Austrian Peace Talks Amid Turmoil and Self Inflicted Death
News wires report German Austrian peace talks at Saint Germain with leaders voicing firm resistance to violence and seeking a settlement. In Mineral City, D O Van Kirk, bank cashier, dies by self inflicted gunshot after leaving letters. investigation into bank affairs continues as officials inspect the state institution and its finances.
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D. O. van Kirk
Mineral City
Pabvard NW
van Kirk
C. K. Bordner
Frank L. Cole
Louisville
Faltoard
Ferris Brick Co
T. C. McQuate
J. L. Arnold Undertaking
State Banking Department
VanKirk
Italians Land Force at Zara and Zebenica
A Belgrade dispatch reports large Italian forces landed at Zara and Zebenica in Dalmatia and advancing inland, fortifying mountain passes as they move.
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Zara
London
Belgrade Today
Zebenica
Dalmatia
Hans Plans For Additional Pact Notes Arrive
New basin ordered and three new notes arrived yesterday. Confidence expressed that Germans will complete objections in 15 days. City will proceed immediately upon project of water improvements.
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Hans
City
PUMP CONTRACTS SET BY SERVICE DIRECTOR
Service Director DeCorps directed R Winthrop Pratt to prepare specifications for two receiving basins for the 1 5 million water project. One basin capacity is 750000 gallons, the other 1 million. Construction cost estimated over 1 million, financed by a 1 250 000 bond vote. Sites under consideration at Sixth St SW booster or Elgin NW pumping station. Bid timing and use of Canton unemployed labor noted. Mayor Poorman attended the meeting.
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DeCorps
City Water Commission
R. Winthrop Pratt
Cleveland
W. K R. Zollinger
Water Commission
Service
Poorman
Zollinger
Sixth-st SW
Elginav NW
Pratt
Canton
New Basin
Salary raise proposed for rural teachers in Stark County
County Superintendent J J Armstrong urged substantial salary increases for county teachers. The Stark County Board approved the recommendations by three to two, with Canton township paying the highest average salary at 103 dollars monthly and Marlboro township the lowest at 85 dollars.
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County Board of Education
J. J. Armstrong
Armstrong
W. J. Pontius
A. C. Myears
J. KE. Finefrock
F. Schott
Kek. BK. Leichley
Stark County
Canton Township
Marlboro Township
Inquent Victory Loan Campaign Continues Strong
The Victory Loan drive remains active as the executive committee readies public notices and calls on late payers. J H Ken says most delinquents will respond after the first payment deadline, urging banks to assist and promising stronger efforts this year.
Weather and local ads outline repair and piano sale
The weather forecast notes fair to mainly unchanged conditions. An ad lists piano department items at 185 dollars and mentions a jewelry store at 133 and 195 Tuscarawas with dancing tonight, plus repairs at the Hallmark store.
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Hall Mark
H. Bybble
Big Navy Dirigible C-5 Begins Montauk Flight
The C-5 dirigible leaves Montauk at 8 am headed for St Johns Newfoundland in a nonstop test flight. South wind aids progress while 300 crew members and support staff prepare with coffee, water, sandwiches and navy beans aboard. Provincial radio and ship stations along the coast are alerted to monitor the voyage.
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Montauk Point
L. L
Montauk Naval Air Station
St. Johns
N. F
New Foundland
Chatham
Mass
Bar Harbor
Portland
Washington
Maxfield
Ralph Norris
Chelsea
David Tod Dies at Youngstown Ohio
David Tod, son of a Youngstown manufacturer and grandson of Civil War governor David Tod, died at his home in Youngstown Ohio today. He served as state senator from 1909 to 1913 and was a longtime leader of the Youngstown and Suburban Railway Co and publisher of The Citizen weekly.
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Youngstown
David Tod
Frank B. Willis
William Tod
Ohio
Tod
Girard
Trumbull-Mahoningco
Youngstown and Suburban Railway Co
The
Citizen
Just a Little Better Noonday Lunches Ad
The Canton market ad lists Margaret’s noonday lunches at 50c and 60c with address 216 Market Ave S The Woomer Piano Co offers a beautiful upright piano in good condition for 115 dollars on easy terms Call or visit 426 Market Ave for bargain pricing Also Republic Stamping and Enameling invites Tuesday and Thursday plant tours for a limited time with doors open at 2 00 p m for prompt visitors
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Margaret
Woomer Piano Co
E. M. Peek
Canton
The
Republic Stamping and Enameling Company
Ady
German delegates submit notes on peace terms
Paris May 14 German delegates sent three new notes to the Big Four regarding the peace terms. Two notes on labor and German prisoners were sent to a specialist commission. The allies expect full replies within the fifteen day limit and then ten days for a complete response. The German plan for a league of nations includes disarmament, minority protection, and an international parliament.
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United Press
Paris
Allied League Commission
an _ international workers’ bureau
League
Demonstration in Berlin Over Peace Terms At Reichstag
Fifteen thousand socialists protested in Berlin in front of Hotel Adlon and American headquarters, shouting Down with Wilson and Down with the Ameri cans. Soldiers cleared the streets as Richard Fischer denounced Wilson’s treaty terms and the German government. Chancellor Scheidemann later addressed a Reichstag crowd.
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Joan Graudenz
United Press
Berlin
Adlon
Wilson
Reichstag
Richard Fischer
Scheidemann
You Can Sell Used Furniture Ad Reminder
A classified ad advises selling used furniture and other merchandise. It urges housecleaners to advertise in the classifieds to attract bargain seekers, noting phones 3500 for placing the offer at a small cost.
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Ady
Reds Willing to Help Feed Germany but Not Duped
Paris dispatch reports the Moscow Bolshevik government wired Berlin offering to supply food to Germany while insisting they will not be duped or halt hostilities. Vienna notes a meeting with Renner suggests Austria may accept Entente terms for independence if Economic aid is provided. The Fiume question dominates, with Italy likely to get a free port status akin to Danzig.
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John T. Parkerson
I. N.S
Paris
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Vienna
Renner
Entente
Austria
Fiume
Italy
Danzig
Desirable office suite for immediate possession ad
Daily News ad notes a very desirable office suite with immediate possession and a contact at the Daily News office. It also lists phone contact 3500 and various small ads for Schwertner's Family Shoe Store relocation, lower rent bargains, used Miller and Kenny piano departments, vaudeville and dancing tonight, an open machinists meeting Friday at Tiger Hall Ady, all in a busy classifieds page.
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Bor
Daily News
gers Tiger _Hall—Ady
One Million Back Boy Scouts Plan Lauded by Wilson
President Wilson urges national appreciation for Boy Scouts war work. Canton hosts an exhibition in the Auditorium from June 8 to 14 featuring Scouts from Canton Massillon and Alliance with a program titled A Day in Camp. The event includes feats like wall scaling and creating fire by bowing wood, with the Akon band providing music.
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Wilson
Canton
America
Boy Scouts of
Massillon and
Alliance
Boy Scout Band of
Akron
Mayor signs new time ordinance
Mayor Poorman signed the time ordinance on Wednesday afternoon. Clock changes at city hall will shift back one hour after Saturday noon closing, with offices resuming Monday morning under the new time. The courthouse clock will also be moved back Sunday per county commissioners. Savings on shoes at Schwertner's Family Shoe Store, now at 409 Walnut NE, with lower rent enabling the move.
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Schwertner’s
Walnutar NE
Adv
Poorman
City Hall
Court House
Schwertner
Walnuteau
Whittaker Electric Treatments Room 218 Ad
An advertisement for Whittaker Electric Treatments located in Room 218 above the Alhambra Theater previews electrical therapies and related services in a local theater district storefront.
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Whittaker
Alhambra Theater
Adv
New Player Rolls Big Hits Kenny Piano Dept
A continued theater and piano advertisement page highlights Kenny and Norwood's orchestra at Eagle Hall with dance nights. Woomer Piano Co advertises piano bargains including players with music bench, offering forced sale options for customers leaving town and paying $250. The page also features furniture and music ads, and a wartime slogan featured in Pants Won the War.
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Kenny
Woomer Piano Co
M. Peek
Mgr
Premier Scheidemann Speech Wins German Press Approval
Berlin May 14 The premier's speech in the national assembly declaring the peace terms unacceptable to Germany was approved almost unanimously by the German press. Police precautions were taken around the Adlon hotel and allied mission headquarters to prevent trouble as American missions faced mounting tension. Ministers await Versailles negotiations before deciding on any treaty singling. The cabinet and peace committee met to discuss Versailles developments while envoys stay in close contact with Berlin. American officials monitor the situation across Germany, with opposition strongest outside Bavaria. Soldiers with helmets guard streets beneath portraits of William II and Bismarck as crowds react to the address.
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Berlin
Philip Scheidemann
National Assembly
Germany
Adlon
Scheidemann
Versailles
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Count von Bernstorff
United States
Bavaria
William the Figat
Bismarck
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