Paving, Transit Concessions Face County and N O T Talks
The report outlines a proposed Canton to Massillon ten cent fare, universal transfers, and crossovers by the N O T with county demands for paving costs. Also notes Carranza seeks reciprocal border rights to pursue rebels, while U S officials caution on immediate reply.
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Rilway Company
County
N. O.T
Canton
Massil
Universal
Massillon
Akron
Massillon-rd
Jackson Lane
Engineer reports on Canton sewage plant crisis unfolding
State health officials visit Canton to inspect the new sewage plant project and the water supply. Contractors face pressure as bids, bids for drilling the test well, and paving concessions become central to negotiations with the N O T street railroad line and county authorities.
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Dittee
State “of Health
Canton
R. W. Pratt
Con
McClaskey
Lawyers' Night at Trinity Reform Church Lecture on Christianity and the Legal Profession
Tomorrow night will be lawyers' night at Trinity Reformed church. Cyrus Locher of Cleveland Ohio will give a lecture titled Christianity and the Legal Profession. The public and lawyers in particular are invited to attend. Overlands first because Overlands last. The Canton Motor Car Co. Adv tf
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Trinity Reformed Church
Cyrus Locher
Cleveland
Ohio
Advy
The
Canton Motor Car Co
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Sunk Norwegian Bark Silus Off Havre With Seven Americans Aboard
The Norwegian bark Silus was torpedoed off Havre, France, March 9 with seven Americans aboard. all were saved. Officials say the attack, unwarned and unarmed, could trigger a German submarine showdown and demand an immediate explanation. Louisiane sinking also confirmed. full investigation to be conducted.
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Washington
Havre
France
State Department
Osborne
U.S
Germany
Verdun Front Battles Rage Amid Meuse Assaults
German troops renew violent assaults on the Verdun front west of the Meuse with limited gains. French counterattacks drive them back as the long battle enters its twentieth day. Information from the war office notes huge German losses and brutal tactics. Also notices for a carpenter union funeral, and local ads including Overland car, wallpaper cleaner, and restaurant promotions.
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Meuse
War Office
le Mort
Dead Man's Hill
Fort de Vaux
Corbeaux Forest
Corbeaux Woods
Corbeaux Wood
Goose Hill
Castelnau
Petain
Germany
Temps
Sewage plant money received as delays loom
City Auditor announces a 77 405 payment for 75 000 bonds to settle sewage disposal plant contracts with Lander and Evans. Contractors seek 7 899 vouchers. city Solicitors handle dealings and a disputed 18 000 voucher remains unallowed. State health official Dittoe to visit March 15 with R W Pratt as city mulls action while officials insist work continued and delays threaten public health.
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W. S. Rut
McCluskey
Bull
Dittoe
State Board of Health
R. W. Pratt
Allen E. Knisely Fune ral Sunday
The funeral of Allen E. Knisely sixty four who died Thursday will be held from his residence Cottage pl NW at 2 oclock Sunday afternoon. Rev P H Weshimer of the First Christian church will conduct services. Carpenters union members will attend in a body and act as pallbearers J M Brown J P Rimmel sg Hall Henry Stipes W E Lerch and R C Griffin. Burial will be in West Lawn Cemetery.
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Allen KE. Knisely
Cottagepl NW
P. H. Weshimer
First Christian Church
Carpenters’ Union
Mr. Kinsely
J. M. Brown
J. P. Rimmel
Sg. Hall
Henry Stipes
W. E. Lerch
R. C. Griffin
Weetlawn Cemetery
Roumania Seizes German Grain Supplies
Roumania has seized 50,000 wagons of cereals intended for Germany, to be used by the Roumanian army. The grain was part of 100,000 wagons of cereals previously sold to Germany.
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London
Roumania
Germany
Rome
Keep Secret Plans To Cross The Border Line
Washington reports that the campaign to wet Villa is under way with top war department officials withholding details. The first cavalry brigade under Brig. Gen. Parker and the second cavalry brigade under Col. George A. Dodd are believed in motion as spies fill the border area.
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Washington
Wet Villa
War Department
Parker
George A, Dodd
American forces near Mexican border prepare to strike Villa
El Paso March 11 Maj Gen Frederick Funston expected at border within 24 hours likely signaling American troops to pursue Francisco Villa dead or alive. Authorities roundup Villa adherents seize ex officers and spies, with 100000 rounds of ammunition moved toward border as Villa outposts seen near Juarez La Ascension. Rail ambush feared on a train carrying Mormon passengers. Bertram reports 3000 Villa men moving along La Palomas line toward northwest rail route.
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Luna
Y. Gomez
Isidora Luna
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el Paso
Gavaria
Carranza
Juarez
la Ascension
Chihuahua
Casas Grandes
Mexico
U. S
Guzman
Bertram
Palomas
U. Gs
Columbus
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