19 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
1
A fragmented OCR item notes a person named Ari and a figure six connected to a jaw related action. The readable text hints at a local incident or gesture but provides no clear context or outcome. Further detail is needed to confirm names, place, and event.
Ohio legislation battles over an urgency amendment to the Crabbe bill aim to preserve enforcement into May. Brewers and voters mobilize for a referendum as $1,000,000 tied to Canton liquor interests faces disruption. Local breweries fear plant shutdowns and may pivot to soft drinks if prohibition persists.
Report from Helsingfors dated March 18 describes brutal killings in Petrograd as authorities accuse Isheviki agents of luring Grand Dukes Paul Michaelovitch Nikolai Michaelovitch Dimitri and Constantinovitch to confessions. One duke fainted at bloodshed and Dimitri was shot in the head. An Englishman reportedly executed as revenge for Luxemburg and Liebknecht killings in Berlin.
Weather forecast for Sere Ceneee and Phoraday with rising temperatures. A storage sale is set for March 22 at 1 p.m. at 400 Walnutav SE. Advertisements include People's Musical Chorus Serf Grand Opera Sextette with single admission, and Oliver's wallpaper hangers offer services.
Mrs. Maude Junkin Baldwin of Chicago addressed Canton and Stark county women on child welfare and the rights of children during a Victory Reconstruction session for Sunday schools. She urged nurturing children with good beginnings, loving homes, and informed teaching of life origins.
Canton council passed a resolution urging Senator H. Ross Ake to intervene with state regulators to prevent East Ohio Gas from cutting Canton gas supply. The measure, endorsed by the council, backs state control of gas rates and requests swift senate action.
88 note player piano priced at 395 dollars with 600 dollar cost value. Easy terms offered plus music bench and free delivery by Woomer Piano Co. E M Peek Megr. 426 Market av S adv. Also listings for Chicago opera event and Shrine car transportation details.
Bonnot Company authorizes 360000 stock issue to raise capital from 500000 to 1600000 dollars. United Security Co. of Canton purchased the new issue to cover increased business. No immediate expansion plans. Bonnot, founded 1891, makes clay working appliances and pulverized coal systems with nationwide installations.
Advertiser seeks a small furnished house or apartment close to the square for a family with two young daughters and wife. Best price paid and highest credentials offered. Address Box 81 care Daily News. Canton Sunday School Basketball Simpson vs First Presbyterian. M. C. A. tonight.
Ingleside hospital in Canton threatens closure Monday if not bought. Superintendent Miss Alice Jackson and assistant Miss Tottie Barrie, leading for seven years, are moving out. the building will be locked with no immediate buyer. The city faces reduced hospital capacity as other facilities plan enlargements to meet influenza demand.
Paris dispatch says the supreme war council and leaders Wilson, Lloyd George and Clemenceau expect formal ratification today of the tentative peace terms. Germany's reparations plan aims to match what experts say it can pay over a few years, with Italy and Japan absent as issues are not directly affecting them.
Canton's advisory committee previews tentative plans for a May welcome celebration honoring over 2600 Canton and Stark County soldiers. A Wednesday meeting in Mayor Poorman’s office will discuss final arrangements as officials seek definite plans. The meeting aims to expand the committee with new members and finalize event details.
The Harrisburg docked at Hoboken with the first units of the 37th Division and 147th Infantry aboard. Nine officers and 565 enlisted men of Ohio's 147th Infantry led the return, with detachments from New York Pennsylvania California Idaho and others, plus 218 naval personnel.
Two transports arrive with 1,577 men on the Seattle and 1,271 on the Charleston. Seattle carries the 104th machine gun battalion, 12 officers and 396 men, plus 167th infantry detachment and mobile hospital number 7. Casual companies include numbers 945 California 947 Massachusetts 955 New York 56 and 146% 1907. Charleston hosts the 27th aero squadron and the 147th aero squadron with officers and crews, plus eight casual officers.
Ad urging the public to attend nightly services at 7 20 at Pentecostal Mission Mahoning rd NE near Sixth. Stafford, described as a gospel preacher with a plain unflowery style, invites listeners to hear a real live wire evangelist and be convinced. Also an advertisement for First Trust and Savings Hank noting a sale.
Paris dispatch reports President Wilson doubts Tokio statements reveal Japan's stance on citizenship and league terms. Japanese envoys Karen Markino and Viscount Chinda met at the Crillon by Wilson's request. The idea of yellow races gaining citizenship or rights in the league is rejected by Britain and the U S. Wilson explains internal citizenship rights cannot be transferred.
The Korean national council at Nikolaoe on the Ussuri river in Siberia proclaimed Korea's independence. A parade followed and copies of the declaration in Russian were distributed. Japanese troops were deployed to restore order after recent revolutionary agitation and arrests.
An advertisement touts a new gas range claiming 20 to 25 percent savings in gas, price, and time. It promotes appliances and demonstrations with contact numbers and local dealers including Canton Home Furnishing Co and State Bell listings. It also notes services from Canton Morris Plan Bank and promotions for electric cleaners and paper hangers.
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