Yankees Press Frenzied Assault On Le Petite Montagne
American and Franco British forces push toward St. Quentin on the Aisne front. They assault the Le Petite Montagne tableland amid heavy bombardment, taking and wiping out machine gun nests as they press toward liminal positions near Fresnoy Le Petit three miles from the Hindenburg line.
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ST. Quentin
Haig
Old Line
Webb Miller
Ted
France
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le Petite Montagne
Ameri
Fresnozl Le-Petit
Hindenburg Line
Lowell Mellett
United Press Stalf
Fresnoy-Le-Petit
Hindenburg
Gouzeaucourt
Huns Plan Return Blow At Enemies
Washington reports German forces may strike along the western line in a delaying counter assault. Allied gains are restored but Germany aims to halt the advance before the March push. General Foch may coordinate an all American offensive to disrupt enemy reserves. The American army enlarges, signaling impending defeat for the boche. A stand is expected along the Meuse if the effort fails.
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Washington
U. P
Germany
Foch
Meuse
Rhine
Say City May Lose Big Plant
Canton Sheet Steel Co. may move its plant to another city if the Northeastern Ohio Transit does not extend its tracks in Bryanav SW. About 1,000 workers face long walks to reach the plant after leaving the Garfielday car. Factory employes complain the extension was promised months ago and no steps taken. CouncilRead more on Page Three.
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Bryanav
Canton Sheet Steel Co
Garfielday
Schrantz
Guards Parade Displays Canton Home Defense Strength
More than 350 Guards in khaki marched in a retreat parade and review in Canton public square with 15 000 spectators watching. The event showcased the war readiness of Canton's home defense, including a Red Cross unit, while officials and businessmen praised the unit and urged subscriptions for uniforms and equipment.
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Canton
Marketav
Canton Red Cross
United States
W. E. Strassner
Col. H. B. McMasters
Henry W .Harter
L. E. Souers
Stoner's Farm
McMasters
E. J. Heffelman
The
Klein and Heffelman Co
Industry List Not Binding On Draft Boards
Local officials have power to exercise discretion on exemptions as a four division War Industries Board guide clarifies. Provost Marshal General Crowder says lists are non binding and merely supplement district board decisions. Industrial advisers will consult with employers and workers to ensure careful review of classifications.
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Robert J. Bender
Tosted Press
Washington
War Industries Board
District Board
Crowder
German spies arrested by Swiss authorities
Swiss authorities apprehend nine German spies led by a German undercover official. The group sought secret locations of American troop installations. Five agents were sent to France for confinement awaiting disposition.
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Rich
U. P
Ince
Wasser
France
Weather outlook Oblo Gener tonight and Wednesday
A forecast for Oblo Gener shows cloudy tonight becoming warmer on Wednesday with mild to warm conditions. Temperatures range from the upper 50s to mid 60s with light breezes and no major precipitation expected.
Liberty pageant to be staged during Patriotic Day at Starkco fair
About 600 Stark county students will perform a Liberty pageant modeled after the Ohio State Fair spectacle. J Clarence Sullivan will assist. Miss Claire Rae is general director. Pupils from Canton Massillon Alliance and other areas join Canton children in the presentation.
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Starkco War Savings Committee
Columbus
Canton
J. Clarence Sullivan
Children's Playhouse
Claire Rae
Camp Upham
Camp Mills
Long Island
Ray
Massillon
Alliance
Hawkins
District Board Renders Decisions On Draft Claims
Northern Ohio district draft board passes on twelve Canton district cases. Four industrial claims allowed three denied. five dependency claims three granted two denied. one agricultural claim sustained. Names and classes listed. notices include a business transition from McConnell Music Co to Klein and Heffelman Co and relocation details.
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Northern Ohio District Draft Board
Canton
John Ellsworth Snyder
Middlebranch
Harold W. Hose
Howard
Floyd Calven Fether
Frederick W. Krebs
Market
Ernest Russel Scott
Second-st
Howard F. Kearney
Ninth-st
Franks. Geltz
Edward F. Wolfe
Arthur R. Atwell
Lemantine
Harry D. Miller
Canton Mattress Co Advertisement
Canton Mattress Co at 704 Tuscarawas St E offers all kinds of mattresses. Bay Furniture at the New Klein Heffelman Co. store 125 127 Fourth St NW advertises large new furniture stocks. June M Gregory piano teacher lists residence studio at 1417 Twelfth St NE State 8202.
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Canton Mattress Co
Tuscarawas St E
Klein & Heffelman Co
Fourth-st NW
Coakley Co
June M. Gregory
Twelfth-st
Stark-Co Food Board Moves To New Quarters
The Starkco Food Administration moved from 310 Third St SW to the Courtland Hotel building on Tuscarawas St W in a larger space to improve service. Sugar certificates were issued from the new HQ Tuesday, and chairman J B Brothers urged volunteers, especially patriotic young women, to help.
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Stark-co Food Administration
Third-st
Courtland Hotel
Tuscarawas St
Food Administration
J. B. Brothers
Starkco Food Administration
Traveling Bags Special at Arthur's Leather Shop
Genuine cow hide 18 inch bags offered at 6.85 dollars, promotion tagged as best 10 dollar value in Canton. Ad lists Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market and mentions Klein & Heffelman Co. piano and talking machine departments at 416 Market Ave N with New Vicary Midg.-Ady.
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Canton
Arthur's Leather Shop
Klein & Heffelman Co
Av N
New Vicary
Ady
Soviet Arrest of Allied Citizens in Moscow
Two hundred forty English and French and one American were arrested in Moscow by the Bolsheviks. The American, Simon A. Foster, said to be a US government employee, was later released. Seventy imprisoned. Consul Poole loaded his affairs to the Norwegian consul and sent staff and Americans to Stockholm amid fears of reprisals.
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Washington
U. P
Moscow
Samara
Simon A. Foster
United States
State Department
Poole
Stockholm
Ladies' Leather Bags at Arthur's Shop
All leather shopping bags with top and back handles in over 26 styles and colors offered at special price. Values up to 2 dollars now selling for 1 dollar at Arthur's Leather Shop 204 Market av N Ady.
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Arthur's Leather Shop
Ady
Coakley Co sells stock to Klein and Heffelman Co
Coakley Co has sold its entire stock of furniture and rugs to Klein and Heffelman Co. Accounts remain payable at 125-127 Fourth st NW, or by mail to Coakley Co Canton Ohio. Mr. Coakley will handle exchanges repairs and deliveries for sold or held merchandise and thanks Canton and nearby towns for patronage. Coakley also retains the Undertaking business. Both phones 510.
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Coakley Co
Klein and Heffelman Co
Canton
Ohio
Coakley
Lot 132 Second Street East Corner Sale Notice
Advertisement indicates accounts for lot 132 Second Street East corner will be received.
Knights Templars Convene Special Conclave Tuesday
Knights Templars announce a special conclave this Tuesday at seven in the evening for conferring the Red Cross. Carl F. Spanagel serves as Commander with W. A. Bell as Recorder-Adviser.
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Knights Templars
Red Cross
Carl F. Spanagel
W. A. Bell
Adyv
Dance, Eagles' Hall Concerts Include Norwood Orchestra
Dance events listed for Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at Eagles Hall featuring Norwood's Orchestra led by Ady. Local venue promotes lively music sessions with public participation and dance hours.
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Eagles’ Hall
Norwood
Ady
Eagles
Sat
Haig Praises Men as British Advance Breaches Defenses
London reports Haig in an order of the day praising troops for exceeding 1917 lines and breaking strong defenses. British forces claim 75,000 prisoners and 750 guns in four weeks amid renewed actions near Gouzeaucourt and along the Chemin-Des-Dames, with counterattacks from German forces. Reports from Paris London and Berlin detail gains at Lens Gouzeaucourt Ephey and other sectors as the war fronts shift.
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London
U. P
Vield Marshal Haig
Berlin
Flanders
War Office
Gouzeaucourt and
Epehy
Allies Stand Face to Face With Germans On Old Battle Line
Paris dispatch reports the Allied powers the British French and Americans ready at the Hindenburg line for a fresh German offensive. As in March the front presents a waiting posture with daily suspense about tomorrow's moves and possible breakthroughs.
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William P. Simms
United Press Star
Spondent
Paris
Hindenburg
Armentieres
Lens
Douai
Cambrai
Machinery for Big Draft Now Ready for Work
Canton boards complete plans for the 18 to 45 draft with 15 000 registrations expected. New polling places include John Borand’s coffee house in Canton’s second ward and the dance hall on 8th Street NE. Additional polls to be announced Wednesday as nationwide draft nears.
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Registration Committee of Canton
Board of Elections Office
Board of Elections
Canton City
Pike
Sandy
Osnaburg
Canton
George Shauf
John Borand
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Carnahan-av Ne, In the Second Ward, Precinct E; the Dance Hall At 1922 8Thst
Gibbs-ay
Stark Ce
New Stocks Shown for Your Selection at Fourth Avenue
Located at 125 127 Fourth Avenue NW, new stock items are displayed for selection. The listing highlights available products and purchase options for shoppers.
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