Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-03-21


placed in jobs by the United States
employment service in Ohio during |
the period of neutrality-suspicious. |
ary and February.
Joseph w. Horner, Republican, at |
torney of Newark, was appointed as
sistant secretary of state to succeed |
Thomas W. Gregory, Cincinnati, Dem |
ocrat. The position pays $4,000 a !
year.
President ]. Campbell White OF
Wooster college announced that he
has under consideration an offer to
accept one of the five associate gen
raj secretaryships of the new inter-
church world movement
Ohio chiropractors lost their fight
for the establishment of nonmedical
board to supervise their practice and
for separation from the state medical
board when the house killed Repre-
sentatives Evans bill by a vote of Sc
to 4O
Captain H. NJ. Pearce, so, Urbana,
three weeks home from overseas
service in the SD division, medical
corps, is dead as a result of overwork
in France.
A protest against the adoption of
compulsory military training, signed
by 80 per cent of Kenyon college stu
dents, was presented to President
Peirce.
Two hundred Sunday school teach
ers from Seneca, Wyandot, Allen,
! Hardin, Hancock and Crawford coun-
ties held meeting at Tiffin.
Highland county commissioners Of
fer a $500 reward for the capture of
the person who killed John Moses,
merchant, who was found in his store
at Hillsboro with his skull split open
! by blow from a hatchet.
Dennison citizens broke into Jail
and saved two prisoners who were
endangered by fire, which started
from crossed electric wires.
David Vido, 25, Of Cleveland, plead
ed guilty to first degree murder and
was held to the grand jury at Lorain
to answer the charge of stabbing
Louis Bervis, A. Police say the two
men quarreled.
At Cleveland, Wilfred Johns, 80,
was shot and instantly killed in,
streetcar in a fare dispute with Con-
ductor H. K. Larson, who was shot
through the shoulder.
Over 500 employees of the Reeves
Manufacturing company at Dover are
idle while big engine is being in
stalled. The work will take three
weeks.
Commissioners of Hancock, Wood,
Seneca and Crawford counties will
meet March 1S to consider the estab-
lishment of a district tuberculosis
sanitorium.
killed when she was struck by train
at Rawson, near Findlay.
Police found the body of James
Armstrong, 20, Newark clerk, hanging
from a rafter in shed in the rear of
his home. No cause was assigned by
relatives for the deed.
Ohio house passed the measure of
Representative Matthews of Scioto
county, providing for appointment by
the governor of an optometry board
of five members. The bill now goes
to the senate
Military training is to be compul-
sorry at the Bowling Green high
school
First step toward construction OF
a street railway system at Middle
town was taken by the city commits
sion when an ordinance was read au
thorizing the appointment of a rapid
!, transit commission, whose duty il
will be to plan the project.
:. When Mrs. John Eaton discovered
her husband lying unconscious in the
yard of their home at Newark she
fell dead. Mr.. Eaton, who was cit!
sealer of weights and measures, ha(
suffered paralytic stroke.
l William B. Hammer of Youngstown
filed suit in common pleas court a
Cleveland for 100000 against Attor
5 ney D. R. Anderson. also of Youngs
i, town, for alleged alienation of Mrs
Hammers affections.
2 Body of Philip Bonner, SO, genera
! manager of the Bohner-Mote Lumbe
company of Jordan, Darke county
i was found hanging in the Office of tn
e company by members of his family
e No cause is assigned for the act
George Cunningham of East Liver
/ pool, telephone lineman who graspe
T a 2200-voltage electric wire, wa
r saved from death when a passerb
S telephoned to the power company t
shut off the power.
r AS substitute for the state farm
Il ers' Institutes, that in most instance
q had to be called off on account of il
e fuenza, series of one-day meeting
is being planned by the Belmon
d county oranges and the farm bureau
L At Cleveland, Patrolman Willia1
4 P. Armstrong and Louis Dutton ar
t. dead and five other men are in ho
e pitals, three seriously wounded, as
result of a gun battle between officer
Il and thugs.
d David J. Jenkins, A, Marion, wa
n killed while working under a loc
motive.
e Fred c. Croxton, who has bee
d state food administrator since th
n outbreak of the war, accepted til
g state Craftsmanship for the Ohio stat
n. Sunday school reconstruction drive
n Esther Hewison of Byesville an
D. Anna Ibel of Pleasant City, undt
le sentence to the girls industrial scho
of at Delaware, escaped from the count
jail at Cambridge
ID Twenty men and women were CT
r and bruised when a Glover Leaf pa
at senger train struck Toledo, Bowlir
Green and Southern interurban C;
s. at Maumee, near Toledo, THROWN
+. the car on it's side and into ditc
II, DR.. John L. Caldwell, 76, one
IL the oldest and most widely know
lie practitioners of southern Ohio, slit
at at his home in Waverly. Charles
Caldwell, prosecuting attorney
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