Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-11-01
At Wooster Julia Bell Drake, A, was


the Coshocton county draft board.
A dozen persons were injured in
railroad accident near East Liverpool,
Rev. P. A. Douglas, Ohio mission
airy, died of cholera at Urumiah, Per
sia.
L. T. Loose. banker, was chosen
chairman of the Henry county Red
Cross.
Rev. G. w Morgan of Gloversville,
N. Y, goes to Central Church of
Christ at Findiay.
Volunteer help to cut corn on
farms of men at tho front is being
asked for at Fostoria.
Eale Wilson, %. farmer, was in
jured probably fatally when his auto
hit a bridge near Washington c. H.
Eston Lipp, aged Is, st. Marys, was
killed in the Lake Erie yards when
he fell under the wheels of a fast
freight.
Warren H Edwards and his son,
Rev. Floyd Edwards of Bucyrus, were
at Springfield.
Fewer than 10000 Columbus men
have qualified to vote at the NoVem-
ber election In 1916 the registration
was approximately $4,000.
Draft officials expressed the opin-
ion that no calls for the movement
of Ohio draftees will be made this
month.
Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Murrin Henry of Ottawa was severe
ly burned by the overturning of
kettle Of boiling water.
John GLADDEN., 20, was shot to
death by three policemen at Dayton
after a running fight. GLADDEN. was
wanted for grand larceny. He had
police record.
Delirious with Spanish influenza,
Michael Avic, 43, leaped from a Win
dow on the third floor of Colum-
bus hospital He escaped with only
a few scratches.
Aviator Eddie Rickenbacker of Co.
lumbus, Americas foremost ace, has
won the distinguished service cross.
He has 1S official victories to his
| credit.
Red Cross will detail man from
the organization to assist the Ohio
health department in finding and as
signing nurses for influenza patients
| throughout the state.
Acting State Health Commissioner
Baunran announces there are 100000
cases of influenza in Ohio. Thirty
five physicians have been detailed by
the United States public health serv-
ice to Ohio communities.
| Because of the influenza epidemic
Governor Cox has called off the win
the war for permanent peace" con
vention, which was to have been held
at Columbus under the auspices OF
the League to Enforce Peace.
C. A Matheny, superintendent OF
the public schools of West Alexan
dria. has been appointed instructor
in the model school of teachers col
1ege, Miami university. He also viii
have charge of athletics.
Carl D. Snyder, 21, of New Phila
delphia, died at the Alliance city hos
pital of injuries received in the foot
ball game with the MathiH Athletic
club eleven. His back was broker
in a scrimmage.
German Lutheran parochial school
house at Schumm, small village II
Van Vert county, was dynamited ant
wrecked. The dynamiters were trace
; to an Indiana town. Rev. Georg'
Myers is the pastor and teacher.
After conferences between the off
cials of the Ohio Electric lines AM
5 striking employees, an agreement wa
reached for the men to return t.
r work and await the result of petition
: to the war labor board formulate
: on both sides.
: That the jumbo variety of peanu
, may be added to the regular crop
Y grown in Crawford county has bee
demonstrated by NJ C. Coulter, fol
!, mer policeman, who has raised mic
: crop of them in his garden at Bl
p cyrus.
: A new state rental commission fo
g the protection of soldiers familie
S and dependents from rent profteer
was formed at meeting of the stat
t legal committee of the Ohio counc
e of national defense.
e Frank Hamilton, mayor, and Henr
}. Grunerty, safety director of Piqui
/ on charges of espionage in come,
y ton with their alleged utterances
opposition to the fourth liberty loal
s Bond in both cases was fixed &
II $4,000.
l. Near Newark, Mrs. William o
l. borne of Baltimore was probably Fl
n tally injured and her sisters, Mr.
e James Hessie of Columbus and Mr.
0 Adam Sparks of Baltimore, were ser
e ously hurt, when the automobile
which they were riding collided wit
a another machine.
l, War labor needs in Ohio approx
n mate $4,000 workers. Thousands
a men now in work that is. not vital |
G. the governments tremendous W:
Ir program are to be called on to f
e the great gaps in the ranks of Unc
70 Sans labor army. Employers
E, such men are to be asked to sure
der them.
n State Auditor Donahey issued
d statement saying he is opposed to IL
4 proposed constitutional amendmel
4 providing for the classification
property, because it would make ts
a. rates on the different kinds of pro
10 erty the football of each succeedir
p general assembly.
a. Colonel M. c. Mumma and his sta
Of have closed the headquarters of Il
n small arms firing school at Can
.e Perry Several thousand student OF
al GERS were graduated from the scho
n this year, all of whom have been a
n signed to other posts as instructo
in small arms practice.
te Several hundred women conducto
lie fighting to hold their jobs on Clev
d land streetcars will get hearing b
ii fore the national war labor board
re Washington, and may not be requir,
Y to give up their positions Nov. 1.
al Labor demands in Ohio exceedt
III the available supply by approximat