Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-02-14

filed for collection OF money.
Hancock county issued bonds total
ing $6O,10O for bridge and highway
improvements.
Daniel Gooding, 40, was caught in
mining machine at the Santoy mine,
near Crooksville, and fatally injured |
Albert Ersenbacher of Canton was
shot and seriously wounded by an un-
identified assailant in his, home
American Clay Products company |
will establish plant at Sandusky |
which will employ 100 men.
Ohio Electric Railway company
has been granted cent fare on Lima
city lines.
Alliance council called special
election4 March Is on a proposal to
issue 100000 in bonds for the erec-
ton of a municipal lighting plant.
Mrs. Alice Beatty, so, Alliance, was
beaten and robbed of handbag con-
tanning few dollars. Her right arm
was broken.
Frank Seaman, alias William G.
Lamar, wanted in Boston in connec-
tion with an $500 jewel robbery, was
arrested at Cleveland
Students will decide next fall
whether reserve officers training
school will be established at Miami
| university.
Girard Home Savings and Loan
| company organized with a capital
stock of $50 900 to promote building
of new homes
Congressman Ashbrook and c. L.
McCracken of -Johnstown were ap-
| pointed members of the government
assay commission by the president.
Body of Mrs. Godfrey Jones was
found in the street at Columbus. Cor
oner's verdict holds that the woman
was choked to death.
Toledo labor conditions show
marked improvement following the
employment of soldiers on city con-
struction work.
Bodies of two unidentified men
were found dead in the Toledo yards
after railroad detectives fought a re-
volver battle with box car thieves.
Marietta has been selected as the
of the Ohio State Aerie, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles, May II, II, 13 and IA.
Two safes in the plant of the Penn
sylvania Rubber and Supply company,
Cleveland, were blown open by
cracksmen, who escaped with $4,000
in liberty bonds.
Reports to the Montgomery County
| ia+x will
be big yield of cherries, apples and
other orchard fruit despite an oper
winter.
Leon, II, son of Clarence Mieshe
was instantly killed when an oil tank
ran over his chest at Ottawa. The
boy was on roller skates returning
from school.
Rev. D. H. Rely, Armenian minis
ter at Washington c. H., learned tina
his father, mother, sister-in-law ant
three nephews were murdered b.
Turks.
7 Meyer Goldstein, Cleveland motor
ist, who ran down and killed DO.
last September, was convicted o
2 manslaughter and sentenced to tn
penitentiary from one to 20 years.
: When a parade is held at NorwaI
: in honor of the soldiers return, Clar
Garfield, civil war veteran, will bea
d drum that was used in peace cels
+ bration at Norwalk in 1865.
t Warren fire department institute
/ a 12-hour shift system.
:. Edward Marshall, 81, London chit
of police, is dead. He had served o
# police force for 80 years.
n Lorain council authorized issuanc
W of $4,000 bonds to purchase land @
e the lake front for a city park. A
l. expenditure of $1,000 for fire alarl
system also was authorized.
g Ohio soon will have grand ts
S, duplicate of $1O,00O,000, ,0O0 TT
'r gain of 1918 boosted the total to S!
d. 068, 1853, ,040, an increase over 1917
g. $525, $780, The gain for the yei
was far greater than expected.
Z. Ohio senate adopted the Weist res
ID luton, calling on congress to appr
s. pirate $5,000,0O0 to investigate al
lie fight Spanish influenza. The measu
lie was passed by the house last wee
1t now goes to Governor Cox.
is Colonel D. @. Morrow and Mi
n Elizabeth CLANCY, both of Hillsbo1
Ir- were quietly married at the home
st the bride Colonel Morrow is tt
Id Republican state central committe
ne man from the Sixth district.
y. Former Federal Judge w. L. D
in and Attorney W. D. Wilkins of Gle,
ed land were. appointed by Attorn
Id General Price to conduct grand ju
On investigation of the Cleveland crir
1g wave
er Andrew o. Bauman, 78, who h
nd conducted a retail and wholesale e.
Gerry since 1865, and H. l. Blair, 7S,
to attorney, died at Lancaster within
on few hours of each other. Both we
m prominent in G. A. R. circles.
vi Northern Ohio Traction compa
lst threatens to reduce service on Cant
he city lines and postpone indefinite
i'll construction of promised extensio
as unless council agrees to increase fa1
to cents.
20 After his arrest at Lancast
CudIS SOQ Will dllSSCu 1OI 3
OF check. ]. V. Riggs of Dayton, trav
'OO ing salesman, cut his throat and is
a critical condition.
he In an attempt to escape arrest
OF carrying a revolver, Edward For,
srs Jeffries Egger, 1s, was shot and kill
ire at Columbus by Patrolman Thon
F. Little.
to Prison records show that the av
Ire age time served by men in the Ol
me penitentiary under the indetermin'
ola sentence law is greater than the
ile erlge time served ty men sent thu
under the old determinate sentenc
les Marion Field, 81. carpenter, v
lte- killed in fall from a building
DIX Wilmington.
OF Prices to be paid for maple syl
lde this year will break all previous I
ords. Reliable reports from Geal
the county say that dealers will
en- 50 a gallon in bulk, and the pr
ent may be higher.
uDt Mrs. Madeline Turner, formerly