Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-02-28
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Ohio master plumbers alected c.
W. Wilson, Youngstown, president.
Yeggs cracked the safe in the Tenn
pie, move theater at Toledo, and
escaped with S400. /
A proposal is under consideration I
at Akron for q $10,000,000 house
building program.
George Baker, taxicab driver, lost /
his machine and $23 In holdup at |
Youngstown.
Bucyrus Telephone company In
creased rates from S1.75 to $2.25 a
month.
James. L. Smith, 70, millionaire, |
died at Ashtabula and was buried in |
casket he purchased Is years ago. |
Anton Garzuma, 80, was suffocated
| in an oven at the Carnegie steel
plant, Mingo Junction.
Public gatherings were suspended
| at Dennison when Is cases of small
| pox developed in SO hours.
Ralph A. Stow resigned as secre-
tary of the Medina county Y. M. c. A.
to become secretary at Billings, Mont.
Bryon Eugene Ashbrook, nephew
of Congressman Ashbrook of Johns
| town, died at a base hospital in
France of pneumonia.
To enforce demands for higher pay,
several hundred kilnmen and dippers
in five potteries at Sebring, Mahoning
county, went on strike.
! Margaret Daurora, 3, daughter of
Daniel Daurora, burned to death at
Mingo Junction when her dress ig
nited from a gas stove.
James H. Southard, 68, former con-
Republican and served in the Fifty
fourth and Fifty-ninth congresses.
One hundred cases of influenza
have been reported in the village of
Hebron, near Newark. Public meet
ings have been prohibited.
Four women and two men were in
jured when a streetcar jumped the
track at Cleveland and ran into a
crowd of people on the sidewalk
DR.. Robert L. Kelly of Chicago,
president of the American College as
sociation, has accepted the presi-
, dency or Marietta college.
Fire at Toledo destroyed the Audi
torium bowling alleys, and adjacent
, business houses suffered heavy dam
age. Loss 100000.
: DR.. L. C. Adams, Dayton, enter
tanned $50 dog fanciers in honor Of
: his Irish terrier Donegal Noreen and
!. her seven puppies.
Eugene Golden, former Marion
n newspaper man, was appointed. man
ager of the state Democratic public
n ity bureau by Governor Cox.
!, Work on the new Hamilton county
q courthouse was tied up by a strike o.
:. all workmen affiliated with the build
ing trades council
= Charles F. Sprague, stock breeder
p Lima, sold 60 Duroc hogs for $685.
!. an average price of $55325. Buyers
4 from II states were in attendance.
Roy Nickerson of Jacksonville, Fla
o will be assistant director of gymna
s SUM work for men at Ohio Wesleyan
l. university.
l. John Cahill, 70, Mansfield, invento
of the Cahill boilec. respondent OF
20 account of i'll health, committed sui
N eide at his home in Mansfield
d, A man registering as Emmett Z
Le Tullis was arrested at Kenton O.
charges of having counterfeit 2;
n, cent pieces and moldss for maxim
S, spurious coins in his possession.
ir Arthur W. Willoby, At, farmer nea
r Findlay, was found dead in a bar
with bullet wounds in his stomac
er and clothing burned from the uppe
rs part of his body.
o. Rev. ]. A. Speer resigned as pa
* tor of First Presbyterian church q
East Liverpool to become pastor {
lie First Presbyterian church at Cosho,
lie ton.
" Albert Carter, "a, Canton, died {
is a gunshot wound received Jan. 2.
Ruby Mitchell is under $500 bont
70 charged with shooting with intent t
ly kill.
10 Thirty aliens under Indictment fl
rd disseminating revolutionary prop
ganda throughout northern Ohio wei
We ordered deported from Cleveland /
ed the government
al Mrs. G. w. Calhoun Ebaugh,
es killed by train at Sturgeon, Pa, We
the mother of w. G. Ebaugh, head
ny the chemistry department of Denise
~ university.
he Kenneth Thomas, IA, Dover, hs
a been awarded a medal by the n
tional court Of honor of the Bt
nd Scouts for saving Andrew Nate, 1
he from drowning.
ny At Akron, Fred Neubauer was sh
he and seriously wounded by Patrolms
IN William Boden after he had shot B
den through the right shoulder VIII;
es- the officer tried to arrest him.
ng Refusal of saloonkeeper to Sc
I'D liquor to an intoxicated man led
Dis a fatal shooting affray at Cincinna
lte in which one man was killed al
lat three wounded. The dead man
IN Joseph Yeager, "a, bystander. w
81 liam Tibbs, former railroad detectiy
S, whom the police charge was the q
ed. sailant, was wounded.
eV. Tifdn city council extended un
M. April 1 permission for the street ra
ev. way company to charge 10 cents fal
ahl Contracts have been awarded
he New Lexington for the erection of
ch, new $4,000 county children's hon
& Professor Eli Dunkle member
ed the faculty and registrar of Ohio Ill
at versity since 1884, died at his ho1
re- at Athens following surgical opt
,he alton. He was born at Macarthur.
Columbus Railway-Light compal
os- asks council to increase fares to S
so tickets for 25 cents, and 5 cent ca
OF fares, with no transfers except
cash fares.
The Fred C. Croxton, federal food e
ny ministrator for Ohio, announced tn
mt. all activities of the state food ADM
nat istration have ceased.
in Victor T. Noonan, director of safe
40 for the Ohio industrial commissic
resigned his position, effective Mar
an 1. He will become director of &C