Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-11
STATE SIFTINGS

Laughltn plant at Martins Ferry
will put its 23 tin mills on full time.
John j. Lutz. 81, Fremont merchant,
committed suicide by hanging him
self.
Gilbert v. Paschall was elected cap
tain Of Marion's new company of Ohio
national guard.
Dover chamber OF commerce select
ed committee of six to secure 100
new homes in Dover.
County organization of world war
veterans was formed at Newark with
$50 charter members.
Dayton Anderson. As, mill worker.
Wellsville, was killed when his auto
fell over an embankment.
Ohio holds third place in the Union
in production Of salt, the United
States geological survey shows.
William Koehler, 10, Canton, died
shortly after he was wounded by the
accidental discharge Of shotgun.
Rev. John Rose. pastor Of Nazarene
church at Franklin. left for southern
China to engage in missionary work.
Leroy Mullens. Herbert Stull and
Lloyd Simons, each 10, were arrested
at Port Clinton on a charge OF bur.
glary.
vardencar Watterson, 21, Spring
field, was killed when caught in ny
wheels OF a gasoline engine near
Springfield.
Apoplexy, superinduced by the heat
caused the death at Columbus of Rev
J. w. Walters. 5s. Methodist minister
OF Gary. Ind.
At Elyria, Mrs. Clara Younch Sc
creted her savings about her home
Burglars got $50 liberty bond and
$500 in money.
Lester Hoke. 10, Miami county. and
Wilber Morris, II, Summit county. es
capped from the hospital at the Boys
Industrial school
John |. Miller Of Columbus has beer
reappointed state superintendent O
public works by Governor Cox. The
term is for one year.
Kenneth Brown, %, Bettes Cor
ners. was killed and seven others
were hurt in a series OF auto acci
dents in and near Akron.
Russell Seals, 20, of Connersville
Ind, committed suicide at Oxford II
the presence of Mrs. George Prifogl
and her 9-year-old daughter.
Frank Seinich. 40, will be electro
cuted Friday. Oct. II. sentence hay
ing been pronounced by Judge ]. Fl
Mitchell of New Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lucille Brown, 23, colored, sur
rendered to Dayton police and con
fessed, police say, she shot and killed
her husband following domestic trou
BILE.
Clara Wildermuth, 20. Bellefontains
attempted to fill the gasoline tank O
a stove without turning out the blaze
She died Of burns received in the e,
plosion which followed.
Sanduslxy's. extensive winery intel
ests have succeeded in disposing c
all but a small portion Of the produc
they had on hand at the time the prt
hibition law was passed.
J. II. M. Rabbits, Sc, prominent a
torney, former editor OF the Sprinl
field Republican-Times and postmai
ter for over 10 years, died at hi
home in Springfield of apoplexy.
John M, Amos, 80. one Of the bes
known newspaper men in the stat,
died at his home In Cambridge. Fc
many years Amos was prominent /
state. Baptist. Masonic and Dem,
cratic circles.
At Cincinnati Thomas ]. Danbur.
40, shot aud fatally wounded his 4
ther-in-law. Frederick Shredder, 6
retired contractor. after having sht
and probably fatally wounded h
wife, Katherine.
Receipts OF the secretary Of state
Office for the six months ending Jur
80 amounted to $36S.O44 an increa,
OF s47.S7S over those OF the prece
ing six months. according to a repo
prepared by Secretary Of State Smit
Domino Gefrow, 36. shot and fats
ly wounded his wife at Cincinnai
and when he found that escape hs
been shut of he turned the weapC
upon himself, dying instantly. tt
Gefrows had not been living togethe
An automobile turned over when
struck a new coating OF crushed stol
at the edge of Bellefontaine and {
four occupants we're severely injure
The men. all from Springfield, we
]. E. Wilson, James O'Brien, b,
Powell and B. Fehl.
At wellsvine five citizens have !
.
alleged Black Hand society deman
ing sums ranging from 5000 to 81
900. The county commissioners
fered a reward Of $1,000 for the
rest OF the black handlers.
AS the result OF the recent increa
in car fare to cents and cents I
transfers. the Toledo Railway a
Light company has been ordered
the Toledo council Internationally
vacate city streets and remove equ
ment used in operating streetcars
Rudolph Schilling, viii Tillman a
Talmadge Allen, who say they live
Columbus. were arrested at Daytt
charged with bringing whisky frC
Kentucky.
Thelma Nile, 2, Alliance, was kill
when pole supporting a swing,
which she was seated, broke and (
on her. Her aunt, Mrs. Simon Bic
received broken arm.
Miss Lillian Mannweiler, Is. "
found dead on a chloroform soak
pillow in a hotel at Canton Her D
ents, living in Massillon, said she |
home after her father reprimand
her
Although some are offering IS
day. Hancock county farmers rep
a serious shortage of farm help.
Lieutenant Roy B. Gardner, Ma
field aviator. had his nose brok
shoulder dislocated and badly bruis
and his mechanic, Ernst Price, '
badly bruised, when they fell $50 (
with the machine at Mansfield.
The 30Sth engineers, a part OF
S3d division, which was trained
Camp Sherman, arrived at that ca