Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-09-27
Mayor Carlton, East Palestine, will

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tor of First Baptist church, Bucyrus.
Milford citizens have formed a
community church.
Mrs Leanna Swartz died at Orr
vile at the age of 102 years and 9
months.
William H. Boyd, 65, farmer, was
found dead on the front porch of his
home, near Millersburg.
At Toledo, Peter Hierholzer, 69,
shot himself because he hadn't heard
from three sons in France.
Many Ohio ministers are attending
the Ohio conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church at Portsmouth.
For the first time since 1869 the
Ohio electorate has only two state
tickets to vote in November, Demo
cratic and Republican
At Columbus, George Hammond, |
accused of the murder of his wife, |
was pronounced sane by the probate |
court.
Unit of the student army training |
corps will be established at Wilber-
force university, Xenia, for colored |
troops.
Joseph Kissinivich, aged As, was
killed by fall of stone in the mine
of the Pursglove- Maher Coal company
at Glencoe.
Despondent because of prolonged
i'll health and worry over soldier
| son in France, Mrs. Fred Angus, 48,
Fremont, committed suicide by jump
| ing into the Sandusky river.
Colonel Thomas Duncan, command
ant at Wilbur Wright armorers'
school at Dayton, has been ordered
to Washington and may leave soon
for overseas duty.
| Cincinnati police strike was de-
| clared- off The men returned with
out obtaining any guarantees from
| the city officials relative to their de-
mands for increased wages.
Jacob Smith, So, was killed, and
his wife and mother-in-law were seri-
ously injured by train which struck
Smiths stalled automobile on grade
crossing near Minerva, Stark county.
Three hundred men and women
employed in the plant of the Clauss
Shear company, Fremont, walked out,
demanding they be paid every other
Saturday instead of the 10th and 25th
of the month
| Ohio has fallen short in the Red
Cross campaign for recruiting nurses
for military needs. Ohio's quota for
the year was 1,911 nurses. Only 1,118
nurses had made application for serv-
ice up to Sept. Is, leaving 1893 nurses
to be recruited by Jan. 1.
Fire of unknown origin destroyed
the foundry and wood shop at the
Chase Foundry and Manufacturing
company at Columbus, causing a loss
estimated at $25,000 The company
is engaged in the manufacture Of
trucks almost exclusively for the gov
ernment.
Losing control of his machine as it
: skidded, two miles north of Marys-
, vile, Jesse Risor, "a, drove into a
ditch The car upset on the occu-
| pants. Risor died of his injuries.
Leroy Smith, Benjamin Benedict and
Arthur Johnson were badly injured.
All lived in Marion.
! George F. Miles, provisional ap-
| pointee as chief statistician and me-
diator for the state industrial com.
mission, was certified for permanent
appointment by the state civil service
commission Will P. Haynes of Co
A lumbus and G. F. Gessamen, Youngs
town, also were certified as eligible
! DIR. Ernest Bourner Allen, pastor Of
= Washington Street Congregations
Y church, and Rev. H. D. Johnson ol
: | Rosewood Presbyterian, church, botE
t of Toledo, have resigned. DR.. AlleI
becomes pastor of Oak Park Congre
f gational church, Chicago. DR.. John
e son has been elected field secretar.
: of Wooster college.
4 Hereafter Governor Cox must ap
e prove the resignation of members o
i draft boards in Ohio before such res
ignations will be accepted by Proves
e Marshal General Crowder, who said
It Under the law members, havin:
g been appointed by the president, ar
S compelled to render service as sucl
5. until relieved by the president"
It Akron city officials pay little atter
tion to the laws governing public e2
g penditures, so report filed by Stat
Il Examiner Frank B. Thomas on tha
t, city indicates. 1t covers the perio
) from JAN 1, 1916, to Dec. 81 1911
a Findings of 0,963 for recovery ar
1, returned, and in addition it is bel
if that illegal payments of $12,214 .wer
made.
Ie Eugene V. Debs, charged with viz
d lation of the espionage act, was SCI
1t fenced at Cleveland to 10 years
ii the Moundsville, W. Va, penitentiar
lie on each of three counts of the indie
rs ment. by Federal Judge Westel
e haver. The sentences will run col
ar currently. A writ of error to Unite
70 States supreme court was granted
IS the prisoner.
Abandonment of the law colleg
ly Ohio State university, is in prospec
IN Dean ]. ]. Adams, acting presiden
III would not say whether the collee
le will be closed. He said he knows {
Is IS students who are ready to ente
sh Sixty-one registered in the COLES
st the first week last year. Law ST
IS, dents are not eligible TO the arm
le training corps. Most of the men
~ the advanced law courses have gcr
to war.
of Ohio State university opened wit
in an enrolment of $500.
n Emanuel. Rosenfelt, so; his daug
ter-in-law, Mrs. Celia Hamels, 26, ar
ir- her two children, Jerome, 5, and Shi
ay ley, 8, were burned to death in the
e. home at Youngstown. An overheate
Id electric iron left standing on SCI
tn ing machine caused the blaze.
k. Conneaut streetcar company vi
on employ women to operate cars.
at Opening of, Mount Union college
al Alliance has been postponed uni
". Sept. 80 to accord with the plan
y" the war department for the student
as- army training corps.
er Martins Ferry undertakers a
20 showing a patriotic casket. The tt