Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-07
At Middletown. Raymond Downs. Q,

and a new site of 500 acres purchased
Hereford Breeders association of
Crawford county elected L. w. Mahl
president.
Fairfield county will vote on $780,
900 bond issue for a monument to its
soldier dead.
During fight in Youngstown res
taurant, Paul Clair was shot and IA
tally wounded.
Michael Murphy upset an oil lamp
at his home in Napoleon and was
burned to death.
Miss Ellen May Connell of Newark
was killed at Akron when run down
by an automobile.
Fire destroyed the hardware store
Of Diehl & Loschky, Unionville Cen
ter, Union county.
Mrs. Lou Meecham was injured
probably fatally at Elyria when train
hit the auto she occupied.
Joe Smith and Ray Davis made
their escape from the county Jail at
Cambridge by saving bars.
At GAINESVILLE, George W. Cation, II,
florist, was killed when he fell from
a wagon and broke his neck.
Rev. Charles F. friedman was elect
ed president of the New Philadelphia.
Dover Ministerial association.
George Wilson, 72, Newark, blind
for 3S years as result of wounds re
ceived in the civil war, is dead.
Newspaper plant of the Greenvillt
Daily Tribune, Republican paper
was gutted by fire. Loss $4,000.
Helen Kolechek, Z, Cleveland, was
electrocuted when she slashed a cable
supporting municipal light pole.
Raymond Kelley, Delaware higf
school football player, was probabl.
fatally injured in a game at Newark
An unknown man was killed by Pa
trolman Jacob Tenant at Cleveland
when he attempted to escape arrest
Miss Garnet Morrison, Thornville
teacher, was injured probably fatally
when her auto was ditched near New
ark.
Ralph Balch, 46, foreman, was elec
trocuted at Kent when he attempted
to throw live wire from the side
walk.
Centralized schools Of Waldo, Ma
rion county, closed when a number oi
diphtheria cases appeared among the
pupils.
| When highwayman told Mrs. Mar
garet Wright, Toledo, to throw up hel
hands, she struck him on the nose anG
he fed.
| Because of financial shortage, kin
dergarten and art departments of Ere
mont public schools must be elimi
mated next year.
Between $4,000 and $4,000 Ohit
mine workers obeyed the strike order
Number of mines affected is placed a
1,200 in 81 counties.
Loss of tools in a 2,900-foot ho1,
forced abandonment of the test vel
being drilled by the municipal ga
company, Lancaster.
Cleveland council declined to tax,
any action on the request of Allianc,
citizens that part of Cleveland's ga
supply be diverted to Alliance.
At Cleveland John Atkinson, 2e
convicted of burglary. walked from
the county Jail just before he was du
for trip to the Ohio penitentiary.
James D. King has on exhibition a
Lorain a bean "a inches long and AZ
Iinches in diameter, said to be tn
largest bean raised in that section O
Ohio.
Four men are under arrest at Tc
ledo in connection with an a1lege
plot to kidnap Edsel Ford, son O
Henry Ford of Detroit, and hold hi1
for 100000 ransom.
Twenty-one miners were entombe
by an explosion and fire in the Yougt
iogheny and Ohio mine No. at An
sterdam. Jefferson county Rescu
workers have recovered seven bodies
Following a spirited debate. tn
city council at Lancaster passed
, resolution adopting central standar
time. running from Oct. 26 to April q
1920, and eastern time from that dat
to Oct. 26.
Governor Cox called a meeting c
Ohio mayors and prosecuting attol
neys at the statehouse Nov. to pla
further ways of fighting the high cos
! ! of living. United States Attorne
| General Palmer has wired that he wi
be present.
Holding the mayor had not done hi
= utmost to prevent disorder in come,
i tion with the steel strike, Governc
i Cox suspended Mayor Charles ]
3 Poorman, Canton. from Office for
+ days. Vice Mayor Henry A Schrant
S automatically succeeds Poorman
Convention of the Ohio Teacher
d association elected officers as follows
S President E. L. Harris, Cleveland
d vice president. B. F. Stanton, All
e ance; treasurer and executive seer
= tary, S. D. Shankland, Willoughby
d secretary, Miss Belle Stone, Canton.
Officials of Morrow county hay
F.. started investigation of four myster
n Gus fires which have occurred nes
e townsville on four successive Sunda
n nights. They believe "firebug" hs
s been at work. Four barns have bee
n completely destroyed with heay
S losses of cattle, feed, grain and farr
ing implements.
f Frank Kubis of Cleveland was a
= phyxiated by gas from the exhaust
n his automobile while he was. workir
under the machine.
e Antioch Temple, Ancient Order
r the Mystic Shrine, purchased a si
s in Dayton on which 100000 mosql
|. will be erected.
Il Raid on moonshiners south of Akrc
netted two 25-gallon stills and owe
It 300 gallons of raisin mash. Thre
d men were arrested.
y Joe Sepkolinz was shot over tt
l. heart at Lorain when the gun carrie
" by Stancil Stevankovich was di
charged accidentally.
il Hancock county's quota of $1,000
: the forthcoming Red Cross campaig
g already has been raised.
a John j. Beattie. who was tarred an
feathered during the war for suppose
S disIoyalty, lost his $4,000 damage su
S brought against IL prominent either