Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1918-06-14
STATE SIFTINCS

drowned in the Ohio river.
Mrs. Floyd Treux is candidate
for postmaster at Sarahsville, Noble
county.
E. B. Hopkins. 70, wholesale grocer
and civil war veteran, died suddenly
at Yellow Springs
Mrs. Anna Saltz1nan, aged nearly
100 years. is dead at F'indlay after
few days illness
Private John P. Gearin of Tippe-
canoe City died OF wounds received
IN action IN France
Postmaster J. F. Bauer, Crestline,
has rendered his resignation, to be-
come effective July Is.
Mrs. Carrie Flatter, w. G. T. U.
worker, was injured probably fatally
in a runaway at Yellow Springs.
First class of 5S2 officers for small
arms firing school arrived at Camp
Perry from all parts of the country
Sherman FL Eagle of Gallipo!is will
manage Edwin Jones' campaign fol
the Republican gubernatorial nomina
ton.
Twenty-Five young women were
graduated from Oxford College 70,
Women at the eighty sixth annual
commencement.
Ashtabula's war chest goal of $3.50,
900 was oversubscribed by nearl!
$4,000, with 10000 people contribut
ing to the fund
Court sustained the will of Mrs. Re
becca Williams, giving the city @
Bellefontaine $125,000 for support o
Mary Rutan hospital.
Special officers of the Hooking Va
ley railroad threaten to prosecute 8
persons at Lancaster for stealing coz
from company's cars
Governor Cox issued a proclams
tion urging the observance of Fla
DAY, June IA, the 141st anniversary c
the stars and stripes.
An auction sale held at North Lev
isburg, Union county, uetted $500
for the Red Cross. A large qui
brought $1,100 of this amount
Ohio supreme court a second tim
in effect, has held that motion pi
lures are theatrical performance
and therefore unlawful Sundays
Abram W. Agler, Canton attorne
filed papers with the secretary
state as candidate for the Republics
nomination for lieutenant governo
| Howard Michael, married, an alit
mobile salesman from Miamisbur
was found dead in Dayton gara
while sitting at the wheel Of his n
chine.
Federal government is to col
mandeer the supply OF lumber at Il
Toledo mills because Of its inabili
to obtain lumber delivered to Can
Perry.
D. R. Kious of Mt. Sterling, sta
representative from Madison count
filed notice of his candidacy for t
Republican nomination for lieutena
governor.
When Lorain closed it's war che
campaign it was found to have tripl
its quota. Subscriptions totaling $50
600 were secured. The original gC
was $4,000
Federal Food Administrator H
yer, in a telegram to State Admin
traitor Croxton, urged greater
striction than ever before in the I
of wheat and wheat products.
Able-bodied youths of Canton
tween Is and 20 must work 36 hol
every week, under a new ordinar
introduced by Assistant Solici
Ruff. Those attending school are
empted.
Secretary of State Fulton oficia
| became a candidate for a seco
term nomination. He filed with h.
self as state supervisor of electiC
| his petition for denomination for S
| retary of state
| J. r. Clements was reelected
| perintendent of Lancaster pull
| schools at an annual salary of S3,(
| an increase of $780, Teachers W
| granted salary increase of from
/ to $25 per month.
| conscientious objectors" at Ca
4 Sherman have tossed up the spol
S and quit arguing with Uncle S;
Y They are now willing to do ;
n kind of noncombatant service. |
O vided they are not compelled
shoulder rife.
y Diphtheria antitoxin at about /
- the former price will be available
, Ohioans under a new contract
made by the state department
health with the firm which supp
antitoxin, under the departmel
supervision, to this state.
3! Harry Brown, a former hotel ]
q prietor at Bellefontaine, who
q been mysteriously missing for eli
I years, was declared legally dead
| his only daughter, Mrs. Carrie Nal
| of Cleveland, was named admins
| trix SO she could collect his life in
ance.
Albert Bernet, so, one of Or
best known newspaper men, dice
apoplexy at his home in Colum
He had been in splendid health
the stroke came without warning.
was manager of the Columbus o
1 Ol Iu0 WeSl6In NSWSpdpSi u
and prominent in fraternal circle
Charles 2. Gaumer of Marion,
merry of Urbana, was appointed
aminer in the state securities der
ment. succeeding Henry Farrell
Xenia, resigned.
Judges r. M. Wanamaker and
W. Newman of the supreme C
fled declarations of candidacy
RI denomination Wanamaker is Re
I3 lican and Newman a Democrat.
III Chillicothe officers are co-opera
II with military authorities at G
Sherman in halting whatever m
ment is attempted to ship INN
Gu and diseased women to the cam
et undermine the health of troops.
~ Military registrants in Ohio
warned to carry with them this v
~" their classification cards. State
lective service headquarters, thrt
en- city and village police, sheriffs
led agents of the federal department
ass justice, will make a drive aga
tiy slackers.
or In a ruling the state public util
ick commission held that the actio
gh the Ohio Telephone company il