President Wilson Faces Italy Yugoslavia Clash Over Pact
President Wilson returns to advise on the Italy Yugoslavia territorial dispute amid fears of renewed fighting. Delegates expect possible amendments to the peace covenant but no formal changes have yet been submitted. European powers await his stance on a policing force and enforcement of League rulings.
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Ence
Owever
Wilson
Leon Bourgeois
League of Natill
Knox and Kelley Speak At McKinley Club Dinner
Senator Philander C Knox of Pennsylvania and Congressman Patrick H Kelley of Michigan addressed the Meckinley club gathering at the Courtland hotel. The event fueled Republican enthusiasm for 1920 candidates with cheers for Ohio’s rumored governor candidate Roscoe G C McCulloch and a call for purer Americanism toward peace be negotiations.
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Congressman Kelley
Roscoe GC. McCulloch
Ohio
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Courtland Hotel
Mehkinley Club
McCulloch
Meckinley Club
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Patrick H. Kelley
Michigan
Knox
Senate
Kelley
Kelley Attacks Wilsons Lone Hand At Peace Table In Speech
Congressman Patrick H. Kelley of Michigan sharply criticized President Wilson over his peace negotiations in Paris. Kelley urged consulting Senate leaders before major moves, contrasted with Clemenceau, and predicted a Republican win in 1920, speaking at a McKinley club banquet after Senator Knox. He praised McKinley and Roosevelt and attacked Democratic conduct. Continued on Page Two Col. 2.
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McCulloch
Co. C. Curtis
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Kelley
Patrick H. Kelley
Philander C. Knox
Pennsylvania
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Clemenceau
France
McKinley
Ohio
House
Roosevelt
League of Nations
Senator Knox
Soldiers of 332nd Reach Homeward Route from Front
Word from Paris reports the 332nd unit toward Le Mans then homeward. Other units from the 83rd and 63rd divisions trained at Sherman, fought in Cherbourg and the Argonne, with the Armament Train and the ammunition train among those slated to sail from Bordeaux area as war winds down.
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LeMans
Paties
Stark-co
Sherman
Cherbourgere
Armition
St. Loubes
Bordeaux
Argonne Forest
Ammunier
Weather and community notices from Ohio brief
Rain forecast for Ohio with scattered showers and mild temperatures appears in the weather section. Local events include Norwood's orchestra performances on Thursday and Saturday at Eagle Hall. Times and ads note lawn lime stone material and wallpaper shop promotions near McKinley Avenue.
Rush to Comply With Taxi Law
Taxi drivers crowded the mayor's office to obtain 1919 licenses as the new taxi ordinance took effect Thursday. By Saturday noon twelve operators outside the combine had licenses, five had annual licenses, and police are ordered to arrest unlicensed drivers Monday. Bus operators also secured licenses though they face higher fees.
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Schumacher
Hamaker
Four Hundred Slain in Berlin Revolt Quelled
A German wireless dispatch reports Minister Gustave Noske quelled the Berlin counter revolt. Spartacides defeated and government deserters disarmed. Four hundred killed or wounded in street fighting as order was restored and key buildings came under government control. Evangelistic services begin Sunday at First U B Church with a Sunday evening theme. Evangelists Quarter and Palmer arrive Monday.
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London
Berlin
Gustave Noske
First
U. B
Christ
Palmer
Anniversary and package party at Paola Zion Hall
A Paola Zion anniversary and package party is set for Sunday night March 9 at 7 pm in Tiger Hall with prominent speakers from New York expected. The item appears in an Adv. column alongside restaurant and bank notices and McKinley Hotel building addresses.
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Tiger Hall
New York
Adv
Allies Divide German Fleet Parley Reports Reach Paris
Paris reports the allied powers have agreed to distribute the surrendered German fleet among themselves with France and Italy backing the plan. US and Britain favor sinking ships assigned to them, while naval officers expect US combat ships to join the American navy. President Wilson opposes scrapping.
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Italy
United States
Great Britain
Washington
Wilsom
Wilson Walks Five Miles On Decks Of Ship
President Wilson walked five miles aboard the U S S George Washington with marines and secret service, keeping pace with his escort. He attended ship movies, then presented a framed autographed portrait to officers and crew, and gave photographs to Captain MacCaulley and Captain Perkins.
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Carl D. Groat
United Press
George Washington
Wilson
Secret Service
MacCaulley
Perkins
Charles Baker speaks at Culp's rink Sunday at 2:30
State organizer Charles BE Baker speaks at Culp's rink 631 Mahoning rd NE Sunday at 2 30 Adv People s Musical Course Lazzari MacBeath concert March 10 and 11 Single admission at box office Adv Largest line of new spring patterns at saving 25 to 60 Canton Wall Paper Co 315 Market ar S opposite McKinley Hotel Adv Dance Fagle Hall Every Tue Thu and Saturday night Norwoods orchestra Adv
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Culp
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Mahoning Rd
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McKinley Hotel
Fagle Hall
Norwoods Orchestra
Plan to Feed Germany Until Harvest
Paris dispatch reports a plan to supply Germany with food until harvest time and to lift the Austrian embargo. Hoover to direct relief while payment terms are negotiated at Spa. 8,000 tons of food at Fiume and Trieste ready for distribution, with exchange of potash and nitrates cited.
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Germany
Spa
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Council of Ten
Austria
Herbert Hoover
Inter-Allied Food Council
E. M. House
Allied Commission
Canton to build downtown bus station hub
A tentative Canton plan proposes an Ohio Interurban Autos Bus Association hub downtown with a passenger shelter repair shop and ticket office. Seven lines currently operate from Canton. four companies have joined the federation and handle about 200000 annual passengers.
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Ohio Interurban Autos Bus Association
Canton
Canton Auto Club
Frank Schumacher
South Square
Minerva-Canton Transit Co
Blue Line Transit Co
Magnolia Transit Co
East Sparta Transit Co
Combine
Rioting Canadian Troops Kill 26 at Kinmel Camp
A dispatch from London reports 26 dead and 250000 dollars in property damage after Canadian soldiers rioted at Kinmel military camp near Rhyl Wales. About 6000 marched out to protest demobilization. fighting at Abergale involved machine guns. troops were sent from Chester and police drafted. stores looted and Rhyl saloons closed.
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London
Kinmell
Rhyl
Wales
Evening News
Liverpool
Abergale
Chester
Americans Seek $750 Million in Damages from Germany and Austria
The state department announced Americans have filed claims totaling 750 million dollars for submarine deaths and injuries, destroyed vessels and cargoes, property losses, and requisitioned property in enemy territories. American property in enemy lands before the war stood near 300 thousand dollars, with thousands of claims pending formal reparations talk.
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Washington
Germany
Austria
State Department
Austria-Hungary
Berlin Strike Ends as Work Resumes Monday
The general strike was called off this afternoon in Berlin. Work will resume Monday after a compromise with the German cabinet granting Soviet constitutional recognition. Some fighting continued in parts of the city and government troops occupy key areas. Casualties are estimated at 500.
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J. Taylor
United Press State
Berlin
London
Copenhagen
Warning to liquor dealers on inventory duties under new revenue law
Harry Weiss the collector of internal revenue warned liquor dealers that many have not taken required inventories by February 25 under the 1918 revenue law. He said Washington strictures will be enforced against wilful violators, with accounting demanded for liquor used since February 25 and no leniency for deliberate noncompliance.
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Harry Weiss
Internal Revenue
Weiss
Washington
High Spots In Speeches From Key American Leaders
Senator Knox and Congressman Kelley laud McKinley Roosevelt and American manhood. They reflect on Theodore Roosevelt’s breadth of mind, health and leadership and caution against lone presidential action without Senate counsel to avert future wars.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Kelley
Atlantic
Senate
Former Cabinet Officer Recalls Work With McKinley And Roosevelt
The McKinley club banquet featured Senator Knox who praised McKinley and Roosevelt and avoided current topics. He recalled close ties as a former cabinet officer and attorney general, noting memory and reverence for the two presidents as he spoke to a receptive audience.
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