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

Arthur Barrett, deputy state fire |
marshal, died at his home in Lima
Frank L. Rey resigned as cashier |
of the Merchants and Farmers bank |
at Blabchester.
Roger Pelton, Mt. Vernon lineman, |
was killed when he came in contact |
with live wire.
Sandusky ice men are beginning to
fear the open winter will result in an
ice famine.
Grief over the death of daughter
is believed by the coroner to have
been the cause of the suicide of Mrs.
Grace Warreck, 3S, at Dayton.
At Bellefontaine, Mrs. Lawrence De
Graft was severely burned when a
| vinegar jug exploded and fumes ignit-
ed from gasoline stove.
Lieutenant Frank Banks, 90, Wei
lington, New Zealand, was killed at
McCook field, Dayton, when his aero
| plane fell.
never to have crossed the borders of
| Lawrence county, where she wac
| born, is dead.
School Superintendent D. J. Boone
urges construction of a new school
building at Lorain at an estimated
cost of 100000.
Van Vert county beet growers cir
culated a petition asking that the
price of sugar beets be raised from
50 to $40 ton.
Two negroes held up two bartend-
ers and two patrons in the saloon of
Thomas R. Ryan at Youngstown and
escaped with $500.
Mrs Rosa Perruccio, 20, Columbus,
was shot in the right side by her hus-
band, Joe Perruccio, who escaped
The woman may die.
At Lima, Christ Rubkauski, 80, shot
and killed his wife and then killed
himsels as their 6-year-old daughter
looked on
Nearly $4,000 increase in salaries
was voted the ministers of the Ath-
ems presbytery in a joint fve-county
meeting at Athens.
Over 1000 soldiers of the Ohio ma
tional army division (the Eighty
third are now on the ocean home
ward bound
At Toledo, Walter Gillespie, 20, was
wounded perhaps fatally by a police
man who says he fired at a crowd of
boys who were trying to steal an
\ automobile
Miss Ida Francey, 30. daughter Of
a. wealthy farmer, was arraigned at
Cambridge, charged with murder in
the first degree. 1t is alleged she
strangled 12-day-old baby.
Seven hundred colored soldiers at
the government storage plant in East
Columbus went on strike. They de-
manded more food and refused to
work until it was promised them.
Several cases of smallpox have de-
veloped at the state hospital, CALI
: polls, during the past week, and a
! quarantine has been placed on Cot
tage l. at that institution
Youngstown council authorized
| bond issues of $250,00O for new mu
, nicipal hospital and $165 900 for new
water main to serve the eastern sec
( tion Of the city.
Suspected of the theft of Jewels
: valued at $4,000, the property OF
Mrs. M. J. Owens, at Toledo Jan 9
, Phillip Statakopolus is under. arrest
; at Atlantic City, N. J..
Warren city authorities say wher
guards are placed at railroad cross
t ings the law requiring trains to, slow
down to four miles an hour will bt
3 lifted.
William H. Kaminsky, AZ, diet
d from bullet wounds as a result of
/ quarrel over card game an hour be
i fore in a Columbus hospital Polict
e are holding Joseph Kessler, 81, 70
the shooting.
d Ernesto Ferratto, 8, Cleveland
4 died from wounds received at tn
. hands of a man for whom police ar
S searching. The child's mother an,
two younger brothers also wer
y slashed
t. Lake navigation is again open. TIL
e steam tug Delmer T arrived at PoT
L Clinton, having made the trip froI
Dunkirk, N. Y, without difficulty
2, This is the first time that boats hav
4 entered Port Clinton during Januar
% in many years.
s. A $4,000 estate, including a q
x acre farm, near Dayton, is ordere
held in trust for the benefit OF fou
Is dogs, pets of the late Miss Louise T
h Iams, prominent Trotwood residen
of A local society woman is asked t
it name a caretaker for the animal
ID in the will of Miss Iams.
State of Ohio scored in its figt
I'd against Postmaster General Bu
te leson's order increasing teIepnon
at rates. Common pleas court at Colun
~ bus allowed the application of Alto
3, ney General Price for temporar
lp restraining order, which will preveI
IS the collection of the. increased rate
throughout the state
te Henry Lee Clark, clerk of courts
I'D Carrollton, died suddenly OF hea
of disease.
At Fremont Washington Dieffel
I'd bach, 80, resigned as city letter ca
n rier, a position he held for 80 year
ed A man believed to be George !
Nelson, Buffalo, n. Y, was decaI
" IdlSN W u0H Sl1utA Df d dig L our ira
es at Delaware. A book in his pock,
n is the only means of Identification.
George Morgan, aged so, a farm,
IA of Jerome township, Union count
ct while returning home in his bugs
re was struck and instantly killed by
train near MaFysvi1le.
a Passengers on Baltimore and Oh
ilf train 16 were robbed near Kent
a several hundred dollars worth of va
m, uables by three men, who escaped.
Judge P A. Laubie, who for
5s- years served on the bench at Clev
lg- land and who was one of the be
5e. known jurists in northern Ohio, die
ed at the home of his daughter in Was
ington. He was 50 years of age.
lis Paul Frank Rivers, arrested
all Youngstown, has been indicted f
el, first degree murder in connecti,
at with the Staying of George Bonne