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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
5
Berlin reports allege Paris backs separatist factions to weaken Germany and delay treaty terms. Counts von Brockdorff-Rantzau warns that France seeks to disrupt armistice compliance unless economic conditions stay intact.
The Central Labor Union's carni expo shifts Sunday from Cook's Park to a Navarrerd avenue lot. Superior Shows manager T A Wolfe reports officials including the mayor visited. loading of equipment begins Saturday night. Crowds at Cook's Park set records this week with immense throngs expected tomorrow night and next week.
In Infield Newfoundland a dispute over ownership of Abraham Lincoln's arm relic led to a circuit court decision. B. Lloyd claimed ownership through his father and Robert T. Claimed the piece, arguing it belonged to him rather than his wife. The court awarded the chatr to the claimant after several days in care.
Fragmentary text from CENTER Kansas notes a boy named Willie betraying secrets in Sunday school sparking a teacher’s rebuke as a line about selling a best item is mentioned. A later item references a naval affairs committee and a reduction in force to 250000.
Dr Bauer told the Austrian national assembly that the peace terms make Austria’s existence impossible. Vienna dispatch says the assembly will meet to debate them on Sunday and counter proposals may follow, similar to Germany. Also notes Queensland using chopped banana stalks to feed horses.
The American Steel Foundries Co declares a 75 cent per share dividend payable June 30 to stockholders of record June 19. This maintains a $3 annual basis, with new stock equivalent to $9 per share on old Steel Foundries after a recent three for one split. the old stock had paid $8 annually.
Two men dine together when one spots a grease spot on the other's coat and calls it a Grecian. The other counters with a chestnut, but the first insists it is new, saying he made it on the spot.
The Rainbow Division unit from Kansas City the One Hundred and Seventeenth Field Signal Battalion followed by its lucky omen from organization to overseas and back to America. Officers and men recall seeing the rainbow at key moments from landing in France to arriving home from Camp Funston after discharge.
Washington June 5 Major General Barnett commandant told the house naval affairs committee that recommendations call for a 1919 20 marine corps of 47 500 men. He based the plan on 27 300 for normal marine corps work and a 20 000 man brigade in the A B E F.
Nellie Frenzer of 463 East Twenty seventh street saved every cent her husband Sam earned until a theft left the home bare and facing hard times. Authorities investigated the break in as neighbors whispered about suspicions in the bustling Los Angeles neighborhood.
In Clovis New Mexico a woman traveling with her husband for eight months saved over $4 000 and planned to buy a home. While in a store she left her handbag open and discovered all her money missing totaling 4390.
The Missouri and Kansas crowds around the One Hundred and Thirty-ninth Infantry report Colonel Carl Ristine, commander of the regiment, will be a candidate. The chatter centers on his possible entry into political life as rumors spread in Kansas City.
The article notes two commanding officers, a Republican candidate and a Democratic candidate, both praised for war records. It mentions Lt Col James E. Riger as a named figure and hints at strong support and betting among troops that the commanders will defeat their rivals.
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