Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-10
Dayton reports a sugar famine.

from $14S0 to SIG.
Colonel Henry A. Marting, SO, Iron
ton manufacturer and philanthropist,
is dead.
Marian Amenio 8, Akron, died from
injuries received when struck by
motor truck.
Marietta has been made the head
quarters for the sixteenth census dis
trict of Ohio
After drinking hair tonic. Andrew
Smith. Akron, was relieved of his roll
$500, by negro.
Judge John c. Miner, so, former
common pleas Judge at Portsmouth.
died at Baltimore.
Walter D. Roath 35. Alliance. died
of a bullet wound which the police
say was self-infiicted.
Ohio river is at the lowest stage in
years at Portsmouth. Local gauge
registers feet inches.
C1iven Lebkisher IS, Urbana high
school student, died of injuries re-
ceived in football game.
Coopers employed in potteries at
East Liverpool. Wellsville and Salines-
vile struck for higher wages.
President Wilson sent to the senate
the name of Brand Whitlock of Ohio
to be ambassador to Belgium.
Fire did $4,000 damage to the new
Ottawa County Telephone company
exchange building, Port Clinton.
Mrs. w. o. Hall, AZ, Fredericksburg,
is dead from burns received when she
tried to start a fire with coal OIL
John Burkey was elected president
for the annual fruit, vegetable and
poultry show at Millersburg, Dec.
to 6.
At Martins Ferry, Isabel and AL.
berta Selby, Clyde Lucas and Harry
and Ledrah Evans were injured in an
auto accident.
More than one-third of the mar.
riages in Fairfield county are failures,
according to records checked in com.
mon pleas court.
Exhibits of Wayne county schools
occupy all space in two halls allotted
to agricultural products at the county
fair in wooster.
Safe blowers got $4,000 in cash and
several postoffice money orders in the
department store of John R. Coppin
& Company, Cincinnati
Miamisburg and Germantown trac
tion line, recently abandoned, was
sold for $4,000 at receivers sale tc
committee of bondholders.
Women's Welsh-American club oi
Youngstown bought Larry Lajoie':
estate in Cleveland for a home fol
aged Welsh men and women.
Joel Petit, 102, of Belmont Ridge
is dead He was a half-brother o.
Beth Zane, heroine of the Indian bat
tie at Fort Henry, near Wheeling.
Telephone companies operating il
Ohio will not be allowed to charge
$3.50 for installing new telephones
under orders of the state public utili
ties commission.
J. A. Chew, business manager, ant
C. F. Ridenour, city editor of th'
? Piqua Gazette and Republican, bough
the Piqua Daily Press and Piqui
Leader-Dispatch and will consolidat,
, the two.
J Four bread companies pleaded gull
{ ty in criminal court to forming an un
lawful combination to increase tn,
> price of bread in Columbus in viola
) ton of the Valentine antitrust act
5 They were fined 81 600 each.
Mrs. Mary Worley and Esby Collin
were held up by four men at Hami
!. ton, according to the woman's story
$ and while one man cowed her escor
Y with revolver, the other three too
e her up an alley and attacked her.
l. Two men are dead as the result c
y the first fatal flying accident q
s Woodruff field, east of Lorain. Clal
g ence Brown, %, of Akron, and AL
/ thony Schueller, 10, of Lorain, passer
0 ger, were instantly killed when tn
plane fell.
:, Glenn L. Martin company, airplan
o manufacturers at Cleveland, al
L nounced that it had contracted wit
, the government for the manufactur
t of 10 torpedo planes, designed to f
200 miles out to sea and drop torp
s does on enemy ships.
a Lorain county grand jury will r
s open the investigation of the embe
n Element of 100000 from the Lorai
e City bank, which resulted recently
indictments of Walter A. Davie
o cashier, and w. w. Treble, his assis
d ant, and the disappearance of tt
d latter.
d All Ohio national guard units e
1t cepting one infantry and one supp
u company were ordered dembbilized /
Governor Cox after having been
E. active service "a hours for possib
a duty at Steubenville, where an inv
1t sion of West Virginia was threatene
'e by steel strikers.
n Ohio supreme court, by vote
6 to 1, upheld the contention of Il
vets that there must be statewit
o. referendum in November on the a
at tion of the Ohio legislature last wint
a in ratifying the federal amendme
y, for nationwide prohibition. The cou
st rules that the people are part of Il
Is Legislature. Dry leaders will appe
h the case to the United States supren
court.
at Louis Bass, "a, Lancaster, father
tn seven children, was killed when
to train hit his auto.
Sylvester Carbrant, civil war vett
at an of Burton, Geauga county, W
g, killed when his auto plunged into
lit ditch.
Over $4,000 in jewels was stolen
ne three armed bandits who held up
ii cob Meyers, Jr., in his fathers jewel
ed store at Cleveland.
It. Temporary injunction was issued
ar Mt Vernon restraining the Mt. v,
ge non Telephone company from putti
". into effect toll charge of 10 cer
for calls to points in the county.
G. Lorain county grand jury return
In four additional indictments again
lc- Walter Davies, former cashier of t
m City bank of Lorain, two for alleg
misapplication of funds and one ca
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