Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-09-20

have named baby boy left on |
doorstep Woodrow Foch Pershing.
L. A. j. Kroner of Cleveland was
reelected president of the Ohio State
Association OF Stationary Engineers. |
Prohibition party leaders admit
that they have not succeeded in
getting enough signatures to get their
state ticket on the ballot this year.
Sergeant Wilbur Boyd of Marion.
Pershing's first division of regulars
to be landed on French soil.
Tracy Thompson. Delaware lumber
man. and his three sons. Ralph. Law
renee aad George, registered for mill
tary service.
At Springfield Mrs. Martha A Vii
son. Il, committed sGioide after
shooting w. A Bayliss, her. son,in-
law, who died shortly afterwards
Roundhouse and repair shop OF the
Toledo Terminal Railroad company
at Toledo was destroyed by fire.
Loss $50 900.
Charles H. Baker, 46, machinist,
was shot to death and his com panion
robbed by two negroes at Columbus.
The slayers escaped
Rev ]. B. Reemtsa, former Presby-
teriar minister at Findlay has been
commissioned first lieutenant and
chaplain IN the army.
Astville. Pickawey county, contin-
ued wet when the village defeated
local prohibiticn by vote Of 1876 to
1itl in Beal law election.
Every dealer in Sebring. a town ol
4.500 population, is without sugar
The state food administration has
been appealed to.
Colonel Benson w. Hough has been
wounded in the left elbow. He is in
command of the l66th regiment, for
merly the old Fourth Ohio, now in
France
Lowell E. Helm, the first Sand5sky
boy killed in France, was victim of
bomb. dropped from an enemy air.
plane He was instantly killed vile
sleeping.
Angelus bell of ST Mary's Catholic
church, Marion. will be rung daily at
4:30 p. m, when every Catholic in
the city will pray for Americas sci
dlers in France.
When a passenger train struck
their auto at a grade crossing pear
Youngstown, Stanley H. Grimes, 49,;
Joseph Welsh, IS; Margaret McFad-
den, II, and Ella McFadden, l6, were
killed.
| AT Cleveland. Mrs. Ethel Hupp
asked dismissal of the divorce suit
filed by her husband, Elmer Hupp
who was exonerated by a jury sew
era months ago OF the murder OF
Charles Joyce.
Baron Kapitan Nierde Barry, 80
years old, SO inches in height and
weighing 32 pounds. registered witt
the county draft board at Spring
field. He is native of Aastria-Hun
gary.
Eugene v Debs, four times candi
date for president of the United
States on the Socialist ticket, wa'
placed on trial in federal court a
, Cleveland. charged with violation o
the espionage act.
Mrs. Lewis Newland mother of fiy,
small children, was shot and Instant,
killed at Washington c. H. by her sol
Dwight, aged 8. The woman jus
stepped into her home when the bo,
pointed the gun at her and snappe'
the trigger. He did not know tn
gun was loaded.
Arrival in England of a specia
committee headed by DR.. w. c
Thompson, president of Ohio Stat
university, TO study food productio
there and in France and Italy, wa
announced by the department of asc
culture.
A conference will be held at Colun
: bus during the next 10 days. accort
ing to an announcement by Since
D. Fess. chairman of the Republica
! national congressional campaign con
mittee, for the purpose of starting tn
. congressional campaign in Ohio.
Four men were killed and severe
q badly hurt when a freight struck
n railway motor car near Portsmouth
Twenty men were on the motor ca
, and many escaped by jumping. Thos
4 killed were: Mack Hibbs. Rarden
Samuel Curtis. Rarden; Doris Wea'
!, er, Rarden; Oscar Moore, Young
a town.
a o. L. Lake, a government repr
n sentative. arrived in Marion to mai
survey of traction line facilities pr
e liminary to the government takir
n over certain Ohio interurban railwa!
n to relieve congestion of steam lint
n this fall and winter. 1t is planned
d run package cars from Clevelar
/. through Columbus to Cincinnati.
g Governor Cox appealed to all er
e ployers to make claims for deferre
classifications for employees they r
vt gard essential to their industry (
1t business. or see to it that the me
ii themselves do so. He asked, furthe
u more, that registrants remain in o
D. cupations they now are in, whetht
4. war work or not, giving assuran'
e that every bona fide industrial or C
If cupationai claim, including agricr
1t ture, will be given careful consider
ton by district boards.
s George W Baker and Paolno Pa
J. attoni, Portsmouth murderers. wi
5, were to have been eIectrocuted F.
2. day at the penitentiary, were granite
4 reprieves to Sept. q by Governor c.
to enable them to carry their cases
st the supreme court.
e L. S. Gibson. rs. and his daughte
st Mrs. Elizabeth Cove, As, were four
It murdered at their home at Norwal
If Their throats had been cut. appa
e emily with a razor. which was -four
p on the floor covered with blood. Poll
d learned a stranger had been Civ;
sr board and lodging at the Gibson hon
earlier Ii the week.
10 Yeggmen blew the safe in the G,
al lipolis theater. securing about $40
of cash and several pieces OF valuab
l, | .ewelry-
lie At Newark, Otto Steinmeier al
ID Frank Wagner we're seriously hu
when their auto turned over 20 70
ID | embankment.