Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1920-01-02
STATE SIFTINGS

Fairfield county, Jail is empty for
the first time in 30 years.
Three persons died at Cleveland as
result of drinking wood alcohol.
Schools at Penfield, near yelling
ION, are closed by diphtheria cpl
iemic.
Fire. at Conneaut destroyed Nal
lory Brothers rendering plant. Loss
s25,C0O.
Lima Rotary club seeks the repeal
Of the 2-cent fare as it applies to in
terurban lines.
Troy Jones, 16, Portsmouth, was
accidentally shot by his brother Joe,
IT, while hunting.
Over 1000 men took part in Eden
township CWyandot county, fox hunt,
which netted one red fox.
Apparently frozen to death, Wilbur
Sedgwick, 3S, of Martins Ferry, was
found dead near Westview.
Ney, 10 miles northwest of Def
ance, shipped 124 cars Of sugar beets
during the season, record.
Clarence Bucher, IL, was injured
fatally when his sled crashed into an
automobile at East Liverpool.
John Voelker, 63, member of the
faculty of St. Mary's college, Dayton,
is dead following an operation.
Safe blowers wrecked vault in the
Dayton Offices of the Ohio Cities Gas
company and got away with $500.
DR.. William A. Charter, II, Marion,
was sentenced to from one to seven
years in the penitentiary on charge
of illegal practices.
Steel was poured at the Norwalk
plant of the Crucible Steel company
for the first time since the mill was
shut down year ago.
] Cleveland police captured two
would-be store robbers after chase
through the downtown streets il
which revolvers were used.
Miss Drothy Dawson, II, East Liv
erpool, is fighting against the effect:
Of bichloride of mercury tablets swal
lowed in mistake for stomach pills.
Seneca Advertiser, weekly publ
cation, in continuous existence for n
years, suspended publication at Tiffil
because of the high cost of materials
c. S. Ernsberger, 70, was married
at Bloomdale to Mrs Elizabeth Lin
hart by his son, Rev. H. B. Ernsbel
ger, pastor of Calvary Lutheran
church.
Jury at Akron awarded Mrs. Marth
Pastorius $3.50 damages against cor
tractors who mixed plaster with par
cake -four in her restaurant, injurin
business.
A prohibition drink killed Willia1
Delorne, 26, at Toledo. He collapse
five minutes after leaving caf'
Physicians said the concoction col
tanned poison.
Leroy G. Warner, 9, youngstown
was killed when the sled on which b
was coasting struck an automobil
William Wiseman, 10, was seriousl
injured in a similar manner.
Charles Baker, state organizer {
the Communist Labor party, was a
rested at Akron, charged with havin
violated the Lever act by interferir
with operation of Kansas coal mine
w. J. Laub, mayor-elect, will be IL
first city administrator under the ne
Akron charter. The position pa.
$4,000 year. A member of couno
will be named to fill the position
mayor.
Amaziah Webb, so, Scioto count
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prisoners at the Ohio penitentiar
serving life sentences for murde
were given Christmas pardons
Governor Cox.
Shortly after Herbert Hill, Is, h;
been found dead in his room at CO
,neaut from gas fumes, neighbo
found Miss Emma Yemen, GA, and Mi
| Nora Reese, 65, dead in their hoI
from the same cause.
Willis Faver, garage proprietor
Findlay, was arrested on a charge
reckless driving after his auto h
pushed Austin w. Crauel, print,
through plate glass window. Craue
right leg was amputated.
Charged with trafficking in into
eating liquors at Marion and Bucyr1
e w. l. Bauchman and Clyde Klossn
|. were arrested and four dozen qual
+ of whisky we're seized from an au
q mile the men were driving.
SWill of Mrs. Mamie Israel Por'
of Mt. Vernon leaves $4,000 to Ober
conservatory of music; $1,000 to !
Vernon Home for Aged; $1,000 to
Vernon public library, and $4,000
Milwood Presbyterian church.
At Columbus three young band
held up and robbed w. H. Dougl
superintendent for Columbus sto
Of the Kroger Grocery and Bak
company, of more than $4,000 in ca
Nine men, including three dep
sheriffs, were held at bay by the r
bers, who escaped in an automobil
Public utilities commission, af
a hearing protests, suspended the
q OTTO Valley Traction company's n
d schedule, which was to have gone
81 effect Jan. 1. 1t increases interurl
q fares between Columbus and Lanc
B: ter, Columbus and Chillicothe and
n termediate points to cent n
81 basis
q Whisky valued at $25, 900 was sto
81 from the Merchants Delivery stC
# house at Toledo by five thieves, v
bound the superintendent, F.
II Ohmert, to chair.
Henry ]. Hesse, 80, for SO year
81 teacher in Cleveland Lutheran schc
b and an author of textbooks and W
n ings on the Lutheran religion, died
: his home in Cleveland
81 At Youngstown, Moses McMur
$$ was convicted Of second degree II
der in connection with the death
I'd James Dorrington, railroad man,
was killed after being held up
robbed.
Attorney w. A. Allen for the tv
- ty-efghth consecutive year was nal
~ treasurer of the Perry County A
cultural society.
An estate estimated at 1000
was left by the late Jacob G. Schr
'e lapp, Cincinnati capitalist. The
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