Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-04-02
STATE SIFTlNGS

NdntOn city council Or0ered p1Ope
into alleged rent profteering.
James NJ Canady resigned as chief
OF the Xenia police department.
Tiffin Methodists will erect a $780, |
900 building adjoining the church.
Shoe cutters of Cincinnati want in |
crease in wages from $1,000 to $4,000 |
yearly.
Fire destroyed the Y. M. C. A.
building at Lorain, entailing loss of
100000.
John Nesbit was probably fatally
hurt by bandit who robbed him at
Dennison.
Summit county will erect 5000
metal sign posts along county roads
this summer.
Warren Rice, Co. photographer, was
Killed when train struck his auto
near Youngstown.
Robbers took merchandise valued
at $1,000 from the c. N. Weary COM
panys store at Canton.
Toledo's clocks will be turned one
hour March %, under an ordinance
passed by the city council
Ohio Automobile association voted
to carry the new license fee law to
the United States supreme court.
Lack of coal is causing a decrease
in pig iron production of at least 1000
tons day in steel mills at Youngs-
| town.
Judge Thomas M. Sloane, sc, for
mer chancellor OF the Ohio diocese
of the Episcopal church, died at San
dusky.
| Authority to issue $3,000,00O in
school bonds for new buildings will be
asked of voters of Dayton at April
primaries
Forty-cent gasoline by August is
predicted by John " Edwards, gen
eral manager of the Moore Oil com.
pany at Cleveland.
Steubenville board of education
granted salary increases of s35 q
month to teachers and all other EN-
ployes of public schools.
The Daily Independent, Bellaire
has discontinued publication The pa
per was the oldest in town, having
| UG6H 6SldUllSu0u III 1917.
William Coontz, Adam Ross ant
Edward Gable were injured, probabl,
; fatally, at Columbus when a scaffolt
on which they were working fell
} Offices of the Indian Refining com
pany at Hamilton were rif1ed by bun
glars, who obtained 5000 and an auto
matte revolver after blowing open tn
safe.
Court of appeals upheld the lowe
court in refusing damages to the al
ministrator of Gertrude PERIL, kille
when her auto was struck by a tra
tion car north of Circleville
Four men were arrested and thre
stills confiscated during a raid on
house at West Park, a suburb
Cleveland. Ten gallons of raisin jac
and 100 pounds of mash were seize
At special meeting of the Canto
chapter of the American Legion tt
300 members voted to indorse the r
quest of the national executive cor
mittee to congress for a $50 mont
bonus.
A~movement is under way at L
rain to bring before civil war, Spa
ish-American war and world war We
Grams plans for constructing a hon
at Lorain for soldiers, sailors al
q marines.
Mrs. Marie Badeau Yale, 81, wife
q E. Benjamin Yale, publisher of Il
q Waynesfeld Chronicle and secreta
of the Buckeye Press Associate
q passed away suddenly at her home
Waynesf1eld
Police of Bellaire were notified
"a members of the family that Robe
"a Wost, 4S, a miner, had drowned
"a backwater from the near food in t
M Ohio river. Part of his clothing W
# found near the water.
#3 Patrolman Leon A. Harde was
% rested at Cleveland following an
IS legged confession to Chief of Poll
w Smith that he had forged and cash
a check for $40 and then tried to CT
in vict an innocent youth for his erin
h He was charged with forgery.
ad At Cleveland, Common Pleas Jud
en- Henderson ordered that Mrs. Lilli
TX Jane Wilson-Jerge turn over her hol
en- to the city of Warren as compen
ton for part of the $4,000 stol
from the city by Charles B. Kistl
Y defaulting former city treasurer.
Mrs. Denton Armstrong, 80, W
was burned at her home in w
Mansfield by the explosion of ga
line tank while thawing out a ciste
pump, at which time her little dau
ters, Georgia and Genevieve, l
their lives, is dead, making the tn
victim of the accident.
William F. Holmes, "a, and his "
-, rs, OF Hopedale, near Cadiz. d
## three days apart. Physicians decl
Es their food was poisoned by m
&& which walked over paris green 81
3 tered on shelf, and carried
Ss poison on their feet to cooking ut
=$# sils and food, used by the aged coul
:# Members of a gang of freight
8& thieves, who in six months have
aaS$ tanned merchandise estimated to
~ worth $500,000 from six raiIro
: within the Cleveland district, are
ms, ing rounded up in various cities
as tween Ashtabula and Detroit, acct
re- ing to police Three men are I'm
She arrest at Cleveland and one man
Sc being held in Detroit.
ITS, A whisky stilr under load of
ms. in Peter Mischko's COW barn at v
rem cost Mischko a fine of 5000.
Mayor Barbee of New Lexington
1868 fostering movement for a com
,an nifty May day celebration.
Extra stock dividend was decla
by the American Shipbuilding C
pany, Cleveland.
est Residents of Frazeysburg startt
IRIS movement to have the village tr;
Ws. ferred fl I'm Muskingum to Lick
county.
With the selection of E. H Mo
,oa national Democratic committeer
ors from Ohio, as national campaign n
,r.o ager, the Cox-for-president moven
, - definitely was organized after a |
dow discussion of n1ans nv RuoL