Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-11-08
Burglars robbed a waverly store

the Coshocton county draft board.
A dozen persons were injured in
| railroad accident near East Liverpool.
Marion streets are sprinkled with
| disinfectant as part of the campaign
against influenza.
Major Samuel M. Johnson of Ath-
ems has been recommended by the
French for the Legion of Honor.
w. A. Fisher, 21, Lancaster brake
man. was killed in a wreck at Thurs
ton.
At Cambridge, William Folkect was
electrocuted when he attempted to
turn on the light in his home.
Charles Beecher, %, Marysviiie,
died of pneumonia on transport at
sea while en- route to France.
Logan Gas and Fuel company was
granted an increase in gas rate from
33 to SO cents.
| Edward Ayers, "a, was killed by an
explosion in the glazing mill OF the
Senior Powder company at Lebanon
Harry Moehring. 10, fell through
bridge spanning the scioto river at
Columbus and was drowned.
Rev. P A Douglas, Ohio mission
airy, died of cholera at Urumiah, Per
sia
Dale Wilson, 25, farmer, was in
jured probably fatally when his auto
\ hit bridge near Washington c. H.
National executive session OF the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
of the NJ E. church will be held at
Cleveland Dec. 5 to 10,
There are over 200 cases of inftu-
enza at the Ohio Soldiers and Sail
ors' Orphans home, and more devel-
oping. The hospital is full.
Mentally unbalanced from effects
of influenza, Stephen S. Henry, 43,
retired farmer near Fostoria, killed
himself.
Columbus Rail-Light company lost
its second suit in federal court to re-
strain city officials from. enforcing
> franchise fare.
George Diehl, 4S, Cambridge. COM
mitted suicide by cutting his throat
with razor Loss of health made
him despondent.
Miss Francis Myers. Is, who lived
on farm at West independence, near
Fostoria, was crushed to death while
hauling corn.
: Infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Murrin Henry of ottawa was severe
tly burned by the overturning Of q
, kettle of boiling water
| James p Wood, Jr, who is finish
ing his second term as prosecuting
attorney of Athens county, resigned
his office to practice law in CleVe-
: land.
Influenza epidemic in Ohio appears
to be at standstill, getting neither
better nor worse. Fifty physicians
) have been sent to stricken Ohio COM
munities by tie public health service.
Mrs. Ellen Bushnell. 80. w1uow o.
the late Governor Asa Bushnell cr
Ohio, and who died in a hospital at
Baltimore, had been a lifelong resi-
dent of Springfield
From wounds received in action,
Brigadier General Edward Sigerfoos,
: 50, graduate of Ohio State university,
I is dead in France. His family resides
2 at Arcanum.
There are only two months remain
ing in which Ohio investors may buy
war savings stamps of this years
issue. Upwards of 5000, 900 Ohioans
. own war stamps. s.'
: John White, 50, former justice Of
: peace at Vickery near Toledo, was
5 sentenced to u months imprison-
ment for declaring President Wilson
4 ought to be hanged"
Earl Gamble thought he had the
:, coal oil can when he dashed gasoline
: on a fire in his cook stove at his
! home in Bellefontaine. He may die
= from burns. ..
:, Discovering a negro in their home
), at Washington C. H. at midnight.
Mrs. Sarah Larrimer and three daugh-
. ters attacked. him with a hatchet,
!. umbrellas and hot water and put him
h. to rout
q. Practically the entire business sec
- tion of Hanoyerton, Colunbiana coun-
$ ty, was wiped out by fire of unknown
,s origin, with an estimated loss of
$150O0O Nine business houses were
10 destroyed. $780,
~ Cleveland board OF education ADOPT
. ed resolutions urging upon Ohio 5
. gubernatorial candidates the neces-
- sity of raising the salaries OF schoc!
- teachers, firemen, policemen and
10 other municipal employees. fs',,'r
AS further Indication that Camp
IN Sherman medical authorizes consider
s. all danger from the influenza cpl
10 demic past, 13 more nurses were sent
at from the base hospital to aid in
i'd fighting the disease in stricken Ohio
n cities.
is Vast quantities of food, in the form
rt of fish. that should be sold through
northern Ohio markets, are being
n wasted, according to. a report of ar
IS. investigation by Captain John E
lie | washer, in charge Of the Cleveland
is offices of the United States secret
ar service. The waste, Captain Washer
ne said. results from the use of net.
at which he asserted should be prohib
n tied by law, and by the dealers re
90 fusal to buy more than a specified
quantity of fish.
rs Selective calls, which will taks
ar 10,16O Ohio men to camps and train
s, ing stations during November, were
1g announced by state draft headquar
tiers. The majority of the calls arr
ar the ones postponed from October t.
d. cause of the influenza epidemic
st w. A. Starner. 81, farmer neal
or Lancaster. committed suicide b!
IS. shooting himself with. shotgun. H,
or was in poor health.
" Ohio's quota for the big united wa
lie work campaign, to be held through
n out the country the week of Nov
al to Is, has been increased from $40
$50 900 to $15,S00,000.
rs Alva M. Thorpe shot and. killet
M Jack Rose, IS, at the Thorpe HON
of in Mantua, 10 miles from Rayenna
N The boy was with several celebra
Is tors when Thorpe fred the shot, hi
es ting him in the abdomen. He claim
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