Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-01-09
STATE SIFTINGS

PLO d 1uCICdS0 y du L.
Frank Deaver, hermit, was found
dead in creek near Dayton.
David Tabler, SO, farmer near Van
Vert, killed himself by shooting.
Oliver Grimm, 25, trainman, was
killed by passenger train at Youngs-
town.
Burton Marvin, 9, Findlay, was |
burned severely when a gasoline tank |
exploded.
Youngstown liquor dealers have
sold 1000 barrels of liquor to Cuban
interests.
Major General Glenn, retiring COM
mander at Camp Sherman, will reside
in Toledo.
City garbage reduction plant, Day
ton, sold two cars of garbage grease
for 5000
Charles Henderson, SO, Kenton, was
killed when his buggy was hit by a
passenger train.
Mayor T. e. Andrews, Republican,
announced all forms of gambling in
Marion must go.
Largest baking concerns in Cleve-
land have announced increases in
bread prices to dealers.
Fifty-five items in the sundries
claims BILL aggregating 900, were
vetoed by Governor Cox.
| Rupa Tobias, 38, Roumanian, died
at Martins Ferry after drinking liquor
containing wood alcohol.
| Cfo4o Ero r,ore6o1,e Jnn,,tioc 0r-
dered new electric wiring installed in
the Delaware county courthouse.
Toledo city f1remen refused to ac'
cept an offer of s25 a month wage in
crease instead of an eight-hour day.
Mrs. Joseph Names told police she
was held up and robbed in Cuyahoga
Falls, near Akron, of two kisses and
$27.
A 20-gallon still was taken by police
while in full operation in raid on a
house in Lorain Three men were ar
rested.
Jack Antenoff, %. Port Clinton,
started across the ice on Lake Erie
for Kellys Island Christmas day. He
is missing.
Dozen foxes were killed in an old
fashioned fox hunt staged by 40C
farmers of Litchfield township, Mer
Ger county.
Rev. Dwight L. Mcclure Of Wat
kins has been assigned to the pastor
ate of the M. E. church in Arcadia
Hancock county
William McCarran, 16, Cleveland
was shot through the head and prob
ably fatally wounded while at play
with companions
approximately s1,500,000 will b.
distributed in semi-annual dividends
by IA of the 1S Dayton building an(
loan associations.
Christine Harrison, IL, living on ;
farm near Oxford, was bitten in boil
legs by n ad dog. She will be takel
to Chicago for treatment.
Indictments against Al Dayton lum
Der dealers, ice cream manufacturer
and ice dealers were dismissed at tn
request of the prosecutor.
By a new plan of refnancing tn
Ohio Traction company streetcar far
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instead of being increased to 71z.
Labor union pickets have been re
moved from the plant of the Willy!
Overland Automobile company, Tt
ledo, following a federal court orde
Northwestern Ohio Railway an
Power company granted a wage il
crease of per cent to trainmen Of
Grating between Toledo and Marbl
head.
Body of Paul Repke, So, was foun
on the railroad tracks at Clevelan
with two wounds on the head an
4 neck. 1t is believed he was killed an
robbed.
O F. P. Anthony, Akron policeman, a
y rested in connection with the deaf
II of Herman Yost, As, pleaded not guilt
y to a charge of manslaughter and
l. held to the grand jury under $500
L. bond.
1t Suit to restrain Secretary of Sta
D. Smith from enforcing the new grad
B. ated auto tax law was filed in col
l. mon pleas court at Columbus on b
half of the Ohio State Automobile q
lie sociation. It is claimed the law
b. unconstitutional.
t. Glenn Breese, 30, Toledo, is he
IN while the shooting of Max Gross,
to Toledo, feed store proprietor, WI
was killed in attempting to save b
whisky from five auto bandits, is
vestigated.
ls Streetcar fares at Youngstown
N to cents, with 1 cent for transfer
a. under the service at cost plan, it w
he announced, stabilizing fund prov
e ed by the city having fallen below
minimum, $4,000.
IN Joseph Massecissa, %, a police
former who had helped detectives
In two recent murder cases, was shot
y, death while attending a party at t
)u home of Biasca Strizza at Clevelar
= StrizZa was arrested.
20 Screams of Mrs. Rose Blenkush.
caretaker, saved the parish funds
ou St. Lawrence church, Cleveland. Fl
w burglars were at work on the pari
safe when they were heard by t
aged caretaker. Her screams ouicl
brought police and the burglars fl,
Sheriff William C.. Oldt nipped
- wholesale Jail delivery plot at Dayt.
Three celluloid combs in the hi
,r of Mrs. George P. Roll, 68, Oxfo
on ignited while she was replenishine
,ir CRATE fire. She was severely burn
James ]. Hoover, 70, editor and D;
m owner of the Canal Fulton Sign
,v died at Massillon. He was a brotf
10 of Rev. John R. Hoover of Zanesvil
Two Big Four railway trainm
,lf were so badly crushed in a rear-e
all collision at Bellefontaine that bc
died in a hospital They were Dan
Dugan, conductor, Bellefontaine, a
Thomas Latty, brakeman, Lima.
nd Mrs. Della Stritch was held up
ok the home of a brother, T. ]. McC
= mick, at Springfield, by two mask
e; men, who ransacked the house a
nd got $500 worth of jewelry.
Two bandits threw red pepper il
tha ewes 0f Miss Mattv M;IIor