Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-04-06


urer John Brennan received a mes
sage from Senator Atlee Pomerene
asking him whether he will accept a
directorate for the Federal Farm Loan
Bank for this district
Eaton.-The cornerstone Of Preble
county's $250,OOO court house was
placed with fitting ceremonies. The
Masonic lodges. of the county directed
the ceremonies and Past Master Joel
G Clore, of Cincinnati, presided
olumbus.-Attorney General Jo-
seph McGhee held that Columbus Day,
! October IL, is not holiday for all pur-
poses, but only for the purpose of COM
putting time in reference to payment
and protesting of commercial paper.
Akron.-The entire force of 500 men
of the Ohio Match Co., of Wadsworth,
went on strike for an eight-hour day,
with ten hours pcy. The strike was
caused, the men say, when foremen
refused to- let them off to see guards
men march past the factory when they
returned.
Columbus.-The Senate confirmed
the appointment of 1. S. CUTLERY for
member of State Board of Administra-
ton; A. Alfred Fleming, as State Fire
Marshal; Robert D. Alexander and
F. E. Mum, as members of the State
Tax Commission. Official announce.
ment also was made of the selection OF
Charles L. Resch as State Oil Inspec-
tor.
Cleveland-The Retail Kosher
Butchers Association met and con.
sidered the continuing of its strike
boycotting the sale Of all kosher
meats As a result of the strike, call
ed on account of the high cost of meat
there is not being any kosher meat
sold, and practically 10000 orthodox
Jews are forced to go with no meal
other than chicken.
Cleveland.-Three dynamite explo
sions in different sections of the Eas
End awakened citizens, shook build
, ings and shattered windows and LEI
, the county authorities to search fol
, the occupants of an automobile sup
, posed to be responsible for the blasts
, The explosion wrecked steam shovel!
engaged in excavation work in three
separate allotments.
Alliance.-Fire which broke out il
i the furnace room threatened the big
i plant of the American Steel Foundrles
}, The collapse of the roof of one of tht
e furnaces started the blaze, which i'm
e mediately put out all electric lights
!. and caused the loss of the full furnace
n heat of 25 tons. Another furnace
l. which was ready to be tapped also wal
j. rendered a total loss. The compan,
O has been making munition ingots TO
the allies.
Columbus Senate Committe
l. on Public Utilities recommended tn
e Thomas trading stamp bill. AS agree,
O upon, the substitute measure will pre-
e hibit all trading stamps except t5os
/. redeemed by the giver.
Lebanon-After an acquaintance o
nine days, Hazel Spencer, daughter
a. Lebanon manufacturer, and Pau
4 Nugen, Franklin, O., eloped and wer
n married at Covington, KY. The gir
g is a prominent member of society AM
r has achieved some success as an anna
teur actress.
ainesvilIe.-Fairport Harbor, tw'
e miles north of this city, again vote
/ dry by a majority of 118. The tota
e vote was 43S, ue of the largest vote
a ever cast.
W Columbus.-Awards in the followin
death claims were granted by tn
State Industrial Commission: Mrs. En-
ma Yount, Dayton, 1914; Mrs. Alt
81 Rumbaugh and two small children
r Cleveland, $3,744; Mrs. Viola Degt
d more, GIouster, $2.442.96; Mrs. Len
IS Rertram, Edwin and Marble avenues
Cincinnati, $2.2T4.4S.
drooling over fences stand on four leg
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