Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-10
Fred Lachennaer SO. Marysvl.Ie,

Miller and Henry Eber were injured
when Eber's auto turned over.
Peter Kucherow, prominent Social
ist, was shot ard killed at Cleveland
by an unknown man. who escaped.
H. E. Cooke, so, West Mansfield.
was killed when he fell while at work
at the Erie roundhouse at Marion.
Four infantry regiments at Camp
Sherman will he transferred at an
early date to another cantonment.
Frank Uher, a., was instantly killed
by premature powder explosion in
coal mine near New Philadelphia
Norman Hood of Gallipolis, mem
Der Of the Rainbow division in
France, was killed in action at the
front.
Lieutenant K. G. Crossen, former
Athens county physician, was award
ed the French war cross for bravery
in action.
R. M. Mcclure, secretary Of the
Marion chamber of commerce, has
resigned to accept a similar position
| at Mansfield.
Mrs. Lulu Young, go, was burned to
death at her home in Springfield
while at work in the kitchen. Her
clothes caught fire
| Final examinations in Cleveland
high and grade schools has been
abolished Daily work now determines
whether the pupils pass.
Chillicothe and Camp Sherman
Electric Railway company has been
incorporated to extend the city car
service to Camp Sherman.
Sergeant Orville G. Fuller, 81, son
of Frank Fuller, Circleville, has been
killed in action in France. He was
member of the Rainbow division
Ohio consumers are urged to econ
omize to the utmost in the use of
sugar, so that there will be a suffi-
cient supply for the canning season
All of the 14S artillery graduates OF
the third officers training school at
Camp Sherman have been ordered to
Camp jackson, Columbia, S. c., for
duty.
Wayne County School Superintend-
ent Baumgardrer favors six-day
school weeks for next year following
the successful try-out given in the
rural districts,
Loss caused by the Lake Erie and
} Western shops fire at Lima is fixed
at s1,G00,000. One man is held pend.
ing investigation of the cause of the
; conflagration.
DR.. Eleanor N. Adams, Cincinnati
who has been acting president of Ok
| ford college for women for siz
months, has been elected president
by the board of trustees.
BY threatening to shoot, deputy
!, sheriffs dispersed a mob of severa
hundred East Liverpool citizens, whC
sought to molest an imprisoned Aus
trian charged with defacing libert,
loan flag
An attempt was made to gain en-
trance to the county Jail at Millers
burg by three men to release Edward
, Morgan, Chicago, and George Keith
Pittsburgh, charged with carrying
concealed weapons.
Plans for a fourth officers trainin.
school, to be held at Camp Sherman
+ from May 15 to Aug. 15, vanished fol
lowing an announcement from divi
. sion headquarters to the effect tina
r the camp would not be held there
!. Corporal John Collins, former Le
rain boy, with the Royal Welsh Fusi
:. liers in Palestine, has been awarde
i the Victoria Cross for conspicuou
r bravery in rescuing Is comrades fror
a death while he was severely wounded
/ En- route home, cast OF Delaware
from the funeral of relative a
f Marysville, Mrs. John O'Brien wa
!. probably fatally injured when tn
q auto, driven by her brother-in-lav
! James OBrien, colIided with a
G. electric car O'Brien was severel
!. hurt.
A branch of the state council of dt
|, fense will be created in every cour
:. ty in Ohio. Organization of the var
n Gus counties will be undertaken III
s der the direction of a chief Of stat
# who will be named by the governol
e and who will have headquarters
Columbus.
i William Russ, farmer living nes
r, Portsmouth and who is alleged t
Y, have made disloyal remarks concerl
r ing the United States, was seized b
l. 200 of his neighbors and forced t
c lead loyalty parade, carrying th
national colors. After the parade b
If purchased a liberty bond.
a. Trailed to Youngstown by feder;
4 agents, James Halwin, 25, and C. 1
g Myers, 2S, were arrested, charge
q with impersCnating United States o
IT f1cers. The men, it is charged, col
,r fined their alleged operations to fo
y eigners, and representing themselve
Y, as food inspectors, secured sun
N ranging from $1z to S25 as protectio
against arrest.
rs Lieutenant OTren I. Brandeen ar
h, Private Ralph Morgan, Lancaster sc
le diers, were cited in French regimen
al orders for conspicuous bravery.
10 George D. Dunathan, former pos
e. master at Findlay, has been appoin
II ed a deputy inspector in the dail
Sc and food division Of the state agl
cultural department.
as Three men gained entrance to Il
le Family theater, moving pictu1
g. house in Cincinnati, bound and gagge
e. the watchman, locked two scrub wo1
Id en- in a room, blew open and ra
to sacked the safe and escaped wi
$500.
ut Anthony Barleon, IS, former new
IN paper publisher, is dead at McArthu
in When sparks from chimney
ne nited a birds nest ON the roof of &
ne Oregon township, Lucas count
al school the flames spread to the shi
IL giles. The children marched out al
organized a bucket brigade, but Il
re building burned to the ground
be Hal G. DeRan of Fremont, form
er Sandusky county representative
in the state legislature, was disbarrt
to from practice in the federal coul
til The charge was that of perjury
in connection with the affairs of Il