Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-04-11
Mrs. Martha Smith. "a, Piqpa's OLD

or and arcnitect, is dead.
At Caldwell Nick MacEurga was
lined $3.50 ON charge OF bootie2glng.
Cleveland police were asked to
help search for Madaline Francis H.
Cortland. o., missing from home.
Elyria carpenters threaten to strlka
unless their demands for a raise 1rom
70 to 80 cents an hour are granted.
Frank Smith died at Findlay OF IN
juries received two months ago In
an auto accident.
Estate of the late Charles B. Clegg,
Dayton street railway magnate, is
valued at $2,0OO,OOO.
Edmund c. Taylor, 81, who drilled
the first oil well in the Findlay dis
trict, is dead.
Floyd Clotz, 81, Lorain, died from
sleeping sickness. He went into a
sleeping coma four days before death.
Malcolm v. Arnold of London has
been made prisoner by the Bolshe-
wiki on the north Russian front.
w. S. Roebuck, long a newspaper
publisher at Bellefontaine, died fol-
lowing lingering illness.
William Herriott of Plain City died
at Mansfield reformatory, where he
was a guard.
After a months partial suspension,
| Clarkson company's mines at st.
| Clairsville resumed full operation,
employing 500 men.
Two-year-old daughter of George
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county, was scalded to death when
she fell in a tub of boiling water.
Fifty sugar barrels, containing
bonded whisky valued at 100000, were
seized by federal officers at storage
house at Sandusky.
Roundup is planned at Cleveland of
1900 men who failed to register for
selective service or failed to answer
summons to draft boards.
Mary Boon, 8, and Louis Boon, 5,
her brother, were badly injured at
Youngstown when an automobile and
motorcycle collided
Federal agents discovered $4,000
worth of whisky hidden in a car Of
coal at Coshocton. A Detroit man
has been arrested.
Demanding an increase of 20 per
cent, 80 carpenters and workers
struck at the Mathews Boat company
at Port Clinton.
Chicken prices broke all records at
Cleveland when a car load of live
fowls brought 80 and 40 cents a
pound.
Dry leaders of the house decided to
give up their fight to have the Crabbe
dry enforcement bill passed as an
emergency.
Garden plots so by $50 feet in the
National Tube company's 50-acre
steel mills farm at Lorain are being
given to employees.
Ashtabula county donated a car
load of clothing for war zone suffer
ers in campaign just closed by the
Red Cross.
Plumbers and painters of the Steu
benville district are on strike follow
ing refusal Of their demands for q
wage of 81 an hour.
Farm land values have increased
steadily in Ohio during the last few
years, Average per acre of all pillow
lands in 1919 was $91; in 1918, $S6
in 1917, $50; in 1916, SIS.
Influenza is decreasing again II
Ohio following a sharp flareup il
prevalence during March, reports tt
the state department of health indi
cate.
Cleveland, Columbus and South
western Electric railway promised
the county commissioners to reduce
the fare between Lorain and Elyris
from 20 to Is cents.
Before group of friends, Mrs
Louise Masciantelo, 45, drew a re
volver in her home at Willoughb.
and shot and killed 16-year-old Flor
ence Lalagrutto, one of her guests a
the time. Motive unknown.
Ironton chamber of commerce viii
, ask Major General Glenn, Camp Sher
man, to muster out Company A, 14Stl
infantry, as unit, so the boys cal
return to Ironton at same time for
l welcoming celebration.
Ohio house passed over the gov
ernor's veto, rs to A, the Miller bill
which places in the senate the powe
to confirm the governors appointee
: on the state industrial commission
The senate already had passed tn
bill.
Ohio house passed the Wenner bill
relieving teachers from the necessit
Of seeking reelection every year afte
having served in the same position
l for three years. superintendent
however, may dismiss teachers a
any time. Bill now goes to the sen
ate.
: Governor Cox asked D. C. Wills
: chairman of the central liberty loal
: committee, to assist him in securin
governmental cooperation towar
moving of the tobacco crop in Ohio
Growers in Darke county alone ar
4 said to have several million dollars
/ worth of tobacco on hand.
q Accounts of the Miami valley cor
servancy district will be audited b
the state bureau of. accounting if tn
senate approves the Barnes bill
o passed by the house with only on
I vote against it. Both house and ser
ate passed bills to re-establish tn
Ohio national guard.
i Louise Wagner, a. daughter Of Joh
) E. Wagner of Circleville, was burne
|, to death while playing with matche:
Mrs. Letitia Arms, Who celebrate
her one hundredth birthday annivel
A sary Feb 4 at Wellston. is dead.
II Safe of Salzer Brothers furnitur
store, Springfield, was blown and lii
IL erty bonds, war savings stamps, jew
elry and money aggregating s1,7O
+ were stolen.
Congressman ]. T. Beggs of SaI
e dusky has been named as the speake
1t to address the Put-In-Bay graduatio
v class at their commencement day e,
ercises to be held June 13.
II Fire at Elyria destroyed the ciga
l. store and tobacco factory of Nose
e Wilder. Total loss is estimated 6