Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-02-25

prominent citizen and attOr- |
ley and former mayor of Springfield,
lied sudd snly at his home here.
Oxford, O.-One cent shine is al.
owed by upper classmen of Miami
fraternity to their wallets"
awaiting initiation
Cleveland, O.-Mayor Davis, an
nounced he will ask the next session
Of the state legislature to constitute
the City of Cleveland the County of
GAINESVILLE, O.-Springfeld was
chosen as the next convention city by
the Ohio Retail Monument Dealers
association in convention, which
closed here,
Ironton, O.-Furnace workers at sew
eral plants. in this city and vicinity
were granted an increase of 15 and 20
cents per day as the result of de-
mand for more money.
Cleveland, GA. shell comb that
Mrs. Curtiss Carlisle wore may have
saved her life when she was struck
down with black jack in the hands
of burglar in her home.
Youngstown, O.-The Mahoning
county grand jury returned indict-
ments against the three men recently
arrested in connection with the state
wide raids on bucket shops.
Wooster, O.-For the second time in
two months the Wallace theater was
wrecked by an explosion here. Eleven
sticks of dynamite which failed to ex-
plode were found in the wreckage.
Columbus, O.-Several Ohio coal op-
orators are arranging to close their
mines for repairs on April 1, the day
on which the scale agreement with the
miners expires, local operators state.
Portsmouth, O.-Sheriff E. w Smith
of Scioto county, received word that
his brother, Alfin Smith, SO, Oak Hill,
Jackson county, had been shot and
killed by his stepson, Clarence Smith,
"a.
Oxford, O.-The trustees of Miami
University have changed the name of
the normal department of the institu-
al
to Teachers College of Miami Univer-
sity.
Columbus, O.-Miss Esther Bodkins.
10, of Urbana, Ohio, who is recovering
from an operation for appendicitis, has
her heart on the right side. Her liver
is on the left side; so was the appen-
dix.
Steubenville, o.-As a. result of a
deadly dagger duel here Tony Vortese,
36 years old, is dying and Joseph Coz
20, 40 years old, is dying and Joseph
Gozzo, 40 years old, slashed about the
head and body, is in the county Jail.
| Akron, O.-Pinned underneath their
automobile when the machine turned
turtle over a ten-foot embankment,
Ernest Warner, SO years old, was
| burned to death and Edward Naehring,
% years old, was burned so badly that
he died
Bellefontaine, O.-Fire, starting in
Charles Bakers meat store, also de
/ streyed the postoffice and Newton
Prices restaurant and damaged the
town hall and dwelling at East Liber
ty. Help from surrounding towns
saved the village from destruction.
Columbus, GA G. Mccall, profes
sor in the College of Agriculture, Ohic
State university, will leave the col
lege at the end of the year to take
charge of soil investigation work a
the Maryland Agricultural Expert
mental station near Washington, D. C
Fremont, OAThe new ST. Mark
Lutheran church, Rev. Edwin F. Mark
er, pastor, was dedicated here witt
impressive ceremonies. Rev. Hiram
H. Peters, D. D., president of the Gen
eral Council, Lutheran church, conse
Grated the church and gave the dedica
tory sermon.
. Portsmouth, O.-An arrest is expect
ed to follow the Investigations of loca
officials in an effort to clear up a myS
) terry surrounding the finding of tn
t body of 20-year-old Estella Leol
| Hosey in lake at local pleasur
: resort.
; Columbus, O.-Genuine rejoicin
: greeted the news from Washingto
i that the plan for continental arm
1 is practically dead and is not likel
{ to be revived. Ohio guardsmen hell
5 ed to lead the fight against adoptio
of this plan.
:. Cleveland, O.-U. S. District Attol
: ney Wertz ate by mistake some po
l soned candy that had been sent to hi
f Office by the prosecutor of Richlan
: county and it was found necessary
: use the stomach pupap.