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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1919
Page
1
Internal News Service reports from Paris detail President’s stance and allied terms for the American delegation. It explains a future statement outlining the President’s case and the goal of a peace founded on justice, with U S delegates ready to act along world public demand.
A Budapest dispatch via Copenhagen reports General Smuts proposing a treaty plan for border delimitation. Allies would oversee withdrawal of Hungarian troops to established lines and neutralize contested zones while a peace commission drafts frontiers.
From Munich to Bromberg the Bavarian government orders loyal troops to defend mining areas as Soviet forces advance. Berlin reports the move aims to restrict the foe to a limited area and bolster frontier defenses.
Forecast shows fair conditions tonight in Ohio with possible showers in the far north and south portions. Friday expects warmer temperatures in the south, with high readings. Local ads promote window shade painting and glass services from Eller Mfg Co and related businesses in Campt? Weylbhst and SW Adv areas.
Paris April 7 and Berlin reports say the Soviet congress opening may decide if Germany keeps its republic or moves to bolshevism. The Scheidemann government grants concessions to radicals while preparing to meet any further encroachment with force. The Spartacans are divided on timing for a third revolution as a general strike spreads and aims to inflame workers during today’s congress.
The article reports that Eugene V. Debs, Socialist leader, is expected to begin serving a ten year sentence for espionage law violations in early May. Attorney General Palmer opposes executive clemency, stating interference would injure justice. President Wilson had asked Palmer to review clemency appeals. Debs filed none.
People owing accounts to EBb. Reemsnyder are urged to settle at his undertaking office 432 Secondst NW three doors west of the Y M C A Every Tue Thu and Sat night Norwood's orchestra Adv Savings Accounts Given Free to babies born during 1919 The First Trust and Savings Bank Adv
All engineers crane men and school custodians are invited to an open meeting at 423 E Tuscarawas st on Wednesday evening April 9. Several prominent speakers will be present with a smoker included according to Adyvy Penn Laundry and Cleaners.
Canton council weighs a special election on a 1.279 million bond to fund a 2.5 million water project. Funds cover a new 5 million gallon pump, sedimentation basin, wells, and mains reinforcement. Election timing depends on state action with council seeking quick passage.
An old advertisement offers a five percent return, inviting readers to become deposits at The Canton Morris Plan Bank. It mentions a savings or deposit product and promotes a generous interest rate.
New York April 8 Vice Admiral Sims who returned yesterday from Europe today contributed this one from his experience with our overseas cousins An Englishman will enter a restaurant as if he owned it An American will enter as if he didn't give a damn who owned it
Lieutenant Fontan, French aviator, began his flight from Villa Coublay at six this morning on the first leg to Brazil. The route calls for a first stop at Casablanca as part of the planned Atlantic crossing.
Mr and Mrs Charles Schrope of 1919 Prospector SW received a German helmet Tuesday morning from Private Walter Bausman who is in a field hospital in Italy. Bausman was formerly a Youngstown resident.
Floyd MacGriff reports on looming domestic and imperial issues Lloyd George and Bonar Law will face after Paris. Unemployment, Ireland home rule, conscription, nationalization, strikes, and wartime finance loom as coalition tensions rise amid Tory liberal clashes and press caricatures.
Notice indicates a debate at Mt Union College and Tigers on Wednesday about government ownership. The page also mentions a judge physician appointment and a Lily Lodge K of P class conferral scheduled for Tuesday evening.
American farmers expect the greatest ever winter wheat crop, with 837 million bushels targeted for harvest at a guaranteed $2.26 per bushel. The 99.8 percent condition on April 1 marks the highest on record as growers plant the largest acreage in U.S. history, aided by favorable winter weather and wartime food demands.
Mrs Lucinda Overlander was struck by a delivery car owned by the Troy Laundry Company near McKinley and Tuscara NW. She died Monday afternoon at Mercy hospital from injuries. The body went to Seesholtz parlors. Funeral from her daughter’s home 1226 Fulford NW Thursday at 2 Rev Kirk officiating. Burial at Westlawn.
Berlin reports show a soviet government proclaimed in Munich while relations between Munich and Berlin deteriorate. The government accepts a constitutional amendment creating a national workmen's soviet as a third house, amid a nationwide general strike expanding across regions.
Washington April 8 Former Representative Ernest Lundeen of Minnesota says he backs the bolshevism of justice and equality by ballot. He has become counsel for the Private Soldiers and Sailors Legion and warns soldiers will demand earned rights beyond charity as they return from overseas.
Classified ad fragment lists a piano vase set for 200 dollars with stool and delivery from Woomer Piano Co at 426 Market Ave. Includes a weekly specials page from Buehler Bros. Cut Rate Market with meats and Kraut prices and a record offered by Micky and Lerch Co. Ad appears in Mer.-Adv. newspaper.
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