Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-11-07
STATE SIFTINGS

Eggs are selling for rs cents a
dozen at Port Clinton.
James M. Ogg, 25, Ffndlay, was
crushed under a falling silo tank.
Lorain council defeated an ordi-
nance to increase salaries of city Of
ficials.
Tiff1n police have been ordered to
keep boys of school age out of pool
rooms
Mansfield chamber of commerce has
started a campaign for additional
members.
Mrs. Cora G. Carroll of Willoughby
was elected grand matron of Ohio
Eastern Stars. N
Jacob Sindlinger, Rayland, Jefferson
county, harvested pumpkins weigh
ing 1O5 pounds.
Yeggs held up William Roders at
Akron and took his money, trousers,
shirt and shoes.
William Greaves, so, Canton, brake
man, fell from the top of freight
train and was killed.
Mrs. Richard Schwartz, "a, Lorain,
was fatally injured when she was
struck by an automobile.
st. Pauls Lutheran church, Buoy
rus, will celebrate its ninetieth birth
day anniversary Nov. 1923.
Absent from home for 10 years and
believed dead, Stan Kliwalter is visit
ing his parents at Fremont.
Clara Burns, 8, reported lost, was
found locked in the clothes closet at
Fairview school, Youngstown.
Canton Council provided funds for
establishing a city laboratory for the
| diagnosis of contagious diseases.
Coshocton voters, answering, coun-
cil's missionaries on the gas ques-
plant.
John w. Peck Of Cincinnati was
I nominated by President Wilson to be
federal Judge for the southern Ohio
district.
Successful tests we're made at Day
ton of a reversible airplane propeller
which permits planes to stop within
so feet.
James Uce1lo is sought at Niles in
connection with the killing of James
Belcaster, who was shot following an
argument
Fifteen warrants issued by United
States Commissioner Adler at Cincin-
natl charge violation of the wartime
| prohibition act.
Cleveland's clocks were not turned
back an hour with the rest of the ma
tion's timepieces. The city now goes
on eastern time.
George Buchan aided two men to
get an auto out of ditch near Mans
field. Later he learned the auto had
been stolen from his son.
Bethlehem Grange (Marion county,
protested against the government per
mitting England to sell wool free oi
duty in the United States.
Raymond Kelsey, 10, Delaware high
school student, injured in a football
game at Newark, died at his home il
Delaware. His back was broken.
After reading in newspapers that he
overlooked $125 when he robbed 6
Brooks oil station in Cleveland, the
clerk to empty the till again.
Valentine Winters, Dayton banker
was appointed receiver for the Barne,
& Smith Car company, Dayton. Fail
ing demand for new freight and pas
senger cars is assigned as the cause
DR.. William A. Charter, indicted a
Marion for performing an alleged lille
gal operation, entered a plea of no
guilty and Judge Mouser set his tria
for Nov. 20. Charter is at liberty OF
$2.500 bond
Resolutions adopted by the Repub
lican state central and advisory com
mittees indorse Senator Warren G
Harding for denomination, without op
position, and also for the Republican
presidential nomination.
Fifty cents for hair cuts and 2
cents for a shave are being charge,
in practically all Cleveland barbe
shops. The high cost of living and in
creased prices for BARRIERS supple
and wages are reasons given.
Hundreds of arrests on charges O
illegal registration are expected to b
made at Cleveland as a result Of a.
investigation made by the board @
elections and the Dry Maintenance
league into alleged election frauds.
After searching for two days for E
A. Bowman, a farmer near Ganges
Richland county, his body was foun
in the pond of an abandoned ston
quarry, mile from his home. Imag
nary troubles are assigned for hi
suicide.
After a chase of four miles and a
exchange of shots between fugitive
and a posse, two men were capture
as suspects in the robbery of a stor
and postoffice at Lemoyne, near Tt
ledo. An automobile partly loade
with loot was found.
Just as William Altenberg, Z
Mansfield, drove a gasoline truck upo
a rail crossing near town, the gasolin
tank exploded as a passenger trai
struck the wreckage. Altenberg
clothes were practically burned frol
his body and he received injurie
which resulted in his death.
, Someone tried to kill the family {
Mrs. Sophie Cork, Cincinnati, by r,
leasing unknown gas into the rool
/ the members occupied.
]. A. Farrell, independent candidat
for mayor of Alliance, has sued Mayo
, Charles S. Westover, asking damage
! in the sum of $4,000 for alleged libe
The trouble grows out of the polite;
, campaign.
George Hampton, colored, sougt
! for % years to claim $4,000 deposite
/ in a Danville, Va, bank in 1879 b
: his grandmother, was found at Be
! laire. Deposit with interest no
. amounts to $4,000.
Miss Lena Fowler, public schot
teacher, flew over Canton in an al
plane distributing literature askin
voters to support bond issue for
; new school.
Athens chamber Of commerce ha
started a campaign to conserve ga