29 May 1919
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Newspaper
Canton Daily News
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
1
A Democratic dinner featured a speaker who ridiculed the idea of a military man taking a national leadership role. The event drew attention to the debate over civilian versus military influence in government.
Lieutenant Orla T. Heintz, a Canton native, was killed in France while attempting to reach and aid his wounded colleague, Lieutenant Fred During, after both came under heavy machine gun fire during a forward advance. During penned a vivid letter to Heintz's father describing the sacrifice and their friendship.
Paris May 29. The Austrian treaty presentation was postponed to Monday after a plenary peace conference session. A 48 hour Balkan postponement was granted. The Big Four pressed Italian Adriatic claims with no agreement. Premier Orlando conferred with Wilson as talks continued.
A formal service of honor will be held in the auditorium as veterans of the Civil war Spanish American war World war and descendants from Revolutionary heroes march to Westlawn cemetery Friday morning. The parade will be one of the city's most impressive with every patriotic group in line. Those unable to walk will travel by machine to the cemetery for services.
A 22 year old woman known as Clara Thompson was shot at a lodging house on Cherry Street and fled with a man who claimed to be Gamble. He said she was his sister missing from Canton and living in the southwest city area. Police weigh accidental versus homicide while tracking the couple who vanished after the attack.
Senator Lewis of Illinois spoke in Canton and warned the American people may tire of military policy and war taxes. He praised General Pershing and General Wood while noting a potential four party field including Republican Democratic Farmer Labor and Socialistic camps.
Cable reports delay to the Read jump off at Plymouth due to weather conditions. Missed start noted as slow progress in Liscon, with Read’s med status unclear and transmission indicating further updates.
Bruck faces an uncertain schedule amid fragmented text. The readable segments point to a late hour event and regional references, but specifics remain unclear. Authorities have not released a formal statement or details beyond the vague timing snippet.
Paris reports that American and French forces will honor the fallen with ceremonies at cemeteries from Flanders to the Vosges. President Wilson will speak at a Paris area grave, while General Pershing will read a eulogy at Run-Sur-Meuse Beaumont Romagne and Thincourt.
Office closes at 6 30 p m avoid the penalty. Central Power Co Adv. We make eye examinations without drops Geo Double Co jewelers and mfg opticians 130 Market av Adv.
Soldiers Sailors and Marines gather at 211 Market ar N Army and Navy hall for a Decoration Day parade at 9 a m Adv shows weekly ads Kenney s Piano Dept Hear Lilith Martin at Socialist Hall Thu May 29 7 30 p m Adv Madame Lereshkovsky the Little Grandmother of Russia appears at Christian Church Saturday evening Ady
Winnipeg and the dominion capital face a general strike that officials insist is not a bid to overthrow authority. Leaders promise to end the walkout if collective bargaining rights and a living wage are granted, while soldiers seek jobs in fire, postal, and civic service amid a near standstill.
Notice for Cohns Fish Market Friday hours and lunch special for business people. Margaret's Chocolate Shop at 216 Market av. Pine Lake fish catch promotion. Piano department ad. Capt James Wallace Camp Sons of Veterans meeting Friday morning with parade from G A R Hall. R E Chamberlain commander. Sporting goods ads include baseball gloves, tennis rackets, and a large Arthur's Leather Shop selection.
Knights Templar Attention Order of the Temple announces a meeting Thursday May 29 at 6 30 p m led by Wm A Beil and Carl F Spanagel acting as commanding and advancing officers in the organization.
Secretary of War Baker and General March told the House Military Affairs Committee that five divisions will stay in Europe until peace terms are set. They expect a 600000 strong army next year, though reductions before July 1 1920 are possible. Baker urged purchasing Wright Field Dayton for a permanent lease, finding Langtry Field Newport News unfit.
The Daily News Lost column assists finders in returning lost articles to owners. Call 3500 to report a loss or inquire about locating belongings. pricing or email details are unclear in the notice.
Mayor Cant on Canton proclaims May 30 as Decoration Day urging citizens to display the Stars and Stripes and aid observance. He notes the day honors departed soldiers and highlights a renewed tie with World War I veterans and the Grand Army of the Republic decorating graves to honor fallen comrades.
The parade starts at 9 30 a m from the Grand Army of the Republic post rooms led by the G A R band and Thayer s military band. Patriotic groups assemble at 9 a m at the Post Rooms City Auditorium form on Fifth at NW with light resting on Market. The procession moves south on Market av N to Tuscarawas st.
Washington dispatch reports Miss Marjorie Dumont of Cincinnati will wed Lieutenant Hubert Mead in mid air next Saturday at Ellington Field Houston Texas. An army chaplain will conduct the ceremony in a large bombing plane with Lieutenant McIntosh, field commander, giving the bride away.
Local classified ad offers plaster repair by Geo A Minnick at State 2178, Bell 616, advertising prompt service and reasonable rates.
All members meet at the temple Friday at 7 30 p m Mannheim Lodge to pay last respects to Hro Gustave Wiedman Thomas Schen ker N G Ady
Mr Morria Terrett will manage the Canton Community Laundry Co with most machinery installed by July 1. Capitalization rises from 19000 to 25000, stock limited to 20 shares, subscriptions welcome at the Laundry on 15th and Harrisburg rd NE. Certificates issued by authorized parties accepting Liberty or Victory bonds as cash. Bell 3524 State 8147L.
Bathing season at Meyers Lake is now open with water conditions described as fine. Ady notes the lake is suitable for swimming and recreation as the season starts.
Sons of Veterans depart from G A R Hall at 9 30 AM. R EF Chamberlain named commander Ady Nimisiia Lodge N G Adyv noted.
Christian Church hosts Saturday evening Ady featuring Madame Hreshkovsky known as the Little Grandmother of Russia in a public event likely drawing local parishioners and attendees.
Advertises new potatoes and apples pineapples at 1.50 per dozen with other items priced low. Lists new potatoes 5 lb 25c apples 3 lb 25c new cabbage 3 lb 25c lemons 24c a dozen. Notes sale at 1020 Market Ave 8 on Fri Sat and Mon south of Penna RK K Ady.
Paris May 20 The Big Four received two copies of German counter proposals and began drafting an allied reply. The Germans face a brief deadline and a closed door to negotiation until terms are accepted in principle. Delegates denounced the text’s publication as discourteous and recalled Count von Hrockdorff-Rantzan's conduct at Versailles.
Youngstown city council passed an emergency ordinance by unanimous vote making illegal liquor sales a violation under city law. Mayor Boorman spearheaded the measure with City Solicitor Fisher reviewing details before next Monday's session. The ordinance becomes effective upon the mayor's signature.
The Stark co Dental society closed its post graduate school session in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. Dr J. Furnas of Indianapolis reviewed the course and led questions. The group plans more post graduate courses next winter to advance prosthetic plate work. Furnas has led similar programs in Pittsburgh St Louis Detroit and other major cities and is regarded as a top expert on plate work.
All brothers are requested to assemble at the Temple at 8 00 p m Thursday evening May 29 to attend funeral services for Bro Henry Schiemmer deceased Nimisila Lodge N G Adyv
Ady presents a feature on Madame Hreshkovaky billed as Russia’s little grandmother. The piece frames her as a symbol of maternal care amid political tumult, highlighting public interest and cultural lore surrounding her figure.
An advertisement notes daily hours from 11 to 2 and promotes Margaret's Chocolate Shop located at 216 Market Avenue with an upstairs grill feature and an address listing.
The downstairs grill at Margarets Chocolate Shop, 216 Market Ave, hosts a special lunch service for business people from 1 pm to 2 pm daily. Ady invites patrons to enjoy quick, catered bites and chocolate shop treats during the midday break.
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