Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-09-24

prices charged the public.
Thieves stole song books from the
East Liverpool tabernacle.
Knights of Pythias of Butler coun-
ty will launch a membership cam
paign.
Four, babies, born within an hour
and half to Mrs. J. @. Ellis at Ken
ton, died.
Joseph J. Jacobs was crushed un
Ter descending elevator in Cleve
and factory.
Rudolph Gomoloski, railroad work
er, committed suicide at Toledo by
inhaling gas.
Burt Culp, SO, died of wounds re-
| ceived while hunting near Fitchyi1le,
| Huron county.
Bandits posing as federal officers
| got 200 cases of booze in a holdup
near Cincinnati
Vote will be taken at Dayton in
November on making daylight saving
a permanent rule.
| Rev. J. E. Paddock succeeds Rev.
NJ. V. B. Stump as chaplain at the
Boys Industrial school.
! David J. Evans, 26, Canton, died
of fractured skull received when
he fell from scaffolding.
Russell Hager, %, Dayton, was ia
tally injured when landslide wreck
ed train at DeBeque, Col.
Rev. E. A. Lilly, 40, minister of the
First U. B. church at Findlay, COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat
with razor
J. c. Irwin, postmaster of Degraff,
Logan county, for three terms, and
former state fire marshal, died at his
home in Degraff
Martin Minnicazi was, literally
hacked to pieces within sight of his
home at Youngstown. Police suspect
a Black Hand plot.
Charles kissing, so, farmer, was
killed at a Pennsylvania grade cross
ing six miles west of Bucyrus. His
automobile was struck by train.
DR.. J. w McKemy was killed and
others in an auto party injured when
their car upset at Dayton. They had
started for Canada.
Dulas Valenki, "a, coal miner, com
mitted suicide at Martins Ferry after
shooting at his wife five times, from
whom he was separated
Two thieves secured jewelry valued
at $4,000 and S400 in cash when they
help up Mrs. Sarah L. Roberts in hel
apartment at Columbus.
, Ten thousand union machinists il
,oti ira, ~
, strike for 20 weeks, voted to end The
walkout and return to work.
+ Miss Eliza Baker, 35, daughter o
! Bratton H, Baker, banker commit
= ted suicide at Tiff1n by taking poison
She is said to have been Respondent
!, Fire which broke out in a balloon.
e storeroom of the building occupied b,
+ the Carroll l-Thompson company, For
dealers, at Columbus, caused los
: estimated at $4,000.
!, Frank M. Wi1dermuth, state repre-
t sentative, is charged with assaul
with intent to kill after fight wit
t Joshua Rogers at Jackson Center
j. near Sidney. Rogers is not expecte
/ to live.
a At Cleveland J. D. Marks asked
boy to watch his automobile when b
d went into a store. When he returne
d the boy and travelling bag contain
n ing $4,000 worth of jewelry wer
; missing.
Edmund Lang, city fireman, wa
" shot and killed in front of hi
=, fiancee's home. at Cleveland a m,
(, ment after he left her to start fe
If his room. Five bullet wounds wer
K found in his body.
William Quinn, 80, policeman
i was fatally shot when patroIing h
a. beat in Massillon. The assailant, d
n scribed as young man, is believe
e to have been burglar. Quinn die
1t soon after in a hospital
Single Tax party has asked Seer
1t tary of State Smith to put the cat c
le the ballot as it's emblem, alongsit
in the rooster of the Democrats, IL
I'd eagle of the Republicans and Il
ID torch of the Socialists.
Mayor Ruble of Lancaster declare
in he believes the selling Of certa
ze brands of bitters marked SO per cel
IL alcohol is responsible for the increa
i'd in drunkenness, and all persons Sc
k ing them will be severely dealt wit
Detective Stephen Quinn was pro
y, ably fatally shot and one Grimm
st suspect is dead as the result of a pi
g. tol battle at Toledo between poll
% and the occupants of house tn,
ne had surrounded. Another suspect w
or mortally wounded.
Fire, water and smoke caused da]
10 age estimated at 100000 at Lin
IS when fire broke out in the Lead
ce department store. Two firemen we
IS overcome by smoke and taken to t
rs hospital. A policeman sustained a
ce we're cut On the head.
Public utilities commission autht
h lied the Medina Gas and Fuel CO.
g pany to withdraw it's service to Mou
nd Victory because it's pipe lines are
re- such condition that more gas is wa
i'll ed in transit than is consumed in t
le- village. Its supply generally is
minishing, said the company.
N, Nine persons were injured as t
ed result of a collision between t,
RS autos at Cleveland Edward Norr
,ol South Brooklyn, sustained fractur
skull
nd Walter Bishop, detective, W
res wounded in the right arm and side
ge two men he had found in the act
lie robbing a car in the railroad var
at Sandusky.
nd Because Clinton township truste
of tailed to expend part of the TOW
Lth ships road fund for road work
an Tiffin, the Seneca county budget co
lie, mission has cut 1000 from the 70
levy.
he Strike of BARRIERS closed Ia she
do. in Elyria.
ed Unattractive one-room count
we schools are the ones in which teach
shortages exist this year, althou
On the teacher problem has been solv
IL l.