Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-28
STATE SETTINGS


Mrs. Rebecca Seierstein, 81, Cleve-
land, was killed by an automobile.
Market company was formed at
Redwood, with C. D. Sidel president.
r. M. Gardner OF Newark was ap-
pointed Perry county's first farm
agent.
Firing at a rabbit, John Warren Sc
verely wounded Efie Burns, 10 at San
dusky.
Diphtheria epidemic at Crestline
caused authorities to close the
schools.
Fire caused loss Of 500, 900 at the
plant Of the E. A. Kinsey company,
Cincinnati.
Mt. Gilead election contest was de-
cided In favor Of Mayor G. w. Chips
reelection.
Fire destroyed the general store at
Poston, a mining town near Athens
LOSS $4,000.
Attempt was made by a firebug to
burn the schoolhouse at Deshler
Henry county.
, Z. H. Hill, gainesville, may lose the
sight Of both eyes as thu result Of q
hunting accident.
Charles Todd, 9, Shawnee, was
burned to death when he poured kero
sene into a stove.
Government store has been opened
at Newark, with full line Of eatablef
and wearing apparel.
j. H. Section, justice of the peace ir
Plain township, Stark county, was
killed by traction car.
Coshocton County Automobile clut
has raised s1,435 through popular sub
scription to improve roads.
Cincinnati was the first city in the
nation to exceed its membership quots
in the third Red Cross roll call.
Young & Beilstein store at Libert,
Center, Henry county, was robbed o
$4,000 in silks and other merchandise
Mrs. Sarah Curran was killed ant
her son Bern was fatally injured wheI
their automobile overturned near Mt
Vernon.
A note threatening death to Sheriff
Ben Morris and his family was fount
on the steps of the county Jail a
Youngstown.
Spurned by the girl he loved, Lieu
tenant Mckinley Duff, in charge o
the army recruiting station at Akron
committed suicide.
Leo Sharp, 27, Bucyrus, died o
wounds inflicted upon himself afte
shooting his sweetheart, Gertrud
He'll, who is still living.
Trustees of Ohio State universit
voted to table motion to accept tn
resignation Of DR.. w. o. Thompso
as president OF the school.
Elbert Johnson, IS, a recluse, die
of self-infiicted wounds after havin
been convicted Of malicious destru,
| tion Of property at Medina.
Mrs. Sarah Haverstock, 40, is dea
at West Salem and four others are i
a serious condition, believed to be tn
result of eating poisoned butter.
Thieves at Toledo knocked the con
bination from the safe in the Office {
| the s. Y. Brigham Motor company an
obtained $4,000 in liberty bonds an
500 in cash.
Edward and Henry Rooney, brotl
ers, are held at Youngstown, charge
with the murder of John Henry, VIII
was beaten to death at settlemer
near that city.
Investigation of alleged extrav,
gance and inefficiency at Ancor, th
governments powder plant, near Ch
cinnati, has been begun by congre
sional committee.
Earl M. Smith, former bank casl
Ter, was arrested at Bellefontain
charged with forging a stock certii
cate for $500 while secretary Of tn
United Telephone company.
Judge Phil M. Crow Of Kenton d
clined the appointment to the Ohio s.
preme bench, rendered to him by Go
ernor Cox on Nov. IL. The Judge wi
remain on the court OF appeals bencl
Henry L. Slayer, travelling salesma
of Springfield, was instantly killed an
his wife was seriously injured whe
their automobile skidded and crashe
into bridge four miles north
Springfield.
] w. Arthur, 33, bookkeeper
Dayton, swallowed poison and the
went into the basement OF his apar
ment and emptied the contents of
shotgun into his head. He died a ha
hour later. Dependency was give
as the cause.
After shooting and fatally injurir
his wife, aged 40, and firing at b,
missing his son Harold, 16, w. ;
Bishop, 81, real estate dealer
Marion, turned his gun upon himsel
dying instantly. Mrs. Bishop died tv
hours later in the hospital.
One per cent of Ross county's scho
children have trachoma, a contagiol
eye disease which often causes blin
ness If left untreAted, according to Il
state department of health. The su
vey will be completed this week.
free clinic for the treatment
trachoma will be opened at Chillicotl
rext month.
While hunting in Perry county G,
w. Ongle was attacked by a horn,
owl which he had wounded. Ong
was exhausted when rescued by co,
panions.
Service director of Wooster ask,
council to authorize him to EMPLOY
consulting engineer to supervise co
struction of $4,000 waterworl
pumping station.
No criminal negligence found. W,
the only statement made by Coron
t. H. Kirk at Steubenville, followir
the holding Of an inquest into Il
mine disaster at Amsterdam. in wbi,
the lives of 20 miners were lost.
Governor Cox urges changes in II
new public health administration la
Some weaker townships haven't Il
funds now required by the law. II
governor said.
w. G. Gear, 73, state dairy and 70,
inspector, died at his home in JJpp
Sandusky of apoplexy. He served h
county in the state legislature for
years.
Twenty thousand dollars was Il