France Seeks Tighter Alliance Over Rhine Occupation
Paris reports that officials say the allied alliance must be tightened to hold Germany to Versailles. Britain threatens to quit the council if France goes it alone in enforcing the treaty. France plans a renewed series of discussions with the Entente to chart a united program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Clermany
Versailles
Great Britain
Rhine
Foreign Office
Entente
Germany
France
Railway labor board awaited as nationwide strike fears mount
The piece notes expected Wilson nominations to the railway labor board under the Cummins-Esch bill amid a growing national rail strike. Government actions seem limited, with Palmer and legal avenues uncertain and senators planning inquiry into the disruption as a Kansas City convention of railway employees looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Railway Labor Board
Palmer
Toda
C. B. Ames
Canton Strike Ties Up Local Rail Traffic
All switchmen in Canton yards walk out at 7 AM on Wheeling and Lake Erie with 80 strikers. Pennsylvania lines’ workers to follow at 3 PM. City faces potential 10 000 job losses if unresolved by midweek. coal and food shipments strained as mills prepare to throttle production amid widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Switchmen’s Union
Flg Grimshaw
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Mrewster
Switchmen
Senate action on peace resolution faces close vote
Washington April 10 Republicans anticipate a tight outcome as Lodge moves to bring the peace resolution to the foreign relations committee. Knox and Hitchcock are out of capital, complicating timing. Democrats largely oppose. mild reservationists may swing the result. Debate over constitutional power and league covenant expected to prolong the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
Knox
Hitchcock
Congress
Cnunume
League of Nations
Ruhr
Baby Victim of Sleep Sickness in Fatal Week Long Illness
Virginia May Campbell one year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Press Campbell of 1909 Cleveland at NW died Friday evening after a week long illness described as sleeping sickness This marks the tenth reported death from this illness Survivors include her parents two sisters and a brother Funeral services by Rev P H Welshimer at the family home Monday at 2 PM Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia May
Press Campbell
Cleveland
P. H. Welshimer
First Christian Church
Westlawn
Hold Conference Of Ambassadors In London
Premier Lloyd George hosted another ambassadorial conference on the German situation at Downing Street this morning. Attending were the French Italian and Japanese ambassadors as Lloyd George left for San Remo to join the peace conference supreme council opening April 21. The French reply to Britain are reported pacific but offers no changes to Rhine military measures. The note reaffirms that Germany breached the treaty justifying military action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd-George
Downingst
Lloyd George
San Remo
Italy
Supreme Council of the Peace Conference
Foreign Office
Pacific
Rhine
Germany
Charge Fraud In Pickford Divorce
Nevada Attorney General says fraud and perjury occurred in Mary Pickford and Owen Moore divorce at Minden. He contends the decree should be set aside due to lack of jurisdiction from no residence and collusion. Action to challenge the decree will be filed next week at Minden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Mary Pickford
Owen Moore
Minden
Leonard B. Fowler
Nevada
Fowler
Cinderella in Flowerland at Clarendon School Cantata
About 450 attended the Clarendon school cantata Cinderella in Flowerland. Miss Vera Hummel played Cinderella with Dr Lormer as Prince and Charles Bolus as other leads. Proceeds will fund pictures, mutual supplies, and reference books for the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarredon School
Robert Lloyd
Bernice Converse
Plans Made to Arrange Truce Across Eastern Europe
Warsaw reports that truce talks are being arranged among Russia, Poland, Lithuania and Latvia with a tentative opening of peace negotiations. A dispatch to London states Poland and Russia have yet to finalize details as talks continue in Berlin.
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Berlin
Warsaw
Russiia
Poland
Lithuania
Latvia
Partici
London
Russia
Speeders Fined $15 by Local Judge on Saturday
A group of speeders appeared before Judge Bowman and were fined $15 plus costs after arraignment. Miller and others were among those cited for speeding in the town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Miller
Weather notes and local meeting announced
The fragment notes rain in parts Sunday afternoon. An open meeting of paperhangers is scheduled at Can 'ng April 12 at 7:30 at Bender's cafe Cordial Welcome is extended to workers of the craft.
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Snd
Can'ng
Hew
Td Floor
Bender
Campbell Turns Over Fortune as Struthers Bank Reopens
Bruce R. Campbell secretary treasurer of Struthers Savings and Banking Company handed over $250,000 of his personal fortune to the bank after his arrest on irregularities charges. The bank, closed by Ohio banks superintendent Ira R. Pontius, is set to reopen Monday and begin liquidation of affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Struthers Savings and Banking Company
Bruce R. Campbell
Campbell
Ira R. Pontius
Ohio Banks
Communists Demand Arrest Of German President Ebert
In Berlin on April 9 the communists adopted a resolution calling for the arrest of President Ebert and the cabinet for high treason over requests to France to allow German troops into the Ruhr. A communist faction favored a general strike while independents argued the time was not ripe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ebert
Ruhr
Pictures Show Spiritual Need at First U B Church
Pictures depicting spiritual need of America and the world will be shown at both morning and evening services at the First U B Church. Read about these wonderful studies and insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
U. B
Ady
Jean
First Baptist Church
King Wet Waah Promises Guaranteed Service
Ad copy asserts guaranteed workmanship and prompt service with contact numbers Bell 3524 and State 8147-L Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Wet Waah
Bell
King Wet Wash
Universalism Is It Scripture Hear Mr. P. M. Phillips
Christadelphian Eagle Hall invites the public to hear Mr. P M Phillips speak on universalism as scripture. The gathering at Walnutav and Tuscaloosa Streets occurs Sunday at 7 p m with Ady listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M. Phillips
Christadelphian
Eagle Hall
McCurdy Elk
Walnutav
Tusc
St E
Ady
Loiterer Arrested in Square Under City Order
E Rumbaugh was arrested Friday night for loitering outside a pool hall after ignoring a police order to move to the curb. He pleaded guilty in police court on Saturday, fined one dollar and costs, as the city cracks down on loafing on the square led by Police Chief Gauchat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rumbaugh
McCartney
Rumbaugh
Gauchat
Release suspect in Black Hand murder
Pete Dangel, held since Thursday in the Black Hand murder of James Arramma, was released Saturday by Police Judge Bowman. Detectives say he may know events preceding the crime and was an acquaintance of the victim’s wife. Dangel promised to be available as a witness, with no new case developments reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Dangel
James Arramma
Bowman
Dangel
Sugar price to rise to 35 cents per pound in Dayton
Dayton wholesalers and retailers announced today that sugar will soon cost 35 cents a pound. They cited alleged consumption of Michigan beet sugar and the substitution of Louisiana cane sugar, now bringing 18 cents wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Michigan
Louisiana
Whitmire Listed as Building Contractor Residence 2618 Seventh NW
8S. A. Whitmire, building contractor, residence now 2618 Seventh street Northwest. State phone 3621 X. Adyv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Whitmire
Seventh-st NW
Dance Tonight At the Music Hall East Tuse Karpathen Society
The East Tuse Karpathen Society hosts a music hall dance tonight featuring local performers and social dancing. Proceeds support society programs and community outreach in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
East Tuse Karpathen Society
We Pay 5 Percent. Be a Deposit Operator at Canton Morris Plan Bank
An advertisement invites readers to become depositors at the Canton Morris Plan Bank offering a five percent return. The ad repeats the bank name and is signed by Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Morris Plan Bank
Ady
Washington council to meet for service attendance
All members of the Washington council are asked to meet at the square Saturday evening at 7 00 to ride the Louisville car to attend services for late Brother John W Mooth. M C Haines councilor L H Hang Rec Sec Adv urged attendance and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jar
Washington Council
Louisville
John W. Mooth
M. C. Haines
L H. Hang
GAVE UP EVIDENCE MAN PAYS FINE FOR RAISIN JACK
Federal agents arrested saloonist Lewis Hause after officers entered his Place at 1228 Marketay 8 and found raisin jack in the sink. Hause admitted selling raisin jack for 696 cents a drink and paid $200 plus costs. A second arrest followed at Sam Goldberg 1161 Cherry av 8 for possession. Gotberg was fined $200 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Hause
Marketay
Hause
Jack
Sam Goldberg
Gotberg
Costa Federal
Lengel
Moore
Miller
Grove
Williams Announces Candidacy for 14th District
Former Congressman Edward H. Williams announces his bid for the Republican nomination in the fourteenth district. He will oppose Akron editor C. L. Knight, who is also a candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Edward H. Williams
Fourteenth
C. L. Knight
Akron
Ady Advertises Wallpaper and Painting Services
Ross Bros at 3003 Tusc Ct W State promotes wallpaper and painting work with estimates and a contact phone number 3568 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Bros
Tusc
M.—Ady
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent at City National Bank
Advertisement notes safety deposit boxes for rent at City National Bank with branding by Ady. Details on rental availability or terms are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rent City National Bank
Ady
Cantons strikes threaten 10000 jobs amid coal and food shortages
A Canton strike by Wheeling and Lake Erie and Pennsylvania Lines workers could shut down manufacturers by week’s end, risking over 10,000 jobs. Workers walked out Saturday and more may join as food supply grows tight. Coal to city supply nearly exhausted. shipments delayed until the strike ends. Local meat packers also face disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Cleveland
Armour
G. H. Charis
Berger Manufacturing Co
Canton Sheet Steel Co
Chicago
Brotherhood
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Pennsylvania
Canton
Brewster
Kansas City
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Pennsylvania Lines
Ing
Nationwide labor unrest hits multiple cities
In Chicago the situation eases while New York faces a broad industry strike threatening food supply. Youngstown industries halt and prices rise. Pittsburgh Cleveland Columbus and other cities see yardmen quitting or threatening to quit if demands go unmet.
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Chicago
New York
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Columbis
Employers Must Take Place of Labor Leaders Speech says
Dr Charles A Eaton editor of Leslie’s Weekly addressed 300 advertising club members representing major midwest industrial firms at the Courtland hotel dinner. He urged closer cooperation between workers and managers as the curb to national anarchy and noted the need for workers to understand the rights of striking beyond wage gains. He warned that strikes harming a broad public bring a state of anarchy and urged the mass to act to restore equilibrium.
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Middle West
Charles A. Eaton
Leslie's Weekly
Courtland Hotel
Eaton
Canton
Pennsylvania Station
Hamilton
Ont
Buffalo
Rochester
Cleveland
Faton
America
Dr. Eaton
Stark County Musical Contest Held at First Christian Church
Stark county rural pupils gathered at the First Christian Church for the annual Starkco music contest. Chorus and solo performances were judged on chorus work sight reading and solo pieces. Banners will be awarded to winning choruses and medals to soloists with township and village schools judged in separate sessions. Judges included Professor Cowell Jones of Cleveland schools and Miss Anna Maud Shame of Kent State Normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starkco
Cowell Jones
Cleveland
Anna Maud Shame
Department of Public School
Kent State Normal School
Reverend Zabora Crutchfield weds in Newport family ceremony
On honeymoon in Cincinnati Rev. Zabora Crutchfield aged 83 married Esther Schroll in a Saturday ceremony conducted by his son Rev. James Crutchfield of Newport Kentucky. Esther is the daughter of a Newport bank president.
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Cincinnati
Zabora Crutchfield
James Crutchfield
Newport
Kentucky
Esther Schroll
Canton's Best Dance Hall Features Mack’s Popular Players
Dance Eagle's hall operates every night except Monday with Mack's Popular Players providing music. Ady proclaims Canton's best venue for dancing and entertainment.
Jury awards one dollar in auto collision case
A jury in Common Pleas Judge Day's court returned a verdict of one dollar in favor of Blaine Zuber against FE Brenner. Zuber sought one thousand dollars for damages to his automobile in a collision on the Massillon Wooster road dated October 29, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Day
Blaine Zuber
FE. Brenner
Mine Officials Held in Prison at Girard Kansas
Four United Mine Workers officials Alexander Howat August Dorcy Thomas Harvey and Robert Foster jailed in Girard Kansas for refusing to recognize the Kansas industrial court begin adjusting to prison life. They will receive the same chow and treatment as other prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Kas
Alexander Howat
August Dorcy
Thomas Harvey
Robert Foster
United Mine Workers of America
Kansas Industrial Court
Pretty Woman Sentenced to Prison in Detroit Case
Federal Judge Tuttie sentenced Genevieve Muskeline a 22 year old Syracuse woman to two and a half years in the Detroit house of correction for conspiring with her husband Joseph Muskeline to transport Charlotte Le Claire aged 17 from Syracuse New York to Detroit for immoral purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Tuttie
Genevieve Muskeline
Syracuse
Thieves Secure 135000 Bibles in Chicago Theft
The theft of 135,600 Bibles was reported by James Hicks president of the Prison Bible association. The books were intended for distribution to state penal institutions. The notice appears amid unrelated local ads for goods and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James Hicks
The
Prison Bible Association
Katin Decries Present Strike Movement Leaders blamed for unrest
Julius Kahin, head of the house military affairs committee, denounces labor leaders and links the railroad strike to Bolshevik imagery. He accuses a faction within the labor movement of stirring discontent and faults syndicalists Foster for orchestrating trouble while praising true labor leaders for loyalty to the flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Julius Kahin
House of Representatives
Kahn
Advertising Clubs
Lenine-Trotsky Combine
Foster
County to Inspect Infirmary Sites May 20
Stark county commissioners and a committee appointed by the common pleas judges will meet Saturday to view sites for a new county infirmary. Twelve of the fifteen locations lie within six miles of Canton, with plans to build on 400 to 450 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stark Co
Common Pleas
Canton
Noble Farm
Jackson-tp
Shaub
Ebey Farm
Arnold- Phillips
Bethlehem-tp
Lester
Lawrence-tp
Senate subcommittee to propose navy reorganization
Washington April 10. A senate subcommittee investigating Rear Admiral Sims charges will issue recommendations for a complete navy reorganization. The panel decided today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Sims
Diamond Sale Noted From Fr Diamonds Are April Birthstones
An OCR fragment references a diamond sale tied to April birthstones, mentioning a location at 135 Tusest E Advy and the word E. with unclear surrounding details.
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PACE
Foreign Affairs Committee
Knon and Hitchcock
Pickford
IX Speeders
Link
Williams
Leslie
Richard H. Lee
National Vigilance Committee
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Arthur's Leather Shop
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