Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-06-11
STATE SIFTiNGS

Barrett Castor, 18, drowned In an
abandoned stone quarry at Kenton.
Akron bricklayers were awarded
$1.25 an hour by an arbitration board.
Ada board of education reelected
G. B. Riggle superintendent of schools.
Allen Campbell assistant postmas-
ter at Warren, ansnunced his resigna-
tion.
Calvary Episcopal church at San
dusky celebrated its tftieth anniver-
sary.
Newark auto tire dealers announced
so per cent reduction in prices of
tires.
Trumbull county probate court is
sued 851 marriage licenses in the last
fiscal year.
Youngstown union barber shops
raised the price of hair cuts from so
to rs cents.
Conneaut police a:- holding six men
following raid On Canadian vessel
at that port.
Otto Reinbold, 2S, died at Newark
from injuries received in an automo-
bile accident.
Judge Edward Matthias filed his
declaration of candidacy for state su-
preme judge.
Fremont Elks paid off mortgage
on their home and will celebrate the
event next week.
Carp fishermen of Sandusky bay
and Lake Erie regions went on strike
to enforce wage demands.
Glenn B. Rogers has been nominal
ed by President Wilson to be post
master at Washington C. H.
Julius Kolzlowski, 81, was arrested
at Toledo in connection with the $685.
900 bank robbery at Detroit.
Fifteen thousand eastern Ohio min
ers will receive $s each as strike ben
efts for the November strike.
Norwalk will vote in the August
primaries on the question of adopting
a charter form Of government
Helen Bachio, Dayton, reported the
theft of $2,275 and several pieces of
jewelry. her savings for 20 years.
Four persons were injured, ]. H.
Harding seriously, near Cambridge,
when an ambulance went over an en-
bankment
Body of an unidentified man with a
bullet hole in the head was found in
the Mahoning river between Warren
and Leavittsburg.
Jesse w. Perkins and Joseph H
Jacoby were seriously injured at
Cleveland when their airplane fell 200
feet in tail spin.
Three foreigners were killed and
eight injured at Barberton when 8
train struck an auto truck carrying
the victims to work
Toledo and Indiana Traction sys
tenn shopmen and trainmen an
nounced they, would quit work unless
granted wage increase.
G. E. Amocost, an officer at the
Boys Industrial school, Lancaster
has a broken leg, caused by the sud
den contraction of muscles.
Four armed bandits entered the
home of Orelio Benini, Akron, bea,
up Benini and roomer and escaped
with $500 and two accordeons.
]. G. Weatherly, in charge of tn,
federal fair price commissions worl
at Cleveland, told dealers in women
garments there that less than l pc
cent Of business men are profiteering
Roger B. Thompson, son of DR.. W
o. Thompson, president of Ohio Stat,
university, was killed when an auto
mobile in which he was riding raj
into a stone bridge near Carpinteria
California.
Mrs. Emma Baumberger filed sui
at Youngstown for $4,000 agains
Ritter & Tamarkin. grooers, allegin
that her health had been impaired b
eating glass in salmon purchase
|, from them
At Columbus, quarrel betwee
Mrs. Mayme Castleberry, colored, an
Charles Clark, colored, ended whe
the woman fred upon Clark. TIL
man died an hour later from a bulls
wound through the neck.
Bellaire police are holding Pete
Annolio, So, on charge of killing hi
nephew, Frank Ferinio, 10. Ferini
died from a blow from a baseball ba
following a fight over Annolio's a
tention to Ferinio's 1S-year-old siste
Clyde Gaberick. 25; Harold Col,
29, both of East Crestline, and Till
Jacobs, IA, Gallon, were badly injure.
and Mrs. Laura Shafsr, 81, Galiol
may die as the result Of a collisio
| hatuaar tha;r oufop, ohfla "a - q,
terurban car.
|, Opal Doyle, 5, shot through th
] head by rife ball from an unknow
source while standing with her 4
t ther, Charles J. Doyle, in their ga
8 den at Marion, died from her injurie
o The bullet is believed to have bee
intended for dog.
Five persons were killed when q
fnterurban car struck an automobi
n at Springfield Center, about thrt
y miles from Akron. The dead ar,
+ Miss Eva Rafferty,, Is; Albert Raffe
, ty, 18, Sylvester Rafferty,. %; Elm,
Rafferty,, all of Grampian,, Pa, al
Miss Lucinda Barcus. 10, Hoov,
stop. Miss Catherine Rafferty,, all
> Of Grampian. was seriously injured
A gun man shot John Morich
= Steubenville, five times through Il
stomach. at Serbian celebration.
Steubenville justice of peace so
stills seized in raids and present,
the proceeds to the Children's HON
Otto Davis, 20, colored alleged au
thief, was shot and killed by Depu
Sheriff Sandusky at Columbus wh.
he resisted arrest.
J. G. Weatherly, special assista
Of Attorney General Palmer, in &C
ference at Cleveland with garme
manufacturers, declared eliminati
Of freak styles would lower the &C
of women's clothing.
Eighty-six teachers in the Lane,
ter schools won their demand for
creased salaries when the board
education rehired all at an increa
of 500 per month