Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-25

Serbo Muros, 35. was stabbed TO
death in a rooming house quarrel at
Youngstown.
Urbana university received an en-
dowment of 100000 from Coleman
Dupont, fnancier.
James Stockard, 2S, received fatal
knife wounds in 2 quarrel with George
Lee, 40, negro. at Dover.
Walter Stevenson, 56, Hillsboro,
was hit by an automobile and killed
while crossing the street.
Lake Shore electric car crashed
into an auto truck at Genoa, killing
one person and injuring u.
A 12-year-old son of Bernard Inman
of Nelsonville was drowned while
bathing in the Hooking river
Cincinnati Traction company and
its employees will arbitrate on the
wage demands made by the union.
Paul Hixon, II. Washington G. H.,
lost both legs under a freight train
as he was attempting to cross the
track
Harry Brown was sentenced at Port
Clinton to life imprisonment for COM
plicity in the murder of John Boss,
Cleveland.
Population of Columbus, as an
nounced by the census bureau, Is
2S7 7,031, an increase since 1910 Of 55,-
$40, or 30.6 per cent.
Benzol plant of the Republic Iron
and Steel company, Youngstown, was
destroyed by fire. Estimates of the
loss placed it at s75 10000.
William Richter, proprietor of
restaurant at Mechanicsburg, at
tempted to commit suicide by shoot
ing himself in the stomach
Gifts totaling S330,00O were an
nounced by President John w. Hoff-
man of Ohio Wesleyan university at
the annual alumni luncheon.
Andrew c. Roach, 45, former sheriff
of Wood county, was electrocuted
when his hand came in contact with
a high-tension wire at Bowling Green.
After drawing one months pay un-
der their last increase in wages, New
Philadelphia patrolmen asked for
$3.50 a month, a $50 additional in
crease.
John Schuller, porter, was shot
through the left hand when he sur,
prised two burglars at work in a
Youngstown department store.
Republicans of Morrow county have
launched a movement to restore the
log cabin at Blooming Grove in which
Senator Warren G. Harding was born
Springfield city commission elected
Edgar Parsons. civil engineer, city
manager to succeed o. E. Carr.
Heaviest electrical storm in years
winds and rain. Trees were blowr
down and streets were covered will
debris
Graduating class at Newark higl
school this year numbers ia, in
cluding the college preparatory, com
mercial. agricultural and vocationa
courses.
Elmer E. Bates. former CLEVELAND
baseball writer and editor of the Mad
, ison News. is a candidate for the con
gressional nomination on the Reput
lican ticket
Fort the first time in nearly fou
/ | weeks Tiffin has telephone service
t The strikers returned to their switch
: boards after accepting increases vary
: ing from 35 to SIS per cent.
East Ohio Gas company, CLEVELAND
r notified the city council that owing t
| Oh rtoc ;,&
: an agreement with the city for. SUI
: plying gas for any fixed period
l A man having drugs valued q
D about 100000. said by the police t
be part of a large quantity of drug
: recently stolen from a Philadelphi
I drug house, was arrested at Clevt
:. land
J, Loren Wayne Mosbarger, 8. wa
r killed instantly five miles east
y Greenfield in an auto accident. Wi
ber Mosbarger, 20, who was drivir
|. the car. was seriously injured. TT
l. car ran into fresh gravel and owe
n turned four times.
C With drawn revolvers, five bandi
It held UP the employees of the First N
h tional bank of Chagrin Falls, is milt
:. from Cleveland, and escaped vii
J. loot estimated at $4,000. A.
n Chance. a 7O-year-old farmer, who r
# fused to 'get off the sidewalk" as tt
l. bandits entered the bank, was shot
s the leg.
a. Announcement was made at Oh
e State during commencement exercis
that a gift to the university of $40
10 600, consisting of securities, had bet
n- made by Charles F. Ketterfng, Z
al wealthy Dayton trustee, to be US,
Of for the construction and maintenan
e. of a research laboratory for the C,
le lege of homeopathic medicine
le Total resources of all banks und
state supervision reached the highe
ID level in their history May 4, amour
l. ing to s1,322.S50,848. an increase
* more than s25 100000 since Feb. {
Is Ira R. Pontius, superintendent
ID banks, said. Deposits aggregat
IN $1133, ,262, ,691. a gain of nearly $50
a. 100000 in four years All classes
deposits showed substantial gains.
Sc Safety Director Wall of Toledo d
IN missed two policemen after they &C
,h fessed that they raided a poker gar
and divided money taken as evidenc
le Warren jenkins. 2. son of Earl Je
n, kins, Lancaster. died in great ago
n after eating large number of pi
ly containing strychnine which he fou
in the home.
at Senator Harding withdrew his pc
ht ton for the Republican nominate
of for United States senator in Ohio
A. a letter to Harvey c. Smith. secreta
ne of state Harding will serve out |
IN present term in the senate which
pires March next
of Three men hurled brick throu
ed the display window of George
lie Clark's jewelry store at Dayton a
lr- escaped with loot estimated to
worth S2,500
Ie, Three hundred and six seniors. t
as second largest graduating class