Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-04-18
STATE SIFTINGS

Paul LOem6r, owner OF cna1n OI
grocery stores, died at Piqua.
Wilma RudasiIl, 9, Big Springs, Lo-
gan county, died of sleeping sickness.
Hailstorm damaged fruit trees in
Lancaster and vicinity.
C. S. Randolph was elected first
president of the newly organized
Perry county farm bureau.
An organization of world war vet
Grams has been formed at Crooksville
with a membership of over 100.
Miss Mary c.. Marsh succeeds Miss
Mary H Metz as superintendent Of
Union hospital at New Philadelphia.
Henry Friede, 3S, was crushed to
death by fall of rock in coal mine
near Fairport.
DR.. D. B. Miles, physician, who had
practiced at Cleveland for 40 years,
is dead.
Seventeenth child has been born to
Mrs. Michael Syrosky, 43, Amherst.
Nine of her children are living.
Mrs. Jennie L. Black of Fremont
will inherit $780, 900 from w. H. Ian
ming, who died at Hastings, Neb.
District Attorney Wertz plans a
drive in northern Ohio to round up
between 5000 and 5000 draft evaders
Dayton is negotiating for loan of
$1S0,0O0 to be borrowed upon antici-
patton of the June tax collection.
Charles NJ Baker, 50, Youngstown,
was burned to death in fire which de-
stroyed a barn in which he was
sleeping.
Supply of whitefish in Lake Erie
is to be increased by over 20,000,o0o
as the result of planting of fry by
hatcheries at Put-In-Bay.
George Noble, Wel1sville, has asked
authorities to aid in search for his
wife, Mrs Nancy Noble, 26, whom he
believes to have been kidnapped
Lots are in demand at Lorain by
hundreds of persons who, being un-
able to find houses, will live in tents
on the lake shore
When Noah Belanger filed suit for
| divorce at Cincinnati, he discovered
that his wife had been granted di-
vorce II years ago.
| Adam Claus, Brownhelm Oorain
eounty) farmer, killed hawk which
measured feet inches from wing
tip to wing tip.
Marietta council granted the street
car company the right to abandon g
special fare of 211s cents during one
hour mornings and evenings.
Earl Fullerton, 10-year-old son o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Fullerton o.
Sebring, died of injuries received
while wrestling with two playmates
At Waverly basket of dynamite
blew up, killing James Gillenwater
who was blasting holes to plant frui
trees.
Fourteen saloonists at Dover de
mand reduction of the license fee
claiming they lost PIP hours durin:
the operation of the influenza ban.
Sanislaw Wadja, 10, Cleveland, wa
killed by a companion while stagini
| an imitation holdup. Walter Turek
who fired the shot, has been arrested
The sum of $50, 900 was turned owe
to the college Of medicine of Cincin
natl university by executors of tn
estate of Francesca Mast Gamble
Paul Chivoro, condemned slayer O
Policeman Gethin Richards, March 1:
1918, was resentenced to die in tn
electric chair the morning of July q
Circuit court of appeals denied hi
appeal.
An unbroken stretch of brick an
: | r0od froro TIL
! richsville will be a reality this ia
when the last gap, six miles, betwee
Strasburg and Beach City, will b
paved.
One burglar was shot to death, al
other probably fatally wounded an
third fired upon by Herman Hell
, | rich, clerk in the Euclid cigar stor,
East Cleveland. The dead burgla
was identified as Benjamin Flenin;
an East Cleveland youth.
With the arrest at Marion of Be
nard Longshore, 10, and James Du
kin, II, police say that Is burglarie
committed within the past tw
months at Marion and Ridgeway ha7
: been cleared up by the boys confe
sions.
i If the senate will approve the Ere
man bill, passed 83 to IL by tt
:, house, the state will have a teacher
pensioning system, advocated fl
. many years by the Ohio State Teac
9 ers' association. A teachers retir
q ment board will be at the head of tt
a projected organization.
e Eight thousand dollars in priz,
have been offered by generous Oh
f individuals, firms and manufacturer
e to be distributed to school childre
!, winners of the Ohio war savings COZ
mittee's vacation thrift contest. II
;, contest opens next week and clos
j. Oct. 1.
# Declaring that they are confrontt
z with starvation because of the failu
= of the railroads to give them a ia
q distribution of coal orders, the mine
, of the New Straitsville district ha-
Is appealed to Governor Cox for hel
y Thep report a general stagnation
n the mining business in their sectit
s. because of this alleged discrimin
'e tion.
le Stearns Automobile company fl,
suit at Cleveland against the Roll
Royce company of Great Britain
s402,33 10 alleged to be due as pa
ment for war contracts.
y A sailor named Maulby, aged
70 and an unidentified man were foul
l dead in a Cleveland rooming hous
~ Asphyxiated by gas fumes, the poll
say
- Clad in their night clothing, N
~ and Mrs. Adolph Bahr, aged 40 al
SO, respectively, were found dead
:, their home at Cleveland Police s.
-, they carried out a suicide pact
!, taking poison.
r.. Elmer c. Powell, SO, dean of t
* Jackson county bar, died at Jacksc
es Near Mt. Vernon, Charles Eng
fs hart, 81, section foreman, was kill
H. instantly and two fellow workm
10 were probably fatally injured VIII
IS the handcar upon which they we