Canton Campaign Near Victory Safe Goal Says Frugal Report
Ward workers report Canton subscribed 834 791 to the Victory Safe fund with 165 209 remaining to reach the goal. Campaign will continue citywide with plans to canvass in stores and private homes. Subscriptions urged at Victory Safe headquarters in Courtland hotel building.
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Canton
Victory Safe Fund
Yu.c.a
H. R. Jones
H. W. Hoover
R. E. Bebb
Stark Co Council of Itional Defense
Theampaign
Courtland
Rom
Theity
Revolt Breaks Out in Berlin Streets Again
Berlin reports fighting near Anhalter station Halle Gate and the newspaper district as government troops clash with Spartacists. George Ledebour, a real estate figure, is accused of inciting the outbreak. Reports also note German constitutional opposition and ongoing Polish front activity.
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Berlin
Befen
Anhalter Station
Halle
Oth
George Ledebour
Bernstorff Denies He Aided Villa in Mexico
Berlin Jan 24 Count Von Bernstorff denied today the charge he financed Francisco Villa in northern Mexico. He said he never had anything directly or indirectly to do with Villa and called the accusation one of the many fake stories about him amid German sentiment.
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Berlin
Count von Rt
Tad
Francisco Vil
Mexico
Dever
Weather outlook for Ohio shows rain east tonight
Forecast indicates unsettled conditions across Ohio with rain chances focused in the east tonight. Temperatures expected to rise modestly tomorrow with warmer daytime highs and a gradual clearing trend inland.
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Ohio
Welcome Home Canton Troops Set for April 6
Mayor Poorman proposes April 6 as General Home Coming Day for Canton soldiers and sailors. The plan includes a triumphal arch in the south square and a review by officials as most troops return by then. He prefers a later date for the reception to suit the homefront and the troops.
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Poorman
Canton
America
South Square
Columbus
37Th Division
Doubt Cast On Cromwell Twins Death Report
New York January 25 Cable dispatches and letters create mystery around the reported suicide of Dorothea and Gladys Cromwell both 29 year old twin heiresses. Seymour Cromwell cites no official confirmation while friends doubt the claim citing letters showing no depression or intent.
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New York
France
Dorothea
Gladys Cromwell
Seymour L. Cromwell
Lorraine
Garonne
Bordeaux
Cromwell
Seymour Cromwell
Monarchists Down Portugal Crisis Rumors Sweep Oporto
Reports from Madrid Lisbon and Vigo indicate monarchist forces shell Oporto barracks seize wireless stations and threaten officials while republican garrisons in northern Portugal shift allegiance to the crown. Troop movements describe a pivotal royalist push toward Lisbon with continued frontier chatter.
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Madrid
Oporto
Paivo Conceiro
American Ideals Will Control In Future Of Poland
Commissioner Smal sky reports on Poland's upcoming general election and Polish premier Paderewski. He praises American influence shaping Poland's army of 200000 plus 30000 war workers, the Baltic to Carpathians reach, and Poland's 35000000 population with a Dantzig port, vowing Poland will honor covenants in a league of nations.
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Poland
John PF. Smalsky
United States
Washington
District of Columbia
Europe
Ignace Paderewski
Warsaw
Pilsudski
Paderewski
Russia
Uncle Sam
League of Nations
Baltic
Carpathian Mountains
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Belgium
Serbia
Gdansk
Dantzig
Reds in Conflict Report Signals Bolshevik Rupture
Dispatches from Stockholm and Copenhagen report internal Bolshevik strife with Lenine pushing home and abroad concessions while Trotsky urges delaying demobilization to pressure the Allies. Ukrainian government declares war over Bolshevik decree ending Ukrainian independence. Russian front reports a 350000 strong Bolshevik army with 200000 near the Volga and 30000 in the Baltic provinces.
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Stockholm
Bolsheviks
Moscow
Nicholai Lenine
Leon Trotsky
Copenhagen
Russia
Volga
Baltic
Dance Eagle Hall Advertises Regular Tuesday Saturday Shows
Promotes Norwood’s orchestra at Dance Eagle Hall with events on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights. Also advertises fresh produce including home grown apples from $1.75, fancy 8 lb boxes for 59c, oranges and grapefruit, with sales at 1220 Tuscarawas Street East on Fri Sat and Mon and a Sunday evening ad for Rome First Baptist Church.
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Tuscara
Stark men not to return with 83rd division from Italy
War department information shows Stark county soldiers in the 332nd Infantry of the 83rd division remain in Italy or with occupation forces. The 135th Field Artillery of the 37th Division, including Canton men, is in Germany and not yet released for embarkation. Thousands of American troops arrived in New York and Quarantine today aboard five vessels and a hospital ship.
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Italy
Laos
War Department
Noth Artillery
37Th
Canton
332Nd
Eighty-third
Stark-co
135Th Field Artillery
Thirty-seventh Division
Army of Occupation
Germany
135Th
Ohio National Guard
332D Infantry
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Chicago
Goentoer
Accomac
Gen. Goethals
Demobilization totals and postwar updates from Washington
Demobilization through January 24 reached 858,187 soldiers and 57,366 officers. Discharge orders total 1,300,900 men, with Britain behind. Allied West Front strength as of November 1 shows France 2,259,000 United States 1,950,100 Britain 1,718,000. Bolshevik attacks near Ust-Pedenga cost 10 killed 17 wounded 11 MIA. Soldiers abroad ordered to mail home a health and unit card. Officers may not wear division insignia upon return. War-time military offenses punishments suspended. Pershing indicated no immediate return to the U.S. Fraternity Memorial services announced for Frank E. Spring and Sgt Stanley Bowman.
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Washington
United States
March
America
Great Britain
England
West Front
France
Britain
Archangel
Ustpedenga
Kania
National Army
National Guard
Hurley
Shipping Board
General Pershing
Federal Agent to Probe Health Situation in Canton
Health Officer Dr. C A LaMont announced a U S Public Health Service survey will visit Canton to assess equipment and organization needs for improving health conditions The visit follows a meeting of the health board in which influenza trends and recent easing of closure regulations were discussed The board noted milder cases and reduced deaths since December and anticipates the visiting official within days
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Canton
C. A. LaMont
Columbus
United States Public Health Service
LaMonts
LaMont
Health Board
LeMont
Ohio Public Health Journal
State Department of Health
Ohio
U. S. Public Health Service
Poorman
Board of Control
Americans Said to Have Purchased German Ship Yards
Berlin reports an American concern has bought the Schichau shipbuilding yards for 160 million dollars. The Schichau Works built the famed cruiser Emden and produced ships surrendered under armistice terms including the Bayern and the Koenig Albert.
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Berlin
Schichau
Germany
Schichau Works
Emden
Bayern
Koenig Albert
Dentistry ad near Roth and Hug’s on the square
Dr. Scott Painless Dentistry advertises services at the square location near Roth and Hug’s with contact details and promotion. Ady.
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Dr. Scott
Roth & Hug
Ady
Ake Proposes Fixed Sentence Shift for Criminals
State Senator Ross Ake frames a bill to require trial judges to set fixed terms for certain crimes with post sentence review by prison authorities. The plan aims to curb habitual criminals escaping punishment after short terms by ending probation for felons and replacing indeterminate sentencing with definite terms.
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Ohio
Ross Ake
Senator Ake
Abe
Ile
Ake
Two In Hospital After Running Pistol Duel
Harrison Andreas and detective William Spach were wounded in a running pistol duel at the W. & L. E. wards Mercy hospital. Andreas was shot seven times and remained under police guard, while Spach was shot once and held at Ingleside hospital. Police recovered loot tied to the seven month thieving spree and expect Andreas to face charges if he recovers.
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Harrison Andreas
William Spach
Mercy Hospital
Spach
Ingleside Hospital
Jeannette-el SE
Arene
Fathers and Sons Brotherhood Day at First U B Canton
Fathers and sons attend Brotherhood Day services at First U B Church Canton at 9 30 a m. Program led by church men includes talk by J C Howman. Social hour follows in church social rooms with orchestra lunch and speeches. Evening service in a body with pastor's theme The Journey Home continuing the Prodigal Son series.
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Fathers and Sons of
Canton
Brotherhood
First U. B
J. CC. Howman
Fathers and Sons
Advy
Norwoods Orchestra Plays Thursdays and Saturdays
Dance lovers attend at Hall Every yes with Norwoods Orchestra backing Adyvy for lively evenings on Thursday and Saturday nights.
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Bagte Hall
Norwoods Orchestra
League of Nations Contemplates German Colonies
President Wilson warns against territorial nabbing as nations discuss declaring on German colonies. The League of Nations debate centers on postwar boundaries and international mandate.
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Wilson
Peace Conference Second Plenary Session Opens in Paris
Paris June 2 The second plenary session of the peace conference opened at the foreign office with little public interest. Delegates from Associated Powers met as Premier Clemenceau opened proceedings. A commission was to examine territorial questions including Germany Poland and the successor states from Austria and Hungary. The big five reportedly agreed on mission personnel to Poland with a decision due soon.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Leagues of Nations
Associated Powers
Clemenceau
Germany
Poland
Austria
Hungary
America
England
France
Italy
Japan
Objectors mistreated in army prisons, charges reach House
A congressional complaint accuses army prison officers of brutalizing conscientious objectors at Fort Leavenworth, with claims of beatings and solitary confinement. The war department says some cases were investigated and corrected, while a warden is accused of beating objectors with a baseball bat.
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Washington
House Military Affairs Committee
Theodore H. Lunde
American Industrial Company
Chicago
Congressional
War Department
Fort Leavenworth Prison
Lunde
Army
Clark Getts
Wisconsin University
Harold Gray
Gray
Detroit Red Cross
Fletcher
Fort Leavenworth
Military Committee
House
Dent
Keppel
Brotherhood Day at First U B Church
Brotherhood Day Sunday at First U B Church J C Bowman speaks at 930 am and a social gathering for all fathers and sons at 5 pm.
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Brotherhood
U. B
J. C. Bowman
Dance Schiabach Hall Every Saturday and Monday Eve
Werner Orchestra performs weekly at Schiabach Hall with shows on Saturday and Monday evenings advancing entertainment options for local patrons.
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Schiabach Hall
Werner Orchestra
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