Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-14
Sheldon G. Smith resigned as audi

All services at Trinity Lutheran
church, Marysville, will be conducted
in English hereafter.
| Henry Town, l. w. w. organizer.
was arrested at Youngstown under
the new espionage act. /
Dan Datis, foreman at steel
mill, was shot by three unknown men
at Warren and probably will die.
Irwin and Earl Steece were badly
injured when their auto turned turtle
near Kirkpatrick, Marion county.
| Vossler Brothers, saloonists, closed
their doors and quit business. leav-
ing only 10 saloons in Wapakoneta.
Ohio is called on to furnish 1,4S4
registered nurses to the Red Cross!
for military hospital service abroad.
Body of unknown negro, believed
TO have frozen to death last January,
was found in the woods south of Bu-
cyrus
Ora Troyer, Mennonite leader. was
sentenced to 25 years in jail for fail
ure to keep his 9-year-old daughter in
school.
. Harry S. Osborn of Cincinnati was
elected president of the Ohio branch
of the National Association of POST
Office Clerks.
Mahoning county has sent nearly
5000 men to war. Eight hundred and
thirty-ene have just been sent to
Camp Gordon. Ga.
E Industrial commission claims have
= a precedence over first claim mort
cages, federal courts have decided in
, an Allen county case.
- Four persons were injured in a
;, head-on collision of two Youngstown
and Ohio River railroad passenger
cars near East Liverpool
:, A mysterious explosion in the plant
f of the Libbey Glass company, Toledo,
blew down huge stack and killed
Louis Wilson, rs. laborer.
- Edward Spear, SO, is dead at his
- home in New Athens. He IS said tc
have held the Ohio record for the
= longest Masonic membership.
- Mrs Mary A. Link, 81, Bucyrus
: died Of blood poisoning caused by a
= needle piercing one of her fingers
v while she. was washing curtains
- William Coffman of Davisville, {
~ select, is in Jail in Jackson in con
:. nection with the killing Of John Tur
- vey, 26 a policeman of Coalton.
- Body Of Miss Harriet NJ. King, 6s
- magazine writer. was found on
walk in her flower garden at Dayton
" 1t is believed she succumbed to par
alytic stroke
Ordinances boosting salaries O
~ ~ more than 1000 city employees gel
~ ting less than $4,000 a year s25
month were unanimously passed b
Columbus council
=. Anthony Frazer, 40, was instantl
~ killed and Murrell Crissett, 81, wa
~ seriously injured when they wer
- struck by lightning while digging
ditch near Oxford
% c. J. Reams of Marysville was al
y pointed superintendent of the Fa,
~, ette-Pickaway-Clinton state free en-
'"- ployment bureau, with headquarter
in Washington C. H.
:: Orville Wright, 40, farmer. an
Is, two children. Dorothy, 8, and Rober
Z, were instantly killed when the
i' automobile was struck by a trail
about six miles east of Xenia
When their automobile was demo
- ished by an interurban car south
- Norwalk, o. NJ. Watts, farmer, h
" wife and two sons, Lane %, an
Vaughn, 25, were instantly killed.
~. Ohio wheat is progressing in fir
-. shape and in some localities is hea
~ ing, according to the weekly repo
~ of the United States department
'n' agriculture Oats, meadows and ga
~ dens are thriving.
At Cleveland Abraham WeinZiI
mer, "a, real estate dealer, was sh
~ 'oo and killed by the police when he fl
,oo' from a house the officers had raid,
eIo e in search of the murderer of neg
@A' who was called to his door and sh
to death.
np Mrs. Lawrence K. Langdon, "a.
nse Lebanon, wife of Lawrence K Ian
am don, prominent Republican and fl
any mer member of the state public uti
pro ties commission, died at Cincinns
10 from appendicitis.
An engine colided with an emp
lalf troop train on the Erie railroad ne
to Ashland. Engineer Wilbur Evar
Just Conductor Charles Wolf, Firem;
of Clyde Boyer, Brakeman Will Shelto
lies all of Marion, and an unidentif
nt's porter were killed.
John Evans, II, son of John
pro- Evans, former Niles merchant, a
has Noble Woods, TO- son of Hen
ght Woods, were drowned in
and ander creek, near Niles. Evans col
one not swim and. getting into the stres
ira beyond his death depth, he clung
sur the Woods boy until both sank.
A drastic order was issued by
lio's S state liquor license board against
l Of sale of liquor to men drafted for m
bus. tary service. If a saloonist serves
and quor to a select after he appears
He fore his draft board and takes I
flee oath of allegiance to the governme
nion he will subject himself liable to
IS. feiture of his license.
for Judge William j. Duncan of FIJI
eX- lay announced his candidacy for t
)art- Republican nomination of judge
Of the supreme court of this state.
Accused Of pointing a gun at n
| o. who attempted to raise an Americ
ourt flag on a stock farm near Toledo, ]
for ward Buester, German farm hal
pub is under arrest. officers took two
volvers from his trunk.
ting The secretary of state, not the
amp islature, desfgnates the title of
ove- constitutional amendment to be s
oral mitted to the people, Attorney G.
p to eraI McGhee ruled in an opinion
Secretary of State Fulton.
are Crestline will conduct war ch
week campaign.
Sc Forty retail grocers. some of tn
ough conducting the largest stores in
and ledo, agreed to sell no mere VIII
It of -four until the crop from the n
ainst harvest is available. They voted
turn their stocks over to the COVE
titles ment for shipment to France
n of When W. E. Benny, registrs
l in Cleveland, was placed under arr