Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-11-26
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Carl Jamison Stuckey, %, switch |
man, was crushed to death by a train
at Huron
Mrs. Minnie Wuest has been ap-
pointed bailiff in common pleas court,
Cincinnati
Fire damaged the salvage depart
ment of the American Shipbuilding
company, Lorain.
Mrs. Flora &. Scott of Canton COM
mitted suicide by hanging in the Mas
sillon state hospital.
Frank A. Cunningham, 64, farmer,
was instantly killed when his auto
overturned near Portsmouth.
Lawrence Moxley, 10, Washington
c. H, was probably fatally hurt when
his auto struck a moving van.
Ohio welfare conference elected c.
NJ Bookman of Cincinnati president
and H. H. Shirer, Columbus, secre-
tary.
Thomas. Brinkley, 4S, Akron, was
killed at Warren when he stepped
from plank and fell 140 feet into
pit.
Mrs. Presley Hutley of Canton was
killed in an automobile accident at
Hubbard and her husband badly in
jured.
Maize Clotz, %, and Edith Walker,
%, were sentenced to Marysville re-
formatory on charges of robbery at
Cleveland
Willys-Overland Automobile COM
pany's plant at Toledo is again work
ing, 1000 men being employed, after
shutdown,
Roy Leaz, 81, and Robert Leaz, "a,
brothers, were killed when their au-
tomcbile was struck by a train at
Bellefontaine
William E. Lewis, 81, died at War
rem following amputaton of his arm,
due to injuries received when his
shotgun exploded.
John Wotten, 16. of Alger, near
Kenton, was accidentally shot by his
own gun. The shot tore off his right
arm below the shoulder,
Marion school board decided to
change the name of Marion high
school to Harding high school in
honor of the president-elect
Mrs. Jacob Cook, 80, was killed and
four other women were seriously in
jured when their auto skidded and
turned turtle near Youngstown.
Fidell Pompe, who served four
years in the Italian army without re-
ceiving scratch lost both legs I'M
der freight car at New Philadelphia
Fulfilling a promise made two years
| ago, Governor Cox has presented Wit
tenberg college with STE, 900 for a new
| chapel building as a memorial to his
| mother.
Mrs. William Metz, 81, of Akron,
was fatally Injured when she was
| crushed between an automobile and
tree at Massillon. She died later
in a hospital.
Burned to a crisp, the body of
age proprietor, was found in his
blazing automobile about eight miles
south of Marion.
State examiner reported that
George W Chamberlain, justice of
the peace at Elyria, has been con-
Quoting his Office since last January
without commission
Charles Cross, 27, Cleveland mur-
derer. sentenced to die Jan. 80 in the
electric chair at the penitentiary, at
tempted to hang himself in his cell.
He was cut down by a guard
Two armed bandits secured $4,000
pay roll money of the Republic Brass
company at Cleveland when they held
up and robbed Edward Blywise and
Julius Pollock, manager and secre-
tary of the company.
DR.. Aston Ellis, 73, president of
Ohio university, died suddenly. at his
home in Athens of heart trouble. He
had planned to retire in June, when
he would have completed 20 years as
head of the university.
Houston bank of South Charleston
Clark county, was taken over by the
state banking department at the re-
quest of the president, Foster B.
Houston. 1t is said that the assets
are sufficient to pay creditors
| Ward Baldwin, consulting engineer
for the trustees of the Cincinnati
Southern railway, died at Cincinnati
following an operation. For mum
Der of years he was professor of civi
engineering at the University of Gin
cinnati.
Highway conditions and needs ir
all counties of the state are to be
surveyed by the Ohio Good Road.
federation, with a view to supple
menting and possibly revising its leg
islative program before it is submit
ted finally to the general assembly.
Official count of the vote cast il
Ohio at the recent election has beer
completed by Secretary of Stats
Smith. The Prohibition party \cas
294 votes and Debs, candidate fol
president on Socialist ticket, pollet
57,147 votes. Robert MacCauIey, sin
gle tax candidate for the white house
attracted 2,153 votes. The Crabbt
act carried by 2S6,819. The off1cia
count gives President-elect Harding {
plurality of t401,9S5. Secretary O
State Smith led the state ticket will
plurality of 3S5,091.
Wilbur Koehler, II, Gallipolis, wa
accidentally shot and killed by /;
hunting companion
J. L. Huff resigned as mayor O
Prospect He was succeeded by G
F. Swaney. president of council.
John McKelvy, Sandusky, contrib
uted $4,000 to Oberlin college to b.
used in purchasing books dealing
with the history of the Western Re
serve.
Convicted on charge of attempted
arson, Charles Halter, SO, of Basil
Fairfield county, was sentenced to al
indeterminate term in the state peni
tentiary.
Anthony Gingan, whose where
abouts have been unknown to hi
. mother, Mrs. Mary Gingan of New
Jersey, more more than 40 years, ha
been located in Toledo.
|, Telephone exchanges at Middlepor
! and Pomeroy were closed when gir
| operators went on a strike, after thei