Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-19
STATE SIFTINGS


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Frank Coppock. prominent Cincin-
natl attorney. is dead.
/ Akron university professors will re-
ceive salary increases Jan. l.
Mrs. Dora Zanville, ITO, born at
korn. Russia, died at Toledo.
Everett Emory, 16, was killed at
Eaton when an embankment caved in.
Despondent over ill health, Thomas
Jones. So, Youngstown. shot himself
BARRIERS strike, in progress at
Elyria for three months, has been set
tied.
Michael Holm. Cleveland died of
injuries received in an automobile
wreck.
James Roberts. So, Wilmington,
was fatally injured when a train hit
his auto.
Congressman James t. Begg, San
dusky. is being doomed for Republi-
can whip in the house.
John w. Wilcox, 40, and daughter
Vivian, IS. were killed at Ada when
train struck their auto.
While on a hunting trip Wesley
Hopkins, IA, of Macarthur, accidental
ly shot and killed himself
Youngstown board of education ap-
proved plans for the first unit of a
new $1,000.0O0 high school,
Mrs. Elizabeth Funk, 26, Spring
field. was fatally hurt after jumping
| from the second story of her burning
home.
William Campbell, so, Toledo, was
slow to obey a bandits 'hands-up"
order and received bullet wound in
the back
MISS Mabel Cooper reported the
theft of jewelry valued at $3,40O and
500 in cash from her residence in
Columbus
Legislation is urged at Tifin for
the improvement of Rock creek
through the city to eliminate the
! food hazard.
Two women at Toledo forced Albert
Mitchell to give up $100 at the points
of two pistols. They drove away in
| an automobile.
Slackening in output of steel to rs
per cent of former production is due
to lack of orders. Youngstown manu-
facturers state
John Yuricho. Youngstown laborer,
reported to the police the theft OF
$500 from a dresser drawer at his
rooming house
A barking dog saved the lives OF
members of two families when fire
destroyed the homes of Joseph and
David Waldman at Cleveland.
Canton council voted against estab
fishing a free collection Of garbage
and will re-equip, under fee system
the city garbage department.
After Andrew Diggs of Uhrichsville
made a written apology in court, Mrs
Diggs dropped her suit for divorce
in which she alleged Diggs beat hel
because she voted the Republican
ticket.
Charles Boltenhouse, AZ, and Mrs
Flora Weldon. 3S, were married al
Chillicothe. 1t was Boltenhouse's
third marriage and Mrs. Weldon:
fourth.
Mrs. Martha Diggs, 40, fled sui
for divorce from her husband. An
drew Diggs. at New Philadelphia, al
leging that he beat her in an argu
ment on election day over how She
should vote.
Eli Pope, Akron, was held undel
$1,000 bond. charged with mansla6gh
ter. after Albert Hullwig, 26. dice
from drinking raisin jack containing
wood alcohol, alleged to have beer
furnished by Pope.
/ A small dog is credited with havin;
saved the life of William Benson, 55
who was attacked by bull near Por
Clinton. Benson was hurled to the
ground and trampled. The dog drove
the bull away.
William Ferrar, 35, concrete bIocl
manufacturer. was slain at Steuben
Vile; The body was found in a poo
of water. Ferrar's head had beer
crushed with a hatchet. Three knifl
wounds were found in the heart.
George "Jiggs" Losteiner, alleged
leader of the band of bandits who re
Gently held up the Bedford branch O
the Cleveland Trust company, entere'
plea of guilty at Cleveland to
charge of robbery in connection will
the raid on the bank
Sixty-two passenger automobiles, II
trucks. $500 cases of bonded whisE
and So barrels Of whisky, coniscate'
by the federal agents at Youngstown
were libeled by United States Mar
shall Charles Lapp and will be sold a
auction soon.
His life saved by an executive re
prieve Is minutes before he was Il
have been electrocuted at the peni
tentiary recently, the sentence o
George Neichter of Akron, charge,
with completely in the murder O
Steve Boss, restaurant man, was com
muted to life by Governor Cox.
With many new cases reported
drastic action was taken at a meetinI
Of federal and state health author
ties and a committee of citizens t,
get at the source Of the typhoid epi
demic which is raging at Salem, &C
lumbiana county. and prevent furthe
spread. Reports bring the total nun
Der of deaths to IL and the absolut
cases to $40.
Will of w. H. Aims. Cincinnati mel
chant prince, who died recently, ha
been filed for probate. The entir
$6.00o,000 estate is left to his thre
daughters.
Mrs. J. ]. Doyle, president of tn
Toledo chapter of the Service Sta
Legion, asks for the adoption of
more simple and sensible dress 70
school girls. s.
A charge of murder may be lodge
against Mrs. E. L. Ferguson of Col
nersburg, near Youngstown, if sh
RECEIVERS from bullet wounds inflicte
on herself after she had shot an
killed her husband
After throwing pepper into the eye
of Turnkey George Martin at the De
aware county Jail, Carl Harold an