Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-07-26

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three sons now in the army III
France All are physicians.
Air Nitrates corporation will build
$20,000000 nitrate plant on the
Maumee river near Toledo.
Attorney William H. Osborn. for'
mer mayor of Chardon, Geauga
county, died at st. Petersburg, Fla.
A mob threatened Rev. Philip Pc
ters at West Hope, near Napoleon.
He is alleged to have desecrated the
flag.
During the month or June 4S0S
Ohio families OF soldiers received at
tention from Rcd Cross chapter home
| service sections.
Albert Ackerman of Gallon was
elected president of the new Craw;
ford County Transportation Workers
Political league.
Federal park at Lorain was re
named Ranley Park in honor of Cor
poral John r. Ranley, first Lorain
man to die in battle.
Arthur Van Meter, %, Bellefon.
taine, died without regaining con-
sciousness after his automobile had
been struck by a train.
| Earl Coons, is, Dayton, was fined
| 500 and sentenced to 10 days in the
workhouse, charged with running his
motorcycle 40 miles an hour.
Christine Gibson, 16, and Lillee
Motion. II. of Marysville. have been
missing from their homes since July
! l when thew left for Dayton.
Lieutenant Ernest f. Mikesell Of
Iollansburg was seriously burned by
the accidental explosion of a sigma
rocket at the artillery range at Camp
Sherman.
]. Herman Dierkes former Demo
cratic politician and former member
of the board of public safety of Gin
cinnati, was arrested at Cincinnati.
charged with making disloyal re-
marks.
]. Watson Unser. 10, farmer re-
siding east OF Tiffin. was arrested and
taken before Commissioner Crane in
Toledo to answer to a charge of at
tempting to obstruct the operation of
the draft law.
Charged with disloyalty, Fred AL
brink. Henry county inspector for the
state highway commission, has been
suspended and his case referred to
the United States district attorneys
Office at Toledo.
A pistol duel at Cleveland between
two policemen and Floyd Bell result.
ed in the death of Bell and the
wounding of Patrolman Cihlar, who
was shot twice by the negro, who hau
resisted arrest.
| President w. r. Pierce, Kenyon
college, Gambler escaped injury by a
miracle when his auto was struck by
traction car at Lorain. Mrs. Pierce's
left arm was broken and Mrs. n. T.
West had two ribs fractured
Canton police found the badly man
gled body of Armello Mungiovi, %,
lying on a bridge over East creek.
The head Of the victim was almost
severed from HIS body and there were
20 stab wounds in his back and heau.
No clew.
Efforts Of Arthur Pryor, negro. 81,
and Joseph Stone, white. 3s, "long
termers." TO escape from the Hamil.
!, ton county worknouse farm, caused
them to be wounded by bullets fired
by, Harry Haverkamp, guard. White
died soon afterward.
T, ]. Duffy, chairman of the Ohio
Industrial commission, left for Wash.
ington 10 assist J. d. Densmore, fed
eral director of employment.
Professor 7. r. Beck has been ap-
pointed superintendent of the Buoy.
rus township Crawford county, con.
solidated schools for term of three
years.
For alleged violation OF the govern
Inent food law, McFerren Brothers
company of Belle Valley are to make
contribution of 500 10 the local
Red Cross.
Killed IN action on French front
William p. Gallagher, Lima; Clarence
R. Harris. Springfield; P. M. Weber
Lancaster; died from wounds, Edison
Miller, Delaware.
An appeal for so men to work al
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making explosives was made by c
H. Mayhugh, employment director o.
the state council of defense.
Two hundred men were thrown
out of work and damage estimated a
$4,000 resulted when coal chute No
8 of the Hooking Block Coal com
pany at New Straitsville was de
stroyed by fire.
! Charles Minor, colored, charged
with the murder of his wife Blanch,
at Dayton, and who fed after tht
} crime, was arrested at Greenfield an,
returned to Dayton
Ohio's coal output in 1917 exceeded
| any previous year by 5,392,5OC tons
Longneglected mines in many coun
: ties were reopened and are operatin
3 at maximum capacity.
1 At Caldwell, Wayner Springer. II
4 son Of Walter Springer was acc
q dentally shot through the lungs an
+ killed by a 22-caliber rife in tn
hands of Fred Fowler, a playmate.
s At Marion p switcnmen employee
r by the Erie road were arrested
, charged with interfering with sniI
meuts and theft. c. j. Smith,
|. farmer living five miles from Marion
d and Jess Williams, a saloonkeepe
d we're also arrested, charged with n
g ceivng stolen goods.
Sixteen first lieutenants at Cam
d Sherman were commissioned ca
y tains and 30 second ieutenants wer
IT made licutenants. Ohioans promote
Ii 10 be captains were: Robert S Ker
!. Columbus; Edgar l.. Ostendorf, Clev
Ie land; Willard J. Champ, Cleveland
t. Campbell s Johnson, Cincinnati
ID b. Stone, Cleveland; Howard \
le Wood. Cleveland; Robert M. Soh
II gen. Hamilton; Fred NJ valentin
n Cincinnati; Frank j. Welsh, Lisbor
10 Frank A. Dubois, Oxford, and Ca
f. Basler, Cincinnati.
III James &. Garfield, secretary of Il
n, interior in President Rcosevelt's ca
met has resigned as manager of Il
er lake division. American Red Cross.
p by Aug. Is only one brewery W
Ilf be engaged In business in Dayton, :
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