Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-04-19


ton attorney. is dead.
Ground was broken at Norwalk for
a $150,000 high school building.
John Kachinsky, 4, Port Clinton,
was fatally injured when kicked by a
horse.
Rev. c. J. Alexander has been az
pointed postmaster 1T Van Buren,,
Hancock county.
John Zimmerman, "a, farmland,
lear Marion, was killed when a train
hit his automobile.
Rev. A. B. Williams resigned as
pastor of the Methodist Protestant
church at Coshocton-
Postofice at Orwell, Ashtabula
county, was broken into by thieves
who took So in stamps.
Six Youngstown councilmen were
indicted by the grand jury on a
charge OF soliciting brides.
Max BuTgheim, "A, publisher OF the
Cincinnati Freie Presse and the Gin
cinnati Abend Presse, is dead.
Judge William P. Barnum of Ma
honing county common pleas court
rendered his resignation t Governor
Cox.
Lawson E.. Emerson, former clerk
of the Ohio supreme court, died after
Bethesda
John T. Hoban, president of the
Hoban brass foundry at Dayton and
for many years active in Democratic
politics, is dead.
Glass of Sc candidates from Clyde.
Bellevue, Port Clinton and Fremont
vas initiated at a Knights of Column
bus rally at Fremont.
Thelma, 18-months-old daughter OF
Okey Morris, East Liverpool, was re-
sucisated after having been apparent
~ drowned in a tub of water.
Cary R. Graham, 1c, a student at
Muskingum college, ut New Concord,
is missing since March IS. His father
is a farmer near Cumberland.
Judge E. NJ. Kennedy, former may
or of Malta, Morgan county, prescott
ing attorney and probate and com
mon pleas judge, died at Malta.
Ohio State Council of Carpenters
adjourned at Cincinnati to meet in
Newark next year. Ode j. Grub.
Newark, was elected president.
Caroline S~heipline. 81, living near
Wapakoneta, was thrown from a hay
wagon ard killed when the team she
was driving became unmanageable.
Frederick A. Wolf1nger, we'll known
Ohio stock buyer, was burned t.
death on his farm near Marion while
fighting flames from burning grass.
A pot to destroy st. Johns Greel
Catholic church, Cleveland, is be
lieved responsible for a fire which
wrought $4,000 damage to The edihce
Toledo police are holding three mer
in connection with the murder of &
man believed to be Ariel w. Cameron
beaten ard kicked to death in the
street.
Attorney Gideon C. Wilson, Cincill
natl Democrat, was appointed juGg,
in the First district Of the court @
appeals by Governor Cox, to success
the late Judge A. G. German.
Witnesses and jurors earning fee
hereafter in Washington county
court OF common pleas are going t.
, be asked to take their pay in thrift
: stamps or war savings certificates.
John G. Curtis of FindIay advel
, tised for a wife. In two weeks he go
an answer and they were married IL
m~ediately. She deserted him in {
: hours. ne declared IN his divorce pei
: ton.
: Sylvanus Parker of Clyde, who wi
be 100 years cid in October, mas bee
:: admitted to the state. soldiers HON,
q He is the Oldest inmate ever receiveI
He was born in France, but has live
in Ohio 65 years.
No liberty loan campaign will b
conducted among the 10000 select
at Camp Sherman. officers will h
r designated in each regiment an
other separate organizations to r
It ceive voluntary subscriptions.
t. While hundreds cheered and ban6
played, hundreds of German tex
IS books from Findlay high school all
d Findlay college, and German bool
i from libraries of citizens were burne
o. in a bonfire in the center of town.
;: At Massillon all industrial plant
:; many of them working on big W;
II orders, we're paralyzed as the resi-
of an explosion followed by a fl
which destroyed the power plant
n the Massillon Electric company.
m Mayor Schneider or Toledo issue
at an order prohibiting the proposed p
d, rade of several hundred m Of t!
-. updorurnr1d nn tho 0ua IF Nov 4 r-L.
lie the segregated district will be abb
ished. The women have been pro-
70 ised employment.
at Earl Sides, 80, was the victim of
Is mob Of So girls at Marion becau
be they alleged that he had made sls
% derous remarks as to their cnaract,
ne The girls snd Sides are employed
ed a cigar factory. They tied h
er to a telephone pole, pulled his h;
and turned a hose on him.
ed L. H. Gibson, head of the Oh
no Home Rule association, filed WI
60 Secretary of State Fulton a petite
ar backed by Ohio vets, for the subm
i'll sion at the November election of
'xt proposed amendment to the state cC
stltutlon giving the voters the rig
of of referendum on action of fede,
constitutional amendments.
at Miss Helen Winks, daughter
mt Frank A. Winks, was seriously
ITO jured in a flag rush at Port Clint
he between the high school seniors a
juniors.
he Representative Simeon D. F.
Ap- of Ohio has been made chairman
to the committee on publicity of the
publican national congressional &C
mittee.
as Ohio war savings committee issu
the a statement declaring that April sa
ap- of war savings and thrift stamps V
emit be record-breaking and predicts Il
ept the campaign will be a stimulant
the liberty loan campaign.
Frank Swans. IS, Gallipo1is, v
big instantly killed when he grasped
rds electrically charged clothes line VIII
ing he and a companion had arranged
play a trick on a housemaid.
Arlie Emmons, II, died at Pc