Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-18
STATE SIFTINGS


man. was killed by train
Adolph Miller, 20, Alliance, died Of
injuries received in a motorcycle ac-
cident.
School census of Fairfield county
shows 10,726 pupils, a gain over last
year of 391.
Ira Downs, ga, Lancaster, was killed
when he fell from the roof Of a car
lhejwas repairing.
ALI churches of Elyria will combine
for union services to be held every
Sunday at the city park.
Guy w. Miller, a. East Columbus,
was appointed county agricultural
agent of Trumbull county.
Robbers gained entrance to Elks-
Salvation Army headquarters at New
ark and escaped with $500.
Seneca county will get an additional
$4,000 for road Improvement from
the state highway commission.
Three men we're arrested near Ak
ron charged with making whisky. A
still found in the woods was seized.
Despite the fact that Fairfield coun-
ty has more than 1000 automobiles.
the horses in the county number H.
$50.
At Warren, Carl Loveless and F. w.
Evans were seriously burned when a
pan OF oil ignited from a high tension
wire.
Church of Brethren Sunday schools
of Marion, Wyandot and Richland
counties held joint conference at
Marion.
Betty Kirschnick. z, and James ELL
wood were found drowned in a pool
near Massillon. The drownings were
accidental.
Captain Floyd e. Mowery, 2S, for
.mer Fostoria man, has been awarded
the British military cross for bravery
on the battlefield.
Plans are being formulated by tenn
porary committees for the erection in
Youngstown Of Jewish community
home to cost 100000.
Professor Alfred Rogerson Barring
ton, IS, Of the Ohio State university
department of music. was killed by a
streetcar at Columbus.
Attica, west of Tifin, is in the
midst of a building boom. Among
new buildings contracted for are "a
bank and lighting plant.
While he was standing under a tree
on the Holler farm, west of Newark,
George Cozocea, AZ, was struck and
instantly killed by lightning.
Asking is per cent increase and
other changes, every lineman in the
employ Of the Ohio Electric Railway
company, Lima division. is on strike.
Lieutenant Frank s. Caldwell, 3S,
of Belfast. Ireland, member of the
British royal air forces, was killed in
a 700-foot fall from an airplane in
Dayton.
To raise sufficient dog tax money
to pay sheep claims, the Marion coun-
ty commissioners are considering en-
ploying deputies to round up un-
tagged dogs.
Worry over the suicide of her son
some months ago is attributed as the
reason for Mrs. Emanuel Bowers, 60
Lancaster, ending her life by taking
carbolic acid.
Nellie Domanowits, 4. Columbus,
was killed instantly when struck by
an automobile. The child, with a
companion, had attempted to run
across the street.
Colonel James Kilboufne, n, manu-.
facturer and soldier, died at his home
in Columbus after a long illness. He
was the Democratic candidate fol
governor of Ohio in 1901.
Ashtabula city council passed ar
ordinance granting an increase IL
fare from to cents to the Ashta
bula Rapid Transit company, oper
ating the city streetcar line.
Miners in the Belmont county dis
trict, on strike since July as a pro
test against the imprisonment o.
Thomas Mooney, alleged San Fran
cisco bomb plotter,, have returned te
work.
Promises Of busy summer and fal
in the steel trade became brighter il
the Mahoning valley district with the
announcement that the Sharon Stee
Hoop company will run at full capac
tty in all departments next week.
Four prisoners escaped from tn,
Ross county Jail, Chillicothe. When ,
porter entered the outer section o
the cell room the prisoners, who hat
broken a lock connecting with tn,
outside rooms, overcame him and es
capped.
Striking Central Union Telephon,
company construction workmen re
turned to work at Findlay when tn
company agreed to give them a pei
centage of their demands for a a
per cent wage increase and to arb
trate the matter Of paying the re
mainder.
Instead Of experiencing the Joys o
wedding. Miss Grace Bland directe
the work of searching for the body O
her fiance. Peter Warehouser, 30, O
steubenville, who was drowned Will
bathing in the Ohio river at Eas
Liverpool. She saw Warehouser los
hh life.
Findlay college was given 5.O0t
m liberty bonds by D, M. Bare o.
Roaring Springs, Pa. The gift wal
made in the endowment Of the sci
snce hall
Jacob Edinger, 25, convicted O
murder in the first degree for killinr
William THE, baker, was sentence,
TO die in the electric chair Oct. II b,
Judge John A. Caldwell at Cincinnati
Northern Ohio Traction compan,
is ordered to discontinue operation,
on the Canton-Massillon road within
10 days and to remove its track
within 30 days in a resolution adopt
I'd by the Stark county commissioners