Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-06-29
BUCKEYE NEWS NOTES

BUCKEYE NEWS NOTES
Cleveland.-Samuel Mather, chair
man of the Cleveland Red Cross War
Council, announced that the Standard
Oil Company of Ohio subscribed $70,-
600 to the fund.
Columbus.-Eight attorneys have
been brought to the supreme court by
the arguments in a case which will
determine whether woman shall hold
an Office in Elyria.
Toledo.-An oven on a machine in
the Libby-Owens Sheet Glass Co.'s ex-
perimental plant burst destroying the
machine, valued at $4,000. The build
ing was damaged to the extent If
$4,000.
Columbus.-Under an agreement
which has been reached between State
Superintendent of Public Works Frank
Fauver and John 1. Miller, who has
been designated to succeed him, Mil
Ter will take office on July 2.
Youngstown.-Seve hundred dele
gates were in the city attending the
sessions of the thirty-second annual
convention of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary Society of the Youngstown
District, Northeast Ohio Conference.
Athens.-The graduating class al
the Ohio University presented the
school with $500 in liberty bonds to be
used toward the purchase of chimes
Other graduating classes will follow
this example until a fund OF $4,000 ii
raised.
Columbus.-In the Franklin County
Commpn Pleas Court a verdict oi
guilty was returned by the jury trying
former Mayor James L. Holden, oi
GAINESVILLE. He was accused of per
forming an illegal operation on Della
Smelling, a Newark girl.
Cleveland. = Mystery surrounding
the whereabouts of little Stephen Ur
ban is solved. The missing boys bod!
was found floating in Horseshoe Pond
He had been missing for more than ,
week. The police were first told tha
the boy had been locked IN a freigh
car while playing jail.
Portsmouth.-That 400 Of the 99
names on referendum petitions on tn
Ohio woman's suffrage law circulatet
here legally are insufficient, i
charged in a petition filed in Common
Pleas Court by Prosecuting Attorne,
Joseph T. Micklethwait, acting unde
instructions from the Board of Elee
I'tions.
CleveIand.-About 300 delegates al
tended the twenty-third annual ne
tional council of the Railway Mail As
sociation which was held here. TIL
question of moving the national heat
quarters from Portsmouth, N H, to
more central point, and discussion q
affiliation with the American Feders
ton of Labor, were taken up.
Cleveland on tn
Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad, po
sibly on a connecting line, little Stepl
! en- Urban, a seven-year-old barefoote
boy, of this city, is prisoner in
) box car. Two boys of the same ag
told how Stephen had been locked
: the car while playing Jail, but at ths
! time the car had been moved. It
feared the boy may die of hunger an
exposure il he is not found quickly.
Columbus.-George L. McKibbe
gas expert of the State Public Utilitit
< Commission, may leave the service
f the state, it was just announced. F
= has offers from several electrical ar
!. gas companies, it was stated.
l. Columbus.-Because the county OF
: cials in Hamilton county did not di
E. tribute the interest earned on coun
S deposits in banks under the prop
S system, the county lost, in 1915, So
d 1929, according to report filed
C c. E. Brotton, examiner of the Sta
Bureau of Accounting.