Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-09-26

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police at Akron that she stabbed to
death Mrs. Loney Lyles, because she
hated her black hide" Both colored.
New Lexington board of education
has instituted drive against cigarets.
Miami university opened it's 111th
year by giving degree of doctor of
letters to James Faulkner, legislative
correspondent.
Rev. Joseph Lloyd, Youngstown.
was chosen moderator for the Trum.
bull Baptist association.
Northeast Ohio NJ. E. conference
has launched campaign to get young
men into the ministry.
Ohio's corn crop during August not
only made up for July losses, but its
condition has advanced until crop ex-
perts are estimating the total yield at
l55,O11,000 bushels, or nearly 12,-
100000 bushels more than the fore
cast of Aug. 1, according to the state
department of agriculture.
Jury in the case of Mrs Elizabeth
Tropea of Lorain, charged with the
murder OF her husband, Rocco !Tropea,
at Lorain last May, reported a disa-
greement.
Leander Ridenour, 16, Bucyrus, as
sistant telephone lineman, was cleo
trocuted by live wire.
Mrs. Nellie Mclaughlin has brought
suit at Urbana for $4,000 heart
balm" against Miss Ruth Barry and
has asked divorce from her husband.
Foreigners at Youngstown have or
dered nearly 500 car loads of Califor-
MIA grapes for making wine.
Herman Buning, Al, is dead at Gin
cinnati and his stepfather, Lon Ross,
54, in serious condition from five
bullet wounds. Police were told that
Buning shot his stepfather and then
shot himself after a quarrel.
Plans are being discussed for the
formation of a league of eastern Ohio
cities to fight higher gas rates.
Hamilton is to build NEW public
library, costing at least $125,000, by
popular subscription, the money to be
raised by the liberty loan organiza-
tion there!
William w. Keller, 65. vice presi-
dent of the Commercial National
bank, Tif1n, died after a years i'll
ness. He was treasurer of Heidelberg
university 20 years.
Martin MCGOWAN, As, was killed and
two others injured, one seriously,
when their automobile plunged over a
12-foot embankment at Youngstown,
pinning them under the car.
Crops in Butler county have been
injured by drought.
Two men named Santry and Miller
were killed and three others injured
when an Akron, Bedford and Cleve-
land interurban car struck a Cleveland
Illuminating company repair wagon at
Stop 10, near Cleveland.
Attorney James Judge, 81, former
government agent in Alaska, died at
Columbus after long illness. Mr..
Judge was a member of the B. P. o.
E. and of the Franklin County Demo,
cratic club.
Streetcar fare in Cincinnati will be
increased from 61z to cents on Oct.
/, as the result of q deficit in the cost
of operating the streetcar system dur
ing July and August.
William Malone of near Athens is
in Jail at Athens on the charge of set
ting fire to the home of Charles Co
bert. The Colbert home was destroyed
Seven men were injured in coils
sion between two Baltimore and Ohio
freight trains at Willow, 10 miles
southeast of Cleveland.
) When c. j. Burkart, proprietor Of
) chain of groceries at Columbus. en-
, tered his central store he found the
strongbox of the safe cabinet hat
t been robbed of between $4,000 ant
5 $4,000,
I Enrolment at Ohio State universit.
this fall is expected to exceed 1000.
E Fire at Ansonia destroyed severa
buildings. Clark Abbott was electro
s cuted when he leaned against liv,
t wire that had fallen.
The seven deaths, including that O
= Colonel c. c. Weybrecht, which TO
i lowed the dinner of Alliance people a
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were caused by bacteria found In rip
l. olives. This statement has been mad
i by Coroner T. C. McQuate Of Star
IS county after an investigation coverin
three weeks.
a E. E. Powell, Urbana horseman,
r in a critical condition following a
assault made on him.
d Canton council turned down a pr
e posal to submit to vote a 100000
Is bond issue for street paving.
N New Lexington plans a Mardi Grs
If celebration.
z, Cleveland policemen and fireme
e, were granted an increase of $240 p,
m year.
ed A staff of efficiency experts of n
he tional reputation has been employ,
by the joint legislative committee
IL administrative reorganization to u
lg dertake a survey of Ohio's state
fees and institutions with view
as effecting economies in state admin
tration.
10 Fire destroyed the plant and &C
10 siderable lumber belonging to t
Canton Lumber company, seven re
as dences and other buildings, at Cantc
nd One man, Elmer E. Link, was elect
an cuted by falling wires and two othe
mt were injured. Property loss $700,0t
re- A frightened horse dragged Sylvt
ter Dewitt, 81, of Delphos, in front
in fast Pennsylvania passenger tra
a at crossing near Delphos. Dew
by was killed instantly.
a Two holdup men robbed Mrs. An
B. Wychgel of a 5000 diamond ri
ira and $65 in cash on the porch of b
ct. home at Cleveland and escaped.
ed A dozen Athens county schools C
9m not be opened because Of lack
teachers.
til, George Petric drew S1,S39, the S;
ings of nine years, from Mt. Vern
a savings bank preparatory to starti
ow for his home in Serbia. An hour la
Dot he was robbed by two fellow count
men