Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-24
Miss Gail Grabriel, 27, song writer.

injured when his plane fell 200 feet
near Marion.
Monument to soldiers of Union
township, Union county. was unveiled
at Milford Center.
Ohio State Confederation of Ma
chinists elected Joseph G. Haertng. |
Cincinnati, president.
Hancock county growers say the
broomcorn crop is 25 per cent below
last years production.
One hundred head of Holstein cattle
sold at the Godfrey Yaussy farm sale,
near Bucyrus. for S26,lSO.
Andrew Hollinger, u, Canton. re-
tired railroad engineer and inventor
of safety devices, is dead.
Rev. Andrew J. Fish, So, former
pastor of First M. E. church at Van
Vert. died in Denver. Colo.
Yeggmen worked the combination
on the safe in the fruit store of A
Pelligrini, Lima, and stole $500.
Butter and egg price situation in
Cincinnati will be investigated by the
new Hamilton county grand jury.
John Ross was drugged by two
strange men in the rear of his grocery
at Cleveland and robbed of $500.
Court decision halted plants to is
| sue $125,000 in bonds to erect new
schoolhouse at Degraff, Logan county.
Deaths of three women from lock-
| jaw at Marion within 10 days started
an official investigation into the cause.
DR.. Edward Smith Parsons, formerly
of Colorado college, was formally in
augurated president of Marietta col
lege.
Sergeants E. C. Whitney and James
c. Sweeney of McCook field, Dayton.
were killed when train hit their au-
tomobile.
Striking machinists at Akron de.
cided to return to work to give EN-.
! ployes an opportunity to meet prom
ised wage increases.
l.. A Kanable, living at Oceola,
Crawford county, has brought in a
pumpkin weighing 40 pounds and So
inches in circumference.
Five executives of the new Commu-
mist Labor party are under arrest at
Cleveland on a charge of violating the
criminal syndicalism law.
D. A. Sprague, 73, noted horseman
owner of Maple Leaf stock farm, died
at his home at South Charleston after
an illness Of several weeks.
Dr. Edward NJ McMillin of Mans
field was elected moderator of the
Ohio synod of the Presbyterian
church, in session at Athens.
A large number of townships il
Licking county held indignation meet
ings this week with view to fighting
against the increased taxation.
City council voted to approve al
offer made by directors of the Ashta
bula Rapid Transit company, whereof
the city may acquire the holdings Q
that company at cost of 1926, 900
DIR. George w Grille of Cleveland
!, former head of the Lakeside Re
Cross unit, presented the mediea
school of Western Reserve universit
$100, 600 to endow chair of surger!
William S. Grund, 25, was fatal
. injured, and Albert H. Miles of Chill
: cothe was badly hurt near CirclevilI
when the automobile in which the
were riding was struck by a Sciot
:. Valley traction car.
= Warrants charging the theft of Owe
$4,000 in cash and checks from a
American Railway Express compan
wagon in Alliance recently were
= sued against Walter Schenk and Ale
= Smith, both of Alliance.
Bandits in an automobile escape
. . with $4,000 at Toledo after holding |
= two men carrying the Pinkerton T
bacco company's pay roll and shoe
= ing an employe, George Hillman. T
- received four shot wounds and is e
: pected to die.
At Canton, Robert Keehn was Sc
fenced to life imprisonment by Juds
~ Robert Day when he pleaded guilty
VI charge of assault on Edith Gliba,
y 4-year-old girl Keehn's young wi
was in the courtroom when the Sc
~ tence was imposed.
John DeWar, lieutenant in Il
z, Cleveland police department, was q
il rested at Cleveland in connectit
t. with the killing of Robert ,Crawfor
e. 80. DeWar is charged with murde
N Crawford was shot and killed almo
X instantly in his automobile.
W. w. Treble, former assista
Or cashier at the City bank of Lorai
in was remanded to the county Jail
d. default of $500 bail, following &
lg raignment at Elyria on two charges
y on the Pacific coast two weeks ago.
F. E. Mum, Republican, of Bowlil
te Green, chairman of the state tax col
is mission of Ohio, rendered his resi-
to nation to Governor Cox as a memb
IS of the tax commission and left f
I'd California. Mr.. Mum is going we
lie for the benefit of the health of Nj
Mum.
es Total valuation of live stock in oh
Id as listed this year is 1922 900, 900, COZ
Id pared $217 ,000, 900 in 1918, $197 10000
is in 1917, $1S1, 100000 in 1916 and SIT
is 10000 in 1915. The number of hors
i'd listed this year was S62,467; muSs
I'd 32,277; cattle, 1,76S,90S; sheep, ITS
l917, and hogs, 2,304,559.
h Burglars stole $1,000 from the sto
as Of Koch Brothers. Alliance.
tx Conneaut reports deficiency
rs $21, 900 for municipal government a.
$4,000 for school board.
at Ohio Federation of Labor, in &C
rb vention at GAINESVILLE, adopted res
er luton declaring against nation-wi
IS and statewide prohibition.
George Green, 81, prominent citiz
le of Brilliant, near Steubenville, W
". placed under arrest, charged wi
n first degree murder. He is accus
OF of Staying 12-year-old Wesley sell
as when the boy with four companio
invaded his orchard.
of William Combs, 73, was found de-
lie in a corn field near Lancaster.
ed Jeselyn Bowen, Esther Skinner,
1y line Coates, Grace Marvin and Wal
Rainey, students at Western Cole