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27 Mar 1919
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1919
Page
1
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An exclusive interview reports the Maui transporting vessel with the 146th Infantry 1 100 miles out and likely to arrive in New York Sunday. Camp Jerritt and Camp Mills officers have no orders yet for Ohio units including the 156th Machine Gun Battalion and 145th Ambulance Company expected to depart by week’s end.
New York dispatch notes several Canton area soldiers joining units aboard the cruiser Pueblo quarters and the third battalion of the 147th Infantry. The 112th and 144th Infantry units are also referenced with additional Canton vicinity personnel included in transit. A transport Great Northern is expected to dock Friday morning with more troops aboard.
Poles in Cleveland gather Sunday at Gray's Armory to celebrate Poland's liberation under Paderewski and honor allied aid. Speakers include Senator Atlee Pomerene, Mayor Harry Davis, Judges Dunlap and Pearson, and N. L. Piotrowski president of the Polish Roman Catholic Union of America.
Precast Ohio weather shows cooler conditions in the east tonight and rising temperatures in the west on Friday. McKinley Club membership chatter involves J C Neely and local Republicans amid reports of committee influence. Local ads promote dinner sets, phonograph shop, and home furnishings with Bargain notices and a move for Chas H Wills to 1440 Tusest W.
A U S teacher sails to Siberia to promote American ideas and culture, aiming to build educational exchanges and goodwill. The mission emphasizes cultural diplomacy and people to people ties between the United States and the Soviet region.
Miss Belle Rowlen of McKinley High sails next month from a Pacific port to Vladi vostok Russia leading a New WorldWomen unit to work along the Trans Siberian railroad. The expedition aims to aid women and girls in home economics health and related fields with U S government and YWCA support and may last two to three years.
Washington Council No 12 will confer Third Degree on a large class this evening. Members urged to attend. Also notice to settle accounts with FE D Reemsnyder at 432 Second Street NW near the Y M C A. Don't miss supper and bazaar at Burns School Saturday evening March 29. Women’s Welsh American club.
Classified ad brief lists include a Player Piano at 125 dollars with 12 rolls and bench from Woomer Piano Co. plus Mer. address, a used Knabe square piano at 25 dollars from Kenny's Piano Dept, and a phonograph shop advertisement. Also notes a rug sale and Canton Home Furnishings window showcase.
County commissioners press for a conference with General Manager A. C. Blinn of the N. O. T. before April 1 to settle the franchise dispute and avoid removal of service between Canton and Massillon. If Blinn fails to appear, a resolution to oust the company will pass at the Wednesday meeting.
High winds across the state postpone the United States army aeroplane departure from Wright field for Canton. Judge Hubert C. Pontius says the flight will occur when weather allows and a call to Canton will notify residents. The mission includes precision maneuvers and rubber ball drops bearing the Buy War Savings slogan.
The Canton Ice Company updates its phone number from 299 to 67. An advertisement for The Canton Ice Delivery Company lists 825 Navarrerd SW and promotes a special sale of logs at Canton Home Furnish ing Co.
Canton mobilizes for a homecoming reception for soldiers within ten days. City leaders organize bonds drives, war savings, and a big parade with bands and a lunch box for each trooper. Details hinge on war department train arrivals. Fourth of July plans to be announced later.
Canton soldiers aboard the U S S Montana describe a record fast Atlantic crossing from Brest on March 15 to New York harbor March 24. Troops enjoyed meals, entertainments, and camaraderie aboard ship while two men were wounded and no one lost. The unit rests at Camp Mills before further movement toward Sherman.
A developing opposition to renting or buying Ingleside hospital surfaces among city councilmen and officials. Mayor Poorman favors building a southeast detention hospital. physicians urge leasing or buying Ingleside, which is on the market. Health officials note ongoing discussion and reference a continuation on Page Seven. Perseverance Council No. 97 D of A to drill March 28 at 8 p.m. Watch for ads on local services. Lime plant restoring operation soon after restoration. Geo N Mountain returns from six months’ Army service. product largely fertilizer.
News from Washington reports ex president Taft and President Wilson working to amend the League of Nations covenant to gain Republican support. Four proposed changes focus on safeguarding the Monroe Doctrine, reflecting key points of contention between the White House and Senate.
Army private to receive ninety dollars per month with family allowance as the Hungarian Republic announces socialized military pay. The plan outlines monthly support to service members and dependents, reflecting the state driven wage structure.
Budapest reports the establishment of a Hungarian Soviet Republic with all aliens and allied soldiers free. A volunteer red army is forming while conscription ends, officers chosen on merit, courts replaced by revolutionary tribunals, and industries ordered to continue.
The body of Lester Skelton, 50, once a Canton hardware merchant and former township trustee, was found Thursday at 11:30 a.m. floating in Nimisila Creek near Market Avenue South. Police recovered the body and will conduct a thorough investigation. rumors say he may have carried a large sum of money Wednesday night.
Cairo dispatch reports British forces using airplanes cavalry and infantry to suppress riots in Egypt. Two killed in clashes between troops and a Cairo mob on March 18. Public notices follow with unrelated classified ads and promotions.
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