Germany's reply to the American note on submarine warfare
Berlin reports Germany's reply to the American note on submarine warfare will likely reach Washington before Thursday evening. Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and the Emperor conferred after Ambassador Gerard left for London. Minor changes were made to the final draft on army headquarters instructions to avoid misunderstandings.
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Berlin
Germany
Rey
Washington
Ambas- Gerard
von Bethmannweg
Army
Iliam
Gerard Forlin
Eycare
Wilson Anxious Over German Submarine Policy Debate
Washington May 3 two irreconcilable views on Germany submarine policy surface in official circles. One view, tied to sources close to the president, says Wilson is unhappy with Berlin delays and warns against any submission to arbitration while calling for all issues to be settled on terms the United States dictates. The other view from Teutonic quarters suggests Germany may alter its submarine warfare to comply with international law and press the United States to enforce laws on its enemies as well.
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Washington
Alost
Ilson
Berlin
Germany
United States
White House
Senate Department
Wilson
Mply
Cleanup schedule outlines sweeping city sections
Cleanup Program lists daily hauls from city ends with a plan to move from NE end on Monday and Tuesday to NW and SW areas midweek. It forecasts completion by Friday and a final SE end push next Monday before ending the campaign Tuesday afternoon.
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NE End
Citywide clean up continues with Northwest section work
Rainy Wednesday sees the Northwest section join the city cleanup as crews press on after finishing the Northeast block on Tuesday. Mayor McClaskey notes the effort may be lighter there. police urge residents to bundle waste and avoid obstructing streets during collection.
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McClaskey
MacClaskey
Trafic
Alfred Sanblanet Sues in Twin Partitions Against Christen
Alfred Sanblanet files two partition suits against Oscar Christen and others. Walter S. Ruff acts as his attorney.
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Alfred Sanblanet
Oscar Christen
Walter 8S. Ruff
Country Ads Offer Cars For Sale and Holiday Health
Daily News classified notices promote country trips and health, plus several car sales. Listings include a Brush Roadster in good shape, a Six Cylinder automobile with electric features, a 1911 Cadillac, and an Oakland 56 passenger touring car with demonstrations by W A Becker of North Industry.
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Daily News
Bob
Oakland
W. A. Becker
North Industry
Dance at Lake Tonight and Saturday Night
Ad notices announce a lake dance tonight and Saturday night. The Tabernacle bowling alleys are open for business. Coldwell Lawn Mowers priced at $2.50 and up from The Klein and Heffelman Co. advertise.
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Lake
Adv
Tabernacle
Advt
Coldwell
Klein & Heffelman Co
Auto Wreck at Death Curve Injures Two
After skidding on a rain slick curve at Death Curve, a car driven by W Albert Shaffer struck a telephone pole injuring Shaffer and Joseph W Ink. A nineteen year old girl, Nell Bennett, treated for minor injuries, is reportedly connected to the party but hospital officials refused to release her name. The crash near Canton occurred shortly before midnight and involved two Columbus friends. license numbers were reportedly removed from the wrecked auto.
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Harrisburo Rd
W. Albert Shaffer
Joseph W. Ink
Shaffer
Mercy Hospital
Ink
Nell Bennett
Sharon
G. C. Goudy
Goudy
Columbus
Canton
Louisville
Canton Motor Car Co
Schneider & Westrick Plumbing
Cleveland-at NW
Schneider
10Th-St
County Officials Plan To Eliminate Danger At Death Curve
County commissioners near approval of a plan by highway chief Sickafoose to reduce danger at Death Curve on the Louisville Harrisburg and Alliancerd. The fix, costing about 75 dollars, would narrow the inside of the curve and widen the outer edge to prevent rollovers. Adjustments may include a culvert and regrading to create a saucer shaped curve.
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Sickafoose
Louisville
Harrisburg
Alliancerd
Militia Guarded Pittsburgh as Strikes Escalated
In Braddock and Pittsburgh, the eighteenth regiment and arriving state militiamen patrolled as labor unrest rose. Two dead and about 30 wounded in yesterday's clashes, with seven strike leaders jailed. A 12 year old boy carrying a red banner sparked the fatal riot.
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Pittsburgh
Braddock
Richards
Braddock Hospital
Samuel C. Jamison
Anna Bell
A Parallel To Chicago Riots in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh May 3. Tomorrow marks the thirtieth anniversary of the Chicago haymarket riots. Yesterday two strikers were killed and at least three fatally wounded in the same eight hour day cause. Seven leaders were arrested after the haymarket riots and are now jailed in Pittsburgh on coroner orders.
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Pittsburgh
Chicago
Tapestry Davenport May Sale Ad from Canton Home Furnishing
Advertisement for a 95 dollar tapestry Davenport in a May sale. Describes an overstuffed pattern with soft spring arms and back, covered in best grade tapestry. From Canton Home Furnishing Co. Ady.
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Canton Home Furnishing Co
Ady
Anniversary Piano Sale Highlights at Klein Heffelman
The Klein and Heffelman Co. advertise an anniversary sale featuring a fine line of pianos and players. Specially priced with convenient terms offered.
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Tire price listing for bicycles by Klein and Heffelman
An advertisement shows bicycle tires priced from $1.75 to $5.00 offered by Klein and Heffelman Co. The note references an advertising listing for tire sales.
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Klein & Heffelman
iCo
Foster Mother Kills Child Then Takes Own Life
In Ansonia Connecticut on May 4 Mrs. August Holzwig aged 35 murdered Adeline eight, a child she had raised and planned to adopt. After slitting the girl's throat she fatally poisoned herself, with no motive known, authorities reported.
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Ansonia
Conn
August Holzwig
Adeline
Canton Shop League Opens with City Parade and Opening Games
Canton's Daily News Shop League begins its third season with a Saturday parade led by Thayer's Military Band followed by Mayor Stolberg and league officials. Six plant teams and 78 players will participate with games at League Park Dueber Field and City Field starting at 2 30 pm. President Jack Sell hopes for a fast, high quality season.
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Daily News Shop League
Thayer
Tuscarawassi W
Inague
Stolberg
Jack Sell
Tuscarawas-st
Cleveland-av
4Th-St
6Th-St NW
Tuscarawas-st W
Daily News
Schedele
Sell
May sale special 830 Brass Bed Outfit for 823
Canton Home Furnishing Co advertises a 830 brass bed outfit for 823 with a 2 inch continuous post bed steel springs and felt mattress as part of a May sale special.
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Canton Home Furnishing Co
Miller Mc Connell Co Piano Adverts in New Vicary
Advertisement notes the Miller Mc Connell Co offering a representative stock of pianos and players in the New Vicary building with emphasis on reasonable prices. The notice appears in a three to five line ad.
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Miller McConnell Co
New Vicary Building
Notice on May 1 Garments Not Responsibility
Imperial Dry Cleaning Co warns it will not be responsible for garments given to former employees Mr. Stine or Mr. Bowers after May 1. Advertisements promote May sale items including an extension table and furniture from Canton Home Furnishing Co and Canton Motor Car Co.
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Stine
Mr. Bowers
Imperial Dry Cleaning Co
Mahoningrd NE
Agreement Reached By Obregon And Scott On Villa Chase
Washington May 3 The report of Gen Scott on the Obregon Scott conference is to be considered by Wilson Baker and Lansing It retains the expedition in Mexico allows railroad use to move supplies to Colonia Dublan and assures de facto government cooperation Officials fear Carranza must prove sincerity and ability to restore industry and fund rehabilitation while Pershing reports Car ranza troops impede American movements and aid bandits The discussion hints at possible future intervention as a solution to the Mexican crisis.
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Washington
Wilson
Baker
Lansing
Scott
Obregon
Mexico
Colonia Dublan
Villa
Carranza
US 8
Pershing
Cuba
Mystery Visit To White House Sparks War Talk
Col. E. M. House, President Wilsons closest adviser, arrived in Washington by night train and was met by a White House car to breakfast with the president. Officials refused comment as rumors spread that the international and Mexican situations were under discussion.
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Washington
White House
Col. E. M. House
Wilson
Executions of Irish Rebel Leaders Reported in Dublin
In London May 3 Premier Asquith announced the execution of Peter Pearce provisional president James Connolly and another rebel leader in Dublin. The three died at dawn after court martial. Three others received three year terms. Trials of rank and file continue in Dublin with evidence to England. Baron Wimborne and Sir Roger Casement noted as witnesses.
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London
Peter Pearce
Republic of Ireland
James Connolly
Dublin
Asquith
Pearce
Connolly
Ireland
England
Baron Wimborne
Roger Casement
Obregon Satisfied With Conditions After Conference
El Paso May 3 The Mexican crisis is over and formal acceptance by the American and Mexican governments will seal the compromise reached by Gen Alvaro Obregon and Maj Gen Hugh L Scott. Both generals expect official ratification and the terms have been transmitted to Washington and Mexico City.
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EL Paso
Alvaro Obregon
Hugh L. Scott
Washington
Mexico City
Mexico
Scott
Gen. Obegon
Gen. Scott
Local ads and union notice in May event brief
A page fragment shows an advertisement for a city’s complete line of musical instruments from Miller-McConnell Co. and a sample bottle promotion for Chi-Namel Furniture Polish. It notes Local No. 76 plasterers will hold a smoker on May 4 at 8 pm in CL U Hall and mentions Canton Motor Car Co. advertisement.
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Chi-Namel Furniture Polish
Klein & Heffelman Co
CL. U. Hall
Anniversary sale highlights at Klein & Hefelman Co
The ad snippet promotes Brussels Bugs 9x12 rugs and a 22.50 item, mentions a $250 four room outfit for 8195, and touts a guaranteed high grade outfit at special low price. Canton Home Furnishings and Goodrich auto castings and tubes are noted as built for service with complete stock.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Advy
Canton Home Furnishing Co
Goodrich Auto
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