Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-01-24
Fayette county farmers win effect

y. H. IdulpDell, o., CnllllCOlIS, WAS
killed by train
Movement started to establish me-
mortal hospital at Lorain in honor Of
Lorain soldiers who died in service.
In an anti-pest contest at FindIay
1924 sparrows, 210 rats, 157 mice ard
seven hawks were killed
Unknown man fatally shot Dominic
Beleserio. 80, at Mingo Junction. JEFF
ferson county, and escaped.
A postal card mailed in Texas eight
years ago has just been received by
a Fremont girl.
A. Frank Vance of Urbana was re-
elected president of the board OF trus-
tees of Ohio Masonic home.
Norman Graves. 80. Ottawa county
deputy sheriff, died while on a visit
in Cleveland.
At Norwalk Ewing Walls, 10, plead
ed not guilty to the charge of killing
Al Reaves.
Sugar beet growers of northwest
ern Ohio met at Van Vert to discuss
increased production
Van Vert county farm bureau rec
ommends the passage of a state pure
seed law
Cleveland police force of 700 will
be augmented by 200 men to cope
with increased thuggery.
Harry Trout, 90, New Lexington,
Oldest resident and civil war veteran
in Perry county, is dead.
Martin Ensminger, At, Bradnor, was
killed, and William s. Shedenhelm,
so, was injured fatally when train
hit their auto truck, near Fostoria.
Erie county commissioners road
Improvement program calls for $218,-
500 to be spent on three main market
roads.
Approximately 5000 Noble county
residents became members of the
Red Cross during the Christmas cam
s2igI.
81. H. Ingmire of Van Vert sold
one of his Flemish Giant rabbits in
exchange for two hogs, four pigs
and $40.
Youngstown's city streetcar system
is under new service-at-cost plan,
with straight scent fare and 1-cent
charge for transfers.
G. U. Baumgardner, county school
superintendent, named chairman of
the Wayne county war savings stamp
organization.
Emanuel O'Brien, Democrat, was
appointed mayor of Larue to fill the
unexpired term of w. ]. Clark, who
resigned
An ordinance passed by the Dayton
city commission provides for a
straight scent fare for adults and a
straight Scent fare for children. The
company wanted scent fare.
Mine No. 254 at Jacksonville, Ath
ems county. belonging to the Ohio
Galleries company, is out of commits.
sion through $4,000 fire which de
stroyed all machinery.
Three fruit dealers at Chillicothe
charged with selling hard cider te
soldiers, convinced Mayor Story they
purchased it from prohi5itionist a:
sweet cider and we're released.
a permanent memorial to the som
7 of Ohio Wesleyan university whit
made the supreme sacrifice for the
cause of democracy will be erected
on the campus soon.
Clyde Baldwin, so, of near Midvale
Tuscarawas county, was struck ant
probably fatally hurt when he jumpet
in front of an automobile truck. H,
jumped from a wagon when tht
horses became frightened.
Directors of the Miami conservanc
district have announced that $4,000
600 worth of bonds have been sold t
the National City bank, the Guarante
Trust company and -Forbe
of New York city. The price pal
was 103.S9S, this producing q prt
MUM Of $194,900.
Republican state central committe
met at Columbus and decided to limi
the membership of the new state ad
visory group to II to 20, instead c
having large body of so, as the oil
advisory organization had. Senate
Harding will be chairman of the ne,
advisory group.
drastic prohibition enforcement
bill, supported by the Anti-Saloo
league, is before the Ohio legisl;
ture The bill proposes establishmer
of state department of prohibitio
: enforcement, to be headed by prob
bition commissioner appointed by tn
governor for a two-year term at $500
a year.
Governor Cox In his message to tn
| legislature recommended financial n
| lief for cities and other local subd
visions, at the same time adhering
principles of the Smith l per Ger
law; enactment of rigid laws for tI
enforcement of the state prohibitio
} amendment; correction of defects
the state health machinery; change
in state budget system which woul
: provide for presentation before legi
!ature of two years budget. togetht
with estimate of revenues for corr
! spending period; retention of presel
!. laws providing for state militia
D purging of Ohio statutes of all trac.
S of "Prussian poison and passage
. a resolution urging deportation
D aliens who have not been loyal
America during the war.
: Mrs. Louise Gordon. 80. wife
= Frank F. Gordon, an American Sc
e dier in France, was shot and killt
c at Toledo by Joseph Martin, 40.
photographer. Martin told the poli'
: he had shot the woman because 81
S was not treating her absent husbar
e right
Toledo police confscated $50
/ worth of cocaine. morphine al
n opium in raid on a Cherry sire
n apartment.
Il At Youngstown, Arthur Collins, S,
d dier on special police duty. fired
y shotgun into a group of men, woun
ing three.
# During 1918 State Fire Marsh
It Fleming's department secured 95 &C
IS victions in arson cases and more tn;
5. LOO suspicious fires were inyes
n gated
Explosion of natural gas in roo
l ing house at Toledo killed Rudol
n