Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-31
New Vienna claims the "pig club"

TED suicide by hanging hlmSeH.
Mrs. Charles Murphy, a. was elec-
trocuted in her home at Akron.
Miss Louise Roberts, 81, Martins
Ferry, died from injuries received in
a fall.
George Capritz was fined $40O at
Martins Ferry on charge of selling
liquor
Herbert Piker, IA, Fostoria, was at
tackled and severely wounded by a
bulldog
An auto and liquor worth $1,000
were stolen from the home of W. B.
Snyder, Toledo.
While returning home from school,
Marvin Snodgrass, IS, Nevada. was
killed by a train.
Mrs. Hattie Tomlich, 35, Cleveland,
died Instantly when she was struck
by passenger train.
Newark Masons started a campaign
to sell bonds to wipe out the indebted
ness on their temple.
Lester Sarles, II, Bucyrus, died
from the effects of burns received in
explosion of kerosene.
Campaign to raise $500,000 for Mari
eta college endowment fund is an
nounced by the trustees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Watkins and son
Burdelle were injured when a train
hit their auto near Findlay.
Salaries of all employees of the city
water and engineering departments at
Canton have been increased.
Rev. j. M. Hawes resigned as pastor
OF the Church of Christ at Redwood
to accept pastorate at Mansfield.
At Tiffin, School Superintendent
Krout appealed to parents to keep
high school boys out of poolrooms.
An endowment totaling $250,000 is
being planned to carry on Baptist ex-
tension work at Ohio State university
Walter Mort, 80, was killed at Am
sterdam when a lump of coal fell
down a mine shaft and crushed his
skull
Sneak thieves carried two trays of
diamond rings valued at s1,5OO from
the jewe1ry store of H. Best & Son,
Dayton.
, Newark boy scouts will obtain
money to sustain their organization
by gathering and selling all the waste
, paper in the city.
Harry Finney, 40, pottery worker,
East Liverpool, was found dead with
a bullet wound in the head. Coroner
said it was suicide.
, New $350,000 Clinton county court
$ house at Wilmington was dedicated
~ Hugh Nichols, chief justice of the
:. Ohio supreme court.
n Solomon Spangler of Hebron at
+ tended the Fairfield county fair on his
ninety-third birthday anniversary. H'
n has not missed fair in 68 years.
Il Eight persons were shot and stabbed
v at Youngstown in a clash between al
legged negro strikebreakers and pick
? cts. Five negroes were arrested.
r Willamina Dean, 2, daughter o
" Harvey Dean, Tiltonville, near SteJ
benville, ate 35 patent medicine pill
p she found on doorstep and died.
O Senator Warren G. Harding in
v. statement at Cincinnati stated he ha
no presidential aspirations and ha
m declined every tender of support.
A. Vasi1 Tsonchoff, 40, Cleveland, d.
% layed his start for Bulgaria for a fe7
70 moments while he licked four arme
bandits who tried to get his $2,67
,d They fed.
70 Housewives league of Toledo urge
n a statewide movement against buyin
,e butter, coffee and eggs for two week
| in a m 4
re these articles.
th Harry Dallman, Newark, met
n friend from home who was broke an
a took him to his room. Harry VIZ
doped and relieved of $195 and a sui
,r- case full of clothes.
X Charles F. Smith of Cuyahoga Fall
es conductor on the Akron, Bedford al
ed Cleveland line, was instantly killt
when his head struck pole as
1T leaned from car window.
by Moonshiners' outfit found in Il
lis house near Waynesburg, Stark cou
is ty, by Sheriff Dotts, who seized
after waiting unsuccessfully 18 hou
a for moonshiners to appear.
nd j. Murdoch, 80, alleged army &
he serter, who is being detained in j;
We at Canton pending word from the W
department authorities, attempt
of suicide by hanging himself in his ce
eV- Unaware of the approach of a ps
ed. senger train going 60 miles an hol
ms Dephia Terry, 10, Columbus, semi
student at the state institution f
in the deaf, was killed northwest of til
3a- city.
he Internal Revenue Collector A.
les Gilligan was notified that he will
responsible for the enforcement
for the wartime prohibition act in t
eg- Cincinnati district until a state sup
1ut visor is appointed.
90. Group No. Z, Ohio Bankers assoc
his ton, in annual convention at Gosh,
ton, elected Harold C. Atwell
ers GAINESVILLE chairman. Fred Hunt
on, GAINESVILLE was elected vice charm
en- and Frank F. Howard secretary-tre
to urer c. w. Dickens, Belmont coun
red was elected chairman of the execute
committee.
lin, Findlay council protests against
md proposed change in schedule of t
ual Fiindlay division of the B. & o. r;
road whereby every-other-day serv.
eld would supplant daily service.
at Gale Stetler, 20, was electrocut
ON through contact with a live elect
Ken wire that had fallen across a te
phone wire at Wiltshire, Van w
md county.
ice Reports from various parts of B
by Ter county indicate that hog eholt
lin has vastly accentuated its toll in
ppe cent days. Veterinarians are report
art, overworked in attempting to stay
disease.
vas According to records Of DR.. John
lid Monger, state registrar of vital sta
lus- tics, 4,792 men and women in
ber prime of life died Of cancer in Ol
in 1918. He says fully two-thirds
of these deaths were avoidable throu
ON proper medical and surgical attent
ials to cancer