Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-03-19
STATE SIFTlNGS

voted on by Cincinnati electors April
81.
Counterfeit bills raised from 81 to
$40 and So to 500 we're found at Lo-
rain
Two junior high school buildings
Will be erected at Warren at cost of
s540, 900.
William Kimbro, an aged negro,
was burned to death at his home in
jackson.
The United States government ord
nance plant at Alliance is being dis
mantled.
Akron Store Fixture company's s
building at Akron was razed by a
$4,000 fire.
Harry Williams, II, died of burns
received in a naphtha explosion at
Middletown.
Securities worth $1,000 were stolen
from the office of Charles c. Kramer
at Cleveland.
Fire destroyed the William Stroor
tobacco warehouse with s1,000,000
loss at Dayton.
William Kimbro was burned to
death at Jackson when his home was
destroyed by fire.
Three arrests were made in recov
cry of $500 gallons of stolen alcoho
by Sandusky police.
Three 1remen were hurt and II
families routed by a 100000 tene
| ment fire at Cleveland.
Della Mustar, 35, a cripple, was
burned to death at Chillicothe wher
her clothing caught fire.
City officials of Youngstown are
elors 20 cents per month.
Boys suits valued at $4,000 were
stolen from the Cleveland Dry Good
company's store, Cleveland.
| A market house for farms will b,
erected at Warren under supervision
of the county commissioners
Crawford county farmer sold bee
hide for $11.70 and added 80 cents t.
purchase his son pair of shoes.
Three bandits robbed Lay Dryfu
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ly spot near Toledo in an automobile
Three pounds of maple sugar mad
in 1863 were found by Mrs. Susa
Miller in the attic of her home nea
Carroll
Harry Hale, %, was arrested a
Piqua on charge of injuring Mrs. Ii
ella Schultz through reckless aut
driving.
Nelson ]. Barger, charged with Kill
ing Policeman Harry E. Baker {
Hamilton, was found guilty. of frs
degree murder,
Akron city council voted to surve
the Northern Ohio Traction car line
in the city with view toward be
tering the service.
Heavy windstorm damaged scho,
buildings and residences at Athen
Nelsonville and Martins Ferry. Sc
eral persons were injured.
Mrs. Denton Armstrong, West Man
field, was fatally burned and her tw
children perished when a gasolir
blow torch exploded in her home.
Mildread Kearns, s, was trapped |
a second-story room and burned
death when fire destroyed the Kearr
home in Lakewood, near Cleveland.
George Van, Sceiver, "A, wealth
farmer of Grove City. was instant
killed at the railroad crossing
Grove City by Baltimore and Oh
train.
Secession from Perry county al
annexation to Licking county is asks
in petition circulated in parts
Hopewell, Madison and Thorn tow
ships
At Dayton, Mr.. and Mrs Ellswor
Jones were burned seriously al
three others injured in gas expl
sion which completely wrecked the
! residence.
Members of Miami university ia
ulty will receive boost in salarie
] effective in September Deans W
receive from s3,400 to $4,000 and pr
fessors from $4,000 to s3,40o.
Four New York Central employ
S and farmer were arrested at YOUNG
Y town, charged with the theft of tho
] sands of dollars worth of goods fro
: express and freight shipments.
g Fire destroyed all but the off
building of the Elmwood Casting col
pany's plant in st. Bernard, near CT
cinnati, at a loss to the plant of $25
q 600 and to owners of patterns in wo
e there of 100000
Theodore E. Burton, former Unit,
I States senator from Ohio, returned
= Cleveland after seven months to
I in the orient and announced his res
nation as president of the Merchan
e National bank of New York.
r Edward Nistler and 10 of his ch
dren, the Oldest of whom is Is, we
injured when they jumped from t
+ second story Of their home at Ham
I ton when their home burned. M,
n Nistler, holding her 5-months-c
= baby, refused to jump and was Sc
= ously burned before being rescued.
Termed as "frills," gardening a.
poultry raising courses have be
+ taken from Cincinnati schools.
q John LePonte, 45, carpenter, W
+ killed under the falling roof of
i school building under construction
\, Wertners Corners, Lucas county.
s Tiffln fremen volunteered to wo
a "a hours without pay rather than S
e their department reduced by the p
n toon system.
J. DR.. o. T. Corson has resigned
IT state Americanization director, givi
r i'll health as his reason. The VIC
/, will be carried on by Arthur F. NJ
assistant director
New electric car line connecti
Warren, Niles, Mcdonald, Youn
town, Middlefeld and Bloomfield
l. proposed by the Cleveland and Shar
Rapid Transit company.
y Pollak Steel company of Cincinn
10 purchased the Interstate Steel CO
g pany's plant at Marion for $5OO,O
y The Marion plant will be enlarged
an estimated cost Of 100000.
IL Five automobile bandits raided |
= soft drink parlor of Steve Boldi