Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-17
J. e. Mark heads the dry organiza-

be built at Canton within the next
year.
After drinking hair tonic, Andrew
Smith, Akron, was relieved Of his roll
$500, by a negro.
Deficiency bonds in the sum of $5,-
900 will be issued by Dover to pay
current expenses.
Burglars robbed the cash drawer of
Yee Sing, laundryman at Alliance, and
escaped with $4OO.
Enrolment of 1894 students at
Ohio Wesleyan university, Delaware.
is officially announced.
Six indictments we're returned by
the Erie county grand jury which has
been investigating high prices.
A successful fox hunt was held when
red fox was seen near Wellington.
The entire village participated
Joseph Muick, 40, and Andy Guillia-
tor, 35, were killed in a dynamite ex-
plosion in a mine near Steubenville.
Sylvester Carbrant, civil war veter.
an of Burton, Geauga county, was
killed when his auto plunged into
ditch.
Note and mortgage we're burned at
the annual congregational meeting at
the First Lutheran church, Bellefon-
taine.
Yeggmen who robbed the Peoples S
Savings bank at New Knoxville, near
Wapakoneta, got $1,000 in liberty
bonds.
Isaac Lyons, 65, OF Madison town
ship. Scioto county, was killed when
horse which he had unhitched tram.
pied him.
At Toledo, Charles Smith, negro,
was wounded in a pistol duel with
policemen after his arrest on a charge
Of robbery.
Shirley Tite, Z, Elyria, suffered a
fractured arm during fire drill at
school when his heel got caught in
the fire escape.
LoclJaw, resulting from injuries re.
ceived in an auto wreck, caused the
death at Dayton Of Mrs. Mary Kries
Of Tippecanoe.
Mrs. Charles d. Poston resigned as
pastor of the Church of Christ, Marys
vile, and accepted a pastorate al
Alma, Mich.
Lake Shore Electric Railway com
pany spent $225,0OO for repairs anC
improvements to it's properties in Lo
rain this year.
A financial campaign to increase
, the salary of the faculty members
: will be inaugurated by Oberlin college
} in the near future.
: Harold Kendall, 18, of Springfield
member of the Doane academy foot
S ball team, dropped dead from hear
e disease at Granville.
+ Burglars who entered the offices o
o the Youngstown Collateral Loan com
pany secured liberty bonds and jew
: elry valued at $4,000.
= At Findlay, Rev. Isaac w. Roman
) was sentenced to an undetermined
q term in the Ohio penitentiary for nor
support of three minor children.
i Work has been completed on 1
/ miles of the Perry-Fairfield count
e joint ditch. Thousands of acres G
n swamp land have been reclaimed.
Saying he deserved punishment fo
l. forgery, ]. D. Sterling, IA, Tiffin, aske
e to be given a prison term. He wa
It sentenced to the Ohio penitentiary
d Abner S. Stricken, rs, former pos
master at Pharisburg, Union count.
t. and a veteran of the civil war,
o dead. He was a native of Coshoctol
:. j. e. Short of Troy and G. A. Burk
Of of Toledo were arrested at Marysvill
on charge of illegally selling whisk
s. at the Redwood fair. Both entere
Ie pleas of not guilty.
c. Five thousand dollars in currenC
y and drafts were stolen from a safe G
s. an American Railway express wage
which was standing on the publ
IA square in Alliance.
s. John J. Archer, Jr, insurance ma
oil was shot twice by two would-be aut
ID mobile bandits surprised in the act
C. taking Archer's machine at Colur
bus. Archer may recover. The ba
ss dts escaped.
t. Fifty thousand dollars damages a
u asked in suit filed in federal cou
at by Mrs. Lena McKim of Newal
IN against Walker d. Hines, director ge
eral of railroads. The suit is the OF
ID growth of an accident which @
ry CURED on a railroad crossing in Ne
Ill ark, in which plaintiff says she WI
In injured.
vo family Of five was Killed at Il
Ohio Electric crossing of the Vail,
a pike, near Springfield, when an inte
N. urban car crashed into an automobi
ly bearing Illinois license number 81
IS. SIS. AS identified from a card in Il
,e- mans pocket the victims are H.
to Cree, Rural Route 4, Wyoming, Il
his wife and three children.
of Declaring the present system
Ily financing public schools in Ohio is
TX. makeshift, entirely inadequate
Mt meet the needs, the legislative Co
d. mittee Of the Ohio Teachers assoc
a tion has arranged to make a surv
ok of conditions and methods in othe
on states. with view to submitting
new scheme to the legislature.
ge Postoffice department has receiv
in and accepted the resignation of
in Ross Read, postmaster at Akron sin
he 1914.
Negroes and foreigners, steel m
a workers, clashed at Hubbard, ne
rs Youngstown. One negro was kill
ng and several others we're wounded.
ia Dead body Of Charles Ebert,
wealthy Richland township Mari
of county, bachelor, was found in Sh,
,n. creek, near Cardington, with t
ca throat slashed from ear to ear. Ebt
100 had used a butcher knife. He h
tu- betN taking treatments for mont
for a nervous disorder.
an. Leonidas Fisher, 16, Ashland, W
as killed by train.
his Electric light rates Of the mum
ed pally owned plant at Ashtabula ha
been increased 10 to 80 per cent.
ne Demanding a wage increase frt
led 4S to 80 cents an hour, laborers stru
Iak hn q.