Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-07

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burned
c. E. Garrison, 81, was killed near
Marietta when his auto skidded into |
a ditch.
Forty-three thousand selects will
be in training at Camp Sherman by !
July Il.
Federal government may establish
a large aviation school at the state
fair grounds.
German enemy aliens will not be
allowed to visit summer resorts in
Cincinnati
Five thousand Ohio selects are now
in training at Camp Gordon, near AT
lanta, Ga.
E. B, Hopkins. 20, wholesale grocer
and civil war veteran, died suddenly
at Yellow Springs.
Dale Flanagan, II, Marion, was ac-
cidentally shot by playmate He
is in critical condition.
Glenn Wett Of Union and Leo J.
Oliger of Dayton were drowned while
bathing in Saltwater river.
Mrs. George Baumgardner CT Van
Buren was knocked down and seri-
ously injured by runaway horse.
George McGinnis, 19, Marion, and
who registered as 81 to get into the
army with his brother, died at Camp
Sherman.
At Bucyrus Vernon and Roland
Grove were severely injured when
their motorcycle collided with an au-
tomobile
Mr.. Martin Stamm, II, Fremont,
| well known surgeon and president OF
the Sandusky County Medical asso-
citation, is dead.
Union county Republican executive
committee endorsed Frank B. Willis
for governor and A. Jay Miller for
attorney general.
Everett Koon, 16, pleaded guilty at
Athens to Staying John Robinett, IS,
Nelsonyille, and was sentenced to
the Mansfield reformatory
Rev. Minot ]. Savage, D. D., a lead
) ing minister of the Unitarian church
at Cleveland, died suddenly at ho-
tel in Boston. He was II years old.
John Baumgardner, SO, was found
dead in a barn at Coshocton. It is
believed he committed suicide with a
shotgun which was found near the
body
Mrs. W. A. Ashbrook of Johnstown,
wife OF Representative W. A Ash
brook, underwent an operation at
Washington and is in serious con.
: dition.
Two masked men forced G.. Men
n oF g.
Cleveland, to hand over $2,865 from
> his safe. Police wounded and cap
tured a suspect.
: Lieutenant j. w. Headington, for
: mer Knox county state representa-.
:, tive, has been commissioned captain
a : of Company C, 112th ammunition
train, Camp Sheridan.
III health that forced him to resign
> in January as bookkeeper for a Co
lumbus bank was held responsible
:. for the suicide of William Landon
70. He ended his life with shotgun
Salem city council granted wage
: increases from s100 to s105 a month
:, to chiefs of fire and police depart
ments and raised pay of firemen ani
policemen from $50 to $50 a month
An argument which followed tn
= refusal of Mary LeaslIre Fox to re
: turn and live with her husband
= Loney V. Fox, resulted IN her mu1
der and the suicide of her HUSBAND
at Mrs. Fox's home, in Chillicothe
= = Between $4,000 and $4,000 wa
realized at Cincinnati for the Rel
Cross through a concert conductet
: by Eugene Ysaye, the Belgian violin
: ist, who was recently appointed con
: ductor of the Cincinnati Symptom,
= orchestra
Five hundred employees of the Ma
. tional Tube company at Lorail
~ painted a man yellow and wrot
:, Stacker" on his back when he r.
:, !" fused to subscribe to the war ches
" fund, although earning $3.50 a mont
: as a laborer in the mill
y, H. Eyan Williams, famous tenol
- died at the Akron city hospital, ate
). an illness of one week. Death wa
- due to blood poisoning. Two son
- are in the army Mr.. Williams wa
= born at Mineral Ridge and worke
:, - in Ohio mines as a breaker boy.
:" Mayor Karb exercised his powe
of veto upon the ordinance closin
Columbus saloons from 10 p. N. unit
rs a. m, the cabaret ordinance TO
y bidding the employment of wome
IN IN places where iptoXicants are sol
5e and the ordinance putting the ban @
70 winerooms.
ed Mrs. T. w. Thomas went to tt
railway station at Canton to see b,
,ir son, Harry Thomas, entrain for Can
of Gordon. Suddenly she fell to Il
nd sidewalk. A physician was summone
on and found her dead. The son ws
n given official leave of absence to q
he tend his mothers funeral
Miss Belle Downing of Chardo
ill was killed and Miss Isabel BallantyT
'ct of Latonia fatally injured when IL
an auto in which they were riding We
lio struck by an interurban car ne;
;h- Simpsonville, Ky. They were gpes
he of Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Isham of S
ye Petersburg, Fla, both of whom wei
killed.
lio Cleveland oversubscribed the VI
ost tory chest in the eight-day campais
,ar just ended by s5,0OO,OOO, The Clev
de- land war council asked S6,000,000
,ut the victory chest. 1t was given abo
$11, 100000
mt Ohio State Telephone compal
a must pay Columbus a Judgment
yes S93.043. This sum is held by the S
in preme court to he due under the CO.
ges pany's franchise contract executed
re- 1899, by which the city was to !
IN ceive / per cent on the first $500
of of the company's gross receipts,
de- per cent on the second $4,000 and
per cent on all over 100000.
be Youngstown exceeded its $1,00
900 war chest quota.
16, Walter O. Bingham, Attica auton
ur- bile dealer, was found guilty of S,
ith ond degree murder. The jury W
oto out more than 12 hours. Binghe
,hn was released under $4,000 bail,
life counsel filing a motion for a n,