16 May 1919
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1919
Page
1
Basle May 16. Bishop Schulte of Paderborn appealed to Pope Benedict through the papal nuncio to Munich to intercede with the entente for German terms. Officials urge prayers to strengthen Germans under God to endure sacrifice if needed. Germany debates whether to accept or reject the offered treaty terms as unrest grows.
Reports say the American dirigible C-5 broke moorings and drifted to sea off St Johns. The destroyer Edwards reached the airship and was towing it toward port as naval officers questioned earlier sightings.
Santa May 16 Julius Habermann owner charged with truth probe signals possible perjury indictments. Special Prosecutors led by General John G Price expected to press gambling phase with witnesses called in Washington. Grand jury actions hinge on progress tonight and assurances of prosecutions.
Local notice advertises a Friday night meeting for marhinists at Cummins Storage Co Walnut Street Adv. The fragmentary item signals a small business gathering and a storage sale event.
Local notices promote a Sunday Tiger Picnic and reunion field day with bus from hall and advance ads. Also advertised are piano sales, factory visits, rug and linoleum closeout, dance events at Eagle and Bagie halls, temporary shoe store relocation, and a storage sale at Cummins Storage.
H Griffith general manager of Central Steel Co Massillon, a former Cantonian, lost his right leg after his brother learning to drive backed the car into the house steps. Surgeons amputated below the knee at Massillon City hospital.
Commander Emery Coll, young naval officer and graduate of the Annapolis Naval Academy, commanded the Blimp C-5 based near Canton. He had served months as CO at Wingfoot Lake flying school north of Canton and was a frequent Canton visitor. He is linked to Marietta high school and is a classmate of Dennis R. Smith and Maud Marshall of the Canton Daily News staff.
Retiring service director Frank L. DeCorps told Mayor Poorman he will assist city officials after relinquishing his post. Poorman praised the potential help and said a successor will be announced soon. DeCorps plans to leave June 1 and has built deep knowledge of the water system.
The Daily News reports a strong first week as many prints from city and county poured in. Judges selected a winner whose image rivals professional work, per Prof. Joseph Donati. the worst entry was also named.
Page Seven column highlights multiple local advertisements for office space piano bargains and sales. Notices promote an immediate possession office suite, bus to a field day, discounted shoes, Red Cross training, and record shop offerings featuring Caruso Celeste Aida records.
Canton's $314000 bond issue relief bill faced veto from Governor Cox after a typed copy reportedly missed provisions. Mayor Poorman and city officials say passage in any election could liquidate debt, but Cox cited flaws and incomplete text as key reasons for the veto.
Canton saloons open for the final day before Ohio’s dry period. Four license applications filed for May 26, with three from Alliance and Mansfield, making ten total in Stark County if approved. License holders pay $405 for a one day license. board expects approval in Columbus.
A notice states that actions will commence at the earliest moment conditions permit. Officials emphasize readiness and caution, with timing dependent on weather, safety and regulatory approvals. No specific dates or names are given in the readable text.
Commander Towers delays start of the NC-1 NC-3 NC-4 voyage from Trepassey to Mutton Harbor after heavy loads hinder takeoff. NC-4 completes a surface run from Halifax as crews lighten cargo and aim for a new launch window despite optimistic coastal weather.
Canton faced a potential failure to meet the Fifth Victory Loan quota of 5 386 000 as subscriptions lagged. John M Criley of the Fourth Federal Reserve Bank was to inspect conditions Friday and may implement unusual measures to push payments into banks before the Saturday noon deadline. City chairman J H Kenny warned that unless delinquent subscribers contribute, the city would miss the government pledge and face consequences. Some last minute payments were expected Friday afternoon and Saturday morning.
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