French mobilize forces for Rhine and Ruhr border
French troops move toward the Rhine as 1919 conscripts are called up and plans for a Ruhr occupation with engineering and infantry forces are prepared. A naval demonstration may follow, with Admiral Sagot Devoulux to command the blockade if Britain joins.
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Aris
Rhine
Gernan
Ruhr
Great Britain
Ice
Sagot Devoulux
Lon
Grasset
Briand
Car
Ruhr Aera
Ministry of War
Cleveland Man Indicted in Whiskey Ring Case
One of the whiskey ring defendants was arrested in Cleveland this morning after a raid on East 12th street. The man, under indictment on perjury charges connected with the ring, is being questioned about operations as officers seized three suitcases and two pack cases filled with bonded whiskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kagy Marthals
East 12Th-St
Dyer Proposes Plan to Tax Property in Ohio
C. A. Dyer of the Farm Bureau federation unveils a plan to amend the constitution limiting local property taxes. The proposal would cap city tax rates on property worth up to ten thousand dollars at 15 million real and 12 mill outside municipalities, currently stalled in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumbus
C. A. Dyer
Farm Bureau Federation
Weather Brief for Ohio Central and South Regions
Overcast to rain in southern and central Ohio with partly cloudy intervals midweek. Temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 50s, with evening lows near the upper 40s. Regional fare and travel options noted for local round trips within 100 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Bnnday
Call Ticket Office
United States Not Favoring Further Allied Occupation
Paris reports in Le Matin that Washington does not favor extended allied occupation of German territory. Premier Briand may seek a note to the United States urging reentry to the reparations commission and supreme council if Congress approves peace with Germany. The U.S. has assured France it will not delay Ruhr occupation during the grace period.
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Paris
United States
Washington
London
le Matin
Supreme Council
Briand
Germany
France
Ruhr
Allied Supreme Council
Council
Reperations Commission
Conference of
US Withdraws From Active Part In Allied Crisis
Washington reports indicate Secretary Hughes withdraws the United States from active participation in the reparations crisis. Berlin is said to be preparing new proposals and an ultimatum to Berlin is anticipated, with heavy pressure for 132 billion gold marks plus a 20 percent export tax.
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Washington
Germany
State Hughes
United States
Marshal Foch
Ruhr
Allied Supreme Council
Berlin
Hughes
Simons
Realtors Meet to Report Committee Activities in Canton
William J. Ueblehart, a realtor and executive committee member of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, will report the committee's activities to the Canton Real Estate Board at its weekly meeting Wednesday at noon. Ohio Farm Realtors' association members will join the board for a luncheon at the Elks Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Ueblehart
National Association of Real Estate Boards
New Haven
Conn
Canton Real Estate Board
Ohio Farm Realtors’ Association
Elks’ Club
Plan to seize Ruhr Valley prompts six day German reply
The Allied Supreme Council approves a plan to press Germany for indemnity terms and suspends naval activity until US participation is confirmed. Germany is given six days to respond, with Franco British Belgian troop movements and encirclement of the Ruhr looming if rejected.
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Supreme Council
Ruhr Valley
Five Convicted in Auto Stealing Conspiracy Case
In Detroit on May 3 a U S district court jury found five men guilty in the international auto stealing conspiracy. James G Burroughs Bridgeport Conn auto dealer and alleged mastermind Sven Nyquist New York Joseph Balbo Douglas Moore and Earl Linn Detroit were sentenced to two years in Leavenworth each. Burroughs plans to appeal. The trial stretched four weeks and adjourned yesterday afternoon.
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Detroit
United States District Court
James G. Burroughs
Bridgeport
Leavenworth
Canton Ice and Coal Co reorganizes to expand storage
The Canton Ice De livery Co. changes name to City Ice and Coal Co of Canton, increases capital to 250000, and plans a 7000 ton ice storage building in Navarre near its plant. The project, scheduled within thirty days, will boost ice output to 75 tons daily and improve hospital-grade purity from distilled water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Ice Delivery Co
City Ice and Coal Co
Canton
H. 8. Kahler
Navarrerd
Kahler
Ohio City
Millions Lost Daily From Big Strikes in U S
Labor Department deploys twenty mediators to cities nationwide to settle disputes in industrial fights. The effort aims to reduce daily millions in losses and restore normal activity amid widespread labor unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Labor Department
Labor Front Strikes Sweep Across U S Cities
Reports show thousands idle as national strikes hit trades from printers and paper workers to building trades. Wage cuts from 20 to 44 percent cited. New York and London host large labor action. streetcar workers in Detroit and cleaners in New York threaten walkouts.
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New York
National Marine
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
Albany
WN. Y
New England
Minnesota
Canadian
Cleveland
London
National Coal
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Denver
Strikes Cost U.S. Workers Nearly Million Daily
Washington reports estimate strikes and lookouts cost workers about 1 million dollars daily in lost wages as 100 000 plus workers refuse to work during May wage negotiations. Employers losses are four times higher. Secretary of Labor Davis and 20 mediators push to save industry about 5 million daily. Davis meets with marine engineers and seamen leaders after a Sunday quitting.
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Washington
Labor Department
Davis
Marine Engineers
Legislative Probers Adjourn To Next Week
Columbus Ohio May 8 Legislative investigations and committee meetings recessed until next week. The joint conference committee on taxation will resume after May 10 and the appropriations committee also recessed. The blackmail probe tied to the Emery fishing license fight recessed until May 12.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Joint Conference
General Appropriations
Rural and City Assessors Trace Delinquent Property Returns
Rural and village assessors completed checks of personal property returns on Tuesday and began pursuing owners who failed to list their effects for taxation. City assessors continue verifying returns against prior lists to locate individuals who neglected to file.
Wellsburgh Mayor Sets Sunday Closing Law Enforcement
Wellsburg West Virginia May 3 Mayor George Kraft says he will enforce the old blue laws if the council does not repeal them at once. The law requires confectioners and other businesses to close on Sundays and the mayor warns of immediate action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellsburgh
W. Va
George Kraft
Arion Singing Society May Concert and Ball
Arion Singing Society plans a concert and ball on Saturday evening May 7 at Canton Music Hall Ady. The event combines choral performances with formal dancing in a community arts program.
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Arion Singing Society
Canton Music Hall
Ady
Senate leaders deem Newberry case closed after court ruling
Washington May 3 Republican leaders of the Senate said Henry Ford’s bid to unseat Senator Truman H. Newberry of Michigan is virtually at an end. They viewed the Supreme Court decision invalidating the corrupt practices act as applied to primaries as ending the matter and Newberry thus wrongfully convicted of conspiracy to violate it.
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Washington
Senate
Henry Ford
Truman H. Newberry
Michigan
Supreme Court
Newberry
Akron Matricide Death Sentence Set for Sept 3
Judge W J Ahern sentences Joe Mack Jr to die in the electric chair on Sept 3 for the killing of his mother amid a dispute over marriage. Readable items include church notice about a Sunday school board meeting tomorrow with supper at 6 15. An advertisement notes a trip to Japan and India.
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Akron
W. J. Ahern
Joe Mack, Jr
Mack
Jay Cogan
Japan
India
Adv
Spring Plant Employes File for E M B A Funds
All employees on or after October 2, 1920 must file name and address with F. N. Albaugh at 123 Smith Av SW to participate in E M B A fund distribution. Names due by May 10. Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Albaugh
Smithav
Ady
Savings in Canton Schools Reaches 7 778 Children
Since the savings system began in Canton public schools two months ago seven thousand seven hundred seventy eight children have become depositors, saving more than eleven thousand dollars. Superintendent Hawkins told the board of education at its Monday session. Children deposit through local banks via teachers.
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Canton Public
Hawkins
Board of Education
City Receives Bids for Half Million Street and Sewer Projects
Contractors filed bids by noon Tuesday for paving and sewer construction totaling about 500000 dollars. Projects include resurfacing Tuscarawas Street E and Market Avenue S and sewer work on 18th Street NW and the west side intercepting sewer from Allen Avenue to West Creek SE.
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W. K E. Sarver
Service
Smith
Tuscarawasst I
the Square
Warner-rd
Market-ay S
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth-ay
Tuscarawasst
Twelfth-st
Third-st NW
Shorb-ay
Newton-av
Second-st NW
Eighth-st
Tuscarawas-st
Elgin-ay NW
Tusecarawas-st
Seventh-st
18Th-St NW
West Creek
Yale-ay NW
Allen-ay
W. Creek
Actions Stoked By Threats in Juvenile Case and Divorce Trial
John George faces claims threats were used to secure a statutory conviction with consent. The alleged intimidation occurred as his divorce hearing before Judge Day was set, with Norah George seeking divorce. A relative testified about a man threatening the 11 year old prosecuting witness to bolster her story. The hearing paused for an interpreter for the woman's deaf mute daughter.
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John George
Cansent
George
Norah George
Carl Schrom
Canton
Alliance
Ake
Lions Club Visitors Tour Local Bakery Event
Lions club members and wives will visit JL 8 Sweaney bakery at Fifth-side Wednesday evening. They will meet at 6 15 p m for dinner and a bread making demonstration followed by a tour and a dance.
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Lions’ Club
JL 8
Sweaney
Pay Taxes Early to Avoid Tax Day Congestion
Treasurer Ed Wilson said tax payments have started slowly with books opened last week for all except city taxes. Although due in June, early payers will dodge long lines as the tax period nears its close.
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Wilson
City Auditorium Pageant by Trinity United Evangelical Church
The City Auditorium hosts a missionary pageant by Trinity United Evangelical Church on Tuesday night May 3. No admission is charged and a free will offering will support the Union Gospel Mission. Public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Auditorium
Call of the Homeland
Trinity United Evangelican Church
Union Gospel Mission
Ady
Street Car Tie Up Expected Thursday Morning
Street car ties up on the N. O. T. system looms after carmen unions rejected the arbitration proposal by a wide margin. Union leaders say a strike vote is underway at barns from Canton to Uhrichsville while company officials push for a wage cut and third arbiter disputes.
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N. O.T
Carmen
B. W. Saxton
Southern Interurban
Akron
Northern Industrial
A. C. Blinn
Saxton
Harry L. Davis
Blinn
Summit-co Common Pleas
Union Heada
Canton
Uhricheville
Patrick J. Shea
International
Carmen's Union
Stark Electric Lines
Stark Electric Ines
Alliance
Stark Electric Ry. Co
Stark
Sceale
City
Only Two Rebel Groups Remain in Mexico
Mexico City May 3 Only two rebel groups remain in the republic of Mexico one in the north and the other in the northern part of the state of Zacatecas the war office announced today. A classified ad follows about a desirable suite for rent at $500 per month with outside rooms and a phone contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Mexico City
Repubiic
Zacatecas
War Office
Office Toome
Judge has case on tuberculosis hospital site
Judge Krichbaum heard a Monday advisement in the suit of Howells against Summers over ownership of a tract selected as the site for a county tuberculosis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krichbaum
Howells
Summers
Minerva youths fined and placed on probation after burglary
Scott, a 4 Monerva boy, admitted burglary of a Minerva store and was sent to the state reformatory by Juvenile Judge Ake with probation for good behavior. Thomas Wright and James Pa Jones were fined five dollars and costs each. Parents must reimburse the property value.
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Car) Scott
Minerva
State Reformatory
Ake
Thomas Wright
James Pa Jone
Sugar Prices Quoted By Letherman Gehman Co
Sugar drops quoted at eight dollars per hundred pounds. Letherman Gehman Co advertises with contact at 814 Tuscarawas Street.
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Letherman Gehman Co
Tuscarawasst
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Fred Neuman
Sixteenth-st NE
Piedmont
Second-st NE
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