Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-02
BUCKEYE NEWS NOTES

BUCKEYE NEWS NOTES
Batavia, O.-More than fifty Cler-
mont county boys will enter the corn
contest this year.
Cleveland, GA $3.50 minimum
wage for laborers at eight hours
lay was put into effect at school head
quarters here
Steubenville, O.-The union team
sters of Steubenville have gone out
on strike here. Employers are man
ming the trucks.
Cleveland, O.-Eleven automobiles
were destroyed here early in a fire
in the Parkwood garage. The loss is
estimated at $4,000.
Massillon, O.-Dominic Matteo, who
has lived two months with a broken
neck, has been told by physicians that
he may recover. He fell from hand
car.
Oberlin, O.-James R. Severance,
70, treasurer and trustee of Oberlin
College, died of indigestion He was
the inventor Of the Mccormack
binder
Germantown, O.-President Orvan I
Graft Brown, Miami Military Institute.
has completed arrangements for a
camp Of instruction and target prac-
tice for his cadets on the Ohio State !
rifle range at Camp Perry.
Cleveland, O.-Miss Jennie Bogart, |
SO, was found asphyxiated in her
home here. Relatives say she brood
ed over the death of her mother a
week ago. Miss Bogart, according to
her brother, had an estate worth sixty
thousand dciIars
Cincinnati, O.-Because of the high
price of sugar, the Cincinnati House
wives Cooperative League decided to
boycott that commodity. and the
members will not use it in their can
ming and preserving of fruit until the
price is normal.
Springfield. O-Charges were pre-
ferred against Carey Boggess, super
intendent OF the Springfield schools,
by three of the FIVE board of educa-
ton members. Incompetency is al
legged. Boggess has one year OF FIVE
year contract to serve.
| Millersburg, Ga man who gave
the name of Charles Hall. who is also
| said to be known as Charles E. Kaine,
was arrested here by Sheriff Miller
! and locked up on a charge of forgery
! in an alleged swindle which the sher-
| if says has yictimiZed at least three
Ohio banks, by means OF fraudulent
notes.
Marion, O.-Marion business men
and manufacturers have indorsed
Captain George T. Goran's plan to re-
cruit Company D, o. n G., up to full
peace strength at once. They have
also announced that they will pay
! their employees full time for weekly
drill and half time while they are away
at the annual camp of instruction.
Marysville, GA new state bank
was organized at Magnetic Springs,
this county, with a capitalized paid-up
stock of $25, 600. The forty-three stock
! holders will meet soon and elect the
directors. A new bank building Will
be erected at once. Charles S. Davis.
Columbus, former cashier of the Unior
Banking Co., Marysville, will be the
cashier.
Miamisburg, O.-The county COM
missiOners have instructed County
Surveyor Victor C. Smith to prepare
plans at once for the proposed upper
river bridge, costing $4,000 to $780,
600. Contract will be let in August.
: Newark, O.-Gen. John c.. Speaks,
: state game warden, was here and in,
spected the state fish car which is be-
ing erected in a local car shop. The
, new car is u feet long, has a carrying
: capcity of 10000 pounds and will cost
$4,000.
Cleveland, O.-William Boden, Bar
berton, was awarded $4,000 damage
for personal injuries in a suit against
the Northern Ohio Traction & Light
l Co. Boden's' hip was fractured in a
wreck.
Lima, O.-The first fiuctuation in
: crude oil markets east of the Rocky
: mountains was when the Ohio Oil Co
t advanced the Wooster grade of Ohio
crude ten cents to 81 the barrel. This
: is indicative OF a continuance of hig
: prices, even through the SUNNI
when the markets usually decline.
+ London company for insurance spe
g claI meeting of the board of directors
Y was called to deal with this phenom
t enon and special premium was de-
+ manded. Contrary to all expectations
d this man lived to be eiehty-two years
r old"