Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-03-26
STATE SIFTINGS


Check forger secured $s4 from four
Fremont merchants.
Yeggs entered two stores in Cam
bridge and obtained loot valued at
$500.
Damage estimated at $150,000 was
done by fire to the Oak Rubber COM
pany at Ravenna.
Union machinists of Cincinnati
voted for wage increase of rs per
cent, effective May /.
Ten new cars of lower and more
speedy type were added to the North
ern Ohio Traction line.
Trumbull county voters are asked
to support bond issue for funds to
build courthouse annex.
City of Toledo is discussing a pro-
posal to purchase the city streetcar
lines from Doherty interests.
Lake Erie fishing season opened at
Cleveland with a fshermen's strike
for 20 per cent wage increase.
Fremont refinery of the Continental
Sugar company will increase it's ca
pacity from 900 to $50 tons daily.
Fire of unknown origin caused dam
age estimated at $4,000 to the four
story Kresge building at Columbus.
Fremont citizens are behind a
movement to raise $4,000 in Sandusky
county for Boy Scout organization.
Ralph Moore and G. Mellius were
injured when their motorcycle col
lided with an automobile at Fremont.
Health officials express the belief
that Mahoning river water can not be
made fit for safe use near Youngs.
| town.
Denison university, Granville, will
receive $3,500,O00 of the S10O.000,00O
fund now being raised by the Baptist
society.
| Leo Pampalone, 26, was shot and
killed in Cleveland at the home Of
Mrs. Toney Vicario, who, the police
say, confessed.
Governor Cox and State Auditor
Donahey will be speakers at the JEFF
ferson banquet to be held at New
Philadelphia April Is.
A fall OF less than two feet killed
Charles Wynn, 10, brakeman at Tiffin
He slipped while leaving a locomo
tive and broke his back
Census bureau announces Defanc
has population of S,S76, an increas
of 21.1 per cent since 1910; Gallipoli
6,070, an increase of per cent.
Farmers refused to sell milk whel
the Standard Creamery company a
Van Vert lowered the price it pays TO
milk from $3.50 to $3.50 a hundred.
Rev. D. A. Buckley, pastor Of 81
Raphael Catholic church at Spring
field, has been invested with the dis
nifty of "Monseignor," conferred upo
him by the pope.
Luigi Bologna, grocer, was prol
ably fatally shot by one of two holt
up men who entered his store g
Cleveland and escaped with the cas-
box, containing $40.
Bearing a Cleveland postmark, a
unsigned special delivery letter col
tanning $500 in liberty bonds, stole
last week, was received by Thoma
H. Leahy, the owner, at Canton.
Benjamin Cappretto, 33, ex-servic
man, who was wounded at the VerdG
front, was electrocuted while prepa
\ ing to cut coal with a machine in
coal mine. at Mullins, Tuscaraw;
county.
Republican state headquarters r
q ceived a letter from Ralph D. Col
q candidate for the Republican nomiH
q tion for governor, rendering his re
B ignation as member of the Repub
3 cam state advisory committee.
q Six patients of the Ohio state he
q pital for epileptics, Gallipolis, a
q held on suspicion of having set fl
& to the cottage for male patients Ia
& week, resulting in the death of nj
q patients and almost total loss to t
a building.
q Ohio supreme court unanimously l
q upheld constitutional cmfw vbgky
b uated auto tax law passed last I
IL cember. Secretary of State Smith {
q nounced he would issue an order
q once requiring auto users to have 19
IL tags within 10 or Is days.
IS James Henderson, %, colored,
n capped from the city workhouse
B: Dayton with nine other prisoners, a
81 was shot shot and killed as he
y tered his home an hour later. T
9. wife, Maurine Henderson, %, is bel
y, held by police on a charge of hol
eide.
49, United campaign of 25 Protests
81 denominations in Ohio opened at
lumbus, where state and county
nominationaI and interdenominatiol
campaign directors held their fl
conference. The campaign will
~ conducted April 25 to May 2. I
intervening period is to be spent
:. organization.
'"' After Mrs. Theresa Andrews, Z
prietress of soft drink parlor
, Cleveland, identified him as the n
ne who sold her 120 bottles of colo
h water for $1,100, Charles Ledone v
W booked on charge of obtain
,e money under false pretenses. Le6t
ne told her the bottles contained whis
nn Mrs. Andrews said.
|
i, rion station, seven miles south
ION Marion, where $1,O0O,0OO power pl
will be constructed, will. be cal
Scioto.
A camp for boys may be establis
ION this summer at Camp Sherman
,or plans of Major General Sturgis, ca
of commandant, are approved by
sd war department.
Low Adelbert Hartzel, IA, Newton F
ON school teacher, died at Warren fl
his injuries received when he was
is tackled by thieves. Three robbers |
no, him into insensibility and robbed
of $780,
Mrs. E. D. Miller, Elyria, and I
A. N Bickers, Lorain, were inju
when an auto upset in a ditch I
oy. Cleveland.
d. L. M. Lusk, 81, fireman, may
ell. from injuries received in fall
Iler an engine in transit from Lima