President Wilson to issue statement on peace league role
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson will declare that Americans were not considering separating the league from the peace treaty. He weighs German terms and French concerns over Saar Basin and Rhine boundaries while coordinating with big five leaders.
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Paris
Wilson
League of Non
Enre
Rhenish
Prussia
Saar
France
Isace
Lorraine
Arcade Cigar Store Sold and Home Purchases Reported
The Arcade Cigar store on the public square is sold by H. P. Walters to Tom Moffet who will run it personally. The Central Arcade building owner J. H. Im e houses the shop. Realtors Miller and Miller handled the deal. A second sale is G. P. Blackiston’s North Canton road residence to AW Scott of Diebold Safe and Lock Co for about $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade
Public Square
H. P. Walters
Tom Moffet
Miller and Miller, Realtors
Markeay
J. H. Ime
G. P. Blackiston
North Canton Road
O AW. Scott
Diebold Safe and Lock Co
Weather Update and Evangelist Palmer at First U B Church
Tonight and Sunday warmer conditions with a strong south wind in the east portion. Temperatures near eighty eight expected. Evangelist C Palmer, a forceful eloquent speaker with Irish wit, preaches at both services Sunday at the First U B Church with a gospel quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trong
Sera C. Palmer
U. B
Nv. B
Palmer
Ady
Peter Quartel
America
Frivolity Reigns At Rotary Banquet At Courtland Hotel
Canton Rotarians held a large banquet and dancing party at the Courtland hotel with 175 guests including wives of Rotarians from Canton Massillon and Alliance. Prof F H Green spoke on The Worlds Greatest Navy amid lighthearted fun and a serious undercurrent.
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Rotary Club
Courtland Hotel
F. H. Green
Canton Rotarians
Rotary
Massillon
Alliance Rotary Clubs
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Westchester
Green
Tax deadline set with midnight IRS office limit
Taxpayers are urged to pay income taxes by midnight Saturday. The post office on the second floor will stay open for stragglers. Col lector Harry H Weiss authorized extended hours and warned there will be no extension beyond Saturday as in 1918. Tax offices have faced heavy crowds while blanks for corporations and partnerships are not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry H. Weiss
Cleveland
Corporation and Partnership
Held as Trick Box Operator Charged With Illicit Liquor
Tom Montane was arrested Friday night by Detective Chief Swope and Officers Ritchey and Clarke and faces arraignment next Friday before Police Judge Bowman. He is alleged owner of a questionable resort at 1812 Eightst NE under surveillance for weeks, where detectives found a so called money box used to fleece foreigners, with an electric attachment and shift drawer. A demonstration of the scheme was shown to city officials Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Montane
Swope
Ritchey and
Clarke
Bowman
Montane
Eightst NE
Riblet
Secretary Daniels Sails for France
Secretary Daniels leaves Hoboken aboard the transport Leviathan at 5 p m to study naval devices formerly secret now available after the war ending. He joins Homer Cummings at the National Democratic club in a public attack on Republicans over the league of nations, signaling possible political shifts ahead of 1920. His voyage marks a mix of diplomacy and party politics as the nation eyes postwar plans.
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New York
Daniels
France
Leviathan
Hoboken
Homer
Cummings
Democratic National Committee
League of Nations
National Democratic Club
League
Assault on Premier Clemenceau Brings Death Sentence
Emile Cottin, an anarchist, was sentenced to death for shooting Premier Clemenceau. The trial lasted a few hours and he faces execution within about two weeks. He admitted emotion at the moment but claimed he would have repeated the act if free. A large crowd watched as Cottin was guarded by four republican guards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Emile Cottin
Clemenceau
Cottin
Boys Held to Grand Jury in Taxi Robbery Case
Ed Myers and Warren Sheffler, alleged boy bandits, held to the grand jury under $1,000 bond each after arraignment before Police Judge Bowman. Myers pleaded guilty to grand larceny, Sheffler not guilty, bond posted for his appearance. Charles Humphry, third member, detained in Akron jail after indictments for highway robbery and carrying concealed weapons. Detectives say the stolen taxi car was sold in Chicago for $250. its value cited as $1,850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Myers
Warren Sheffler
Joe Staufken
Bowman
Myers
Sheffler
Bond
Riblet
Charles Humphry
Akron
Grand Jury
Humphry
Canton
Swope
Chicago
State Will Aid In Prosecution Of Grogan For Crime
Ohio attorney general announces plans to aid in the Cleveland murder case against John Grogan with Judge William L. Day and Wilbur D. Wilson assisting. He notes ongoing Cleveland crime investigation and urges support from the Cleveland bar. The item also mentions arson case against Sam T. Haas in Geauga County with Haas trial set for Wednesday.
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Columbus
Cleveland
Sam T. Haas
Chardon, Geauga-co
John Grogan
Price
Haas
Grogan
William L. Day
Wilbur D. Wilson
Cuyahoga Ca
Spartacist Uprising Crushed in Berlin After Bridge Attack
Berlin reports tell of government troops using machine guns on Spartacists in the police prefecture. Looting followed as captives were executed after reprisal. A failed attempt to blow up the Warsaw Bridge over the Spree led to mass arrests and further fighting in Lichtenberg with authorities claiming occupation and seizures.
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H. J. Greenwall
I. N.S
London
Prxpress
Berlin
Louvain
Belgium
Alexanderplatz
Reichsbank
Reds
Spartacides
Warsaw
Spree
Amsterdam
Spartacist
Herr Jogischer
Red
Litchenberg
Handelsblad
Lichtenberg
Burchardt
Wounded Ohio Soldiers Arrive at Camp Sherman
Ohio soldiers including Howard B Merryman Walter G Zernechel and John Allignette arrive or depart Camp Sherman from Staten Island and receive discharges at the camp Saturday. Stark county men Wandell Taite Walter O Clark Allen Guerney Joseph K Knowles also discharged. Also notes on local ads for Union joiners and local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard B. Merryman
Walter G. Zernechel
Tuscarawas
Allen Guerney
Minerva
Joseph KR. Knowles
Alliance
May Head Party To Meet Canton Troops In New York City
Canton leaders plan a welcome for Canton men of the 87th Division detrain and parade enroute to demobilization. Mayor Poorman will renew appeals to War Secretary Baker as troops head home from New York with a possible Canton detrainment and discharge in unit form. A mass meeting was set for 7 50 in the council chamber to organize a city wide welcoming effort.
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May
New York City
Poorman
Baker
Canton
87Th Division
Washington
New York
W. A. Hoberdher
Council Chamber
Hoberdier
Ohio
War Department
Switzerland Watches German Union Threat to Its Confederation
Paris dispatch reports Swiss concern as Germany and German Austria seek unity leaving Switzerland as the only German speaking country outside the German family. Fears arise Switzerland could split. Austrian Worldberg proposal triggers mixed feelings about annexation and linguistic regions.
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Paris
Switzerland
Germany
Berne
Wordlberg
Tyrol
Savings Accounts Given Free Members Visit for Last Rites
Savings accounts are offered with free membership at the Moose Lodge meeting in clubrooms Sunday at 2 p.m. to visit the home of Brother Jordan and pay last respects. notices warn charter closes Friday March 28 and list advertisements for stock, incubators, restaurants, hotels, flowers, and millinery fittings.
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Moose Lodge
Bro. Jordan
C. A. Kaufman
Prohibition Leader's Farm Still Confiscation Ordered
Lowndes county officials moved to seize the Black Bell farms owned by Purley A. Baker after a V8 gallon still was found on the property. The still was uncovered by deputies, two gallons of whiskey and four gallons of mash were destroyed, and John Roberts was arrested.
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Montgomery
Ala
Finefrock Chosen Education Board President in County Reorganization
James E. Finefrock of Canal Fulton was elected president of the county board of education at a reorganizational meeting, with Franklin Sehrott of Nimishillen as vice president. The session raised questions about A A Kurtz’s seat and left open the potential for later legal challenges to Kurtz and Myers. Regular monthly meetings were set for the second Monday at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Finefrock
Canal Fulton
County Board of Education
Franklin Sehrott
Nimishillento
Finefrock
J. J. Armestrong
A. A. Kurtz
Kurtz
A.C. Myers
Ohio
Myers
Canton to Build Central Interurban Bus Terminal
Canton officials and six interurban bus lines met to establish a central terminal on the Carnes property at Second Street and Dewaltar. A waiting room, heating plant, and central site will serve six lines with aim to move all Canton buses there, eliminating street corner waits. The Ohio Interurban Bus Association will fund the terminal and property, with further meetings planned to finalize lines.
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Canton
Cannes
Second-st
Dewaltar
Canton Automobile Club
Automobile Club
Carnes
Ohio Interurban Bus Association
L. P. Richey
P. L. Pennock
Minerva
Pennock
Canton's Safety Director proposes three new precinct police stations
Safety Director Hamaker on Saturday urged the council to create three district precincts in crime hotspots Crystal Park Twenty-eth Street Garfleltav SW and Bucheraw Eighth Street. He predicts 20 more patrolmen are needed after annexation expands Canton's area by over two square miles.
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Hamaker
Crystal Park
Twentieth-st
Garfleltav
Bucheraw
Eighth-st
Canton
Riblet
Council
Kiblet
Canton Office of U S Employment Service Status Unclear
Definite information is lacking on whether the Canton office of the U S Employment Service will close next Friday. Superintendent J A Sherlock said no official notice had been received and would not comment until official information arrived. For now the Canton office remains open and operating as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
J. A. Sherlock
Central Office
Mediator Sent in Strike at Chicago Shoe Industry
Acting on telegraphic appeal from H W Wilcox the labor department dispatched mediator Fred Feick from Garrett Indiana to Chicago to avert a crisis in shoe manufacturing. Wilcox warned a great strike threatening to shut the Chicago industry unless action was taken.
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Washington
H. W. Wilcox
Department of Labor Today
Fred Feick
Garrett
Ind
Chicago
Wilcox
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
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Vison
John Edwin Nevin
Rench
Orando
Monay
Austria
Serbia
H. P.walters
Cantonian
Secretary Daniels
Central Power Company
Rescue Mission
Dayton
U. B. Church
Eagle Hall
Norwoods Orchestra
Garrettson's
Canton Lodge
Chas. C. Aker
W. M
Co. E. Norris
Penn Launary & Cleaners.—Ady
Sherman
Meat Cutters and Butchers’ Union
Adv
Canton Morris Plan
New Sonora
J. W. Brown Piano Co
Walnutaw
2Nd-St SE
The
Advy
First Trust & Savings Bank
UNION
Toulon
Robert J. Prew
Moose
Central Power Co
Dumont’s Seed and Poultry Dept
Advv
McKinley Hotel
Heffleman Millinery Co
3Rd St NW
J. E. Finefrock
County School Bureau
Dewaltav
Leutenant
Sherlock
Mediator
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