Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-14
STATE SIFT|NGS

Five men were arrested at RdNeAHe'
when officers raided an underground
still.
In the cellar of his home in Kenton,
Harry Brown found a five-foot black
make.
At Youngstown, William Kelley was
'ound guilty of kidnapping Cyril Gala
ian, 13.
Seven men and two women were ar
:ested at Cleveland in raids on Illicit
whisky stills.
Many of the striking miners in Atn-
Ems county are working on road con-
racts and on farms.
Lloyd Forling Of Findlay was sen
.enced to the penitentiary for nonsup'
port of his two children.
First Savings and Banking company
merged with the Dayton Savings and
Trust company at Dayton.
D. A. Feree of Nelsonville was
elected president of the Southeastern
Ohio Teachers association.
Sandusky Home Telephone company
and Central Union Telephone interests
1t Sandusky may be merged soon.
Lorain chamber of commerce vii
establish a day nursery where work
ng women may leave their children.
Hamilton Schuch, 33, inventor, Gin
,innati, was killed when gas tanl
With which he was experimenting ex
lloded.
Thousands of dollars damage ha
leen done to corn in Perry count.
rom molding, due to extreme we
weather..
At Dayton, Hyman Coltan, rs, ped
Her, struck a match to examine al
empty barrel. Alcohol gas explode'
md Coltan was killed instantly.
Captain James B. Cole, 73, for man
ears an officer in the regular army
lied at Marysville of heart disease
lie was a graduate of West Point.
GAINESVILLE public school janitor
struck for more pay, though they re
;ently were granted $40 a month il
;rease and two months paid vacation
Mrs. David Krause, IA, and her sol
David Krause, Jr., 40, were killed q
East Union, near Orville, when a pa
senger train crashed into their autt
| mobile.
Thomas Clark, 70, of Monroevill,
Huron county, has been elected
| three offices. He will serve as justic
of the peace, village treasurer an
assessor.
An official count shows Lima adop
| ed the commission form of goverl
ment by plurality of 249 votes. Fl
teen candidates were also selected
write the city charter.
Milton Drumm, IS, janitor at IL
centralized school building at Phari
burg, near Marysville, was serious
hurt by being caught by an eight-inC
belt and hurled against a wall.
Toledo Gardeners exchange as
corporation was fined $50 and each
it's officers we're fined $40 by judg
of the circuit court for continuing
do business in violation of restrai
ing order.
Going into the orchard of his hon
near Loudenville, Lewis Kick, As, sh
himself through the head with a l
he carried. His clothes we're ignit
and his body burned.
Joseph Riser, 65, farmer, Greenvi1
committed suicide by placing a
gauge shotgun into his mouth, d
charging its contents and blowing t
entire top of his head off,. He leav
three daughters and two sons.
Swerving his machine onto the sit
walk to avoid collision with anoth
automobile at Wilmington, the driv
struck Nicholas Nice and his sist
May Nice. Both were so seriously
iured that little hope is held for tn,
recovery.
With the decision that under exi
ing state laws the county coron
amounts to nothing more than &C
todian of property taken from t
bodies of dead persons P A. Jaco1
recently appointed coroner of Gu.
| uOSd equity, Has TOSISuOu.
In a quarrel over a lawsuit invo
ing $14, Joseph Vedota, fruit merchs
at Tiffin, shot and killed Thom
Chrones, his former partner, a
wounded Peter Chrones, brother
the dead man. Vedota gave hims
up and claims self-defense.
Paul Johnson, %, a farmer, 1ivi
three miles south of Medina, was 81
and killed at the home of Roma M
ply at Cleveland The police +;
holding Murphy, who said that I
trouble originated in the alleged n
treatment of his young daughter
Johnson.
Returns from 81 of the SO count
of Ohio show that the Crabbe pre-
bition enforcement act was rejec
by the voters by about $4,000 maj
ity. The vets repeal and beer anne
ments were defeated by approximat
10000 and $4,000, respectively. F
of the fourth proposal, state ratif
ton of the federal prohibition anne
ment, is still in the balance, and
official count will be required to
termine the result.
Hiram w. >Hildebrandt, rs, presid
of the Shelby Citizens bank /;
prominently identified with Shelby
dustries, is dead.
Harley Hicks, 80, was shot
killed and two other men sustain
bullet wounds following a quarrel
a boarding house at Port Clint
Seven men and two women were
rested
Toledo voters indorsed the ous
{ ordinance which provides for the
moval of the Toledo Railways
Light company's streetcars from
streets The custer ordinance won
$40 votes.
Il Charles Boyer died at Macarthur
a the result of burns he received il
t. mine when a shot went off. Orv
D Dearth, another miner, was ba
II burned.
D. M. Hall of Columbus, new C
l. mander-inchiefo of the Grand Army
e the Republic, announced he will tr;
4 fer the headquarters of the G. A.
'r from Brooklyn to Columbus.
e Three 15-year-old girls, who esca