Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-12-05
STATE SIFTINGS

City mail delivery will be estap-
lished at New Lexington March 1.
Burglars took 500 in liberty bonos
from the home of A. w. Feltz, Bel
laire.
Two large stills were raided at Viii
lard, near Toledo. Four men were
arrested.
At Newark, c. A. Boss and Albert
Kaufman we're badly burned in a gas
explosion.
Police Judge Budroe at Dayton
charges gambling dens in that city
are protected"
Henry Fulweiler, Is, Youngstown,
committed suicide after suffering two
weeks from neuralgia.
Colonel w. G. Wells, 63, fell dead
in a grocery store at Newark. He
was retired merchant.
Ohio still leads all other states In
the sale of war savings stamps, with
'$3.05 for each inhabitant.
Spares Andres, 8, Canton, perished
when he isnited his clothing while
playing with a box of matches.
Four armed bandits robbed c. F..
Coulter and three customers in his
restaurant at Cleveland Of $500.
Dover citizens organized to boost
the 100000 municipal light plant
bond issue to be voted on Dec. 1S.
At Akron, George, IA; Elmer, IL,
and Albert Hofer. 5, were burned seri-
ously when can of powder exploded.
Five hogsheads of raisin mash, five
gallons of raisin jack and a still were
taken by detectives in raid at Can
ton.
Owing to the shortage of news print
paper, the Hamilton Daily Journal
has increased its price to Q cents a
copy.
General John J. Pershing will be in
Ohio Dec. 1917. He will visit Camp
Sherman, Dayton, Columbus and Gin
| cinnati.
Motion picture theater to cost $3.50,
| 600 will be erected at Lorain by DR.
| A. T. Grills, Wesley Grills and Car
| Lertzman.
John Keesecker, farmer, trackwalk
Ag near Lakeview, Logan county, wa:
instantly killed by passenger train
He was deaf.
Proprietors of seven so-called sof
| drink fountains were arrested at Lo
rain on the charge of selling intoxi
eating liquors.
Lewis Olson, brakeman, and Jane
Delauter, fagman, were injured in
rear-end collision Of freight train
near Ashtabula.
Bank robbers made visit to Rock
ford, a village north of Celina, gel
ting away with government bonds t
the amount of $4,000 to $4,000.
At New Philadelphia, James Sper
Ger, negro, was sentenced to the per
itentiary for shooting at Ira Stoffel
railroad detective, with intent t
wound.
Marion Ministerial association not
fed the police affidavits will be file
against moving picture theater owl
ers who keep their places open o
Sunday.
Mrs. Carlos Lubergh, two childre
and aged uncle were burned to deaf
at their home near Lewisville, MOI
roe county. The fire was due to e
Gaping gas.
Cleveland Railway company an
Traction Commissioner Sanders al
nounced a reduction in car fare frol
IL tickets for so cents to six ticket
for 25 cents.
Frank J. Giebel, 6S, vice presider
of the Fremont Savings bank, forme
county auditor, city clerk and men
Der of the school board, died at b
home in Fremont.
August Beznick, barber, is in tt
hands of the Cleveland police on
charge of manslaughter. He is sal
to have performed the bleeding oper
tion on George Decklich, patro
who was i'll, and who died.
In a statement given out at Was
ington by Harry L. Daugherty, mel
Der of the state Republican executi1
committee, it was intimated Senat,
Warren G. Harding will be cant
date for the Republican nominate
for president.
Ohio supreme court decided to he;
the case in which Olive Wiley
i Sandusky county claims that SIS q
is due her from the county commi
sioners Of Wood and Sandusky cou
ties because of the death of her hu
band, John Wiley, by lynching.
81. g
made it's first. appeal to citizens
give zone days pay" to obtain
$4,000 civic fund to help the city a
ministration out of financial diffic,
ties faced in 1920 and to make up
shortage of $4,000 in the budget.
Gaylord M. Saltzgaber, comm
sioner of pensions, has resigned, al
his resignation has been accepted
Secretary Lane, it was announced
the interior department. Mr.. Sal
gaber is now at his home at VI
Vert, recovering from an illne!
which was given as the reason +
his resignation.
Cleveland Union Terminal compa
announced that work will start ea1
next year on Cleveland's new uni
station.
a Women's World War Memorial :
+ sociation started a campaign at As
: tabula for funds to erect a 16-roc
: winfg at the hospital.
Because the Newark board
. health has no fumigators and
money to buy any, several famili
!, are being held in quarantine.
: Several hundred pupils at st. Mar,
school, Lancaster, marched out
safety under fire drill rules when t
building caught fire.
p Hopewell township, Seneca coun
: voted at a special election to iss
o $4,000 in bonds to erect a new ce
tralized school building.
y DR.. o. T. Corson has accepted 6
q pointment as head of Americani,
d tion work in Ohio. He sent his ;
b ceptance to Senator AXE, chairman
the legislative committee that nam
l. him.
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