N T Workers To Be Paid And Old Jobs Offered
The N. O. T. will resume operations as soon as possible, perhaps Saturday, with wages for striking carmen paid Saturday morning and rehiring of loyal workers. Manager A C Blinn calls Thursday's walkout an outlaw strike not authorized by the Amalgamated association. Local and national union leaders confer on status and possible arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Blinn
Carmen
Blinn
Amalgamated Association
Many Must Pay Ee Invasion Verdict Preparedland Money
A tense wartime dispatch reports 150 000 men ready for mobilization as authorities pledge action and financial commitments. The message emphasizes accountability and swift resolution without promises.
France Threatens Invasion If Germany Refuses Allies Demands
Briand warned during a cabinet conference that France could invade Germany if any Allied obligation is violated. France has 182,000 troops on the Rhine and would move to occupy Ruhr territory with tanks and armored units if Germany fails to meet reparations and demobilization terms. The ambassador in Berlin signaled readiness to act. Germany must hand over funds reserves and ships, or face occupation.
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Ruhr Valley ii Ke
Engin
Fieldorf
Germany
Briand
Berlin
Ruhr
Pecan Rolls Featured At Pastry Shop And Local Ads
Ohio weather forecast shows fair conditions tonight and Saturday with no temperature change. Local ads promote pecan rolls from The Y Shop delivering to orders, a sheet music department in the basement, Salvation Army clothing donations, Ladies' Night at First M. E. Brotherhood, highway wallpapers and paint sales, spring preparations with discounts, and shoe store offers including a free pull for every $5 purchase.
English Battle Squadrons Ready for Action
Britain declares its battle squadrons ready for action against Germany. Preliminary plans remain secret and a naval demonstration at German ports is possible without any blockade. Officials note America may lead reparations efforts and join allied councils.
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London
Britain
Germany
Admiralty
America
Reparations Commission
Supreme Council
Entente
Man sues for divorce over claimed prior marriage and children
John Motz filed Friday in common pleas court against Annie Motz claiming he married her on a false single status and later learned of another husband and two children in Transylvania. He alleges she left for Europe to rejoin her first mate. Lyman Rogers represents Motz.
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John Motz
Common Pleas
Annie Motz
Transylvania
Europe
Lyman Rogers
Gambling Place Raided by Police Arrest Records
Police raided a gambling venue at 208 Court av NW arresting Roy Little on gambling device charges. Two covered tables, dice and a deck of cards were seized. He faces a Saturday hearing before Police Judge Bowman. Local notices advertise other ads and events in the same issue.
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Roy Little
Pence
Wogley
Grether
Yant
Frolice
Court
Bowman
Meyer Estate Awarded Damages Over Edwards Lease
Judge Abe Thursday awarded Bernard Meehan 32500 damages against the Meyer estate in a suit over a 1911 Edwards hotel lease. Meehan had leased the property with an option to buy for 100000. Meyer's death and marital status limited the option to Meyer's estate only.
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Abe Thursday
Bernard Meehan
Edward J. Meyer
Meehan
Edwards Hotel
Meyer
Bride sense urged for marriage license in Chicago
Chicago May 6 Mrs Catherine Waugh McCulloch a Chicago woman lawyer says horse sense is the key to a successful marriage. She advocates a certificate of good sense for prospective brides and grooms to accompany a health certificate before a marriage license is issued. Women should share in family purse administration she adds.
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Chicago
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
McCulloch
Special Cakes Baked For Saturday at The Pastry Shop
Cakes offered include strawberry short cake strawberry cream cake pineapple cream cake butter cream cake almond cream cake pineapple cream squares and Lady Baltimore cake. Call Bell 296 or State 3620 for orders and delivery.
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Bell
Cleveland-av
Canton Chooses Northeast Armory Site
Canton will dedicate a $65,000 armory site at 16th Street NE between the W. and L. E. tracks and the creek. Mayor Herman R. Witter Safety Director M J Braucher Capt James Graham and others approved the old McDonald pump site for outdoor drilling and building needs. The parks and recreation committee was asked to review the site. A Southwest Shrover site was proposed but opposed by the commission.
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16Th St
L. E
City of
Canton
Herman R. Witter
M. J. Braucher
James Graham
Artillery Company
McDonald
Artillery and Cavalry
Parks and Recreation Committee
Shrover
City bids opened for Grace-ay NE and Maryland av SW sewers
Bids on sanitary sewers to be built in Grace-ay NE and Maryland av SW were opened at noon Friday in the office of city engineer W. E. Sarver. The city board of control will likely meet Monday to consider proposals from about fifty contractors on several street paving and sewer construction jobs.
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Grace-ay NE
Maryland Av
W. E. Sarver
City Board of Control
Sunday Morning Cinnamon Cake Orders and Local Ads
A Cinnamon Cake for Sunday Morning Breakfast is advertised with telephone orders to The Pastry Shop. Local ads list a player piano bargain at Klein & Heffelman, Ladies' Night on May 11 at First M. Brotherhood, trimmed hats offers, baseballs and gloves for sale, and community notices for an M M Degree conferral and printing of a cannning communication.
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Bell
Levelanday NW
Klein & Heffelman
Fifth-st
M. F. Brotherhood
Ady
Europe faces new war says Count Andrassy in Paris
Count Andrassy former Hungarian foreign minister warns Europe is moving toward another war that could erase postwar treaties and redraw borders. He predicts Germany will first absorb Austria and Hungary before repudiating the Versailles pact and confronting France. He cites Hungary eyeing Trianon gains and a shift to German leadership as fatal to peace.
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Paris
Europe
Count Andrassy
Hungary
Germany
Austria
France
Trianon
Charles Bronnefon
Andrasay
Jugeo-Slavia
Czvecho-Slovak Republic
Short circuit triggers blaze at Paragon Manufacturing plant
An electric heat cord pulled from its socket shorted and started a small ceiling fire at Paragon Manufacturing Company 1701 Sherrick Rd SE. Fire Chief Mesnar warned that 38,000 gallons of gasoline stored in tanks at the plant were in danger of explosion. A truck driver lowered an electrical light into a tank to gauge gasoline amount when the incident happened. Firemen also responded to a Thursday night fire at 2007 Penn Place NE where meat fell into a fire damaging a meat smoking shed. The building owner is Moses Joseph.
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Paragon Manufacturing Company
Sherrickrd SE
Mesnar
Pennpl NE
Moses Joseph
Medical Men Oppose Maternity Bill in Senate Hearing
Dr Alfred N W Queassy told the Senate committee on education and law that the American Medical Society opposes the Sheppard Towner maternity bill. He called the proposal pure socialism and said federal maternity legislation rests on erroneous statistics.
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Washington
American Medical Society
Alfred N. W. Queassy
Pitchburg
Mass
Senate Committee On Education and Lawt
Quessy
Arraigned on highway robbery charge Sam Adama held on bond
Sam Adama was arraigned Friday on highway robbery and held to the grand jury under a $500 bond after police say he held up George King at 204 R Buckerye Place SW Wednesday night, stealing a watch and $3.16 in cash. the watch was recovered in Adama’s possession.
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Sam Adama
George King
R Buckerye
Cherry-av SE
Goshorn
Silesian Poles Issue Ultimatum To Allies In Upper Silesia
May 6 Polish commissioner Adelbert Korfanty declares himself military and civil governor of Upper Silesia. Italian troops suffer heavier losses in clashes with Polish insurgents. Poles demand allied neutrality, raise martial law, dismiss plebiscite police, and suppress German language newspapers. A sabotage campaign threatens if Allied troops intervene further.
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Berlin
Upper Silesia
Adelbert Korfanty
Warsaw
Howell inmate faces June 2 execution after high court ruling
No steps taken yet to appeal for Howell. Supreme court affirmed his conviction and set June 2 for electrocut ion. Attorney J H Robertson says Governor Harry L Davis could grant executive clemency, but Howell’s only hope now rests there.
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Howell
Harry L. Davis
Lfe
Dick Howell
J. H. Robertson
Supreme Court
Panama Indicates Possible End to Resistance in Arbitration
Washington authorities report Panama may abandon its stance in the dispute with Costa Rica, accepting the government’s White arbitration framework. No time limit for Panama’s acceptance is noted in the official note.
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Washington
Tanama
Costaica
Panama
Parks' Bie Minstrel Parade at Lake Park
Minstrel performances announced for Monday and Tuesday evenings at Lake Park theatre Nowg Exchange-Adv. Admission is four for one dollar with an extra roll on Saturday. Kenny's Walking Made Easy by C. J. Ady featured.
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Kenny
Lake Park Theater
News Exchange
Adv
Advv
Lake Park Theaten
Nowg Exchange
C. J.— Ady
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Detroit
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Shea
International Union Executive
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W. B. Saxton
Southern Interurban
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Akron
Saxton
Blian
Tlow
John Skakun
Ukrainia
Russia
Mark Skakun
Ninth-st
Skakun
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Volshevikkt
National Window Cleaning Co
New York
Liverpool
Red Cross
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Rance
Brest
Ermany
Cdiocre
Assador
Jer Briand
Miland
Nee
Rhine
Ular Pin Sheet Music
Salvation Army
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C. & J. Shoe Shop
Se.— Ady
Holmes-Letherman
Reliable Table
Tuscat
Coney Island
California
Harris Arcade
Eagle Hall
Palmer's Society Orchestra
Wayne
Arthur’s Leather Shop
Erie
Haylor Office Supply Co
Cleveland Av
Y. M.C. A. Cantan
Wheeling & Lake Erley
Cleveland
Kent
Bedford
93Rd St
Radio Supplies Electric Motor & Engineering Co., Second
Old McDonald
State
Klein & Heffelman Co
North Market
Fifth
Hesa Chickery
Letherman's Feed Store
Ohio
Canton Lodge
Jos
Frank W. M
C. R. Norris
Sec’y. Adv
Hess
Tesa
2Nd-St SE
Wall Paper
Ross Bros
Tusc
W. Bell
M.—Adv
Arthur's Leather Shop
Arenade Millinery
Harris’ Arcade
Arthurs Leather Shop
C. F. Temple
Emerson
Lee Frank
W. M
C. J. Norris
Radio Supplies Electric Motor & Engineering Co
Second
Count Audrassy
Carlshad
Clevelandavy
Ford
Tlano Dept
Raebel & Son
Lily Lodge
K. of
P. Brothers
Castlehall
Bro
Arion Singing Society
Canton Music Hall
Advy
Klein & Hmeffelman
Pitth-st
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C. B. Norris
Kolights Templer
Order of the Temple
Spanagel
B. L. Johnston
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Grand Opera House
Carda
Clevelandavy NW
Caneton Sew
Tusc St W
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