Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-28

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eties elected r. L. Baldwin OF
Youngstown president.
Ohio Bed and Mattress Manufac-
turers' association held its annual
session at Cedar Point.
Four newly registered men on the
list of'the wellston draft board gave
the name of William ]. Bryan.
Northwestern Ohio volunteer fire.
men. representing 110 towns, met at
Napoleon in annual convention.
Clifford w Cushman OF Toledo anil
Albert Silverton of Cincinnati, ma
rines. were killed in action in France.
Ohio Army of School Sammies will
strive to sell $1,O00,O0O in war say-
ings stamps during the week of June
1922.
All controversies between Cleve-
land master bakers and their ein-
ployes have been adjusted through
arbitration.
John Cressay, so, Marion, farmer,
tried to beat a fast express train over
crossing with a team and wagon.
He was killed.
William Bickelburger Of South
Lebanon was killed in an explosion
at the plant Of the King Powder com
pany, Kings Mills.
Farm labor bureau Of the Ohio de-
fcnse council announces that 955 mer
and boys are wanted to work on
farms in Ohio at once.
| -, n
streets, Helen Dolson, 4, ran into the
path of a delivery truck at Columbus
and was killed instantly.
| Robert Donaldson, IS, Of Cleve-
land was seized with cramps and
| drowned while swimming in Lake
Milton. near Youngstown
Hamilton county Democratic nom
mating committee selected Sidney e.
Stricken as Democratic candidate for
congress from the First district.
James Gales pleaded guilty at Co
lumbus to charge of violating the
Mann act and was sentenced to three
years in federal prison at Atlanta.
Married at IA, Mrs. Joseph Arthur,
now II, filed suit for divorce at Ma
rion, claiming her husband was NOV
ing from place to place continually.
Mrs. Madeline A. Bennett, tubercy.
losis expert at the base hospital,
Camp Sherman, died from injuries
sustained when thrown from horse
| Clarence M. Pierce. 40, engineer
died Of heart trouble in the cab of his
engine at Climax. Crawford county
while waiting for another train tc
pass.
Ninety-eight young women were
graduated from the College FOR Won
en- of Western Reserve university
Cleveland, the largest number in it:
history.
DR.. Albert B. Storms was inaugu
rated as president of Baldwin-Wal
lace college, Berea, at the commence
ment exercises. Glass reunions were
also held.
Grocery Of John Ripple, on Mas
sillon road. near Canton. was CLOSED
by the Stark county committee. Rip
pie Is charged with violating foot
regulations.
Lieutenant Kent. one of the avia
tors who flew from Fairfield to Indiar
Lake park, near Bellefontaine, wat
bitten by a frightened dog when he
made a landing.
A loss of $4,000 was sustained il
q hfe which destroyed the plant O
the National Fire Proof company a
East Palestine, near Salem, throwing
100 people out of work.
At Toledo Jack Good, 2S, wal
placed on trial on the charge of vic
iating the Mann act An hour latel
he had been found guilty and sen
fenced to 10 years Imprisonment
| Representative Ashbrook nominal
ed Russell v. Eastman of Mt. Vernon
as principal at West Point militar.
academy and Ed Thompson of CO
shocton as principal at Annapolis
naval academy.
William ]. Won Struckard. 80. o
J Dayton, was arrested at Cincin
natl, charged with inspersonating al
officer of the UEited States army. H
, says his father is a general in tn
tiernlan army and that Admiral Vo
1 Tirpitz is his uncle
After holding the position for 1
} years, General John c. Speaks Wi
resign as chief state game warden a
soon as arrangements can be mad
! for a successor to take charge of tn
} work. He is seeking the Republica
nomination for congress from tn
: Columbus district.
An interurban car plunged rs fe,
: into gorge from Glen's bridge nes
: Akron. The dead; c. o. Gilmor
I conductor: Charlie G. Hoy, teamir
! contractor; E. A. Pryor, secretary
Cuyahoga Falls Building and Loan a
} fsociation, and Liuzzi Pallegioni, A
! lived at Cuyahoga Falls
Ho 'seholders are requested by Il
state food administration not to bl
o more than one and one-quart
o pounds of clear beef a week, or OF
2 and one-half pounds. including Il
r bone, for each person in the hous
e hold. Hotels and restaurants a
L asked not to serve boiled beef mo
! than two meals weekly, beefste;
q more than one meal weekly and roa
n beef more than one meal weekly. e
a of pork is urged as a substitute f
5. beef.
i Edward H. Doty of Tuscaloos
+ Ala, claims that, among other thing
$ burglars at Toledo stole two go
/ teeth. which we're taken from h
mouth.
e Mrs. r. II. Maur died at Toledo
l. heart disease 10 minutes after ha
h ing left her only son, Robert, 23, wi
, enlisted in the army motor mecha
3 ics' school.
A. l.. Hitchcock, Socialist memb,
s Of the Cleveland school board. wi
L was convicted at Toledo for viclatiC
II of the espionage act, was formal
o removed from office by the Clevelai
board of education.
's New Pittsburgh Coal company al
Stratton Brothers, both of Murr
II City, operators of grocery stores ne
81 their coal mines. were fined $50 al
-e S100, respectively, by Food Admin
~ trotax NrOvfo,, Co.. xol-f-. .II.z~.5