Wilson and Lansing map plan over Persia sinking dispute
President Woodrow Wilson and Secretary of State Lansing discussed actions in the Persia sinking case and submarine policy. They noted no firm steps and await fuller information from Vienna and Constantinople before any decision, with a tentative plan to be used if Austria accepts responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Lansing
Persia
U.S
White House
Amtria
Isador Pen
Ausan Austine
Admiralty
Norrow Lansing
Penfield
Gerard
Viena
Constantinople
Insular & Oriental
Austria
Wirnoor
Royalist Society Fades in Paris War Aftermath
In Paris war changes end an exclusivity of Faubourg St. Germain. Descendants of those barred from court now see old royalist circles fade. Many mansions become hospitals as noblewomen aid Catholics and Red Cross work, including Duchess Harcourt’s Rue Varennes house and Princess Murat’s Rue Monceau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Faubourg St. Germain
Per ‘Ons
France
Rue] de Varennes
Duchtsas
Harcourt
Republic
Princess of Murat
Rue de Monceau
Michel Murat
Asiss Tt Selle of ‘Cincinati
Red Cross
Officials to inspect faulty concrete work on boulevard
City officials will investigate cracked concrete done along the boulevard from Tuscarawas to the park. Contractor J F Miller received payments totaling 39024 13 for a 3924 13 project. Officials say estimates may be revised if the work fails to meet specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elty
J. F. A Miller
6Th-St
Stolberg
Streers and Alleys” Committee
Wooilman H.R. Witterwald
Miller
VEW RATES MAY BE PLACED INTO EFFECT AT ONCE
VEW rates may be implemented immediately affecting freight through Canton. The Interstate Commerce Commission was asked to waive rules. Kelley of Wheeling & Lake Erie, in Washington conference, said full permission to apply new rates could come. The move would aid coal operators facing rising freight costs and high eastern demand. Church fundraising and subscriptions are noted separately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Canton
Interstate Commerce
He Kelley
Washington
Fanon Tate
N. McMasters
Wheeling
Coal S
Pennsylvania
Pigal
Tringe
Aiste” Commerce Commission
Ohio
Eaton—Congregational Church
Iesay
Commissioners Favor Open Charity Hotel Farm Plan Near Alliance
County officials back reopening the Charity Hotel home as a boys farm to be run with Fairmount and Columbus trustees. The project would operate as a practical experimental farm under Wooster and Ohio State University guidance, with donors and trustees funding initial setup and ongoing supervision.
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Alliance
Boys Farm
Fairmount Children's Hone
George Kr
Fairmount Home
Commissioners of
Columbiana-oo
Wooster
Agricultural Department
Ohio State University
Charity Hoteh
Algo
Witeh
Fairmount
Columbus
Tees
Kaiser Death Rumor Circulates on Exchange
A rumor that Emperor William II has died circulated on the New York produce exchange today. No cable confirmation or official notice has been received to verify the claim.
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New York
Emperor William
Wheeling & Lake Erie loan sale eyed after short postponement
Refinancing of the Wheeling and Lake Erie is anticipated as the pad is offered for sale again on Jan 20 following a previous Dec 20 listing with no bidders. Bankers hold 10000000 of the company stock and expect a reduced capital need to attract new financing. Sandusky city officials order crackdown after 37 speakeasies are said to be operating, with city manager Ward directing police to close them.
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Wheeling & Lake Erie
Sandusky
W. N. Reinhart
K. B. Ward
Conscription Bill Moves Through English Parliament
London January 5. Premier Asquith introduces the military service bill aimed at adding up to one million conscripts while offering exclusions. The measure faces strong opposition from labor and Irish nationalist factions, with cabinet resignations possible and debate over Ireland’s inclusion.
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London
House of Commons
Augusth
England
Labor Party
Asquith
Sir” John Simon
Commons
John Simon
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Reginald McKenna
Exchequer
Ireland
Lord Kitchener
Boy Hit by Auto in Plain to. Hospitalized with Injuries
A student from Lout tenhelser school in Plain to was struck by an Akron Weller driven auto near his home Tuesday afternoon. He sustained a left leg injury and a bruised face and was taken to Mercy hospital. The boy jumped from a wagon onto the road as the car approached. The driver, Akron Weller of Marketay extension, transported him to the local hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weiler
Louttenhelser School
Plain To
Mercy Hospital
Akron
Weller
Marketay Extension
Chool
Contractors Appeal to Supreme Court Over School Building Substitutions
The Stark County case pits Melbourne Brothers against the Canton board of education over substituting materials for the Crystal Park school project. The appeal asks the Ohio Supreme Court to require the record be certified after lower courts upheld an injunction barring substitutions to meet contract specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Melbourne
Canton
Ohio Supreme Court
Starkey Court of Appeals
Ruff
Crystal Park
Common Pleas
Wales
Tuller
Scioto Brick
Berger Co
Caiton
Lous Ville
Younistown
Board of Education
Melbourne Brothers
Supreme Court
Ps 1
Septern
Sun Sear
Weland
Dueber
Market
Cal
Hartford East
Fourth
Central West North
Mckinley
Allen
Holf
Smock
Liberty
Garfield
Stark
Gibbs
Cedar Clarendon
International Situation Developments
Report fragment shows resident Wilson and Secretary discussing Rete faction actions and definitions of armed merchant vessels. Mentions Austria accepting responsibility for sinking a vessel. no official U.S. reports yet on the incident or broader policy implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Penfield
Austria
America
Perata
Weighmasters Fined by Canton Police Judge
Three weighmasters and one associated company fined $25 and costs each by Police Judge Quinn after weighing disputes over coal loads. Fines target employer responsibility. some defendants admitted fault or argued weather affected scales. Investigating officials noted occasional short loads and weighing variances tied to wagon loading and nighttime deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Quinn
Edal Company
J. R. Schulte
Schory Schellhase Co
Wiwick and Spelman Co
John Rebstock
Rebstock Co
Minnie Yoder
Navarrest Cor Bald
Attys
Hurt
Black
Seeman
Yoder
White House
Deen Axferd
Austria
Sealer
Berlin
Dee
Quins
F. Felerbrend
Fairbanks-Morte Co
Cleveland
Canton
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Princess Murat
Terial
McClaskey
Sarver
Kaiser Dies
Daily News
Edward Carsot
King
Kenny
Parelors
Elsasser’s Hall
Advt
Overiana
Sausser’s Place
Bast
Ady
Elsasser's Hall
P.M. King
Overlands
Canton Motor Car Co
Tobby
Marie
Puie
Canton Lodge
Klosterman
East Hall
A. Mraz
Elsanser's Hall
Ange
Owe, Athed
Ratura
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