Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-21

Albert HauSe, burned by hlgn
tension wire, is dead at Washington
c. H.
George Ross, 16, was drowned in
the Miami at Dayton by the capsizing
of boat.
Matt Edwards, 81, of DeGraff, died
of heart disease while bathing at In
dian Lake.
Miners who went on strike at the
Maher mine, west of Bellaire, are
back at work.
r. c. Lynn Of Youngstown was
elected president of the Ohio Protec-
tive Home Circle.
While playing with gun, Charles
Allen, 6. Portsmouth, shot and killed
his 3-year-old sister.
At Fostoria Margaret Kramer, Z,
was burned to death while attempt
ing to light gas range.
Trustees of German hospital. Cleve
land, changed the institutions name
to Hairview Park hospital
State Treasurer Chester E. Bryan
OF London has filed his declaration Of
candidacy for a second term.
Fire caused $4,000 worth of dam
age at the American Gypsum com
pany's warehouse. Port Clinton.
Cleveland Baptist association is ex.
pected to agree to a merger of ali
Baptists interests of northern Ohio.
Albert Hunt, IS, and Roy Dennis,
2S. were drowned in Summit lake,
| Akron tvhn. h1f,. .s~J
Joseph Breitenstein of Canton
seeks the Democratic nomination for
congressman in the Sixteenth dis
trict
J. A. Dolen Of Linwood. w Va.
brakeman, was killed when a Big
Four freight train was wrecked near
Gallon.
Men of draft age and under en-
ployed at the National Cash Register
company's plant at Dayton will re-
eeive military training.
Walter Glowacki. Cleveland: Ed
ward ]. Housby, Dayton, and William
Carl Ruhls Akron, were wounded in
action on the French front
Rev. Francis A. Boehnlein. who
was ordained by Bishop Farrelly May
20, will be assistant at st. Mary's
Catholic church in Sandusky.
Lightning killed Frank Gallon, a
farmer near Millersburg, his S-year-
old son and their horse when they
took refuge from storm under a
tree.
Major General Harry c. Hale, COM
mander of the Eightyfourth division,
formerly of Camp Zachary Taylor,
Louisville, KY, has taken command
of Camp Sherman.
City Solicitor Thompson Of East
Liverpool appealed to Senators Hard
ing and Pomerene against increased
trolley fares on the East Liferpool-
Chester, w. Va. line.
All previous records for enlist.
ments IN the navy in the Cincinnati
district were broken during the past
week when 5O7 men were accepted
and sent to the training station.
Rev. Jesse Swank, pastor Of Ep-
worth Methodist Episcopal church at
Marion, has been offered the super
intendency of the Delaware district,
succeeding Rev. B. f. Reading, Della
ware
Alphonse Micheaux, Sc, was found
drowned in shallow pool of water
at Mt. Vernon. The police pronounced
it suicide and ascribed his act to
dependency over the recent death Of
his wife.
Nearly 200 alleged slackers Of Ohio
apprehended in Columbus, Akron
Cleveland and other large cities, have
reached Camp Sherman and have
been turned over to the depot brigade
by department of justice workers.
A Norfolk and Western passenger
train was derailed, after striking a
motor moving van near Portsmouth
Engineer Edward Gardner. Fireman
Bert Stratton and Charles Caldwell
driver of the van, were injured ser
iously.
Ira Weber and Frank Smith OF
Cleveland and Russell Willard of To
ledo were arrested after a pistol fight
with Sheriff Gunsett and his deputy
on the charge of stealing two automo.
hiles and holding up a saloon and two
farmers near Van Vert
Governor Cox pardoned George Nc
Laughlin, Cleveland, sentenced in
1908 for killing his wife Pardons
also were granted to Sam sacco
Portage county. second degree mur
derer, and Edward G. Fisher. Ashta
bula, burglar. Each has wife and
child.
Ohio will not suffer through the or
der of the national war board fo
the restricted use of steel for automo
bile license tags for the coming year
as enough steel to make all the tag.
needed during the next year and ;
half has. been purchased by the boar,
of administration.
Edward c. Hazen, alleged mur
derer, now confined in the Lima hos
pital for the insane, has been de
clared sane and will be returned +,
Lorain county for a second trial OF
a first degree murder charge. He i
alleged to have gone to the home o
his estranged wife and murdered nj
NWO ShiiNtSlAs Ouc DdDy.
Union county Republicans endors
ed Judge James E. Robinson. Marys
vile, as candidate for Ohio suprem,
court judge.
For the first time in 27 years ther,
will be no fair in Redwood. Condj
tions caused by the war and tn,
dearth of cars at harvest time Il
given as the reasons.
City and interurban car men OF
the Stark Electric railway receivet
increases in wages of from Z to L
cents an hour, dating from May /
The agreement rules for one yea1
The line runs from Salem througl
Alliance to Canton.
: seventy-fve Pythian lodges IN Obi
are in need of aid, according to Char
; cellor Wormwood, who spoke at tn
7 session of the grand lodge at Sprins
field.
Margaret Gibbons, 20, and Alvin
Bohrer, Is, of Reading, were kille
{ when a delivery truck in which the
; we're returning home from a picni
. was struck by switch engine.