Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-05-24
STATE SIFTINCS

John Shaner, Niles, was killed
when his auto was struck by an inter
urban car.
Ten graduates received degrees "a
the Xenia United Presbyterian Theo-
logical seminary.
Cadet Harry ]. Myers of Bucyrus
was killed in an airplane accident at
Forth Worth, Tex.
More than $1,000 worth of jewelry
was stolen from the J. Walsh COM
pany's store, Toledo.
Cincinnati police have instituted a
campaign against loafers. Every
body works" is their slogan.
Fire at Cleveland damaged the
plant of the Great Western Oil conf
pany to the extent of S250,000.
Oscar Coe and Ralph Hostetter
were injured probably fatally when
their auto hit a telephone pole.
Patsy Brondo, Italian merchant, is
charged with completely in the MUIR
der of Patrolman Costigan at Akron.
DIR. Eugene Bishop was found dead
on the road near his home at Wells
ton. Heart disease is given as the
cause.
High school students at Columbus
Grove carried all German books to
The center of the town and burned
them.
William H. Hutchison, 85, farmer
near Lisbon, respondent because o!
poor health, committed suicide by
hanging
In attempting to ford a swollen
stream at Rocky Fork, near Ports
mouth, Stanley .Hayslir, II. was
drowned.
George Stromer fell 100 feet in q
hydro-airplane at Salem and was seri
ously hurt. He was making an ex
perimental flight
Charged with disloyalty, Archihol(
Yoder, a bishop in the Mennonite
church, was arrested at Spring Hill
Champaign county.
Samuel Kicks, &c, Prospect, drown
ed himself in a pool near Redwood
Coroner said worry over loss of {
milk route unbalanced his mind
Gladys Penic5, 2, Mt. Vernon, diet
N her mothers arms after having
been run over by an automobile a.
her father backed it from a garage.
State board of control deferred &C
tion on the request of Ohio Stat
university trustees for a transfer o
S85,000 to the women's building fund
Two hours after he had entered tn,
employ Of the Solar refinery at Lima
Edward R. Marquart, 26, fell into
lake near the plant and was drowned
Cincinnati police are probing tn
death of woman who registered a
a hotel as Mrs. Gertrude Spraul, sc
and who died as the result of poison
| ing.
Max Rosenberger Of Youngstown
was sentenced to 10 years in the Al
lanta pen in the federal court. H
was convicted of using mails to de
fraud.
Cash deposited in the United State
treasury for April sales of war sa,
ings and thrift stamps in Ohio wa
$6,477,730, a gain of $2,012,697 owe
March.
At Portsmouth Absalom Bishop, Z.
shot and killed his son, Simon Bisl
op, "A, who attacked the elder ma
with a knife. The father was e,
onerated.
Joseph Zanbetto, miner, was a
rested at Cambridge charged wit
the murder of Tony Chipplain an
Sam Spine at Swayesville, Pa,
July. 1913.
A jury has been secured at Tiff
for the second trial of Walter o. Bi
ham of Attica, on the charge of vii
murder First trial ended in jury di
agreement.
Norwall municipal light plant, e
tablished a year ago, has paid all O
Grating expenses and made enoug
money to enable it to expend S14,0(
for new equipment
State draft headquarters a
nounced that the registration
young men who have become 21 yea
of age since June last will be in Il
hands of local draft board member
Several thousand factories, repr
senting an investment of hundres
of millions of dollars, were organize
into the war Industrial commission
the Cleveland district as a single i
dustrial unit for war work
Alleging that fumes from sulphur
acid impaired his health, destroyt
his crops and killed his live stoc
Horatio Atcheson, Franklin coun
farmer, sued the American Fertiliz
company, whose plant is near b
farm, for $4,000 damages.
Four Ohio cities and two countie
on account of their large number
enlistments and voluntary induction
since July 1, last year, escape IL
draft entirely, as far as the big NOV
ment of selects, May 25, is concerne
The cities and their number OF e
listments are: Lima, 263; Hamilto
ITS; Springfield, 432, and zanesvill
81. The counties and their enlis
ments are: Muskingum, 1856, al
Washington, 236.
Michael Becker is in a serious co
dition at Youngstown, the result
q blow over the head from a m;
who held him up and robbed him
$50.
Alfred B. Mahew, district conser
ancy engineer, was drowned in Tw
creek, near Dayton, while attemptil
to save a temporary bridge threa
ened by rising water
]. " Morris, railroad conductc
was drowned in the Mahoning riv
at Youngstown. He fell into t
stream while trying to recover t
body of a man he had found wedg
: under a railroad bridge.
Colonel James D. Ellison. 73, fl
. mer owner of the State Journal, di
at Columbus after an illness of near
a year. He had large real esta
= holdings.
|. At Lancaster Public Service Dire
: tor c. F. Justus removed John
: King, waterworks superintendel
from Office, specifying charges of
: competency and malfeasance.
Columbus city council passed or
rances closing saloons at 10 p. I
= putting winerooms under the ban a
) r,rohibifinCr pn1n1oVmppt of wOnon