Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-19
STATE SiFTINGS


Harry Woehrel, 25, lineman, Sidney,
was electrocuted.
Mrs. Mary Adams of st. Clairsvile
was killed in a runaway.
Michael Mondora, %, Youngstown.
was killed while hunting.
Thirteen men were arrested at Lo-
rain charged with Oootlegging.
Benjamin Brunswick. farmer near
Celina, was killed in a runaway.
Preston G. Miller, yard conductor at
Youngstown, was killed in a wreck.
At Canton, Mike Beto was suffocat-
ed by a slide of sand in a gravel pit.
Blast furnace industry in the Ma
honing valley is now at full capacity.
Rev. Dominic Zinsmayer, retired
Catholic priest, died at Tiffin of heart
failure.
At Youngstown, Donald Fish, Z, was
killed by an auto driven by 15-year-
old boy.
Mrs. Sarah Smith, 65, residing near
Businessburg, Belmont county, was
killed by lightning.
crushed to death between a wagon
and telephone pole.
Miss Margaret Nesbitt of st. Clairs-
vile was named director of the Perry
County Normal school.
A congressional committee will visit
Camp Sherman to decide on the advis-
ability of retaining the cantonment as
permanent camp.
Glenn Marshall, 10, and Dewey Mil
Ter, 20, both of Niles, were injured in
motorcycle accident.
Roosevelt school students at Youngs-
town went on strike when dismissal
time was changed from to 4:30 p. m.
Major R. w. Schroeder broke the
worlds record by ascending to a
height of $4,000 feet in an airp1ane at
| Dayton.
Edna Breyman, A. Tifin, attempted
to dry over a gas burner a pair OF
gloves she had washed in gasoline
She was severely burned.
Charles Martin, IA, was killed when
he touched high tension wire while
attempting to walk a cable of the
Central Power company at Canton.
Theodore Geroff, held at Cleveland
in connection with the killing of Mrs
Anna Skalandi, is in jail without bond
charged with first degree murder.
Intercounty highway No. 15S, ex
tending from Moxahala to Rendville
Perry county, 15-foot brick road, ha:
been completed and opened to traffic
With two women and one man deat
at Cleveland from poison whisky
federal authorities Joined police in /;
hunt for the source of supply and tn,
distributors.
James Harris, 80, salesman, Akron
is in critical condition from bloot
poisoning due to wearing tan shoe
dyed black with a combination con
tanning coal tar.
Warrants for the arrest Of a scor,
of saloonkeepers, charged with violat
ing the state prohibition law and mu
nicipal ordinances by selling liquor
were obtained by the attorney for tn
dry forces at Youngstown.
Forty shot were picked from Ere
Dearbaugh's face after his huntin
companion, Raymond Clayton, had mis-
taken him for a squirrel. Dearbaugt
who resides at Jackson Center, is e1
pected to recover.
Louis Maresco arrived home q
Elyria after being captured by Au!
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on camp, escaping and finally bein
nailed up in a packing case and smus
gled aboard an American-bound shiI
Clinton Cowen, state highway con
\ missioner, has resigned. He will b
succeeded by A. R. Taylor, Democra
Findlay, county surveyor of Hancoc
] county. Cowen is a Cincinnati R,
publican, appointed by former Cove
nor Willis.
Alleged teaching of German in S
Johns Evangelical Lutheran churc
school at Cleveland resulted in tn
fining of Emil Poehl and H. H. Bohl
ing under the AXE law prohibiting th
: teaching of foreign languages in ell
mentary schools.
Twenty-nine lumber dealers an
eight ice cream dealers and manufa
turers were charged in indictment
returned by the grand jury at Daytc
with violation of the Valentine ant
! trust act in operating in restraint
4 trade and fixing prices.
q Attorney General Price ruled th
y the property classification measul
q must be submitted to the voters
q November and that the legislatuI
can not be called to correct tee
q nical error which provides that churt
and charitable institution proper
q shall be classified for taxation.
3 Beaten and drugged and kidnapt
q by two strangers, robbed of $2,4
B and kept in dark, rat-infested cell
B with another victim more than
Il week, was the experience at Cley
u land of W. K. Marcellue, 65, millio
d aire, Of Ashtabula. Upon being Civ,
n his liberty he was led blindfolded hs
n mile by boy, he said.
q Thieves who entered the New Id
Il store at Toledo took practically t
q entire stock of gowns, waists a.
8 lingerie, the loot being estimated
$25,000.
q Eighth grade teachers of Shawn
d public schools have served official I
q tice on clerk of board demanding S
3 aries of $50 per month and threate
3 ing walkout.
= A roll Of moving picture film toss
p upon city dump at Cincinnati &C
r. the life of Margaret Forbes, 21s yea
a old, daughter of Ralph Forbes, ra
:. road switchman, when another ch
set fire to it.
Mt. Vernon police and f1remen a
a 20 per cent pay increase.
ID Wages increases of approximate
J. 10 per cent were granted to neal
N every city employe at Ashtabula.
m More than 100000 bushels
C. wheat were produced in Ross cour
al this year, according to a casual CT
lg survey just completed at Chillicot
lie by milling officials.