Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-12-24

ceiVed severe injuries when thrown
by mule he was riding.
Heidelberg university, Tifin. as re-
siduary beneficiary of the estate of
Lewis Selle, will receive $150,000.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber company
announced an upward turn in the
auto tire industry during December.
H. w. Ingersoh of Elyria was unan-
imously elected president of the Ohio
Farmers Cooperative Milk company.
Judge James H. Dinsmore, 81, con-
sui to Cuba under President Cleve-
land, died at Greenville of heart dis
ease.
While Robert Robbins, steel work
er, Youngstown, was at work thieves
stole his s1,5s2 savings from his
room.
John Bartz, 70, Findlay building
contractor, died from injuries re-
ceived when he fell against a hitch
ing post.
Clinton Hills, captain Of fire truck
company No. 2, was seriously injured
at Dayton when truck crashed into
streetcar
A. H. Mitchell, lawyer, St. Clairs-
vile, had his arm broken, leg and
ankle sprained when he was struck
! by an automobile.
Frank Motto, alleged member Of
Cleveland automobile thieves ring,
was given an indeterminate sentence
to Mansfield reformory.
Enlistment of Ohio churches in the
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starving children was planned at a
conference in Columbus.
Christ Lazos was sentenced to life
Imprisonment following his convic-
ton at Elyria for the killing of Peter
Paul at Lorain last June.
Harry Carson, 55, and his son Ed
ward, 25, were killed instantly when
a passenger train struck their auto
mobile at crossing in Columbus.
Edward Ertle, chief of the Massil-
lon city police force, has resigned
after % years in the police depart
ment. He had been chief 16 years.
Ffndlay chamber of commerce pro-
poses a franchise providing for oper-
alton of city car service on cost plus
plan to replace the present franchise.
Marshall Moore, 6S, London, inmate
Of Madison county inf1rmary, COM
mitted suicide, by laying his head on
the track in the path of passenger
train.
It is reported at Marion that the
next white house physician will be
DR.. C. E. Sawyer of Marion, Presi
dent-elect Harding's personal physi
clan and friend.
Eight men and women were bitter
, by a supposedly mad dog at Ravenna
, Among the victims were Miss Nettit
t Wise, a school teacher, and Mis-,
' Ellen O'Brien, nurse.
5 Jay B. Willis, father of Senator
r elect Frank B. Willis, died at his
home in Delaware. He recently suf
/, fered a stroke of paralysis. He say
! service in the civil war.
e George "Jiggs" Losteiner was fount
. guilty of first degree murder for tn,
, Staying of Patrolman Gaffney a
e Cleveland in the latter part Of 1915
j The jury recommended mercy.
!. An argument, said by police +
have started in play, resulted in tn
{ killing at Marion of Elmer Edwards
y 26, a steel worker, and the arrest ol
), a murder charge of Nat Yulich, 80,
e Bulgarian.
Charles Wills of Newark and Wi
), bur Priest of Granville were instan
y ly killed at a crossing in Newar
:. when a truck was struck by freigh
train. The men were employed at
Granville mill.
Thousands of dollars will be save
the Grove City Savings bank, robbie
by automobile bands Dec. 3, by th
:, discovery by three boys of note
y mortgages and valuable papers b.
longing to the bank under a culver
y one mile southeast of Lima.
Attorney General Price, in behalf {
the state, filed suit to enjoin raj
) roads from charging for intrastat
. travel the passenger rates above
last summer by the interstate con
merce commission. The state publ
! utilities commission, after the actio
= of the Interstate commission, granite
:, :, a 40 per cent increase in freight rate
:, for intrastate traffic, but forbade raj
= roads charging more than 8 cents
= mile statutory passenger rate limit.
q Ohio State Grange convention r
elected L. J. Taber of Barnesvill
master and w. 6. Vandenbark, Zane
vile, secretary.
i Heads Of Independent steel plant
at Youngstown indicated that tt
mills will be practically idle until tn
first Of the year, owing to lack of o
ders. The suspension would affet
10000 workers.
R. S. Hunter, 20, switchman, wa
crushed to death when caught b
meath a switch engine, which turne
over in the Cleveland yards. Thome
Whitford, fireman, was perhaps +
tally injured.
Eggs dropped 10 cents to 70 cent
a dozen at Cincinnati.
Elmond Althouse, Is, Bluffton hig
school student, was slugged, h
hands and feet bound with barbe
wire. a chloroform-satur han
kerchief tied around his face and lie
in an old schoolhouse by unknown a
- sailants.
- A special guard was established
- police over the official boardiT
houses for girls at Oberlin colleg
following the robbery of several
the girls rooms. Jewelry, cash al
n1 clothing amounting to several hu
dred dollars were taken.
= Miss Florence E. Allen Of Clev
m land has the honor of being the fir
Ilv woman to hold a common pleas judg
is ship in Ohio. Judge Allen will t
Of civil cases for a short time and the
be transferred to the criminal benc
R. R. Beetham of Cadiz was selet
ed for speaker of the house Of repl
sentatives and C. C. Crabbe, Londo
for speaker pro tenn, both witho
opposition, in the organization cauc
of the house Republicans of t