Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-04-04

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thought to have been victim Of auto
bandits.
Rev. J. w. Harper of Bedford re-
ceived a call to become pastor OF
Central Church of Christ at Findlay.
Harold Clark, 21, West Salem, was
injured, perhaps fatally, when thrown
from a wagon.
Lorain Aerie of Eagles will dedi-
cate its new home Sunday, April 20.
The building cost $4,000.
Citizens have indorsed a Fostoria
community house to be ready when
the saloons close.
Major e. F. Petty, rs, the Oldest
practicing attorney in southeastern
Ohio, died at his home in GAINESVILLE.
Residents of Perry county may
erect a bronze statue in memory of
Commodore Perry, hero of Lake Erie,
for whom the county is named.
W. E. Harbottle, Dayton, received
word of the death of his brother,
George H. Harbottle, who was killed
by an enraged bull at Toronto.
Hamilton county has a "cow-testing
association composed of "a mem
bers of the county farm bureau, which
in 1918 placed 3O4 cows on test.
Tom Anie, merchant at Warren,
was bound over to the grand jury
under $4,000 bond by Mayor Edward
Parks on a charge of arson.
Andrew Prentice, Lancaster, soldier,
killed in action, leaves his estate to
his fiancee, Miss Hilda Factor, of that
city, according to his will just pro
bated
Wayne Coal Company, Pittsburg, is
prepared to locate four plants for i'm
mediate development of 1000 acres OF
land in Pike and Clayton townships.
Perry county.
Tripping over a railroad tie when
he stepped from a running board of an
engine at Youngstown, William F.
Jones, conductor, fell in front of the
locomotive and was killed instantly.
Addressing the Parent-Teachers' AS
sociation at Martins Ferry, William
Gibbs urged that the school board
abolish football in high school because
of the profane language he heard at
game.
Huron county and federal officials
are searching for $4,000 worth of
liberty bonds consigned to banks at
Willard, which disappeared from a
Baltimore and Ohio railroad train.
Leonard c. Hanna, head of the NJ.
A. Hanna & Company, owners of the
big Lake Erie fleet, died at Cleveland.
He was a brother of Senator Marcus
A. Hanna.
| Black-handers are believed respon-
sible for the fire at Fairpoint, Bel
mont county, which caused 100000
damage to the building owned by
Isaac Finklestein.
Five persons were slightly injured
in head-on collision of a passenger
and freight car on the Springfield
Troy and Piqua traction line, near
Springfield.
Robert, 8, and his sister Catherine
Z, children of James Knisley, of New
Philadelphia, are recovering from g
malady having symptoms of sleeping
sickness.
Searchers found the body of for
mer Mayor Charles Klein of Uhrichs
vile in a swamp three miles from
ST. Cloud, Fla, where he disappeared
from hotel. He went to Florida
last January.
After binding the watchman ant
engineer and working four hours OF
the job, yeggmen blew the safe il
the offices of the Brenneman Bakini
company at Columbus and escaped
with $4,1OO.
A four-year course in artillery will
be given at Ohio State university, be
ginning next fall. if the program i
approved by the board of trustees o
the university. It has already re
ceived the sanction of the war dc
partment.
Five soldiers were injured, tw
seriously, when an automobile drive
by Sergeant Dwight Kinney skidde
and plunged over a 10-foot embanE
ment near Camp Sherman. Sergean
Daniel easel, Akron, sustained frat
tured skull, and died later.
Strike of streetcar men and elet
trical workers employed by the Raj
ways and Light company at Toled
is considered probable, following n
lection by the company of the dt
mands of the unions for substantis
wage increases.
Three troop ships arrived at Me-
York from France with 4,250 vete
ans Of the 37th division, formerly tn
, Ohio national guard. The Ohio We
: Grams we're greeted by large delegi
: tion of officials from their home stat,
headed by Governor Cox. Most {
the arrivals will be sent to Cam
: Sherman.
. Nose Delphia, charged with fir!
t degree murder of Mike Valicant
: changed his plea to guilty in tt
5 midst of the fourth day of his tri
e at Cleveland. Judge Gull authorize
: a verdict of mansiaughter, sentence
4 Delphia to the penitentiary, and the
y paroled him. Valicante had ALLEVIATE
t his wife's affections and had force
Delphia to take him into his home {,
two years, Delphia told the court.
S Mrs. Olive Wiley lost her CA
o against the commissioners Of WoC
/ and Sandusky counties. when JUDI
d stephen Young of Norwall1 directed
verdict for the defense. Mrs. Will
s sued the commissioners for $500
> for the alleged lynching of her hu
s band, John H. Wiley, Nov. 81, 191
d by mob from both counties.
h Springfield peoples municip
league started mandamus proceedil
% against the city commissioners see
J. ing to require that body to show eau
e. why it failed to submit to a refere
)f dunn the increase Of city car fare frc
5 to cents.
d Theft of s5,100 in liberty bonds frc
n the office Of the Cleveland Tract
70 company became known when Giro
lars furnishing serial numbers of t
lie bonds we're distributed in the financ
In district.
r The Hughes bill to re-organize t
d, medical and general health district