FORMER common pleas court Judge,
died at Cleveland.
Estate of Ohio C. Barber. late
match manufacturer, Barberton, is ap-
praised at S5,581,1l5.
II. A. Thompson, 81. ex-president of
olterbein university. died at Dayton,
lollo~lne brief illness.
Ohio Federation of Colored Wom-
en- Clubs held its twentieth annual
convention at Youngstown.
seized with cramps while swim
ming. Paul Thorn, 16, was drowned
IN quarry pool at Columbus.
Expense of the recent railway strike
hearings at Youngstown will exceed
Slzooo Arbitrators get $500.
ONO State Bar association, in con-
Ventlon at Cedar Point, elected Dan
lei w. Iddings, Dayton, president.
Samuel Kart, 40, died at a Bucyrus
| nospltal as the result of injuries re-
celved in an automobile accident.
Samuel V. Kentner, 7, Delaware,
lost both legs when caught in a now
ing machine on his fathers farm.
water rates at Port Clinton. have
been raised % per cent. Domestic
users will pay $40 a year instead
of So.
City line employees of the Northern
ONO traction company at Akron went
on strike to enforce demand for in
creased wages.
Henry Williams, eldest son of Pro
lessor R. P. Williams, was killed
while driving at Harmon park, Leba-
non, during Fourth of July celebra-
tion.
John and Leroy Walker, 10 and 13,
colored, were drowned when they
waded beyond their depth in the Sci
oto river at Columbus. Neither could
swim.
Arthur E. Morgan, chief engineer of
the Miami conservancy district, an
nounced his acceptance of the pres
idency of antioch college, Yellow
Springs.
In spite of the heroic efforts of his
9-year-old sister. Robert Davis. Cleve-
land. 10, was dragged back into the
lake by the powerful undertow and
drowned.
David Griffith. living near Prospect
shot and killed his 17-year-old daugh.
ter, Eva. The only cause assigned is
the belief that Griffith suddenly lost
his mind.
; Jack Dewitt of Washington c. H.
| who was hurt in an auto race at the
Fort Miami track when his Fort
racer crashed through a fence, diet
in Toledo hospital.
Plans for picketing Senator Hard
ing's home and headquarters at Ma
rion in case Vermont fails to ratify
the federal suffrage amendment ar,
being laid by suffragist leaders.
Governor Cox, Democratic nominee
! for PRECEDENT intimated he is ready
to make an intensive campaign il
every state. 1t is said he has no in
tention of resigning as governor.
Following an all-night search il
which 100 men participated Geraldine
. Maher, 3. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. Maher of Youngstown, was fount
| on the Taft farm near Warren.
) William Irving Long of Marion wa
shot and killed at carnival in Chi
i cago by Special Policeman Jane
Wrenn, who police say had beel
drinking heavily for several days.
: ]. H. Jacoby, Cleveland aviator
plunged to his death before thou
D sands of picnickers when his ne7
e seaplane fell into the shallow waite
+ in Chippewa lake, Medina county.
A 2h-inch nail swallowed thre
:, months ago by James Mowrey, age
e 10 months. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joh
n Mowrey of Attica, was removed frol
S the duodenum by Bucyrus surgeons
r Norman Goss. 43, Warren carpe1
ter, was killed as the result of an al
e tomobile accident. C. Stanton, VIII
{. drove his car into one driven b
e Goss. was bound over on charge
s. manslaughter.
e Dayton streetcar strike ended whe
e carmen voted to return to work o
the basis of SIS, 60 and 62 cents a
70 hour for three, six months and on
e years service The city commissio
It granted 7-cent fare, with tickets
It eight for so cents
II Fourteen of Coshocton county's ]
!, railroad mines are closed down by
Il Strike of 500 miners, called in syr
pathy with the day" men, who d
If mand 81 day fiat increase over tt
e Sc scale, Production for shipmel
y has been cut to 10 cars day.
y Three persons were killed al
h, three injured, one probably fatal
u when fast Erie passenger ira
is crashed into an automobile at a eros
ing near Cleveland. The dead ar,
n Mrs. Elizabeth Dusek, 40; Mrs. Am
Il liza Fibich. %; Jerry Fibich, 8.
Of While searching for a pair of sli
n- pers in a smokehouse, Mrs ]. D. Ma
a. tin, near Rushville, Fairfield count
S. was bitten three times on the rigl
n hand by a copperhead snake H,
a. life was saved by her husband. WI
sucked the blood from the wounds.
/, Bond issue of $4,000 was vote
S by the Alliance city council for e.
IS largement of the city hospital.
Fairfield gets the army air servi
e. repair depot, according to announc
so ment made by the war departmer
lg The depot was formerly at Indianar
It. lis.
Angered because he thought 2
IN year-old Georgia Ooten, resident
n. the Y. w. c. A. at Dayton, met
I'd younger man in Cincinnati, police sa
il W. G. Wysong, GA, attempted her ii
ed in an office where she is a stenogr
'e pher by firing five bullets into ht
body. She is fatally wounded.
ID William Henry Venable, "a, wide
Iy known historian, poet, novelist al
it educator, died at Cincinnati after
long Illness.
s., Jacob L. Bachman, attorney al
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