Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-11-29

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Fire which caused much damage in
two Logan county townships resulted
in hunting being prohibited there.
State Fire Marshal Fleming has is
sued warning to hunters to be care
full of their fires
Ohio voted dry Nov. 5 by an official
majority of 25,759, Secretary of State
Fulton announced.
H D. Teal of Holgate has been
chosen Henry county sacool superin-
tendent to succeed W T. Hatcher.
Rev. T. S. Huggart, Is, for nine
years .rastor of Pisgah Presbyterian
church, Washington c. H, died after
an operation for appendicitis,
Lieutenant Bruce P Robinson of
Cleveland, stationed at Camp Dodge,
killed himself by diving under train
at Grimes, Ia.
Sergeant G. Hayden of Athens has
been decorated by the British for gal
| lantry displayed on the Vologda rail
way front, Russia
Cincinnati, Findlay and Fort Wayne
railroad was sold at auction at Find
lay to the New York bondholders for
| 100000
John C. Martin, candidate for goY-
ernor on the Democratic ticket in the
| 1916 primary, died at Greenville of
acute indigestion. Martin was to-
Mrs John Bragg, Mrs. Ortha
Brewer and Mrs. Sarah Darner, all of
| 1-;1
Electric car struck their auto, near
Springfield.
One hundred and twelve men and
three days were needed to obtain
jury at Urbana to try Mrs. Ora Bar
ger for the alleged murder of John
H. Blose.
A. P. Sandles of Ottawa, former
head OF the Ohio department of agri-
culture, has been chosen to repre-
sent Ohio as director of the Louis
vile federal farm loan bank.
Three railroad employees at Marion
were turned over to federal authori-
ties on charge of robbirg Big Four
and Erie freight cars. Goods recov-
cred are valued at $4,000.
A stray bullet from a gun in the
hands of a hunter near Wilmington
struck Charles Mckinney, u, pune
turing his skull. The BOY may re-
cover. ~
AS a result of a number of new
cases of influenza in Marysville, the
health board and Mayor Hopkins
have decided not to allow any more
public gatherings,
Charles G. Marshall of the Ohio
public utilities commission named by
Postmaster General Burleson as a
member of the committee on stand
ardization of telegraph rates.
Ralph Ray, %, We1lston, was killed
in the railroad yards at Dayton He
missed his footing and fell under g
switching train. He was employed as
brakeman.
st. Marys has again been stricken
with the influenza plague. Over sc
cases developed in three days. The
city has again been placed under
strict quarantine.
Discrimination of all Sunday con
SLTuCLlOn WIN al Sdlup Cu6tuldu dllA
the substitution of an eight-hour da.
, for the present 10 hours work, has
been ordered by the war department
Thomas Dodge, elected a membel
of the legislature on the Republican
ticket, has resigned as member o
: the Union county board of education
and Mason Curry has been appointed
to fill out the unexpired term. .
Lieutenant Claude Brannum of Day
ton died at Selfridge field, Mt. Glen
ems, Mich, as the result of a fal
from an airplane. He was to hav'
been married to Miss Katherin,
Smith of Troy. He was % years old
Newark city council passed an or
dinance prohibiting saloons fron
opening before in the morning an,
J. compelling them to close at 10 a
E night Saloons also must remain
closed on holidays.
r Everything is set for Ohios foot
S production campaign, to be conducteI
4 through county farm bureaus Thanks
: giving week A house-to-house cam
d paign by autos will be conducte,
j after the fashion of a liberty loal
t campaign.
t Five persons were killed and thre
seriously injured when a Pennsylva
d MIA passenger train struck an auto
n Canton crossing. Rev. Solomon DIT
n ma, pastor of the Roumanian church
d was the only one who escaped injury
e His wife was killed
d Three persons were drowned an
= two others narrowly escaped whe
: their automobile overturned into
ditch filled with water from rains c
n the last few days, near Leipsic. TIL
n dead: Mrs. Sarah Yeisley, aged 70
i Mrs. l. P. Yeisley, So; Phyllis, II
n daughter of Mrs. I. P. Yeisley.
h If Ohio railroads are not require
= to pay state and county taxes Will
e under federal control, the loss to tn
r, state treasury will be $2,4S3,666, an
n to the 88 county treasures $8,000,00
r. annually, according to State Auditc
a. Donahey. Governor Cox has take
W up the matter With Director Geners
McAdoo.
.e As soon as men and material ar
4, available a great program of publ
1T work is to be begun in Ohio. Publ
improvements to cost $155,278,4
al have been held up by the war. Wor
1t on these improvements will give en-
IS ployment to 100000 men,
u Lester Hall was seriously injure
at Warren when an automobile h
lie his buggy.
t. Ohio will be the first state to ratii
n the federal suffrage amendment, if
k passes the United States senate
I'd fore. March 4, in the opinion of Mr.
i'd Harriet Taylor Upton, suffrage lea
er, of Warren.
e, War labor board has fixed wage
a. of trainmen employed by the Cinci
Id natl Traction company at from 43
it 4S cents an hour and provided pr
IS. portionate increases for other Ell
is ployes, with 421a cents an hour as
a minimum for all male adults.
At Portsmouth Gussie Harris, 1