Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-04-11
STATE SlFTlNGS

of knights Templar.
Cromwell steel plant, Lorain has
resumed operations.
Perry county will spend 100000 re-
surfacing state roads this summer.
Lorain voters approved a bond is
tue of s5OO,0O0 for four new schools.
Arthur w. Morris, 36, Alliance, for
mer city solicitor. died of pneumonia.
Jules Dutton, 55, Macksburg, Noble
county, was killed when a wire cable
fell from the top of an oil well rig.
Mayor c. l.. Dean has issued a
proclamation making eastern time the
official time at Crooksville. q.
Charles Baker, 81, miner, was killed
by fall of slate in the Grant mine at
Salineville.
A. R. Stocker, go, former mayor of
Miamisburg, died following an opera
ton.
Mrs. William Waghorn, SO, Elyria,
died of injuries received when run
down by a motorcycle.
Streetcar fare at Cincinnati may
be increased from to 61a cents after
July l and later to Z cents.
Urgent calls for experienced farm
hands are being made by farmers
throughout the state.
Newark council completed plans to
spend SS5,00O in resurfacing and re-
pairing streets, which will give en-
ployment to 300 men.
Shirts valued at $4,000, stolen
from a Canton shirt company, are be-
lieved to have been disposed of at
Cleveland.
Employees of Steubenville, East Liv-
erpool and Beaver Falls Traction COM
pany have demanded wage increases
ranging from Al to II per cent.
Mrs. Frank Mosley, 50, Marysville,
was burned to death when a can OF
hot oil fell off a stove and exploded
at her home.
Basil Kosiez was killed at Toledo
when his new auto got beyond con-
troll, rounded a corner and collided
with a tree.
Rev. G. R. Ferguson, pastor of the
Spring Creek Baptist church of Piqua
has accepted the pastorate of First
Baptist church, Washington C. H.
John Singleton, 35, Lancaster
freight conductor, was injured per
haps fatally when he fell from a NOV
ing train.
Lake Shore Electric railway may
remove tracks from Maumee pike, be
tween Fremont and Genoa, and pur
chase right of way, paralleling the
New York Central.
Professor S. ]. Brandenburg, Miam
university librarian, has received {
years leave of absence to become
identified with the federal board o
vocational education.
First distribution of profits unde
the proft-sharing system recently an
nounced by the Willys-Overland CON
pany, Toledo, will take place thi
month.
Train loaded with soldiers en- rout
to Camp Sherman collided near Den
nison with car load of dynamite
No one was injured The dynamit
| did not explode.
Wooster college trustees will &C
cept the resignation of President J
Campbell White, who will be one o
the six general secretaries in inter
church world movement.
Cleveland, Toledo, Columbus, AL
ron and Youngstown welcomed hom
units of the 37th division (Ohio ns
tional guard), which saw strenuou
service overseas.
A government coast defense gu
weighing over 100 tons, which a Ma
rion plant turned out after nearl
two years work, has been shipped
an eastern proving ground.
AS the result of shooting affra
in a Youngstown restaurant, a ma
giving the name of Jack Espantt
Buffalo, is in a critical condition froI
a bullet wound in his breast
New trial has been granted Waite
Richardson of Youngstown, convicte
and sentenced to die for killing {
John Gorgas of the Pennsylvani
state constabulary.
Chief of Police Frank Flowers
Warren was killed instantly and P
lice Chief Watkins of Youngstow
was probably fatally hurt when tn
automobile in which they were ridin
collided with a streetcar at Warren
Edward Kibler, Sr., So, prominer
attorney, died suddenly at his HON
in Newark. Mr.. Kibler had been
i'll health for more than a year. H
was former president of the Ohio Bs
association.
1 The Griswold bill, authorizing il
corporation of agricultural cooper
tive associations for the sake of in
proving marketing facilities, we
passed by the house and now goes
the senate.
Ohio will vote in November agai
on the property classification amen
ment. The resubmission resolutio
Of the legislature was adopted, 81
IL, in the lower house after the dat
of the election was changed fro
May % to Nov. by a vote of 7S
3S. Efforts to write the Smith / p,
cent limitation into the propose
amendment failed.
Taps were sounded for Colon
Hunt, SO, veteran of three war
the Mexican, the civil and the Spa
ish-American, at the Dayton soldier
home.
Tiffin lost its streetcar service.
continued loss of about $400 a mon1
during the last half year was give
as the cause by the management
the line
Newark city council passed an c
dinance retaining present easter
time and refusing to advance, OF
hour to comply with the daylig
saving request of the federal go
ernment.
DR.. ]. w. Prince, postmaster
Piqua, died following an operatio
He had served as postmaster sin
) 1913.
Ohio senate mustered sufficie
votes to pass the Miller senate bi
requiring senate confirmation of Il
governors appointees of members
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