Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-13

engineer, killed himself at Put-In-Bay
by hanging.
To raise revenue lost by prohibi-
tion Dover council has decided to tax
moving picture shows.
Alexander Morrison, Sc, engineer,
was killed by his own engine in the
railroad yards at Columbus.
st. Johns German Lutheran church
at Martins Ferry extended a call to
Rev. A. X. Dietrich of Pittsburgh.
Mireau laundry at Cleveland was
damaged by fire which followed an
explosion. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Estle and Denger Long, 10 and IL.
sons of Garrett Long of Germantown.
we're drowned while swimming in
Twin creek.
Mrs. Mcclellan Nickersone As, wild
ow, walked in front of freight train
at Climax, near Marion, and was in
stantly killed.
Caledonia Gas and Oil company
struck a 100000 cubic foot gas well
at depth of 12O feet near Caledonia,
Marion county.
II. II. Helman declined to accept
reelection as superintendent of Rich
wood schools. He will go to Mt.
Pleasant, Pa.
A fast train on the Big four plowed
into group of track laborers at Mt.
Victory, Hardin county. Two were
injured seriously.
With rope made from bed sheet,
Mrs. Mary Spiridon, 80, of GAINESVILLE,
strangled herself to death at Colum-
bus state hospital
Trial of Frank Sennich, 35 on the
charge of killing Nicholas Chambers
Of Plain City, will begin at New Phil
adelphia June 23.
Major General E. F. Glenn, Camp
Sherman, will speak at the dedication
of memorial grove at Mt. Union col
lege, Alliance, June Is.
Wooster grade school teachers
asked the board of education for a
larger increase in pay than the S. a
month offered by the board.
Professor c. G. Johnson of Morgan
county has been elected superintend-
ent of Fairfield county schools at a
salary of $2,5OO per year.
d. w. Griffith, dean of American
moving picture directors, was in Co.
lumbus making arrangements for
filming the Methodist Centenary cele-
bration.
Government agents have fixed the
price of wheat in the Washington
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to $216; No. 2, $2.11 to $2.13; No. 3,
$2.07 to $2.10.
Equipped with gas masks, Dayton
firemen entered the cellar of refrig-
Grating plant and rescued two boys
who had been overcome by escaping
ammonia fumes.
lnterurban trainmsn employed by
the Lake Shore Electric railroad were
granted an increase in pay Of 8 cents
an hour. City line employees will get
cents an hour increase.
Ohio and Pennsylvania, in federal
supreme court, we're granted tempo
rary injunctions to restrain West Vir.
ginia from halting expectation OF
natural gas from the state.
Rev. Kelley L. Smith, former Pros
pect Methodist church pastor and
head of the Marion county Sunday
school association, died at his hons
at Mt. Victory after a long illness.
After four years CT i'll health, Frank
e. Pomerene, 81, trustee of Ohio State
university and widely known as Co.
shocton attorney, died suddenly at
the home of friend in Columbus.
Bellefontaine public school teach.
ers have been granted salary in.
creases ranging from 10 to 25 per
cent r. ]. Kiefer was reelected SUI
perintendent with his salary increased
to $2,4O0 a year.
A man who gave the name of Gus
tave Brogatus was captured at New
ark after being wounded in a gun bat
tie with police, who say he leapeC
from an auto which was stolen from
a Dresden physician.
w. G. Lee, Cleveland, was re-elect
ed president of the Brotherhood O
Railroad Trainmen at it's triennia
convention at Columbus. A. E. King
Cleveland, also was reelected grant
secretary and treasurer.
At Akron Mary Cherenta, Is, was
killed and John Jakubfn fatal!
wounded. 1t is alleged the girl wal
killed by the man, who then turneC
the revolver upon himself Jealous!
is said to have been the cause.
Mrs. w. A. Rogers, 80, wife of
Toledo patrolman, was Instant.
, killed east of Cleveland when sh
was struck by an interurban car
With her husband and parents, sh'
was motoring to Conneaut Lake, Pa
=. s. Fuller Moore, 81, who had beel
( a conductor for the Baltimore an,
Ohio Railroad company since 1875
] died at his home at Newark In poin
! of service he was the Oldest passer
( ger conductor on the Baltimore an
} Ohio.
: When the automobile in which the
+ were riding was struck by passer
: ger train at a crossing in Columbus
: John Cartwright, 95, and his wifi
. Jennie, 32 of Columbus; Mrs. Car
f wright's sister, Mrs. Gretta Houder
y 25, and her husband, John Houder
2S. of Detroit, we're killed instantly
D Postmaster George Windle of S,
: bring put force of men to wor
!. planting 10000 evergreen trees, wit
:. view to starting a forest to suppl
: people with Christmas trees.
At Youngstown Leroy Pennell,
y was burned to death and his mothe
y Mrs. Clara Pennell, and Mrs. Mar
k Bel were seriously burned when
d gasoline stove exploded.
: Mrs. Harriet Taylor Upton of Wa
y rem, president of the Ohio Women
e Suffrage association, will be in G.
l. lumbus June 16 to urge immediat
} action by the legislature on the fe-
ersl suffrage amendment.
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