Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-10-11
STATE SIFTINCS

killed Dy train at BelIefOntalne.
Private Henry Peters of Cleveland
is detained in German prison camp
Katherine Jensen, 8, Canton, was
killed in fall over balustrade at
school
L. M. Phillips of Niles died after
eating toadstools mistaken for mush-
rooms.
Kenneth c. Eggert, 23, Lancaster
oil man, died following an operation
for appendicitis.
Marion federation of clubs con-
demned as unpatriotic any attempt
20 discourage sending cigarets to
American troops in France.
/ Nelson F. Skunk, so, died in a chair
as he was reading a paper at his
home in Bucyrus. He was the active
head of the Skunk plow works.
! Henry county was the first county
in the Fourth federal reserve district
ito go over the top in the fourth loan
campaign.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Drummond
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Rannigan were killed when a
| train struck their auto at Toledo
Village schools at Caledonia were
| closed on account of influenza Sew
eral Of the teachers have it and a
score of pupils are i'll.
By proclamation Of Mayor Schrei-
| Der of Toledo, all idlers will be ar
rested and sent to prison or required
to work on the government nitrate
| plant.
Dr. Arthur G. Hyde, superintend-
ent of state hospital at Cleveland,
was appointed superintendent of
state hospital at Massillon to succeed
DR.. H. G. Eyman, resigned.
Presence of influenza at the Wilbur
Wright armorers' school at Dayton
resulted in quarantine of the field.
It is not announced how many cases
are needing attention
Miss Eugenia Maxwell, 10, of San
dusky, freshman in Miami univer-
sity, died in the university hospital
of bronchial pneumonia, which devel-
oped from influenza.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, IN a
speech at Columbus, advocated uni
versal obligatory service for both
men and women. not only for military
purposes but social and Industrial
Former President Roosevelt dedi
Gated the Franklin county soldiers
memorial arch at Columbus An au-
dience Of $4,000 heard the eoloaers
address,
District public health nurses from
| Columbus. Delaware, Shelby, Mans
field, Bucyrus and Marion, at meet
ing at Marion, discussed the problem
CT war nurses.
Elimination of vice conditions in
/ Youngstown, as a means of making
the community more efficient as g
producer of iron, steel and other wal
products, has been ordered by the
United States public health service
DR.. Henry J. Lower, one of the
best known physicians and surgeons
in Marion county, was sued for di
vorce and alimony by Mrs. Mamie
Lower, VINO alleges. he refuses tt
live with her.
Washington C. H board of health
closed all city schools, churches. pic
ture shows and other public place.
as a result of an epidemic of infu
enza. Eighteen hundred cases in anC
near the city have been reported.
Governor Cox appointed w. D. Wal
of Columbus member of the state
accountancy board, to succeed Joh1
]. Knight, resigned. He also appoint
ed Frank Crane, Cincinnati, a mem
ber of the same board, to take thu
place of Earl H. Nau of Cleveland.
Twenty war munition workers were
killed and % injured, three probably
fatally, when Pennsylvania rail
road flyer from Akron to Clevelans
ran into group of laborers employed
at the McMyler, Interstate Foundry
company at Bedford, 10 miles from
Cleveland. The accident occurred
during a fog.
A reprieve granted by the circui
court at Cleveland reached Warde.
Thomas at the Ohio penitentiary to,
late to stay the execution of Pasqual
Blonde. 1t is believed the Cleyelant
court officials misunderstood the dat
of the execution. Blonde was 2
years old and the leader of sc,,;
of robbers who killed five 1olic,,.,, 81
in Akron.
Two Ohio men, Charles Brand, Ur
bana, large milk producer, and H. W
Ingersoll of Elyria, president of tn
Ohio Dairymen's association, are OF
= a committee with five men from othe
states, appointed by Federal Foot
Administrator Hoover, to Investigate
the dairy problem, particularly tn
butter shortage and the Increases
price of butter and other dairy prod
ucts
The first task of the agriculture
advisers of the six Ohio district draf
boards, whose business it is to SCI
that the draft does not make costI
inroads on food production, will b.
to make a survey of the farm mai
power of the counties in their dis
tricts. Surveys will be made through
county farm bureaus and county as
ricultural agents. Every farmer an
farm laborer will be Iistsd.
The tax rate for the city of Daytol
for the forthcoming year will b
$3.50 for each S100 worth of pror
erty. The rate includes flood protec
) tion.
John Hays, stranger was boun
over to the grand jury at Port Clintb,
on a charge of being implicated il
the burning of the barn on Fre
, Dubbert's farm.
. Assistant Surgeon Hadley H. Tetel
q, graduate of Ohio State university
! is among the missing on the Tampa
, United States patrol ship, sunk il
British waters. He lives in Cleye
land.
Lake division Of the Red Cross is
sued an appeal to graduate nurses
undergraduate nurses and nurses
aids to register at once with loca
Red Cross nursing committees fo
service in the present epidemic @
influenza.
, Government control of Columbus