Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-03

Prospect council will order strict
enforcement of the 8 o'clock curfew
for children under Is.
Patrolman Frank Moranz was shot
and seriously wounded in a struggle
with loiterers at Cleveland.
Judge Mouser ordered the Marion
county grand jury to probe alleged
violations of the Valentine law.
Asking a dollar raise to SO day,
with board and lodging, corn cuctters
in Marion county went on strike.
Striking steel mill employees at
Youngstown voted against returning
to work until the strike is settled.
Fire at Dayton destroyed ware
house of the Dayton malleable iron
works with a loss estimated at so0,-
900.
David Williams, 12, New Lexington,
was badly scalded when his mother
accidentally spilled pot of gravy on
his head.
Two men held up H Reed, man.
ager of Kroger grocery at Colum-
bus, rified the cash register of $50
and escaped.
Perry Baker, As, county treasurer of
Mercer county, died SUDDENLY on the
street at Celina while on his way to
the courthouse.
Revenue officers raided the home OF
Mike Max at Dayton and confscated
20-gallon still which they said they
found in operation.
Harry Bonnell, "a, one of the indus
trial leaders of Youngstown, died at
Cambridge Springs, Pa, where he had
been spending the summer.
Mrs. Mary Skorupa is in jail at Lo-
rain as the result of an alleged attack
with knife on DR.. c. H. Frederick
when he called to treat her.
Yeggs cracked the safe at the new
Regent theater at Lima and made
away with over $1,000 in casu The
theater had been open but a week.
Whisky, brandies and gin amount.
ing to $4,000 have been stolen at
Cleveland since state prohibition went
into effect, according to police rec
ords.
Mortgages and deeds stolen by five
bandits who robbed the Nottingham
Savings and Banking company Of
$11, 500 were found on the farm Of w.
H. Gardner at Dover.
Sauerkraut will cost no more this
year than it did last, according to
Erie county manufacturers, who are
getting ready to market a bumper pro.
duction. The price may be lower.
| Nazarene church, formerly Emanuel
Evangelical Lutheran, at Marion, has
been rededicated. No one who uses
tobacco or belongs to any secret or.
der can be member Of the church.
Strike of steel workers has affected
the industry seriously in the Mahon.
ing valley and in the Cleveland dis.
trict. Thousands of men are out and
a number of steel mills have closed
down.
Striking linemen of the Ohio State
Telephone company have put their
case into the hands of the executive
committee Of the Columbus Fedora
tion of Labor. An agreement is an
ticipated.
A man giving the name of d. E
West of Denver, arrested at Toledo
following the murder of James Man
ion, 27, in Toledo resort, has beer
identified as the slayer, police declare
Manion was shot to death.
Christopher Daudt, vice president ot
| ITi Of T11o d.
died in a Detroit hospital of injuries
received when he was hit by street
car there. He received a fractured
skull, broken left leg and interna
injuries.
Mayor A. W. Craver accepted the
Democratic committees nomination
as candidate for a fourth term a.
mayor of Youngstown, taking tn,
place of Martin Dunn, who was nomi
mated at the primaries, but withdrew /;
week ago.
State headquarters of the Roosevelt
Memorial association, which is abou
to launch a campaign for voluntar,
contributions in Ohio, seeking to ad,
$500,000 to the national fund to per
petuate his memory, have been opened
at Cleveland.
Charged by officials at the Colum
bus barracks with embezzling NOR,
than $1,000 of post exchange none.
turned over to him, Joseph F. Beane
former first lieutenant, has been ar
rested by federal authorities at Og
densburg, N. Y.
Twelve photographers in Cincinnati
are Joined as defendants in a suit fo
$4,000 damages filed in common
pleas court by Lawrence A. Rensch
Ter, photographer. He alleges an at
tempt to compel him to join the Pho
tographers' Association of Cincinnati
Shirley Benson, "a, is dying as re
suit of being shot by Constable Franl
Double at Portsmouth An argumen
over line fence is said to have lev
up to the shooting. Benson is sait
to have pulled the officer from hi
buggy and to have beaten him sc
verely with club.
Henry Rawlins, mail carrier, suet
Zebodee Stout, garage man at Marion
for $4,000 for alleged defamation o
character.
Charging that her husband wa
jealous of her to the extent that b
z cut off the hair of her head with
pair of shears, Lizzie Beckum filed
suit for divorce at Springfield fron
James Beckum.
Governor Cox issued a proclama
tion designating Thursday, Oct. 8, a
J fire prevention day in Ohio. The da
will be observed in many of tn
J schools with brief lessons on preve1
tion.
Ohio State university will obtai
: $62,136.75 which was requested fro1
} the state emergency board supple
: mentary to existing available apprc
priations for the purpose of meetin
| new demands that have arisen be
, cause of the exceptionally heavy res
istration at the university this year.
Eamonn De Valera, president of tn