Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-02-27

Fire loss IN SOHeudul last year To-
tailed $131, 500, Fire Chief T. ]. Cough
reports
Coshocton city officials decided to
stop all city improvements until costs
decline.
Four men were fined 5000 and costs
at Alliance On charge of violating /
the liquor laws.
George F. Aldrich, 69, Fremont, for
mer legislator from Sandusky county, |
died of influenza.
Ohio leads all states in sales of war |
savings stamps in 1919. Total sales
were $18,379, 1862.
Six persons were injured, one fatal
ly, when two streetcars came to-
gether at Cleveland.
Mrs. Rowena P Cherrington, one of
the principal teachers in the GalIipo-
lis high school, is dead.
Medina Gas and Fuel company has
asked permission to raise gas rate
from 80 cents to As cents.
Charles F. Wurm, 81, electrical line
man, Columbus, was killed when he
fell from platform on a pole.
Mrs. Robert Ault, 35, ST. Clairsville,
was burned to death when her dress
caught fire from an open CRATE
| Mack Overstreet was sentenced to
the penitentiary on a charge of bur-
glarizing Maurice Toomey's home in
Dover
Cav Tate, 35. Columbus Grove, was
killed when he slipped on the ice and
a gun which he was carrying was dis
charged.
Lorain city administration plans to
ask voters to approve s1,5OO,0Oo bond
! issue for 2,500-foot bridge over the
Black river
Attorney August Bruck, former
member of the Ohio legislature, died
at his home in Cincinnati He was
so years old
Joseph A. Seymour was appointed
prosecuting attorney of Medina coun-
ty to fill unexpired term of the late
Floyd E. Stine.
Thirty-seven aliens, held in the
county Jail at Youngstown as radicals
since Nov. z, have demanded their re-
lease or deportation
Five hundred employees Of the Mos
Ter Safe company, Hamilton, walked
out when the management refused tc
reinstate discharged employe.
Farmers along the Scioto river il
Hardin county cleared the banks O
the stream of underbrush ard trees tt
aid in preventing spring flood.
Elva e. Burley, Baltimore and Obi
/, conductor, was killed at Chillicoth,
on his thirty-ninth birthday. He fel
beneath the wheels of his caboose
Charles Refeld accused of killinj
= DR.. H. A. Benson at Norwalk, wa
held sane by a jury and will b
: placed on trial, charged with murder
| March g.
Dressed in uniform, the body of E.
mer Walls, ex-service man, was foun
hanging to tree in lonely wood
!" near Washington c. H. The corone
!, says it was suicide.
: Mrs. Joseph Norris, Delaware, file
l. suit for $4,000 alleged damage
against Mrs. E. G. Leach, Powell, fo
injuries received when struck b
> Mrs. Leach's automobile.
Marion County Agricultural societ
increased premiums so per cent an
:, decided on 81 stake races for tn
VI years fair. Plans were also mad
. for boys cattle feeding contest.
y After fighting for six days again,
a slow poison, Mildred V. Ames, 1
= of Ada. died at Cleveland She too
: the poison while, suffering from me
y ancholia due to The death of her +
"a ther.
- Herrick Magyar was injured sci
ously in jumping and three familis
? were driven from their homes in
u fire that destroyed two-story bull
u ing at Lorain. with property loss
q $4,000.
Rev. George Kinney johnson, 8
s. rector of st. Pauls Episcopal churc
N Chillicothe, and widely known throug
Oh out Ohio church circles, died Of pne
st monia. His wife died recently Of Il
same disease.
OF Dominic Salvussi, business partn
n of JOHN Roemo, who lived only lol
I'd enough to gasp, my partner" VIII,
We he was shot, was held on a murd
as charge at Youngstown following II
n coroner's inquest.
Engineer Dan Ferris of Lima al
Id Fireman D. G. Haney of st. Mar
On were probably fatally injured when
rt- Lake Erie and Western freight {
e, gine went through bridge over Be
ly yer creek. just south of Celina. 81
20 eral cars of merchandise were burne
he Hayes Valentine and John Bowms
he both colored, were arrested at Xer
gh by Sheriff Funderburg, police a
Deputy Collector of Internal Reven
ey Higgins, charged with owning and {
IN Grating stills. Two home made sti
lis and several quarts of liquor we
.er confiscated.
in Between $4,000 and $4,000 wo,
'or of silks, rugs, shoes and miscel
lis neous merchandise. believed to
ng part of $4,000 worth of goods stol
he from Big Four freight cars in the l;
re- four months, were recovered by r;
in road detectives in raid on hot
in Cleveland. Twom were arrest
at APpIoAiudl6 pOpuldllOu OIL ClnC
RS. natl under the new census is 401, o
1ot an increase of about 10 per cent O.
nil the enumeration of 1910, according
oy. report from Washington.
rd, Rev. James Alexander, 20, pas
ing for 40 years of the Presbyter
re- church at Rushsylvania, Logan CO
I've ty. died at the home of his niece
. Marion.
rid Governor Cox vetoed the Brys
var bill lexempting five secretaries, ass
his ants and clerks in each elective st
the department and all the specialists
ON the Ohio experimental station
Wooster
be- Bucyrus council adopted rest
MIA tion to re-establish the daylight S
ing plan, beginning May and end
TIA Oct. 1.
ent Rev. David Bowers, 70. field set
in tary of the Methodist Episco