Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-26
STATE SETTINGS

MIS-. DANIEL Wilt, 80, sidney, was
killed by a streetcar
Elmer Howell so, Barberton, was
found frozen to death in a field.
Mrs. Melinda Williams, 81, Marion,
died from injuries received in fall.
Interstate hotel, two miles south
west of Toledo, was destroyed by fire.
Roy E. Stocker, %, was electrocut-
ed while repairing an electric line at
Mansfield
Independent steel plants at Youngs-
town have cut production to 60 per
cent of capacity.
Benjamin Smith, Sidney, was fined
500 for furnishing whisky to a party
of poker players.
Secret service agents visited all
breweries at Cincinnati and took
samples of near beer.
Joseph Kinder, AZ, East Liverpool,
died from the effects of a fall down
the cellar steps of his home.
Ionic w. Ohlinger, q, former sol
der, died at Lancaster from the eff
fects of being gased at ST. NIihiel.
So that the city may share in dis
tribution of fines, Sandusky plans to
adopt a prohibition enforcement ordi-
nance.
Perry Ratliff. 26, Middletown, was
fatally injured when an emery buffer
wheel burst, a fragment striking him
in the head
Three auto bandits obtained $500
in spectacular robberies Of two drug
stores, a grocery and soft drink sa-
loon at Cleveland.
Twelve hunters we're arrested at
Defiance, charged with shooting quail,
hen pheasants and fur-bearing ami
mails out of season.
John Miller was killed at Whining
ton when struck by a heavy piece OF
steel which fell from a building in
course of demolition.
William Pirosko, 6 months old, was
smothered to death in his crib when
an overheated furnace set fire to his
parents home at Cleveland.
Captain R. W. Schroeder, famous
aviator, obtained discharge from
the air service and expects to engage
in commercial aviation at Chicago.
Charles D. Jones, "a, of Virginia,
was found guilty of the murder of
Morris Herman. pawnbroker, at Day
ton Aug. "a. Mercy was recommended
Cincinnati Traction company Off
cially announced that the rate of fare
on its lines would be advanced to S12
cents by the ticket and 9 cents cash
Five persons were injured, two
seriously, at Dayton, when Big -Four
freight train crashed into a stalled
streetcar during binding snow
storm.
At Youngstown, Mayor Warnock
revoked licenses of so soft drink
places because the proprietors have
been arrested or convicted of selling
liquor.
Harry E. Davis, Republican, one oi
| the three negro candidates for the
for the lower house, the official count
| shows.
| Fire, which swept a portion of the
| business section of Ashtabula, de
stroyed the Dome theater, a restau
rant and poolroom, entailing loss o.
about $4,000.
Mrs. Jemisco Cleveland. %, of De
forest, is in the city hospital at War
ren with a 22-caliber bullet lodget
near her spine She was shot acci
dentally by d relative.
After more than five years Iitiga
ton, Mrs. Louise Bowers of Cantor
was awarded 81 damages in her sui
for $40 000 against DR.. Leon B. San
tee for ALLEGED malpractice.
Nearly 500 persons are suffering
from typhoid fever in Salem. Colum
biana county. Four emergency hos
pitals established within the last few
weeks are filled with patients.
John L. Lonis, druggist, was kille
and Leo Lauckhaupt badly injure'
when their auto turned over twice a
it left the road and rolled down a
embankment, east of Columbus.
Everett Cavern, 3S, Dennison, an
Charles Wells, Sc, Scio, were instant
ly killed at a grade crossing betwee
Scio and Jewett when they drove a
aautombile in the path of a train.
At Urbana Austin White, %, cit
fireman, was instantly killed and Fir
Chief George Donovan, SO, was ser
ously injured when the auto in whic
they we're riding was struck by pa.
senger train.
A scent fare or nine tickets for 5
cents and a 1-cent charge for tran
fer, the maximum allowed under tn
Taylor grant, under which the Clevt
/ land streetcar system is operated
has gone into effect
A new morning newspaper, to b
known as the Portsmouth Daily SUI
will be published at Portsmouth afte
/ Dec. 1, with Edwin K. Hambly, on
of the editors of the Pittsburgh Pos
i as editor and manager.
Charges Of failure on the part {
election officials to count votes cas-
for the Prohibition candidate fc
president were made by Prescott Gi
lilan, Prohibition state Chairman
Gillian said there will be a meetin
of the executive committee soon t
determine what action to take.
Three bandits shot to death Harr
Panlegoi, SO, in his store at Young
town, when he refused to heed th
command to hold up his hands.
Platinum and white gold mounting
valued at more than $4,000 wer
stolen from room in a Clevelan
hotel. They were the property of /
A. Hirsch, salesman.
Attorney Thomas Gregory, Dem
crat, former state senator, was a.
pointed United States commissions
at Cincinnati to fill the vacanc
caused by the death Of Joseph L. Al
Ter. The appointment is for fou
years.
John W. Joyce, former saloonkee]
er, charged with the second degre
murder of Harold C. Kagy, ,garae
owner, was acquitted by jury j
criminal court at Cleveland.
Ex-Probate Judge Walter A. Irwin