Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-01-31
STATE SIFTINCS

Nc-I NdIuWoll, Samuel MafQuiS, w.
was killed by a falling tree.
E. w. Tidd of Stockdale was elect
ed grand chancellor of Ohio Knights
of P. thias.
Former home of President McKin-
ley at Canton was sold to Ned R.
Goldle erg for $4,000,
Stark county plans 100000 bond
issue to pay for improvement of Ia
miles of road.
Northern Ohio Traction company
pans through freight service between
Canton and Detroit
John P. Cam, 33, was found dead
from heart trouble in jail at San
d1sky.
Movement has been started at
Chillicothe to make Camp Sherman
a permanent military hospital.
Opposition has developed to reap
prais ement of Seneca county real
estate.
WI of the late Henry Stambaugh,
You Gstown steel manufacturer, gives
s10t 90 to charity.
p lding County Commercial club
will erect a memorial to soldiers and
sailc-s.
Logan county farmers organized to
hunt gray wolf that has been killing
hogs and sheep.
A. L. Green has been made perma
nent recruiting agent at Port Clinton
for the United States shipping board.
A creamery company will erect
seven acres of buildings at Washing
ton c. H. and employ 500 persons.
Presbyterian congregation at Bowl
ing Green will erect a new building
to replace the one recently burned.
Sloman Wise, shoemaker, arrested
on charge of abandoning his family
at Dayton, had $3.50 in cash OH his
person.
Charged with stealing whisky val
ued at $4,000 and so auto tires worth
$4,000. 10 persons we're arrested at
Springfield.
Six men are held at Canton in con-
nection with the murder of Harry
Toal, %, found dead in the street from
blows ON the head.
Norwalk council will be asked to
provide lower rates for wholesale CON
sumers of electric current from the
municipal power plant.
Clark Armstrong of Genoa was
elected president of the Ottawa coun
ty rural mail carriers.
Crawford county sugar tree grow
ers promise maple syrup after the
next heavy freeze and thaw, but pre-
dict the price will be 81 a gallon.
Pauline WINNER Schmitt was shot
and killed on street corner in Ham
ilton. Her husband, Germain Schmitt
80. has been arrested.
Captain Thomas W.~Jones, state
senator, has arrived il the United
States from France. He resides il
Meigs county.
Thomas Gondek, jr., 4, Lorain, filet
suit against the Nickel Plate railwa.
for $50, 900 damage for loss of hi
right leg when struck by train.
Ruby Mitchell gave herself up t.
the Canton police as the slayer o
death at Canton.
In a proclamation Governor Co,
called on Ohio communities to joil
in the observance of Feb as Roose
welt day
Leonard Lift, Is, and Adam Prior
| Is, newsboys, were drowned whil
skating on the Maumee river at TC
ledo.
Henry G. McMiller was indicted a
Ashtabula for first degree murder i
| connection with the murder of Georg
! Chatton last Oct. II.
DIR. John H. Lowman. Clevelan
tuberculosis specialist, died of pnel
monia in New York soon after arrivs
from Italy, where he was with tn
| American Red Cross.
With one lung gone from gas an
three fingers paralyzed from shrapn,
wound in the arm, Ralph Sampse
Rainbow division, returned to h
home at Coshocton.
Senator Parrett of Fayette count
was elected chairman and Represen
atiye Thompson of Franklin seer
tary of the special joint taxation cor
mittee of the legislature.
Mrs. Jennie Ashbrook, aged
wife of Congressman William A. AS
brook from the Seventeenth Oh
district, died at her home in John
town, following an illness of s
| weeks.
Lemuel McAuley of Caldwell WI
awarded $2,700 damages for the deat
OF his wife ana $500 for the death
his daughter in his $4,000 su
against the Pennsylvania Railros
company.
James w. Corrigan of Clevelal
won control of his $25 5000 900 esta
in the Lake county probate court
Painesville when Price McKinn,
and James E. Ferris, the trustee
voluntarily gave up their stewardsh
in the midst of the trial of Corrigar
suit to remove them
George Hildebrand, former sta
senator. was elected president al
secretary of the Ashland chamber
| commerce.
Crestline Commercial club elect
Haworth A. C. Welshimer and We
del Keyser directors and re-elect
C. z. Cook president.
East Liverpool schools will have
close unless the legislature provid
means for financial relief, Superinte
dent f. P. Geiger declares
An independent farmers organic
ton is planned by farmers who N
at Columbus. They said they we
= dissatisfied with the grange.
Two hundred bushels of wheat,
quantity of other grain and a C,
burned in a fire which destroyed
o large barn on N. B. Walby's far
near Fremont
d Tony Daminentro, 50, of Younl
G town was murdered at Akron by gal
d sters and then thrown from a bridI
A long-blanded knife was embedd
I, in his heart.
- Despondent over the death of
+. daughter, who was killed in a f
from a window, Charles G. Finck
J. "a, Columbus, committed suicide