Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-25


Paul Pearce. 16, Kinsman, near
Warren, was killed when his buggy |
was struck by a train.
John J. Wertman, "a, roller in a |
Youngstown mill, was killed when a
bar of hot steel pierced his body.
Richard S. Ryan has been nomi- |
mated for postmaster at st. Clairsville
to succeed B. S. Mcbride, resigned.
Myrtle Seymour, Chillicothe, was
unconscious three hours after light
ming struck the bed on which she was
sleeping
Complete reports received by City
Director of Schools S. r. Crops show
2S.290 persons of school age in
youngstown.
Professor ]. ]. Philips, Gallon
school superintendent, was selected
superintendent of Bucyrus schools at
$4,000 a year.
Pottery workers at East Liverpool
decided to demand a 25 per cent wage
increase, eight-hour day and half holi-
day Saturdays.
Seventeen men were arrested and
two stills used in the manufacture of
''moonshine" whisky raided by off,
cials at Cincinnati
A man identified as Samuel Amato,
Italian expressman, was shot and in
stantly killed on the street at Cleve-
land, the slayer escaping.
Beaten, stabbed and with revolver
wounds in his chest and forehead,
Patrick Pancollo, 80, was found dead
in bed at bis home in Youngstown.
With but $4,000 in the road fund
and five townships at the limit of
their bonded Indebtedness, new road
work In I.orain county has been held
| up.
w. E. Dorsey, Findlay, was awarded
the contract for constructing six
miles of brick roadway between Find
lay and Fostoria at cost Of $237,-
419.77.
George Koenig, i6, Youngstown
high school student, committed sui
eide by hanging himself from a bed
post His parents can assign no cause
for the act.
With his handkerchief and shoe
laces, Elisha Lucas, 80, once wealthy
farmer of Centerville, succeeded in
hanging himself in the Belmont coun-
ty infrmary.
Patrick Panprolli Girard was in.
stantly killed and his wife fatally in
juredwhen a freight train crashed into
their automobile at a crossing just
north of Youngstown.
Kenton Mullin, IL, who passed the
hack saws to his brother, who later
escaped from the Ottawa county jail,
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
the Boys Industrial school.
Captain August Theis of the Mas
sillon fire department was killed and
Fireman Jack Miller was seriously
injured when the steeple of the First
Presbyterian church collapsed during
fire.
]. J. Armstrong, superintendent of
the Stark county public schools, has
been charged with "inefficiency, neg
lect of duty and improper conduct. "
County school board will conduct a
hearing.
Ohio Womans Christian Temper.
ance union closed it's annual conven-
tion at Lakeside with a jubilee meet
ing. Nationwide plans for the mil
I lion dollar and million membership
drives we're discussed.
Threatened strike of conductors
J and motormen of the Cleveland
. Southwestern and Columbus railway
was called off when the men voted Il
: favor Of accepting new offer by the
company of cents an hour increase
+ Ohio Electric Light association, a
s its closing meeting at Cedar Point
; elected officers as follows: President
G. H. Howell. Coshocton; vice presi
( dent, F. H. Golding, Canton; secre
/ tary-treasurer, d. L. Gaskill, Green
! vile.
/ Paul Rivers, convicted Of man
/ slaughter for the killing of Georg'
W. Bonner. Cleveland restauran
} cashier, and two other prisoners
} Walter Wright of Columbiana count,
: and James Buse, escaped from Mans
: field reformatory.
Q ]. Herman Dierkes, insurance ma
and former treasurer of the Demo
s cratic campaign committee at CinciI
n natl, was sentenced tol five years i
J. Atlanta penitentiary He was col
t victed of making seditious remark
o Dierkes will appeal
k In the last six months, 10 men wer
sentenced to death in Ohio for mu
.. der and so men were received at th
s. penitentiary for life terms Forty
ID these we're convicted of murder, fiv
Y Of criminal assault and five for bu
xt glary, according to the state board {
,e clemency.
N Grape growers of Cuyahoga, Lorail
Erie and Ottawa counties, ,represen
D. ing the Lake Erie vineyard distric
.e at meeting at Sandusky decided [
1t recommend that nothing less tha
b. the following ton prices be accepte
10 for grapes this year: Concords, Sill
a. Ives, $120; Catawbas, $3.50; Del
D. wares. $140. All are increases ovt
previous prices.
to Since Jan. 1, Trumbull count
n, school children have sold war saving
b. stamps to the value of $50,24151.
ce Captain William S. Jones. 25, al
George Duane, 30, mechanician, die
sr as the result of injuries receive
D. when a new type Curtiss biplane
Ell which they were riding crashed to Il
IN earth at McCook field, Dayton.
Action of soldier police in shootil
ed and killing two persons during the I
ty cent rioting near the Overland pla
ma at Toledo was held unjustifable in
al report made by Coroner Hartung T
nix recomends that a grand jury inves
gate the affair.
M Granting Of a wage increase ave.
ill ed a strike of 1000 garment worke
he at Cleveland.
he Grieved over the condition of h
'al patient, Mrs. Margaret Brusman. ov
)u- whom she had watched as nurse f
many months, Emma Henderson.
a committed suicide at the Rrusn,