Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-27
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ployed in Coshocton county is being
formed.
Overturning of an automobile at
Canton resulted in the death of Jo-
sephine Glaser, 3.
Thomas Mckenzie, 16&h infantry,
gased twice in France, died at his
home in Circleville.
Helen Alice Stull. 3, Marion, died
of burns received when her clothing
ignited from bonfire.
Jacob Emmick, 81. has just reached
his old home in Tiftin after a 1000
mile hike from Oklahoma.
Armed bandits robbed the Ironville
branch of the Peoples State Savings
bank, Toledo, and escaped with $500.
Ohio Woman Suffrage association
has decided to continue the work Of
enrolling women of the state for suf-
frage.
Alfred Mills, 40, truck driver, was
killed instantly south of Marysville
when a passenger train struck his
truck.
Reuben Sterthon, 2S, of Elyria, and
Joseph Leach, %, of Ashtabuia, were
drowned while swimming IN the lake
at Lorain.
Seventeen department heads at
Ohio university, Athens, have been
granted salary increases from $1,000
to $2.500 year.
Mrs. William Gross, struck by light
ming at New Philadelphia, is par:
alyzed. The infant grandson she was
carrying was uninjured.
Mary B. Frank of Cincinnati was
elected department president by the
ladies' auxiliary, of Spanish War Vet
Grams, at the convention at Akron.
+ Perry county farmers predict
great amount of wheat will be ruined
by falling owing to the rapid growth
and recent heavy rains and winds.
Court of appeals at Bellefontaine
held that children of members of the
Mennonite church can not be COM
Pelled to salute the flag in school.
Union county board of education
reappointed Professor Maxwell Boord
of Redwood as a member of board
OF examiners for a term of two years.
Official notice was given by the
Cincinnati Street Railway company OF
an advance in streetcar fares to 61s
cents. effective July 1. The present
rate is s cents.
Peter Carfarelli faces the electric
chair for his part in the killing of
Patrolman George Verne, the jury at
Akron returning a verdict of guilty
without mercy.
!, After lightning killed 10 Of Elmer
Laws dairy cows, milk is being
shipped into West Lafayette for the
first time in history. Law was the
villages only dairyman.
Engineer Mills and Fireman Tracy
were killed when a passenger train
on the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie rail
road crashed into a freight car at
Lowellville. near Youngstown.
Youghiogheny and Ohio Coal com
pany Will erect 200 houses at its
mines in Warren township, Jefferson
county. Fifty-three are completed
and AZ are under construction
Ohio has ready for induction enough
companies to make regiment Of ma
tional guard, Adjutant General Lay
ton wired the department. He asket
that federal inspector be sent.
Wheat fields over a wide area il
Fairfield county were leveled by
severe storm. Five horses and tw,
mules were killed by lightning on J
II. Tobias farm, Pleasant township
Robert ]. Smith, mayor of Republi
and justice of the peace, was held t
the grand jury at Tifin on a charg
Of aiding and abetting his son Verno
to assault neighbor with intent t
kill.
w. Alexander Julian, Cincinnati
business man, and Former Postmas
. ter John L. Shuff launched a 5oor
in Washington for Cincinnati as tn
meeting place of the next Democrat
national convention.
The knights of Columbus began
drive at Columbus for 100000, [
= be used for the erection of opportl
nifty centers for boys and girls of a
creeds. Two big. centrally locate
buildings are to be erected.
DR.. John e. Monger, registrar
the state bureau of vital statistic
announced that among thousands
a troops at Camp Sherman last ye;
a not a death from typhoid fever @
Cured but civilians in Ohio numbe
ing III died Of the disease. He is
t strong advocate of vaccination again
r typhoid and to it gives credit for fire
: dom of soldiers from the disease.
n First act of the Ohio legislatul
0 after its 16-day recess was the raj
:, fication of the federal woman su
frage amendment. Both houses al:
t passed the Reynolds-Fouts bill givir
Ohio women presidential suffrage
9 1920 in case the federal amendmel
: has not become effective by th
$ time. A referendum on each propos
e is expected at the November ele
: tions. Only nine votes were ca
1 against ratification of the feder
S amendment, six in the house al
three in the senate.
d Over 1000 associate members wei
e secured at Warren in the Boy Scol
e campaign.
n Walter Haas was fatally shot by
E. Eastman, civilian policeman, du
0 ing a fight in a soft drink store
IT Toledo.
d Sixty-six automobiles were burn,
d up in the blaze that swept Nevil
Brothers garage at Delaware. tt
o Delaware Gas company, the Delawa
c Automatic Incubator company al
e the Schweitzer Dry Cleaning col
IT pany, occupying adjoining building
n were heavy losers. Total loss $13
900.
T. Attorney Mahlon Gebhaart of n
IT amisburg announced himself a cam
II date for congress on the Republics
y ticket next fall. Mr. Gebhart ran
the Democratic ticket few yea
l. ago for the state legislature and W
A. elected.
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