Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-02-28
STATE SIFTINGS

operation its new automatic service.
Adam Walter, SO, Dover, civil war
veteran, is dead.
Carl Venditta, II, Conneaut, COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself.
Bert Dennis, an auto salesman, was
shot and killed at Toledo by robber
Elyria's water supply was crippled
by the breaking of a big pump at the
pumping station.
Veterans of the Spanish war, Phil
ippine insurrection and Boxer upris-
ing will organize at Ashtabula,
Roy ]. Heller, 3S, manager of the
Bell Telephone company at Gallon,
died at Bucyrus.
Mrs. Deborah McGonagle, 7S, moth
er of Rev. FIR. c. c. McGonagle,
GAINESVILLE, died at Moxaha1a
Congressman Roscoe Mccullough
will be POSTMASTER at the Canton
Mckinley Roosevelt banquet March 7.
Henry Roper, 64, Danbury (Ottawa
county farmer), committed suicide by
hanging himself.
Body of Holly Board, brakeman,
who disappeared Christmas, was
found in Allen creek, near Millers-
burg.
Rudolph Ladyga, II, Bellaire, found
a revolver he thought was empty,
pulled the trigger and killed his
brother Frank, aged 6.
Robert Jarrett, %, Huron, was
killed when a passenger train struck
a speeder. Harold Liphur, Berlin
Heights, was injured probably fatally
my mind is gone" wrote Isaac
H. Smith, 81, farmer of near Xenia,
before he killed himself with a shot
gun.
While his wife was above stairs
making merry at a dance at Toledo,
Bert Dennis, AZ, was shot and killed
| by bandit.
David H. White, president of the
Second National Dank and Ziegler
Milling company at Bucyrus, died of
heart trouble
Private Harry J. Lacher, mourned
as dead since last August, returned
to his home at Delaware unan.
| nounced
Lake Erie Undertakers' club has
been organized by undertakers oi
Norwalk and nearby towns. Walter
Drake, Monroeville, is president.
Fremont board Of education ISSUED
an order prohibiting teachers accept
ing high school students as escort:
to dances.
Jesse Gauntt of Newark, who es
capped from jail at Sandusky after be
ing convicted of bigamy, was recap
tured when he attempted to enlist il
the marines at Paris Island. S. G.
Budget of approximately $685.
has been asked by DR.. H. G. Hyde
superintendent of the Massillon stat
hospital, for maintenance of the hos
pftal for two years.
A train struck an automobile a
Monroe Falls, near Akron, killin
four persons, George Mong of Bee
ford, S. Gordon of Pittsburgh an
two boys.
General Celian M. Splitter, Toled
financier, who for many. years wa
among the foremost in Ohio's bus
ness activities, died in his Los Al
geles home.
Burglars forced an entrance int
1 the Lorber Liquor company's store
the downtown section of Clevelant
hammered off the combination of th
safe and escaped with $500.
1 Mrs. Marguerite Frost, 10, of Tiff
/ was instantly killed and R. G. Hoos
!: st. Louis, seriously injured when the
! automobile was struck by an interu
4 ban car near Cleveland.
4 c. o. Turner and H. S. Lybarge
4 are candidates for appointment "a
3 federal referee in bankruptcy at G.
4 shocton to succeed the late Fran
4 Ashman.
Applications of 27 inmates of tt
! Ohio state reformatory for paro
q were rejected by the state clemenc
! board. Seventy-eight application
q were granted.
Letters threatening death to tv
priests and attempts to burn Ho
= Rosary school and church at ToleC
led police to establish strong gual
at these two structures.
3
service delinquents is to be starts
at once in the northern Ohio feder
district, according to United Stat
Attorney E. S. Wertz.
D Thousands of people braved storm
@ weather to welcome back to Colu1
bus Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, Il
famous American ace. There was
81 parade. followed by reception
A bank consolidation at Clevelal
n involving $70,000,000, whereby t
"a Guardian Savings and Trust compal
q purchased the entire assets of t
N Cleveland National bank, is a
$# nounced.
q Governor Cox sent special me-
M sage to the legislature condemni
@ the Comings bill, which would fort
S@ teaching of German in public schot
@ but permit it in parochial and priva
S# schools The governor charges th
81 the bill protects only the children
IN the public schools from the t'pos
M bility Of poison from German viru
%M and would have all schools include
Z designations of four pastors, RI
8 G. H. Souder of Lindsay, Rev. D.
% Christman Of Sulphur Springs, R,
s# ]. A. Law Of Ada and Rev. j. P. Sta
S#$ of Sycamore, were accepted by t
~ Tiff1n classic of the Reformed chur,
Furniture warehouse of Spear
W. Company, Cincinnati, was destroy
9s' by fire, entailing a loss estimated
$150,000 The contents of the wa
. house were complete loss and I
ak building was practically gutted.
Clifford Mahan, farmer near
on born, Montgomery county, sold
- hogs for $11,230-an average
$224.65 e head.
no Ohio furnished 20O,293 men to /
m, army during the world war. acco
ing to figures of the war departme
70. State health department says tt
cd one person in every three who die
Ohio between the ages of 20 and
is a victim Of tuberculosis.
o;- Ohio house passed the bill for
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