22 May 1919
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
1
Washington lawmakers near a vote on the Indian appropriation bill as a suffrage resolution is discussed. The Republican majority plans to advance measures while preparing for potential adjournment, with committee work and policy debates shaping changes ahead of key recommendations.
A report notes a dramatic transfer of directorship to a man credited with fighting a machine in an incident described as pivotal. Details are sparse but emphasize the change in leadership amid tensions surrounding the event.
Fragmentary note describes living conditions and a wanderer in the desert seeking survival. It mentions a brace and life in a confined space, with unclear actions or identifiers. Further context is needed to identify people or organizations involved.
A quiet New York funeral for Jose Santos Zelaya, former Nicaragua president and once a dominant regional figure, was held after his death. His body was shipped to Nicaragua. In his prime he was known as a powerful warlord whose central American campaigns drew wide attention.
One hundred thousand independent socialists gathered in the Lustgarten Garden urging immediate peace with banners reading We want only peace bread and work. Chancellor Ebert spoke amid calls for Germany to uphold Wilson’s principles while the majority socialists protested the terms of the treaty and debated plebiscites and disarmament.
Asheville North Carolina May 22 William Kings Bryan warned that repealing the war time prohibition law would trigger a six months spree and a rush to the saloon. He said the repeal would aid liquor interests and bind the Democratic party to defend the saloon in its final hours. Congress would keep the law in force, he asserted. Washington Council No 12 will hold class initiation tonight at 7:30 with new members urged to attend. John D Pryss listed in piano bargain section.
Paris reports brightening prospects for an early peace accord with Germany likely to sign the treaty by month’s end. German Foreign Minister Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau may return to Berlin to convey views to the government as Allied and Associated powers push for terms.
Judges Hubert C. Pontius and Charles Krichbaum will speak at the Elks' home Thursday for the Salvation Army camp campaign seeking 12000 toward a 13000000 national drive. Major Harry Haslett will describe overseas Army work. others include Philip Gott and Adjt Hy an. Local Elks say the campaign proceeds satisfactorily as members report progress and doughnut day plans stir public giving.
Dispatch from the Americans reports the Prince of Wales plans a general tour of the recording to a dispatch from the Americans by his democratic demeanor. He visited the headquarters of the American army of occupation on the Rhine and enjoyed dances with several American Red Cross nurses.
A million dollar corporation to be financed by the Geiger Jones Co. is incorporated by Cleveland and Canton men to produce a new type of farm tractor under the JT Tractor Co. The plant and offices will be in Cleveland. Attorneys J. Hinesberger and McCarty, Arnd Rainsberger, completed final details in Cleveland. Edward W. Stevens, treasurer of Geiger Jones Co., is among the Cantonians named. The tractor is described as an improved design, the product of long experiments, expected to be as effective as engineers deem necessary.
Gispateh claimed the Bolshevik Five started Sunday actions while being employed by ongoing efforts. The note warns against buying a player piano stock linked to Bpe- Pook and Sizr-Adv.
A new company report cites F Miller I derson and John Blake as members of a firm valued at 250000. No specific plans announced yet as officials say they are studying possible ventures in roller skating and related entertainment venues.
Report from Paris indicates the final form of the treaty differs from the conference agreement. President Wilson and associates faced daily modifications as the pact evolved, notably touching the Saar valley and other contested points, with American officials admitting alterations after printing.
Rome May 21 Salvatore Nar Mai a member of the Italian peace delegation has resigned his post. Barzillat returned to Rome from Paris with other alien delegates and did not officially reattach his duties.
City officials weigh defeciency bond needed for emergency funds estimated at 311 000. A special election may be required with legal steps outlined by City Solicitor Fisher. Officials fear two separate votes could hurt approval of either the bond or school propositions while urgent pay and operations loom.
May 22 Ohio state liquor license chief inspector Prank Evans announced that all sellers of near-beer and all druves that sold near-beer last year or after May 27 are liable for a $1000 tax under state law. Confectioners and drug stores were noted as involved and Canton residents reacted as deadlines approached.
An American army of occupation with about 300,000 troops advances beyond the Rhine. The Canton unit is part of the force pushing toward enemy lines in the first 50 miles beyond the Rhine.
Canton men in fighting force prepared for potential invasion of Ohio. Claims say American units would face little trouble against German-equipped divisions. Text notes disorganized enemy forces and rapid redeployments within the third army.
City council discusses the sample ordinance on fare changes. The measure is sent to the street railway committee chaired by Hobush for review and a report back in coming weeks.
Akron council Wednesday night directed the Northern Ohio Traction and Light Co to begin track removal within three days. Walter I. DesTela announces an indoor premium Friday evening at clubrooms with all members invited and no charge.
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