Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-16
Bucyrus will erect a new high

AT youngstown THOMAS Holmes, |
40. stepped in front of an interurban
car and was killed.
Uhrichsville council voted to spend
1000 for new paving and street re-
pairs during 1919.
Rev. A. w. Stevenson of Kenton
has been elected pastor-at-large for
the Marion presbytery.
Seven persons were injured when a
bus was struck by an engine at Tre-
mont City, Clark county.
Governor Cox signed the Freeman
bill to punish criminal syndicalism in
Ohio. It is aimed'at Bolshevism.
Mrs. Thomas Salmon, 80, Delaware,
was seriously burned when her cloth
ing ignited from stove at her home.
Thirteen miles OF road between
Painesville and Geneva will be paved
this summer at a cost of S450.000.
First locust of the 17-year swarm
which scientists say is due this year
was discovered By A. c. Redman at
Findlay.
Jewels. liberty bonds and securities
were taken from safety deposit boxes
in the Peoples bank at Woodstock
by burglars
Montgomery county humane soci-
ETY. collected during the fiscal year
$50 600 from derelict parents toward
the support Of their children.
Charles Whitley has been appointed
receiver for the Martin Manufactur-
ing company, manufacturers of auto
accessories, Lancaster.
Federal farm employment bureau
OF Fayette, Clinton and Pickaway
counties has made 2,S23 placements
since II was established.
At New Lexington Mrs. John Out
ward. 30. was killed and her husband
injured probably fatally, when a
train struck their auto.
Six prisoners escaped from the JET
ferson county Jail at Steubenville
Arthur McClain. indicted on a charge
of burglary. refused to leave.
William Perkins, 20, was indicted
on a charge of first degree murder
in connection with the death of James
Cassidy. miner, at Nelsonville.
Conductors and motormen of the
Cleveland, Alliance and Mahoning
Valley Traction company were grant
ed cents an hour wage increase.
A fight against trachoma. an infec-
tious disease which often causes
blindness, is being waged in Ports.
mouth Jointly by the state and city
health officials.
Jacob Fowler. an aged hookkeeper
Of the Fairfield glass plant, Lancas-
ter, was seriously injured when an
auto in which he was riding was de.
molished by a train.
Lawrence Tierney, 16, of Dayton.
and Mark j. Hannegan, 10, of Cincin.
natl, were drowned in the Miami
river at Dayton when their canoe
overturned.
Three large business blocks and a
half dozen residences were destroyed
in a fire that threatened to DESTROY
the entire business section of Crest
line. The loss is estimated at be-
tween 100000 and 100000.
A precedent in Summit county was
established when Judge c. F. John
son refused to accept a verdict of
guilty returned against Evan Stevan.
off of Barberton, charged with grand
larceny, and directed verdict of not
guilty.
Fire at Columbus destroyed the
Philadelphia apartment house, a six
story structure. Nine persons lost
their lives and Is we're injured, sew
of nets rescued many OF the occu-
pants.
Three thousand veterans of the re
cent world war from Montgomery and
surrounding counties signed a peti
tion asking a years pay as bonus in
addition to the present $50 bonus
The petition will be circulated over
the state and country
Mrs. Edward Bour, wife of Detec
tive Bour, was killed in an automo
bile collision at Canton. Her daugh
ter, Mrs. Ted Richards, was badly
cut. and Ted Richards, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert Paar and two soldiers were
less seriously injured.
United States supreme court hold:
that contracts which liability insur
ance companies had in effect with
Ohio employers when the law barring
such companies from writing busi
ness in the state became operative
are valid and remain in force.
r. 0. T. c. students will have e
chance to attend six weeks camp
this summer at practically no cost tc
them. The camp opens June 81. Al
students 16 or over, members O.
senior divisions in college, and those
over the age limit in high schools
who have had two years training, are
eligible.
Ohio senate passed a new emer
gency relief bill for cities ant
schools, introduced by the joint tom
mittee on taxation. Instead of pass
ing the old measure over the goger
nor's veto, however, a new bill, i6en
tical with the former one, except il
providing for popular vote on specia
levies at the August primary election
instead Of June 10, was offered ant
passed without debate.
AS he was placing a sack contain
ing $50 in a sideboard at his hom
in Findlay. Nelson Davis was SUI
prised by burglar, who grabbed tn
money and ran.
The Ohio senate passed the Duns
: paugh bill, prohibiting certain wor
for women. In the house the bil
legalizing Sunday movies was post
, poned indefinitely.
Ohio again leads the nation in tn
: sale Of war savings stamps. The Obi
war savings committees reports TO
April show that total sales for tn
, month were s4.l36,192, or 100000
week.
} F. d. Kerr is the new president @
the Washington county Herefor
breeders association.
/, Stonewar pottery workers at Rose
vile, Muskingum county, have organ
ICED a local union with a charte