Transatlantic Seaplane NC-1 NC-3 Start Second Leg
Halifax May 10 American naval seaplanes NC-1 and NC-3 began the second leg of their trans Atlantic flight leaving Halifax for Trepassy. They aimed for an eight hour voyage as crowds cheered from shore and the Baltimore cruiser rang with sailors' hats in the air.
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Halifax
N.S
Trepassy
Laway
Rockaway Point
United States
Baltimore
Towers
Harry G. Hawker
Raynham
St. Johns
Washington
N. F
Navy Department
NC4 Ready To Resume Flight To Nova Scotia
The NC4 seaplane, forced to abandon the Rockaway Beach to Halifax leg, was ready to resume toward Nova Scotia but postponed due to fog and rain. A new motor was installed and the flight may start tomorrow, weather permitting, with about six hours of air time.
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Chatham
Mass
U. S. Naval
Rockaway Beach
Halifax
Nova Scotia
A. C.ead
Tporrow
Naval
Cormander Read
Homelike Place to Fat and Church Sermon Ady Ad
An ad lists Kon cae s Restaurant at Courtay and 3rd NW Harris Arcade open all night. Also announces Mothers Day sermon by ev I M Wolfe at Simpson M E Church tomorrow at 10 15 AM. Plus a note about The Fighting Roosevelts program at the Strand starting Sunday.
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Koncaes
Courtay
NW Harris Arcade
Martial law declared in Sarajevo amid food riots
A Vienna dispatch reports martial law proclaimed in Sarajevo, the Bosnian capital now part of Yugoslavia, after flour shortages sparked grave disorders. Serbians expel foreigners accusing them of fomenting rioting.
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Geneva
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Jugo- Slavia
Vienna
Austria Faces Peace Draft As Big Four Guide Terms
Paris reports the peace treaty with Austria moving toward a final shape. The drafting commission, guided by Wilson, Lloyd George, Clemenceau, and Orlando, addresses eastern boundaries with Austria and Hungary. Reparations remain unsettled, with any bulk indemnity likely directed to Serbia. The Austrian merchant fleet is set for turnover to the Allies. coffers. The Big Four plan to tackle Fiume claims between Italy and Jugoslavia as German proposals seek to soften terms while the League of Nations covenant faces rejection.
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U. N.S
Paris
Austria
Alrady
Wilson
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Hungary
Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Adriatic
Italy
Jugo-Slavia
Fiume
Germany
Europe
Weimar
League of Nations
Sonnino
Pekin
Shantung Peninsula
Japan
American Commission
China
League
Rain devastates city lowland gardens in Canton
County Agent Smith reports farmers fear oats seeds rot as 2.25 inches of rain fell in 48 hours in Canton. Lowland gardens in the city and vicinity, including the Stark County workhouse plots, were underwater by Saturday morning. Weather Observer Carl N. Meyer notes this as one of Canton’s heaviest rains in some time.
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Canton
Stark Co
Carl N. Meyer
Italy Must Reconsider Territorial Demands In Paris Talks
Paris reports say Italy’s territorial claims before the Austrian peace terms may be reopened. American ambassador Thomas Nelson Page warned President Wilson a final rejection could trigger a revolution in Italy. The Big Four have handed the territorial section to the foreign ministers for study, with no firm conclusion reported.
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Fred 8. Ferguson
United Press
Paris
Italy
Thomas Nelson Page
Rome
Wilson
Big Four
Council of Foreign Ministers
Fiume
League of Nations
Germany
Belief Alliance With Britain For France Seen Doomed
Paris reports authoritative circles fear a US Britain defense pact to protect France will fail to pass the American senate. Critics say the move risks entangling alliances and undermines the League of Nations. Military officials decline to comment on the delicate matter.
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T. Emt
Paris
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Senate
Clemenceau
American Commission
America
League of Nations
Dance Eagle Hall Every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday Night
Norwood's orchestra provides music at Eagle Hall on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights. Ady.
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Eagie Hall
Norwood
Eagle Hall
Austrian Invests Entire Savings In Liberty Bonds
Samuel Carish once Kaiser, born in Austria, appeared before Judge Hillister in Cincinnati seeking American citizenship. When asked about property, he had no money or estate but disclosed possession of $4800 in liberty bonds. His confident display impressed the court and listeners, revealing his grasp of U S government knowledge.
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Cincinnati
Samuel Carish
Kaiser
Hillister
Carish
United States
Victory Loan drive accelerates nationwide as quotas near
Reports from Victory Loan headquarters claim subscriptions will exceed the government’s 4.5 billion dollar goal by midnight. States led by Michigan report passing quotas while New York and other centers show strong last hour gains. Districts like Dallas and St Louis push to near or exceed targets with Oklahoma Colorado and other regions closing in. A Chicago drive aims to hit 652.5 million with Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Iowa ahead.
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Washington
America
Arly
Victory Loan
Michigan
New York City
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Colorado
Federal Reserve District
New Mexico
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Wyoming
Chicago
Victory Bond
Federal Reserve
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Stenographer Seeks Private Executive Post in Canton Firm
Classified ad seeks a first class stenographer with full experience education and general qualifications for private work to an executive of a prominent Canton corporation downtown. Includes contact instructions and multiple entertainment and music venue ads.
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Canton Corporation
For Rent Daily News Blog Office Suite Ad
Very desirable office suite with immediate possession. Call Daily News office or both phones 3500. Adv. The Age of Wonders or the Kingdom of God on Earth address by T A Phillips Eagle Hall Sunday 10 30 am Adv.
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Daily News
T. A. Phillips
Eagle Hall
Release of Prisoners Demanded Amid Peace Talks
German government demands the release of prisoners of war as peace negotiations proceed. Potsdam sees a league formed for the former Kaiser’s protection and talks of a Germany Russia union grow stronger. Cabinet meets daily, public opinion shifts toward distrust of terms. stock market closed.
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Alfred G. Andersen
N. & Staff
Berlin
London
Germany
Potsdam
Russia
Stock Exchange
Allies Again Win From Bolshevists In North Russia
Allied forces report new defeats of Bolsheviks across three north Russian sectors. On May 5 at the Vaga river heavy bombardment with 500 shells repelled two infantry attacks with light casualties. May 6 raid with gunboats yielded prisoners and machine guns. May 7 shore of Lake Segozlero cleared. rail lines repaired toward Mailakaya. Russian troops secured Tolekina Danielovekoe and Morskaya.
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London
War Office
Vaga River
Ironside
Archangel
Tulgas
Maynard
Murmansk Front
Lake Segozlero
Mailakaya
Tolekina
Danielovekoe
Morskayamaielga
Mount Vernon Carries Daniels Home from Brest
The transport Mount Vernon with Secretary Daniels aboard sails for New York after leaving Brest yesterday afternoon. It carries the first units of the 33rd Illinois National Guard division, while the vanguard of the 89th division has reached the camp and waits to embark.
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Brest
Mount Vernon
New York
Daniels
Illinois National Guard
Ex Kaiser Trial unlikely as peace delegates differ
Paris reports that most peace delegates doubt the ex Kaiser will be brought to trial. They cite lack of absolute monarch status, jurisdiction limits, and a proposed international court of five powers. A final Versailles document action remains uncertain with Dutch concerns noted. A 1918 Reo car ad follows.
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Ihe N. SS
Paris
Berlin
Hohenzollern
Big Four
Belgium
America
Lloyd-George
Versailles
United States
Great Britain
France
Japan
Italy
Optimistic Outlook for Canton Steel Reopening
Canton steel manufacturers foresee higher activity as Carnahan Mills plans about 50 percent increased production upon reopening. Officials discuss open market pricing post price fixing and shifts to supply and demand driven reconstruction. advertising for workers resumes as shops reopen and layoffs are reversed.
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Canton Steel
Industrial Board
New York
Edward L. Hang
United Alloy Corporation
Railroad
Canton Milla
Onl Steel
Roy Carnahan
Carnahan Tin Plate and Sheet Company
Carnahan Company
Anthony Camminetti
We Pay 5 Percent You should be one of our depost ee
The Canton Morris Plan Bank advertises a five percent return and invites potential depositors to join as employees or customers at its Canton location. The ad emphasizes high rates and a friendly bank environment.
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Canton Morris Plan Bank
Ady
Winter Wardrobe Bags At Affordable Prices
Wayne Cedar Moth Proof Bags advertise storage options for winter clothes with a price range from 75c to 2.00 and mention Arthur's Leather Shop at 204 Market Ave N Adv. Mills resume Sunday night with workers to report to foreman Carnahan Tin Plate & Sheet Co Adv Lincoln Highway Wall Paper Co announces paper and wallpaper specials with various roll prices and free delivery Tom Tuse E Adv
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Wayne
Arthur's Leather Shop
Carnahan Tin Plate & Sheet Co
Adv
Lincoln Highway Wall Paper Co
Tom Tuse
E.—Adv
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