Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-06-06

67, was struck and killed by train.
Policeman F. C. Nutter, so, New
ark, was fatally injured when hit by |
an automobile.
Y. M. c. A. will open a number OF
social centers at Hamilton to take |
place of saloons.
Nonpartisan League of the. North
west is to open headquarters in Ohio |
shortly, it is stated
Bodies of Albert Hall and William |
Thume, drowned in Sandusky bay
recently, have been recovered.
Calvin Hoffman won a verdict OF
$1,000 at Tifin against the Big Four
railroad for loss of both feet in a
wreck
Everett Simmons, SO, Dayton, COM
mitted suicide by leaping from sec
ond-story window of his rooming
house.
At Findlay Edward Warwick, 21,
attempted suicide by swallowing poi
son while being arraigned on charge
of grand larceny. His condition is
critical.
One hundred and twenty-five diplo-
mas were awarded at the commence
ment exercises held at Ohio Northern
university.
A 100000 hospital, to be known
as Memorial hospital, in memory OF
the deal soldiers, viii soon be erected
at Cleveland.
A steel casting plant, capitalized at
S1,000,000, is to be erected at Alliance
if the city provides site and siding
accommodations.
Burglars entered the F. E. Harman
! store at Lima, blew open safe with
nitroglycerin and took $500 in cash
and $4,000 in liberty bonds.
| Youngstown Pressed Steel company
acquired tract of 40 acres at War
rem and will begin the construction
of buildings for modern plant.
Rev. w. H. McCrory of Pittsburgh
was installed as pastor of the United
Presbyterian church, Alliance, to sue
ceed the Rev. w. H. McMurray.
Edward Warwick escaped from the
county Jail at Findlay. He is charged
with the theft of liberty bonds and
twice attempted suicide in his cell.
For the fourth time voters of the
villages of Stoutsville and Oakland
(Fairfeld county, rejected bond is
sue of $4,000 to enlarge their high
schools.
Charles Kondas, "a, switchman, and
Frank J. Cassano, car inspector, were
killed when an engine struck a car
projecting from switch in the yards
at Ashtabula.
Oliver Mears, so, Dover, who lost
his left arm Ia years ago in corn
shredder, had his right leg severed
at Parral when he fell in front of an
interurban car.
Yorkyille tin plate plant, near Mar
tins Ferry, will be operating Is in
stead of II mills within a week. The
plant has been operating at SO pei
cent capacity for months.
Ohio general assembly reconvened
at Columbus after g short recess
City and school financial relief, ap
preparations, highways and prohibi
tion measures remain to be disposed
Of
One soldier was killed and -four
others injured when Baltimore ant
Ohio train No 3, bearing Arizona ant
New Mexico troops from overseas
was wrecked four miles west O
Greenfield.
John Thompson. 3S, furniture deal
er, and Thomas Y. Tiernan, both o
Columbus, were fatally injured whel
the auto in which they were riding
crashed into a Scioto Valley Traction
car near Lancaster
David Benjamin, Joseph Mcconnell
: and Harry Parks are in a Youngstown
hospital suffering from knife wound!
: received when they resented insulting
! remarks made by four men to youn!
, women they were escorting home
! Invest a dollar in boyhood to bull
| manhood is the slogan with whicl
Ohio leaders in the Boy Scout driv
i during the week of June will al
. tempt to raise 100000. The none
! is to be secured through selling a.
@ sociate memberships at 81 per men
n Der.
J. Frank McCusker, %, of New Yorl
pilot CT a mail airplane, leaped 20
j. feet to his death from q burning ma
3 chine at Cleveland Fifteen minute
, before he had announced that
n would attempt to establish a recor
a on his flight to Chicago The caus
i of the accident is not known
!. The Busbey-Fouts highway bill wa
passed by both houses of the legisl
, ture over the veto of Governor Co,
v In the lower house it received
J. votes, while only % were cast againi
# it. Seventeen Democrats voted I
g override the veto, while two Repu
s licans opposed it. In the senate tt
r vote was % to 5, four Democrat
It voting with the Republicans.
Attorney General Price ruled the
d the state liquor license commissio
'r ceased to operate when Ohio becam
1t officially dry. His ruling was base
II on the contention that the board wa
IS created by the license laws which al
II automatically revoked by the prob
e bition amendment. The commission
e which seeks to enforce prohibitio
Il until July 1, may appeal to the 81
preme court.
IS Methodist Protestant church /;
t. Cambridge will spend $4,000 for
e. site for a new church and parsonag
i At Tifin Walter o. Bigham, Attic
1t garage owner, was found not guilt
n of the murder of his wife, Mary. Th
E. jury was out "a hours This was Bi
hams third trial.
S. At Springfield the Robbins
4, Myers company purchased the si
ST. and factory buildings of the Jam'
If Leffel company and will add 1000 Ell
e. ployes to the present force in Il
9r manufacture Of electric fans ar
r. motors.
g, Daughters of Veterans at Bucyr,
ID made 9 house-to-house canvass fl
I'd jars of jelly, preserves and fruit