Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-04-12

byterian church at F;ndlay.
Carl Hiretus of Cleveland, student
in officers training camp at Augusta,
Ca, sIl3t and killed himself.
Charles II. Pierce IS, banker and
veteran of the civil war, died sud
denly at his home in Springfield.
Ernest Gerber, a Wayne county
Mennonite, and eight others, were in
dicted, charged. with ~ohstrucung the
draft.
More than 100 prisoners are in the
trouble, attributed to jelly served at
a meal.
George Osler, 40, was probably IA
tally wounded at Geneva when he
a accidentally shot by William
Thomas. II.
IeAIoAeI g SuIlUIod 'lIpuBq quo! V
held up and robbed the First National
bank at jacksonville, near Cincin-
natl, of $4,000.
Accused of making unpatriotic re-
marks, three members Of al orches-
ira in a To'Cdo theater are detained
by federal authorities.
Several residents of Fremont, in
editor, were visited and made 20
" loyalty to the flag.
Crawford county commissioners
purchased the Gallon Brewing COM
pany plant at Gallon and will convert
it into a chiidren's home.
A. F.. Dorsey. Findlay banker AMI
oil man, declined to make a race for
the nomination to congress from the
Eighth Congressional district.
Body of Oliver Gatten, farmer, was
found in shallow water in Nest creek
near WoodSfield. 1t is thought he
tainted and fell into the creek.
A wet and dry election at Gale
donia. Marion county. was called off
because the petition had not been
read three times before council.
An injunction was obtained at To-
ledo by Socialist Poles restraining
their officers from a~filiating with the
pro-German Socialists of Chicago.
Major Horace c. Keifer, son Of Gen
eral ]. Warren Keller, died at Spring
field, aged so years. He served a
year on his fathers staff in the Span
ish-American war.
State public utilities commission
authorized the Cambridge Telephone
company to purchase the property cf
The Central Union company in thai
city Tor a consideration of $63 200.
An earnest appeal was issued by
The lake division of the Red Cross
for registered nurses Of OHIO to voi
unteer for service i'll American mil
tary hospitals in the United states.
Adams County Agricultural society
will make an award of $50 in war
savings and thrift stamps to the
county school, that shows the Des.
record in purchase OF stamps up tc
the time the fair is held next fall.
John F. Hagerty, accused of the al
legged murde" of DR.. Harry L. Chaplin
prominent Cleveland physician, i:
under arrest in Kansas City. DR.. Cha
pin was fcaind in q room of a hotel
at Cleveland Nov. S last, with his
skull FRACTURES
New homo of Alliance Lodge Nc
467, b. P. o. E., at Alliance, will BIZ
dedicated by John G. Price Of Column
bus, the special representative o
Grand Exalted Ruler Harper. Judg,
Charles Krighbaum of Canton vii
make the address.
Because she refused to consult
physician about her condition. he
escort is said to aave forced poIsel
down the thu oat of Anna Stein. II, 9
Cincinnati. The pair was riding il
al automobile when the assault i
said to have occurred.
August Hickman, 81, and Jacer
Ko1n, 40, shipbuilders, we're arrestei
by federal officials, charged with dis
tributing German printed propagard.
among $500 men employed on gov
eminent contracts al the America
Sh~ipbuilding company at Lorain.
Harrison Coates of Bradford wa
killed and four others were injursI
when an automobile in which the
were riding ran into a tree eigl,
miles east of Greenville. The injure
were Harrison Hile, Earl Coppocf
lldI1 ZllI1IACl III LIZ LII AilllG
After ne had pleaded guilty at Ct
lumbus to a general charge of hem.
r eide, Judge Dillon found Georg
] Bruck, 81. guilty of murder in frs
degree, With a recommendation q
mercy, and sentenced him to the per
ientiary fer life. Rruck slew Miss Il
Althauser Get q last at her room
" The crime g"ew OFT of a lovers qua.
rel.
That the fire at the American Chat
company'S plant at Columbus was il
cendiary and Fart of a pro. Germar
plot, instead Of accidental, and the
Edward Lescollett. who caused tn
fire and lost his life in it, was muI
. Gered by a fellow plotter, instead @
having been s~ufIocated, as thought a
the time, is the opinion expressed b
S State Fire Marshal Fleming after a
investigation of several months. f
g forts to locate the alleged murdere
have failed.
: Soldiers and Sailors Orphan;
home at Xenia displays a service fla
of 1913 stars.
Y DR.. Harrison G. Wagner, Clevelan
physician and surgeon. is dead. H
was widely known as & d~iagnosticial
Walter B. Richie, author of th
Knights of Pythias ritual and formc
grand commander of the order, die
at his home in Lima from the effect
G of a fall.
i Ashland county has sold more Wa
n savings and thrift stamps per capt.
= than any other county in the Unite
II States. Tie per capita Distribute
is $15.76.
Fairfield county went over the IL
c in it's war chest campaign. Subscri
lions reported totaled more tina,
t, $500, 900. The campaign started wit
Z Il goal of $500, 900.
Edward Schott was forced to salui
and kiss the American flag by a gror
), of workmen at the shop where |
q was employed at Marion after an {
d legged unpatriotic remark.
e. Edwin Jones of jackson. form