Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-07-11
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to 15 cents and pints to 8.
Trumbull Steel company at Warren
has taken over the sheet mill plant
Of the Liberty Steel company, near
Leavittsburg.
Mrs. Margaret Crissinger, SO, Ma
rion, mother of D. r. Crissinger, law
yer and politician, died from injuries
sustained in a fall.
Lake Shore Electric granted cents
an hour increase in wages to approx
mately 500 employees.
Theodore Sabo was robbed of $500
at Youngstown by man who grabbed
the money in a bank.
Fairfield county soldiers were form
ally welcomed home at a big picnic
at the fair grounds in Lancaster.
Former pupils of the Ohio Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans home at Xenia
held their thirty ninth annual reunion.
Blanche M. Durham of Columbus
was elected secretary of the Ohio
Universalist Sunday School associa-
ton.
Colonel A. E. Deeds, commandant
Of Wright field, is having built at
Granville the first aeroplane hangar
In Licking.
Motormen and conductors on Cleve-
land streetcars threaten to strike un-
less they are granted a wage increase
of II cents an hour.
Antonio Festner, Cambridge, miner,
drove butcher knife into his body
with a hammer after slashing his
wrists. He may die.
J. d. Clark of Dayton, Democrat,
was reappointed member of the state
Industrial commission by Governor
Cox for a term Of six years.
Congressman Mccullough Of Canton
has been placed in charge Of the in
vestigation of charges Of extrava-
gance in war activities in Ohio.
Four robbers rified safety deposit
boxes in the bank at Ki1lbuck, four
miles from Mt. Vernon, obtaining a
considerable amount of valuables.
Plant Of the Malvern Fire-Proofins
company at Malvern, near Canton
was completely destroyed by fire. The
loss will amount to approximately
$50, 900.
Jacob Edinger was convicted Of
murder in first degree at Cincinnati
for the killing of William THE, veal
thy baker. The jury did not recon
mend mercy.
Fifty workmen employed In outside
work by the Central Union Telephone
company went on strike at Findlay
demanding s7.49 for an eight-houl
day. They now get s4.75.
Mrs. Julia Broche, wife of a ship
builder, has been held to the granC
jury at Toledo on charge of throw
ing red pepper in the face of po
liceman during the recent rioting.
Arthur Rhu of Canton and a woman
believed to be Elizabeth Metzler o
Evansville, Ind, were drowned a
Cleveland when rowboat in whicl
they we're riding upset in the lake.
Jefferson Williams, charged wit
violating Ohio's dry law by sellin
whisky from an automobile to labor
ers at Agosta. near Marion, was al
raigned and fined 5000 by Mayo
Sautter.
Mrs. Isabella Barley and Charlie
4 e. Bartley of Alliance were divorce
in 1898. They met again last wee
when their son was married. A recor
ciliation was effected and they wer
remarked.
A government agent and Conneau
police arrested 10 alleged prohibitio
blockade runners coming into Obi
from Pennsylvania and captured bee
and whisky worth between $4,000
and $4,000, at Conneaut.
A 5-year-old foreign boy was SCUM
J ly thrashed by his mother at Young
, town for his "carelessness" after /
} was knocked under freight train an
lay in the middle Of the tracks III
t harmed while 40 cars passed over hir
Henry Poppe and Mrs. Fred PopI
+ we're killed and Fred Poppe was Il
!, jured, probably fatally, when an il
! terurban car struck the autombile
} which they were riding two mile
, north OF New Bremen. The Poppt
. resided near New Bremen.
mother and her three childre
9 were burned to death at st. Bernar
! a suburb Of Cincinnati, when fire 1
/ vaded their home. The dead ar,
e Mrs. Cora Abbott, SO; Edwa
IA; Estella. 13. and Orville, 10. MI
Abbott lost her life in attempting
: rescue the children, who were in be
Two persons were killed. two othe
/ died shortly after reaching the he
: pital, another suffered fatal injuri
L and five others we're badly cut al
: bruised about the body when a Bi
, timore and Ohio passenger ira
g crashed into an automobile at eros
IT ing near Tippecanoe City. The dea
d William Ressler, so, Lewisburg; w
y bur Ressler, Z; Mrs. Earl Cress. 4
o Arcanum; Mrs. Matte Ressler, SO,
p Lewisburg. Carl Ressler, IL, was
tally injured.
d James Dorrington, 2S, brakems
n died Of broken skull received VIII
d, he was assaulted by footpads VIII
n he was on his way to work at Younl
town.
d F. G. Alley, 81, was killed, and /
n son, Boyd Alley, 22, both of Zan,
II vile, was injured, perhaps fatal
y. when a train hit the auto in viii
they were riding.
Is Cal Coss. taxi driver, pleaded gui
ID to bootlegging at Athens and paid
r fine Of $3.50 and costs. Officers, W
IT arrested him two days ago. say II
ID he has been hauling whisky fri
Kentucky.
a Lancaster Elks adopted plans for
IT 100000 home.
Burglars jimmied the door leadi
IS from the lobby of the Granville Hi
n. ing county)) postoffice into the off
d, proper and took 80 pennies from
as stamp drawer as their loot, escapi
ct without detection, but overlook
$4,000.
ne BY vote of 514 to ITO. New ca
at erstown voters allowed a bond iss
up of $500 to purchase the plant, we