Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-07
STATE SIFTINGS

ming commissioner to map out pro-
gram OF public improvements.
Rev. Gaylord James of Cleveland
will accept a call to the pastorate OF
First Baptist church at Girard.
E. Lybarger was named temporary
postmaster at New Lexington, sue
cee6 'ng c. j. Kessler, who resigned
to engage in business.
George Bennett, So, was caught be-
meath a fall of slate at Elk Coal COM
pany's mine at Roseville, Muskingum
county, and fatally injured.
Burglars got $4,000 worth of dia-
monds and $500 worth of liberty |
bonds from the safe in jewelry store
of j. F. Cohen, Steubenville.
Crooksville, Perry county, will hold
a special election on proposal to
issue $1,000 in bonds to pay delin-
quent bills for street lighting.
At Cleveland. Joseph Staxicsy was
attacked by gray fox after he had
wounded it. Staxicsy killed it with a
blow over the head from his gun.
Lieutenant Charles Keyes, instruct
or at McCook field, Dayton, broke tho
worlds record for looping the loop in
an airplane He did it 100 times.
Walter o. .Bigham of Attica, ac-
cused of wife murder, will go on trial
the second time March IA. Jury dis
agreed at first trial.
George Nash. grocer, Logan, was
arrested following the death of Will
liam Fling, farmer, who was shot in
front of a saloon.
Over $4,000 worth of musical in-
struments we're stolen from the Nc
Millen Music company's store, Cleve-
land.
Six sets of triplets and 376 sets OF
twins were born in Cleveland during
1918. according to Health officer
lockwood.
Delos NJ. Moser of Warren cele-
brated the twentieth anniversary of
his appointment as fire chief, posi-
tion he still holds.
Governor Cox signed the bill where
by the state purchases the Linden
berg residence In East Broad street,
| Columbus, as the home for Ohio gov
| ernors.
Rev W. H. Wfllard-Jones resigned
as pastor of st. Thomas Episcopal
church. Port Clinton, to become pas
tor OF St. Adams Episcopal church,
| Toledo.
Mrs. Sarah Poste, 20, Akron, was
arrested on a charge of shooting to
kill Charles Glass, Al. Glass entered
her home and stole a kiss, she told
the police.
At Columbus, Common Pleas Judge
KinIead made permanent an injunc.
tion preventing the Ohio State Tele.
phone company from collecting the
new long distance telephone tolls.
| Dependency over inability to OBJ
tain employment is believed by police
to have prompted John Dugnos, 49
Cleveland, to attempt to end his life
by slashing his throat with razor.
William Schaaf, 70, farmer, living
two miles southwest of Attica, Sen
eca county, was sued for $20,00t
damages for alleged breach of prom
ise The plaintiff is May M. Dysert
Indictments against Harry Macka!
and Arthur Buck, Fostoria MOVING
picture theater men, charging then
with operating on Sunday, wer,
luashed by Common Pleas Judg
Platt
a $1,000,000 industrial universit
to train both employers and employe
will be built by the Industrial AssC
citation of Cleveland, it was ar
nounced by President Charles Woot
ward.
Three houses, worth $4,000, wer
destroyed by fire started by childre
playing with matches at Black Oal
a mining town in Belmont count.
A 5-year-old child of Joe Yosnovic
was burned to death.
Charges that he criticised the go
ernment food regulations and syn
pathized with a convicted dra
evader caused the removal of L.
Cantren as chief of the departmer
of justice bureau at Toledo.
Ohio suffragists in convention {
Columbus resolved to abandon a stat
damDaign this year and to conce1
trate efforts on an intensive enrol
ment drive and appeals to incomir
congressman to support the feder
amendment.
| Robert Leyton, 49, probably was (
| tally injured and William Philips, 8
| was badly bruised when an autom
| bile in which they we're riding rs
II l mi,
| were taken to a hospital Both me-
are farmers and live at Orient.
| Miller bill. which places gas al
4 electric companies under closer s
I pervision of the state public utiliti
1 commission, passed the house by
j vote of so to 90 The measure wou
prevent these utility companies fro
moving away from a city witho
first obtaining permission OF the ut
tiles commission.
Ohio Sunday school workers, at
- meeting in Columbus. definitely CO
L, mitted the state to participate in
1 nationwide campaign for funds to
used for an extension of work and
:, tensive service in fields already ocC
pied. The national budget is 50
100000, of which the Ohio share
81 900 900.
~ Following a quarrel, said to ha
nd arisen because his wife, Ruth. desir
IA to attend services at a church m
st sion, Monroe Gillaeson, electricit
ue shot and killed the woman at tn
IA home in Youngstown and then 81
led and killed himself
le- The Gorrell bills were passed
,an the Ohio house by votes of 100 to
TT They provide against printing of n
be. uieipal ordinances, election motto
nd; notices of sale of real estate on
ecution. delinquent tax lists a
county auditors reports in Germ
newspapers.
State supreme court will not rec
49,. its decision holding invalid the cl
DDS sification taxation amendment ado
eeedq ed at the November election. T
t was so indicated when the court
fused to grant a motion filed on