Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-08-04

Hardesty, of near New Concord, we're
killed when their automobile was
struck by a train.
Findlay, O.-Luther Myers, former
chief of police in Findlay, was SEN
fenced to 50 days in jail and to pay
a fine of 800 by Judge W. F. Duncan
on a statutory offense.
Springfield, O-Everett Webb, of
Pitchin, this county, was wounded in
the shoulder recently while serving in
the English army. He is in a hospital
in France. He enlisted in Canadian
regiment.
Lima, O.-John Howell and Isaac
Bodkin died at the city hospital here
as the result of boiler explosion in
the general power plant of the West
ern Ohio railway at st. Mary's An
other injured man is still living.
Marion, O.-Theodore Mackrell, 81
years old, superintendent of the Ma
rion division of the Erie railroad, with
headquarters at Huntington, Ind, is
dead of cancer, at Huntington, accord
ing to official announcement posted
here.
Cleveland, O.-Cleveland day, the
120th anniversary of the founding OF
the city by Gen. Moses Cleveland, was
celebrated here. Public buildings
business houses, stores and many res
licences were decorated. Municipal
courts were closed in honor Of the
day.
Columbus, O.-United States Attor
ney Bolin is about to file with Fedora
Judge Safer brief asking that the
suit for $4,000 filed against Revenue
Collector Williamson by Edward H
Everett, Newark manufacturer, wht
claims he was overtaxed, be thrown
out.
Camp Willis, Columbus, O.-An
nouncement was made at headquar
ters that Second Lieut.. Arthur c
Pfau. Cincinnati, had been commits
stoned captain and assigned to tn
Quartermasters' Corps here. Cap
Pfau is assigned to the First Reg
ment.
Columbus, O.-The Columbus RI
tary Club Just inaugurated a new Gu:
tom when it called before it the car
didates for the congressional nomin,
tions in both Democratic and RepuI
lican parties. Each one present CAV
his views and the platform on whic
he is seeking favor.
Lebanon, O.-Mayor W. 2. Roll r,
signed because he will be attache
} permanently to the staff of Gen. M
Maken as major. Maj. Roll is at Cam
Willis. He was a member of the Un
:. ted States rife team which partic
} pated in the international tournameI
at Biarritz, Spain, three years ago.
j.. Martins Ferry, O.-This city ma
build and operate it's own municipi
!, ice plant. The question will be take
up by the city council at it's next NEE
4 ing, following the action of the des
!, ers in boosting prices with the comm
s of torrid weather.
g Kenton, O.-Ray Casper was sci
0 ously injured about the head and 70,
r other men were badly hurt when IL
n automobile in which they were ridir
e crashed head-on with a heavy au
+ truck, demolishing the car and pinnir
the occupants beneath the wreckag
J. Findlay, O.-Three persons were /
jured when a Toledo, Fostoria al
s Findlay Interurban car jumped Il
g track after hitting a COW. The car VI
Il of steel construction, fact which 6
s counted for the few injured, road Of
q cials said.
n Columbus, O.-Because of conflict
dates with other conventions the Sta
" Conference Of Charities and Core
l. tions will change it's meeting tir
4 from October to November IA to n
It vember II. The sessions will be he
at Youngstown.
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