Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-10
STATE SlFTIhGS

a P-'VVVVVV increase was mGCe II
Seneca county's tax duplicate.
Federal officers at Youngstown de-
stroyed 1000 gallons of liquor
Body of Mrs. Charles Schmidt. 2S,
Steubenville, was found in the Ohio
river
Charles Sterling. Is. was found shot
to death in a barn loft at his home
at Cleveland.
Joseph Converse, 80, former mayor
Of Plain City and veteran of the civil
war, is dead.
An occupational tax may be adopt
ed by Dayton to defray city govern
ment expenses.
Hotel men we're arrested in Gin
cinanti on a charge of charging ex-
orbitant prices for food
Burglars carried off five bolts OF
cloth valued at 1900 from Albert
Lewis tailor shop, Hamilton.
Liberty bonds to the amount of
$4,000 have disappeared from the
safety deposit vault of a Medina
bank
Cincinnati Times-Star announced
that its price would be raised from
its present price Of 2 cents per copy
to cents.
prisoner in the Ross county Jail
relieved Deputy Sheriff Swope of his
mace. dubbed him into insensibility
and escaped.
Two rural church properties near
Eaton will be sold because they have
not been used as places of worship
for many years.
Akron interests have leased 1000
acres Of shale land in Huron county
and may build plant for extracting
oil from the shale.
Charles Hollander, so, general man
ager Of the Consolidated Telephone
companies, was killed in an auto ac-
cident at Coshocton.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Sewers, aged ITO,
the Oldest woman in Muskingum
county, died at the home of her
daughter in GAINESVILLE.
At Newcomerstown Mrs. Howard
Pope and Mrs. Clarence Pope re-
'ceived broken legs when their buggy
turned over In a runaway.
Sam Bell is in a hospital at Toledo
as the result Of telling three high
waymen that he had outwitted them
4. by swallowing his diamond ring.
FEDERAL officers in series OF raids
at Newark arrested six men on
charges Of vielas!as tie prohibition
act and seized 125 gallons of raisin
Jack.
Mrs. Burrell McClaine had both
arms broken and her husband and six
children were bruised when their
auto turned over in collision at
Warren.
George Semos was arrested at Lo
rain, charged with numbering two
= Greeks, gaggiug his divorced wife
and robhing the farm home of $400
near Canton.
DR.. F. c. Anderson. former assist
ant superintendent OF the Ohio stat,
sanitorium. Mt. Vernon, was choser
superintendent by the Ohio board o
administration
Harry G. Bumgardner, deputy col
lector Of internal revenue at Toledo
died at a hospital as the result of in
juries received in an automobile &C
cident a week ago.
Four hundred molders quit work al
the Wehrle stove plaht. Newark
pending an adjustment of wages. Th'
men are asking for an average in
crease of S5 cents.
A hottie OF home brew" exploded
and scattered glass over the office o
Mayor Ruble and the police court
room at Lancaster while coniscatet
lot of liquor was being examined
Ralph Wright is, son of Freeman
Wright. committed suicide at Sidne.
at the home of his parents by firinl
a bullet from a revolver into hi
brain. Dependency is believed t
have been the cause.
An increase of $3.50 day for al
men paid by the day and price Q
$3.50 a keg for powder delivered a
the work was agreed on by Ohio Goa
operators and miners representa-
tives in conference at Columbus.
A few minutes after joking wit
her sisters about what dress sh
Collum, is, Newcomerstown, ende
her life with a shotgun. No caus
assigned.
joseph F. Carroll. 40, and hi
daughter Marie. 20. were killed /
Cleveland when an automobile /
which they we're riding with tw
other Carroll children and Robel
Deal 80. collided with a truck. Del
and Joseph Carroll. 8. and Collett
10, we're seriously injured.
on the day he left the hospital /;
Kenton. where he had spent month
for treatment Of his left shoulde
wounded in the battle Of Verdui
Clarence Moore was pinned beneat
the wreckage Of an automobile. whiC
overturned in a ditch. and his lie
elbow was crushed. Amputation ma
be necessary.
Milton Williams OF Akron wr
elected principal Of North Baltimol
high school.
Fifteen hundred dollars worth
fufs we're taken from the home of .
p. Botzman, Akron.
Onion county commissioners faile
TO receive a single bid for s260,OI
OF g ger cent road bonds.
~. c. T. o. az Alliance started
movement for the establishment Of
detention home for girls.
More than 5000 persons concerns
with handling food will be examine
nv the Dayton health board phyi
clans.
Liquor fines in August at Lora
totaled more than $4,000.
William Austin Gold. SO, form
state legislator. died at his home ne
Deunison.
John T. Fulton, A., farmer. s
C!airsvills. shot himself to death wi
shotgun.
T 3 Burgert. 50. member OF Il
Gallon fire department. claims to
the oldest active fremen in Z
world.
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