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08 Dec 1917
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1917
Page
1
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Halifax faces famine and pneumonia as 25 000 homeless victims from the Mont Blanc explosion battle hunger and cold. Relief workers rush food and weathered supplies while a severe blizzard hinders rescue and railroad traffic, with 1700 bodies removed from debris.
The navy said the destroyer Jacob Jones was torpedoed and sunk on December 6 while patrolling foreign waters. About 100 crew members were aboard. 37 survived, rescued from life rafts. Lieutenant Commander David Worth Bagley, brother of Mrs. Daniels, did not survive. Ten survivors were named, including John K. Richards and Nelson H. Cates. The Jacob Jones previously aided in rescue operations for the Orama in October.
Report from Vienna says Austro-Hungarian forces withdraw toward Grappa and Meletta ridge as Italian counterattacks gain momentum. British news from London notes Cambrai realignment places troops near Bourlon and the German base, with heavy shelling and ongoing efforts to hold the salient.
A fragmentary notice indicates a Masonic event to be held Saturday at 30 o clock with conferred degrees. The address shown is 333 Masten with W. 4. E. Norris associated and Petion Street appearing in the text.
The Red Cross meeting in Canton features Bishop Charles Davis Williams in khaki uniform urging U S entry into World War as essential to defeat Germany and aid France. He argues America owes France a debt and praises wartime unity and pacifist fighting for peace. He cites Lusitania and trade restrictions as invasions prompting action.
An advertisement continues on page five promoting Victor Records and urging purchases only from an authorized Victor dealer. The McConnell Music Co advertises slightly used 88 note player pianos at 390 dollars uprights from 100 dollars and square pianos from 10 dollars.
Government steps mirror early war days as Austria Hungary subjects are labeled alien enemies and must list themselves with federal marshals. Permits will allow those in unaffected zones to continue normal business amid nationwide prohibitions.
The resolution states that a state of war exists between the United States and the imperial and royal Austro-Hungarian government. It directs the president to use all naval and military forces and government resources to wage war until a successful termination.
Officials report Austrian aliens largely silent while many support the U S war declaration. Secret Service notes Austrians in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota and Colorado in large numbers ready to back the United States. Turkey and Bulgaria appear war weary with Bulgaria inactive on the Western Front and Italy.
Contralto Elsie Baker presents the fifth number in the People’s Musical Course with performances scheduled Monday and Tuesday evenings December 10 and 11. Single admission is 60 cents.
Mrs J H Bair returned from a Columbus conference with State Food Administrator Fred Croxton to push Stark counties campaign efforts. Croxton praised Stark county for extensive conservation work while warning the drive will grow tougher. He noted the nation must continue saving meat and sugar to aid Allies as Canton merchants sell sugar ahead of the government.
A letter from John McNamee of Canton, a fireman aboard the Old Colonial Cheer Up, reports he is in Halifax and may have perished in the Halifax explosion and fire. The ad urges holiday room papering from Canton Wall Paper Co. near the McKinley Hotel.
Single admission costs 50 cents. Get coating chocolate at Schlabach's. Adv.
Canton Red Cross workers produced more bandages and surgical dressings in a week than ever before. Hundreds of women joined the effort, Friday saw 12 workers so busy that extra shifts were added, and plans to open first floor rooms and a new knitting area advance. The organization will operate Saturdays to meet demand, with 29 Christmas bags donated to Camp Sherman, Montgomery, Alabama.
When you are sick you see a Doc tor. When you need Legal Advice you see a Lawyer. Therefore when it comes to Life Insurance-See Schory. That's his business, and he knows what you need. 310 Daily News Blog.- Ady. See the McConnell Music Window Saturday, for largest display of Victor machines and other recognized makes ever shown in Canton.-Ady.
Track men report light damage from the season’s first heavy snowfall as drifts slow traffic in spots on country roads. Crews work to clear lanes and keep routes open. Weather officials urged motorists to use caution and allow extra travel time.
Six hundred locomotives and engineers are handed to General Pershing by the Belgian government as a gesture of gratitude to the United States. Pershing will receive official thanks and issue appropriate acknowledgments. Train schedules show times adjusted for Eastern time with North Bound and other divisions listed.
Single admission 60 cents. Brand new Columbia and Victor records at Canton's piano house. The D. W. Lerch Co. 210 Market av N. Advy. We do not sell cheap wall paper. We sell wall paper cheap. The Canton Wall Paper Co. opposite McKinley Hotel 3156 Marketay South Ady.
Weather observer Meyer reported eight inches of snow in Canton and across the state. Trains ran about usual by noon while coal demand surged as country mines blocked wagons. Snow sweepers and workers kept lines and tracks clear, though rural travel nearly halted and cars stalled in town.
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