Peace treaty drawn for Germany moderation at Paris
Paris dispatch reports the postwar pact will be clean and moderate. The conference aims to avoid violating territorial rights and to reassure European people that reparations will be just, with careful limits to satisfy German and Allied expectations. The Big Four and foreign ministers focus on territory from the Rhine to the Vistula.
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London
Germany
Paris
Ell
Westminster Gatte
Europe
Fred Ss. Ferguson
United Press State
Rhine
Vistula
Central Labor Union backs Sunday motion picture bill
The Central Labor Union committee reports support for House Bill 270 allowing Sunday moving pictures and plans a charity dance and movie event with proceeds for the union. They announce leasing Baer hall for the Pabor organization's temple and dispatch a representative to Columbus regarding methods of book companies as the bill's fate remains undecided.
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Anion Central Labor Union
Moving Picture Operaors
Therogram
Baer Hall
Pabor
Cc & U
Columbus
Aled Printing Council
Kolchak Forces Advance on Ural Front in March Push
Delayed official dispatches from Omsk report Admiral Kolchak's army continuing to defeat the Bolsheviks. Between March 14 and 18 the Bolshevik forces advanced fifty miles, took 5,000 prisoners, and Ufa fell on March 18.
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London
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Ural
Ufa
Weather Note and Local Notices for Canton Area
Ohio warmlog recast for tonight and Sunday noting warmer conditions. Also includes a Canton Ice Delivery Company notice about a phone number change and a Masonic lodge special communication scheduled for March 25 with deaconry and supper details.
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Ohio
Idea
Canton Ine Company
Canton Ice Delivery Company
Navarrerd SW
Advv
Can
M. M. Dearee
Aker
W. M
Canton Ice Company
Navarre Rd
Ady
Flags to Welcome Men of 146th at Canton Parade
Canton plans a homecoming parade for the 146th officers and soldiers arriving from overseas. Businesses are asked to display welcome banners and hang flags at a moment’s notice. Col McMasters will secure parade plans in New York, with ex-soldiers and sailors forming the escort and Liberty Bond and Red Cross participants aiding.
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Canton
Camp Sherman
Liberty Loan Bond Committee
Chamber of Commerce
L. E. Double
H. B. McMasters
New York
McMasters
City
Liberty Bond
Red Cross
Blinn to Meet Board Monday Over Canton Massillon Franchise
The N O T plans a 25 year franchise with no fare increase for operation on the Canton Massillon highway. A conference with county commissioners and N O T officials is set for 2 p m Monday in the commissioners office to decide on paving the north side and laying double tracks in the road.
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Canton-Massillon
A. C. Blinn
C. B. McClintock
Canton
Savings Accounts Free to Babies Born in 1919
The First Trust and Savings Bagle advertises free savings accounts for babies born during 1919. Other notices invite attendance at Eagle Hall dances weekly and announce sermons at First Christian Church and First Presbyterian Sunday school on a new schedule. The ad also requests account payments to E D Reemsnyder at his undertaking office near the Y M C A.
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Trust and Savings
First Presbyterian
E. D. Reemsnyder
The
First Trust and Savings Bank
Adv
Plan to build 500000 man army with twenty one divisions
Washington March 29 plans for reorganizing the American army into a force of 500000 men five corps with a total of 21 divisions have been completed. Men will be drawn from existing divisions while new personnel may be used. Divisions and permanent headquarters include First Infantry Camp Pike Second Infantry Camp Dodge Third Infantry Camp Lee Fourth Infantry Camp Kearney Fifth Infantry Camp Panama Sixth Infantry Honolulu Seventh Infantry Philippines Alaska and Mexican border Twenty sixth Infantry Camp Devens Twenty seventh Camp Upton Twenty eighth Camp Dix Twenty ninth Camp Meade Thirtieth Camp Jackson D C Thirty second Camp Custer Thirty third Camp Grant Thirty sixth Camp Travis Thirty seventh Camp Sherman Eighty first Camp Taylor Eighty second Camp Gordon Eighty ninth Funston Ninety first Camp Lewis.
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Washington
March
Camp Pike
Camp Dodge
Camp Lee
Camp Kearney
Panama
Honolulu
Philippines
Alaska
Mexican
Camp Devens
Camp Upton
Camp Dix
Camp Meade
Camp Jackson
D. C
Camp Custer
Camp
Canton Adopts Daylight Saving Time Across Institutions
Cantons officials set daylight saving as the standard, with central standard time for official documents and a new time one hour ahead for daily use. Courthouse, sheriff, and clerk offices adjust opening hours, causing confusion as some sectors track different times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Cantonlags
Transport Maui 300 Miles Out Bound for New York
A detachment of the 46th Infantry consisting of five officers and 622 men docked in New York Saturday aboard the Santa Olivia. The unit likely includes few Canton men. Company C is aboard the Maui, due to arrive in New York Sunday. A News correspondent reported the Maui 300 miles out.
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46Th Infantry
New York
Santa Olivia
Canton
Maui
Divorce actions filed grant decrees for two couples
Clara E. Wolf filed suit Saturday for divorce from William W. Wolf charging gross neglect. Essie C. Fenwick was granted a divorce Saturday from Albert Fenwick on grounds of gross neglect. Judge Pontius granted the decrees.
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Clara E. Wolf
William W. Wolf
C. C. Curtis
Essie C. Fenwick
Albert Fenwick
Pontius
Cow pays for dead cow in small claims case
Robert Doubledee of Sippo village Tuscarawasto says a motor bread wagon driven by H Seener struck his cow on the highway and broke its leg forcing him to shoot it. He petitions the court for 156 dollars. Attorneys Welty and Burt represent Doubledee. Parisian hours corrected to 6 P.M. in notices.
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Robert Doubledee
Sippo Village
Tuscarawasto
H. Seener
Doubledee
Welty and
Burt
Atrocities by Bolsheviks exposed in Ekaterinburg report
British consul reports thousands executed in Perm district as Bolsheviks target church and clergy. 46 priests killed, Bielograd and Bielogorsk monasteries pillaged. A 19 year old girl tortured with bayonet wounds in December 1918. 123 cases documented to date with 18 shot despite protests.
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London
Ekaterinburg
Siberian
Perm
Bielograd
Bielogorsk
Trunks and Sales From Local Shops Highlight Page Four
Trunks priced from 8.50 to 25 and up offer over 200 choices at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market av N. An Adv notes a misprint in Friday's News. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen hosts a box social at Moose hall this evening with all members asked to attend with friends Adv. Marion Ballou Fish Gospel pictures shown at First Congregational church Sunday services.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Stark Home
Moose Hall
Adv
Marion Ballou
First Congregational Church
Marketar N.—Adv
Abolition of War Address At Eagle Hall
Mr William Whitehouse speaks at Eagle Hall Walnutaw and Use Tomorrow morning at 9 30 about how war can be ended and who will lead the effort. The sermon outlines biblical answers and calls for public attention to the issue.
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Wm. Whitehouse
Eagle Hall
Walnutaw
Tuse
City patrolman killed by train near Harrisburg Road
Alvah Miller aged about 35 a Canton city patrolman of five years was killed almost instantly shortly before 12 30 on Saturday when struck by a northbound W L E passenger train near Harrisburg road NE He was on his way home for dinner taking a shortcut across the tracks Miller reported from Box 16 at 12 05 He came to Canton from Chambersburg Prior to joining the force he worked in a local mill Surviving include his widow and two small children Funeral services and lodge notices follow in this item.
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Alvah Miller
Macleavy NE
Harrisburg-rd NE
Miller
Harrisburg-rd
Macleau
Stolberg
Kunkle
Canton
Chambersburg
Canton Gas Franchise Talks Face City Demands
Canton council presses East Ohio Gas Co for a ten year franchise, extended service to annexed areas, and a higher consumption tier up to 20 000 feet. Daly of Cleveland will decide within a week, citing declining gas supply and unlikely rate cuts.
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East Ohio Gas Company
M. B. Daly
Cleveland
Daly
Comet
Chamber Adds New Directories to City Library
The Chamber of Commerce expands its Directory Library with 27 city directories and multiple telephone directories. Not loaned, usage allowed in Chamber rooms. Major contribution by LD Bowman of Lurch Directory Co. Includes Cincinnati to Hendricks Directory and Ohio small-city listings.
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Chamber of Commerce
LD. W. Bowman
Lurch Directory Co
Akron
Cincinnati
Massillon
Buffalo
Boston
Louisville
Omaha
Nashville
Tenn
Newark
N. J
Richmond
Toledo
Tulsa
Okla
Dayton
Erie
St. Paul
St. Louisa
New York City
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Wichita
Kaw
Hartford
Conn
Milwaukee
Lima
Ohio
Detroit
Springfield
Hendricks Commercial
Gigantic Military Moves On Hungary Objective
Armies from many nations converge toward Hungary in a widespread wartime operation. The campaign centers on Hungarian defense and strategic positions as allied forces push to alter the regional balance of power.
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Hungary
Entente Seizes Vienna Railways Amid Global Tug
March dispatches describe a vast military tangle around Hungary with allied forces cutting rail lines between Budapest and Vienna. Italians hold Pressburg, Czecho Slovaks Raab, Bolsheviks push west across Galicia, and Romanian armies move into Galicia and toward Budapest while others advance into Ukraine.
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Budapest
Vienna
Pressburg
Raab
Galicia
Austria
Marea River
Ukraine
Gompers Return Signals Labor Campaign Begins
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor will return in early April to launch an intensified, non partisan drive to elect pro labor candidates. Frank Morrison says the effort seeks to push labor’s reconstruction program through Congress without forming a separate party. He notes the campaign will test all candidates for LABOR platform support.
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Washington
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
France
Morrison
Federations’ Executive Counel
Congress
Reconstruction Program of Labor
City Pays Damaged Wells After Rail Work
Waterworks Superintendent Obliger announced that the Pennsylvania Railway Co paid 209.62 to cover four wells at Navarrerd station damaged during excavation for a fill at Union dam site. Councilors had debated the wells condition, but officials reported repairs were satisfactory and the claim settled to end the dispute.
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Obliger
Pennsylvania Railway Co
Navarrerd Station
Union Dam
Pennsylvania Company
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Eace Pact
Kolchak
Decorate Stores
BLINN
Norwood
Army
War Department
Court House
T. J. Bidwell
Walter Ruff
Ruff
Hubert C. Pontius
Clerk of Courts
Parisian
Advo
Arcade Market
Hinkel
North Canton
By Floyd Macgriff
Fagle Hall
Harrisburg Rd
Canton Lodge
C. C. Aker
C. E. Norris
Sec'y
Canton Morris Plan
Uank
McKinley Hotel
Chas. H. Wills & Co
Garrettson’s
Council
Depers
Chamber
Canton Commercial Body
Tigers
Entente
Ussian Bolshevists
Campaign OF Labor
Shour Day
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
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