Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-05-23
STATE SIF1INGS

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Crawford county will hold home
coming celebration for soldiers July 4.
Vandals partially wrecked the Syc-
amore street school building at San
! dusky.
Logan county Sunday school con-
vention will be held at Rushsylyania
June and 10.
Tife at SaGt%al,y destroyed the
plant of the SanG"shy Glass COM
pany. Loss $4,000.
Plans have been approved for
$4,000 school building at Junior o.
U. A. NJ. home. Tif3a.
Mrs. Louise Love, SO, Cleveland po-
lice matron for % years, committed
suicide by hanging herSslf.
D. B. Clark has been re-empioyed
as superintendent OF Van Vert
schools for a period of two years.
George Hart of Toledo was elected
grand chief ranger of Ohio ForeSters
at the convention at Martins Ferry.
Fire which broke out in the livery
stable of Samuel aub!s 33zttc~ccyed
that building and garage at Logan.
Loss $15,eoa.
Richard Bruins, 16, Napoleon, lost
his left leg when run owe" hv Wa
basE Passenger train shortly after
alighting from it.
Thousands Of dollars damage in
lake shore district, between Yer
million and Port Clinton, was caused
by a severe storm.
1. L. Dunn paid $100,000 to the Penn
Oil and Gas company for 1O3 acres,
containing As producing oil wells,
near McConnelsville.
Mrs. Charlotte Davis, 73, while
walking along the railroad tracks at
Sandusky, was struck by passenger
train and instantly killed.
A community building, to be used
as library and dedicated
to memory of Vermilion soldiers, is
under consideration at VermiliOn.
Thomas Foster of Bellefontaine, q
conductor on the Big Four, was seri
ouSly injured in freight wreck. One
leg was severed above the knee.
Ohio general assembly recessed
until Monday, May 26, when it will
return to pass the biennial appropria
tion bill and make another attemp
Authorities of Jefferson county say
they have established the identity Of
the man who attacked Miss Victoria
Garwell near the Jefferson county
children's home.
Attorney General Price held the II
o'clock saloon closing ordinance o
Columbus unconstitutional in al
opinion given to the state liquor Ii
eense commissioner.
Ohio State Aerie of the Order o
Eagles, in session at Marietta, elect
ed Charles Seidenfeld of Murray Cit,
president and Edward L. Hyneman o
Columbus secretary.
Louis Gibberman fred several shot
at burglars who invaded his saloon il
Cleveland. One of the burglars wa
killed Another is believed to hav
been wounded, but escaped.
George w. Harris, a prominent po
itician and president of the sinkin
fund trustees of the city CT Cincir
natl, killed himself in his Office a
Cincinnati. He had been i'll.
A cut of Is per cent in tire price
was announced by the big rubbe
companies at Akron. The cut in prt
duction costs is due to lifting of go
ernment war contracts and return t
peace basis.
John Ingberg, Martin Gagin an
Timothy Mcconnell, Springfield s.
loonkeepers, are charged with havin
stolen goods in connection with tn
alleged wholesale theft of whisR
from boxcars.
Recent freeze killed one-fourth
the fruit crop in Ohio, according
the current number of the mark'
| and exchange bulletin of the stat
department of agriculture. The none
loss is estimated at $2,000.000.
Governor Cox signed the Crabt
: dry enforcement bill, which bring
prohibition into effect in Ohio und,
the constitutional amendment adoI
- ed by voters last fall. Vets will issl
/ referendum petitions on the bill.
: After declaring he was not sor
, Miss Dosha White, 20, March l, NJ
. ler Herman, % railroader, was Sc
4 fenced to life Imprisonment by Jud
: Grant E. Mouser at Marion. Herm;
e was unaffected.
D. o. Van Kirk, G2, cashier of Il
S Mineral City bank at Mineral Cit
j in Tuscarawas county, shot and kill
s himself in his automobile on lone
e road near Canton. On his body W
found a letter bearing his eignatu
S in which he said he was short in h
q accounts at the bank.
" Adjutant General Layton issued
call for the immediate formation
2 the Ohio National guard, compos
of two infantry regiments, one to
Y located in northern and the other
southern Ohio. officers who serv
y in the militia, forces during the W
r are requested to attend a meeting
the statehouse, Columbus, May 25.
g Rt. Rev. j. J. Hartley, Catho
:, bishop Of Columbus, will present
e plomas to the graduating class of
Aloysius academy at New Lexingt
d June II.
e Over 600 members of the Ladit
Garment Workers union, Toledo, "
s get Is per cent wage increase a
l. decrease in working hours from so
46 hours a week.
l. Paul Mcintyre, II, Lancaster hi
IS school student, shot himself in t
o head in an attempt to commit S
o eide. He may die. His father is RI
is L. A. Mcintyre, Y. M. c. A. work
II now in France.
Hancock county will have availal
over 100000 for road improvement
during 1919. An additional $3.50
has just been granted by the sta
&c highway department.
70 Miners working on the new $1(
d 600 miners union labor temple, bel
Is erected at Bellaire as a home
st eastern Ohio mine unions, struck
Is an eight-hour day and $4.30 day.
eS At Cincinnati Harold o. Ogg,