Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-01-17
Tim. fro denartment has oe~n

trict 3 adopted a resolution opposing
universal military training.
Mrs. Adam Schneider, 40. Dover.
was injured perhaps fatally in an su-
tomobile accident
Mrs. D. T. Wogan, 6S, Marion, was
killed by a train while returning
home from Sunday school.
Fire at Lorain destroyed the whole
sale grocery of o. F. Hageman and
Odd Fellows hall. Loss $4,000.
Mrs. Peter Sachs, 54, Newark, was
burned, perhaps fatally, when a gas
stove exploded at her home.
William Covey, so, Marysville, was
killed accidentally while working
with bridge gang at Dayton.
Mrs. Mary Cassill, aged So, was
burned to death at her home in Rich
land township, Vinton county.
Lima voters at August primary will
decide whether to issue $125, ,000
bridge bonds and $4,000 to 100000
street bonds
Youngstown health board recon-
mends a bond issue Of s250,000 to
build contagious disease unit of the
proposed municipal hospital.
Awakened from a sound sleep by
an alarm clock near his bed, Orlo E.
Burdick, 40, fell back on his pillow
dead at his home in Ashtabula.
Mike Mivih and George Bogovich,
Serbians, were burned to death in
bunk house fire at the plant of the
Central Steel company at Massillon.
Warren plans the erection of four
new school buildings, including a
central high school, at an aggregate
cost of $1,000,00O.
Columbus, Delaware and Marion
Traction company may take over and
operate the. defunct Columbus, Mag
| netic Springs and Northern Electric
| line.
A jury at Warren awarded a $4,000
verdict in a damage suit against
Clinton Sigler for killing of Elmer J.
Haines by an auto driven by Sigler's
! chauffeur
Peter A. Stocky, 36, owner Of 4
| Cleveland motion picture theater, lost
his life in a fire that destroyed q
film exchange building at Pitts
burgh.
Eighty-third general assembly con-
vened at Columbus and its organiza-
ton was effected. All the Republican
caucus nominees were confirmed and
installed.
At Toledo, fremen carried three
men and three women down ladders
from the third floor of the burning
Oakland fat Fifteen other tenants
fed in their night clothes
Noah Helman, 30, farmer. living
near Sidney, was killed when his
head was crushed between tractor
and barn door through which he
was endeavoring to draw the tractor
with team of horses.
Roy Putnam, 16, of Worthington,
Franklin county, was given year in
the industrial school at Lancaster
when he pleaded guilty to holding up
Willis Ayleshire. aged II, in that vii
lage
Purchase of the residence OF
Charles H. Lindenberg, 1884 East
Broad street, Columbus, as a gov.
ernor's mansion, instead of erecting
new one, is proposed in a bill
drawn up by Senator Jones.
More than 1000 complaints of prof
iteering by Cleveland and other Ohio
physicians during the recent influ
enza epidemic are under investiga
tion by DR. H. NJ. Platter, secretary
of the state medical board.
Total value of Is crops in Ohio, EN-
bracing all the crops raised on tn,
: farm for 1918, was $465, 5,6O4 900. Il
1917 the aggregate for these crop
r was $470, ,000 The f1ve-year aver
e age total for 1926 was $215, $780, 600
, George W. Sharp, twin brother o
William G. Sharp, American ambas
> sador to France, died at the home o
his mother, Mrs. NJ Burrell, at Elyris
. Death was caused by paralyti
! stroke.
! A number of coal mines in the east
ern Ohio district are closed down an,
: others are operating only on par
d time, according to William Roy, pres
J. ident of Ohio Mine Workers in dis
g trict No. 2.
l. Petitions for a referendum on tn
: resolution adopted by the Ohio les
islature ratifying the federal const
), tutional amendment will be circulate
t Immediately, according to an az
nouncement by the Ohio Home Rul
a association.
d Gagged and with one hand boun
d to the steering wheel and the othe
It to the steering rod, Ralph Littler,
merchant of Wellston, drove his al
l. tomobile half a mile before fndin
e help, after he had been waylaid an
e robbed of S26 and his watch, nes
p Wellston by two men.
g Three prisoners escaped from th
e Wood county Jail at Bowling Gree
'r after beating Sheriff John B. Shoe
IS craft into insensibility and chokin
ID his wife into submission. The e
Ii capped prisoners are John c. Murph,
a. indicted for assault; Quantanc
h White, for shooting with intent t
'r kill. and Thomas Dunn, for burglar
and larceny.
2 0U0Ial uFy du6HuuSHI was tat
e, fed by both houses of the gener;
At assembly. The house adopted Sen
a tor Lights ratification resolution /
Is a vote, of. "a to 90 and the senate t
o. 20 to II. Ohio is the seventeent
state to ratify the national prohih
Is tion amendment.
Sc Athens county officers left for Ca
y in Creek, w. Va, to secure Ware
Roush, Jr., who a month ago shot an
te killed his uncle, Charles Roush, wild
Ii ly known racing driver and traine
RS West Virginia officers will be pa
lie $4,000 reward for the capture of IL
young slayer
of BY a vote of 5S to 46 the Oh
n house defeated a joint resolution |
lg Representative J. A. Reynolds /
a creasing mileage of members from
ed to cents, although Reynolds sa
It. State Auditor Donahey had told hi
of he would recognize the legality
of such a measure.
st What is believed to he ne