Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-24

A full-grown lynx was shot near
Tiffin by Grant Mileage
Martins Ferry board of trade op-
poses reappraisement of real estate
in Ohio.
Jesse Reese. 80, painter, fatally
shot himself at Youngstown. Illness
caused the act.
Members Of the Columbus presby.
terry voted in. favor of erdainins
women as elders.
Mrs. Johanna Potter, IS, died from
injuries received when she was struck
by a traction car.
John Pallay, %, Youngstown, COM
mitted suicide by slashing his throat
with a pocket knife.
Cleveland real estate board de-
mands reassessment of real estate in
81 counties of Ohio.
At Bellaire Jasper Gray was SEN
fenced to life imprisonment for the
murder of George Kennewein.
DR.. William H. BGechner, noted
surgeon, died at Youngstown after
four days illness with pneumonia
Allen county grand jury recozu-
ton of the Lima police department.
Thomas H. Wilson, 70, senior vice
president of the First National bank,
Cleveland, is dead of typhoid fever
Police blame revenge for murder of
Girolano Chiappisi, 35, shot to death
in the street near his home in Akron.
Mrs. Susan Bush, colored, grand
mother of AZ and great-grandmother
of 25, died at Xenia. Her age was
unknown.
Cooperation was urged by State
Master Taber in his annual address
to the Ohio State Grange meeting at
| Cleveland.
Herman Moerder, 81, farmer, was
blown from a bridge by a high wind
into Mud creek, near Oak Harbor,
and drowned.
Bandit robbed the cash register of
Kroger store of SIS at Hamilton
and fed when an employe hurled a
meat cleaver at him.
| Louis Pregun of Dayton was killed
and three companions, also of Day
| ton, were injured when their automo-
bile overturned near St. Marys.
F. c. Gerald packing house, located
five miles west of Ashtabula. was
completely destroyed by fire. Loss
$100, 900. There was no insurance.
Eight buildings in the center CT the
business section of College Corner, 20
| miles north of Hamilton, were de-
stroyed by fire with loss of s150,000
Samuel Goldstein, So, Cincinnati
shoemaker, died from a depressed
fracture of the skull inflicted with an
iron pipe, following an attack by rob
bers.
Mass meeting Of Youngstown citi
zens will be held Jan. 3 to 6eed
4 whether an election shall be caiIed
to vote on charter form Of govern
ment.
Rev. Daniel W. Cooper, 80, one of
the seven founders of the Sigma Chi
college fraternity at Miami university
in the fifties, died at his home in
Marion.
Fire which destroyed a business
block containing livery stable, res
taurant and poolroom, resulted in
$4,000 loss in the village of Cygnet,
Wood county.
Helen Mysterowski, 2, is dead and
her father, mother and sisters are in
serious condition in a hospital from
, inhaling escaping gas fumes from 3
, stove in their home at Cleveland
Edward P. Evans, fireman, Of Den
nison, was instantly killed near Steu
benville when he leaned out of the
, engine cab window and came in con-
tact with a car on an adjoining track
q ]. B. Carey, Is, farmer and lime
; stone quarry owner Of Union town.
ship, Van Vert county, died from
burns received when he saturated his
clothing with gasoline and set fire
to it.
Body of Zachary Hale, IA, was
found in a woods near Gallipolis.
where it had lain for "a hours. The
lad had bled to death from a gunshoi
2 wound accidentally received while
: hunting.
}. Seven armed bandits held up two
card games in a Cleveland restau
0 rant, lined up Is players and specta
e tors along the wall, secured more
), than $4,000 in cash and jewelry and
q escaped.
a Isaiah Groves, ~, a civil war vet
eran, died at his home near Wells
/ vile of burns sustained when he fel
t upona lighted lantern. It is belieyeC
K he was stricken with paralysis whil'
It carrying the lantern.
a Benjamin Dobbs, II, was sentences
to life Imprisonment at Cleyelan,
d when he pleaded guilty to second de
d gree murder in the shooting of hi
70 employer, Reuben Arnson, in dis
s. pute over money, Oct. IA.
E. Holders of state jobs have starte,
TT campaign of their own to have tn
new legislature either make rerma
If nent the wartime bonus given eael
J. employe receiving less than 81, so
.e annually or pass appropriations t
ID carry it over for the next two Year,
a. Dr. Henry Churchill King. preside1
ic of Oberlin college has inaugurated
N movement petitioning President Wi
d son to restore free speech, press an
IS assemblage and to grant amnesty o.
j. Christmas day to all federal prisoner
a held under the espionage act for re
11IANdA OpihAOlSs oPOnOA Oa UAASSOA-
e. Isaac Jaffe is under arrest at Day
Ie ton, charged with the murder Of hi
s. wife, A trivial family quarrel is sal
to have led to the tragedy.
is In gun battle between police an
le alleged coal thieves at Dayton, Cti
le Arnold, %, was shot and seriously il
r jured Police concealed themselze
= 4E,o \,
prise.
Is Although Lima does not go unde
e. the on-manager form Of sol
ID ernment until Jan. 1, 1922. scores G
Is applications have been received a
a. the mayors Office for the position c
manager.
is Suit has been instituted at Tiff
to compel the city board of heelt
h and board of education to permit III
ic rof1Iru of h1 DlIni1c who rofucod fo n