Hawker Plane Missing After Atlantic Crossing Attempt
Reports state the Sopwith aircraft carrying Harry Hawker and navigator Commander Grieve is lost after a gale off the Irish coast. Admiralty doubts survival as ships search, with conflicting wires and discredited sightings. Officials hold hope the crew were in the air over Valentia or near Shannon estuary.
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Earle C. Reeves
Ndon
Harry Wker
Grieve
New Foundland
Atlantic
Oral Sykes
Admiralty
Hawker
Intion
Et Shannon
Queenstown
Snestan
Resignations Reported in Peace Commission Fallout
Lowell May 29. The turmoil centers on resignations at the Peace Commission after alleged compromises with principles. Notable names include Cornell Y chief economic expert and New York territorial intelligence division head Bullitt. Some officials will continue in service while others refuse to work further.
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A. Young
Cornell
Italian peace delegation sees resignations amid settlement row
Former Premier Salandra and the Marquis Salvago Raggi resign from Italy’s peace delegation over exclusion from settlement talks. Signor Barszilai will resign today. Ambassadors Imperial di Celleri and Bonillangar slated to succeed. Also ad copy for Woomer Piano Co. promotion appears beside the political item.
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Milan
Buy A Doughnut Salvation Army Lassies Campaign Opens
Salvation Army lassies in Canton will launch a drive to raise 12 900 for local work over sixteen months by selling regular doughnuts with a pay what you can price. Wives and sisters of Canton Elks join the effort to aid overseas and home front relief with hot doughnuts and the call buy a doughnut to help.
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Salvation Army Lassies
Trenches
Salvation Army
Canton
Sisters
Canton Elks
Army
Salvationist
Mary Ryan
Lee J. Dowell
Daily News
Canton City Backs Off New Bond Issues
Canton officials declared the city broke and will not issue further bonds until the fate of the deficit bond issue is known at the next election. City solicitor Clarence A. Fisher warned the auditor risks legal trouble from approving indebtedness certificates beyond available funds. He said the service department cannot run past June 1 and other departments may suspend without money. He warned, We find it impossible to continue and will have to close some of the departments.
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Canton Board of Education
H. M. Miller
McKinley High School
Canton
Wilson Hawkins
Claude J. Keplinger
Clarence A. Fisher
Fisher
Council
Hear The Littl Behr Grand Piano Ad
A notice promotes the Littl Behr grand piano with its giant tone and highlights Klein & Heffelman Co at 416 Market N as advertiser. It also mentions a selection of ladies gloves and gloves priced from $1.95, with Arthur Leather Shop listed as another advertiser.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
Marketar N
Arthur Leather Shop
We Pay 5 Percent You Should Be One Of Our Depositors
The Canton Morris Plan Bank advertises a five percent payment to new depositors. The notice also promotes eye examinations without drops by Geo. Double Co. jewelers and manufacturers of opticians at 130 Market Ave.
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Canton Morris Plan Bank
vAdv
Geo, Double Co
Jeweler and Mfg
Opticians
Builder's Exchange Regular Meeting Notice
Builder's Exchange announces a regular meeting on Wednesday in May. Robert T. Ballard serves as secretary, providing the official notice and details for attendees.
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Builder's Exchange
Robert T. Ballard
Sec'y
NC-4 Leaves Horta for Lisbon Flight Weather Pending
The NC-4 seaplane departs Horta Azores heading toward Ponta Delgada and Lisbon while awaiting favorable weather. officials report arrival at Ponta Delgada earlier and note the NC-3's sister plane landed the day before.
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London
Ponta del Gada
Lisbon
Portugal
Washington
Horta
Ponta Delgada
Navy Department
Local Shops Compete for Paint and Repair Services
Mary plans to buy paint out of town but Canton Paint and Glass Co at 324 Tuse St W offers local supply options. Fountain repair is sought at Hall Mark Store and Walter H. Double Jewelers and Opticians located at 123 and 125 Tuscarawas St E provide eye care and jewelry services.
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Mary
Canton Paint & Glass Co
Hall Mark Store
Walter H. Double
Tuscarawas St E. —Ady
Administrator for Van Kirk’s Estate Up Wed
Tuscarawas county probate court set a Wednesday hearing on appointing an administrator for Dr O Van Kirk who died by his own hand as Mineral City Bank faced state inquiry. William Zink of Canton seeks the post while L G Tatman prepares to liquidate the bank’s affairs.
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Tuscarawas-co
O. van Kirk
Mineral City Bank
William Zink
Canton
New Philadelphia Dispatch
L. G. Tatman
Tuscarawasco
van Kirk
John M. Elliott
State Banking Department
Mineral City
N. C. T. Bids For Six Cent Fare Before Council
The N. C. T. presented a sample ordinance seeking a six cent fare for a year plus $120,269 in improvements. Council referred the proposal to the street railway committee led by Hobush for further study. Tickets would be nine for 50 cents if approved. Universal
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Hobush
Universal
Slightly Used Pager Prono Advertised For Sale
Classified ad notes a slightly used pager prono in a swell mahogany case with good tone and action. It lists price $365 and terms, from The Klein & Heffelman Co at 416 Market Av N. Also an ad for the Factory System Shoe Shop at 121 3rd St SE opposite the Grand Opera House offering wait service.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
C. & J. Shoe Shop
3Rd-St
Grand Opera House
A Dandy Upright Piano for Sale
Used piano in beautiful mellow tone with easy action. Cash or terms. Klein and Heffelman Co at 416 Market Ave North, Ady.
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Klein & Heffelman Co
N.ady
Classified ad guidance prompts Daily News readers
A promotional note urges readers to place classified ads in the Daily News for selling homes rooms to rent autos or lost items and to call 3500 to advertise. The message highlights that many people scan classifieds daily and emphasizes that the service is economical.
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Daily News
Wilson Urges Repeal of War Time Day Act and Labor Reform
President Wilson calls for repeal of the War Time Day Act and campaigns for labor rights and suffrage amendments. He urges passage of new laws to protect public interest before railroads and utilities return to private ownership and asks Congress to aid returning soldiers seeking jobs.
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Wilson
Wilson urges cooperation between labor and capital
President Wilson asked Congress to legislate this session to boost labor capital cooperation. He urged daily workers to obtain progressive improvements in their conditions and to be happier and better served by communities and industries sustaining their labor.
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Robert J. Bender
United Press
Washington
Wilson
Congress
Chief Points in Wilsons Message Repeal and Reforms
A list of key items from Wilsons message includes repeal or amendment of wartime prohibition for wines and beers, creation of a federal agency for advice on industrial conditions, maintaining the U S Employment Service, land-for-soldiers bill, trade facilitation measures, rethinking federal taxes to ease burden on productive resources, limited tariff revisions, protection for the dye industry, adoption of the suffrage amendment, and return of telegraph, telephone, and railroads under coordinated systems. The notes also call for repealing the luxury tax and other administrative reforms.
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United States Employment Service
Lane
President Advocates Unified Industrial Organization Plans
The president urges a new organization of industry to align capital and labor and asks businessmen and workers to adopt a common purpose. He cannot attend the peace conference but drafts general recommendations while promising to return the telegraphs and telephones once feasible and to hand railroads to owners by year end. He calls for hail legislation to create a uniform country wide communications system with clear rates.
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Congress
Wilson's message to Congress signals urgent 1919-20 funding needs
President Wilson explains inability to attend the extra session and urges prompt action on essential appropriations for the 1919-1920 fiscal year. He notes the need to fund government maintenance, defer domestic judgments, and prepares to address postwar treaties and peace conference developments upon return.
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The
Congress
United States
Plas Wives and Sisters Seek Doughnut Helpers
Notice asks Lily Lodge and K of P members to report at Elks home at 9 a m tomorrow for Wednesday doughnut assistance. Enquire rank Tuesday evening May 20th. Knights welcome.
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PLAS
Elks Home
Adv
Lily Lodge
Salvation Army Doughnut Drive Calls Help for Poor
A veteran appeal urges readers to support the Salvation Army as it feeds the hungry clothes the ragged and shelters the homeless. The notice touts rescue homes nurseries lodgings and aged care and asks donations to expand its street poverty work across the United States.
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United States
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