Supreme Court Admits Gallant on One Count
Justice Mathieson sentenced Cecil Warren to two years in penitentiary for assault. In King vs Gallant, found guilty on one count and admitted to bail on own recognizance for November appearance. Crown counsel Bentley Strong argued the cases. prisoner represented by Saunders and Johnston. Court adjourned at six.
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Supreme Court
Justice Mathieson
Cecil Warren
W. S. Bentley
Heath Strong
A. ¢. Saunders
King
Peter G. Gallant
Messrs. Bentley and Strong
J. J. Johnston
Sackville Favored for Maritime Stockyards Meeting
A Charlottetown Board of Trade group urged Sackville as the ideal site for a proposed stockyards abbatoir and cold storage plant for the Maritime Provinces. W B Fawcett and Avard led the case for Sackville with delegates to attend the Amherst stock breeders meeting next Tuesday to decide the site and plan.
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Charlottstown Board of Trade
W. B. Fawcett
Sackville
Maritime Provinces
Fawesti
Westmoreland County
Maritime
Sackvyile
P. E. Island
P. BE. I
Avard
Maritime Stock Breeders Association
Terrace Hotel
Amherst
P. EB. I
Canada
Board of Trade
Germany Expected at First League Assembly Meeting
Paris June 13 The Allies will incorporate their reply to German counter proposals in the treaty and Germany may be represented at the first League of Nations assembly if it meets four conditions. A stable government must be established the peace treaty signed and legally executed while the compulsory military service clause was omitted as sufficient disarmament is provided.
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Guardian
Paris
Germany
League of Nations
Assembly
Yeo
Bruce Stewart & Co., Ltd
J. P. Gordon
Publicity Committee
CPR Transfers to Canadian Registry
London June 13 The Canadian Pacific Railway Company seeks to place its ships under Canadian registry to gain the same privileges it enjoys under English registry. Rumor had circulated and Sir George L Brown confirmed discussions. the company has presented its case to the government as a foundation for Canada’s mercantile marine.
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the Guardian
London
Canadian Mercantile Marine
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
George McL
Brown
Three Aliens Arrested in Winnipeg Rioting Case
Special police officers arrested Carl Boisse a Russian Pole believed to be an alien ringleader in the Main street riot who occurred Tuesday afternoon. Two other aliens were seized at the Swift Canadian plant charged with attempted intimidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Carl Boisse
Main Street
Swift Canadian
Bolsheviki Lose Ground Along Lithuanians Front
In Copenhagen on June 13, Lithuanians launched a vigorous front attack and captured several Bolshevik positions including Subiathkai Rokischkas Kriaunds Abelai and Kutninkai. Bolsheviki were dispersed pursued and now evacuate Dvinsk retreating toward Smolensk.
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Copenhagen
Bolsheviki
Subiathkai
Rokischkas
Kriaunds
Abelai
Kutninkai
Dvinsk
Smolensk
Murderer Pays the Extreme Penalty in Toronto
Frank McCullough was hanged at 7:57 AM at Toronto jail for murdering acting detective Frank Williams of Claremont Police Station. He died "like a man" after saying goodbye, with God bless you on his lips, then the bolt released. The body was removed to the jail morgue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Frank
MeyCullough
Frank Williams
Claremont
McCullough
Arthur Ellis
Canadian Officers Knighted in London War Honors
London June 13 Major Generals Herbert Uniack and Philip Twin ing have been created Knights Bachelor of St Michael and St George. Both were formerly with the Canadian militia and have earned considerable honors in the present war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Herbert Uniack
Philip Twining
Bachbior
St. Michael and St. George
Calgary Strike Proves Failure
Calgary reports indicate the sympathetic strike is failing as postal workers resume duties. Dominion Express and Express busi ness resume normal operations with most workers back. Canadian Express staff, press telegraphers, and postal employees seek reinstatement after dismissals.
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The
Guardian
Calgary
Express
Dominion Express
Canadian Express
Allies recognize Omsk government in Russian crisis
Paris reports Allied powers reply to Admiral Kolchak's note extending recognition to the Omsk government. They welcome his terms as aligning with their propositions and offer support including munitions and supplies for Kolchak's campaign. The note is signed by Lloyd George Wilson Clemenceau Orlando Makino.
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Guardian
Paris
Admiral Kolchak
Omsk
Kolchak
Lloyd-George
Wilson
Clemenceau
Orlando
Makinko
Hungarians in Vienna Skeptical of Allied Note
Hungarians opposed to the Communist government in Vienna view Clemenceau's note to Bela Kun as a token of recognition, fueling disheartenment among the dissidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Vienna
Bela Kun
Clemenceau
Montreal Strike Threshold Set For Tuesday
Negotiations today by the Canadian Railway War Board with division four of the Railway Shopmen of America failed to avert a strike. The union demanded higher pay and warned a walkout would occur on Tuesday, June 17, if no settlement is reached, threatening 30,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guardian
Montreal
Canadian Railway War Board
Telegraphers Strike Faces Settlement Talks
Chicago June 13 The Commercial Telegraphers Union submits terms to Postal Telegraphs Company as settlement talks begin. Union leaders report more members join the strike on day three while Western Union and Postal Telegraphs claim some return to work and only minor disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Guardian
Chicago
Commercial Telegraphers Union of America
Postal Telegraphers Company
Ponet
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
Breach of Promise Verdict in Ontario Case
Ottawa June 13 A breach of promise suit from 1912 engagement ends with plaintiff Miss Lillian Hogan awarded 2500 dollars by Justice Sutherland in the Supreme Court of Ontario. Defendant John S. Sutherland Ottawa optician faced damages amid years of romance and a canceled union. Hogan plans a Charlottetown visit.
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Ottawa
Charlottetown
Justice Sutherland
Supreme Court of Ontario
Court House
John S. Sutherland
Ottwa Optician
Lillian Hogan
Chateau Laurier
Sutherland
Miss Hogan
Hir
the Plaintaffe
Arthur W. Hogan
H. Dewart
Toronto
McGivern, Haydon
Ebbs
Beament
Armstrong
Steamer Lady Flushing Runs Aground Near Savage Harbor
The steamer Lady Flushing from Wyandotte ran ashore in fog about a mile west of Savage Harbor, near the wreck of George N. Orr. It lies with 18 feet of water at the stern, and the captain hopes to refloat at the next high tide. The ship, bound from Gaspe to Portland, carries a wireless outfit and appears uninjured.
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Wyandotte
Savage Harbor
George N. Orr
Gaspe
Portland
Maine
Big Four Becomes Big Five At Peace Conference
Paris June 13 Baron Makino Japanese delegate joins Lloyd George Clemenceau Orlando and Wilson to form the Big Five The council adopts the change to include Makino citing the need for full adherence The Supreme Economic Council discusses restricting British and French food shipments into Germany from occupied areas to require collective consent for trade
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Guardian
Paris
Baron Makino
Lloyd-George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Wilson
Big Four
Germany
Supreme Economic Council of the
Peace Conference
British proposals delay reparations reply in Paris
In Paris on June 13 British representatives made a last moment bid to reopen reparations talks. They propose adding contract of raw materials to the permanent reparations commission powers to oversee Germany’s economy. The reparations Commission rejected the idea, delaying the reply to Germany likely until Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guardian
Paris
Permanent Reparations Commission
Germany
Commission
Reparations Commission
Victory Loan Four Percent Funding and Bond Issued at 85
The British government announces a four percent funding loan at 85 redeemable in 71 years by sinking fund, along with a four percent Victory Bond at 85 redeemable at par by annual drawings starting September 1920.
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London
New Zealand Debt Grows Amid War Pressures
Wellington reports war costs push New Zealand national debt by 81 million pounds, about 170 pounds per person. National wealth stands at 400 pounds per head, bank deposits at 72 pounds per person. Savings banks rise from 19 million pounds in 1914 to 33 million in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Wellington
New Zealand
Railway Unions Will Not Strike
WINNIPHG June 13 There is little foundation for the rumor that railway running trades unions will join in the sympathetic strike despite warnings from their internationals. A high official says drastic action is highly improbable and the situation for trainmen remains practically unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Winniphg
Diamond Cutting in America Development Report
London reports a surge in US diamond imports, five months to May, totaling 15 million dollars. The figure, 65 percent of uncut diamonds, signals a major expansion of the American diamond cutting industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
Guardian
London
Clothing Prices Seen Rising Despite Labor Report
In Hamilton on June 10, clothing dealers dispute Ottawa's labor department report predicting price cuts. They warn cloth manufacturers cannot fill orders and each new quotation is higher than the previous, signaling no decline in clothing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Labour Department
Ottawa
Parliament Begins Extra Sessions
OTTAWA June 13 The House will hold morning sittings on Tuesday and Saturday sessions from June 21. Dennis of Joliette objected saying members cannot attend morning sessions and follow committee work. He suggested adjourning until fall or a fall special session. The motion for morning and Saturday sittings carried.
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the Guardian
Ottawa
Dennis
Joliette
Mutiny Among French Marines at Toulon
Paris reports a mutiny by marines at Toulon demanding immediate demobilization. When refused, they imprisoned their chiefs and turned their guns on the city, signaling a broader spirit of insubordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
Paris
Toulon
Troops Held Up By Liverpool Strike
London June 13 The Scotian with 1700 Canadians on board is held up at Liverpool by a strike of ship stewards. All Atlantic liners are affected as sailings of the Canada Thursday and the Baltic and Belgic Saturday are canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Guardian
London
Liverpol
Canada
Oshawa Welcomes Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Oshawa greeted Their Excellencies the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire on their first city visit. A program for the Governor General’s party included a luncheon a tour of public buildings and plants a large public reception and an address by Mayor Stacey followed by graveside ceremonies at Union Cemetery.
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Guardian
Oshawa
Duke and Duchess of Devonshire
Stacey
Union Cemetery
British Deny Attack on Petrograd
London reports the British war office denies a Stockholm claim that British troops are advancing on Petrograd. No further details were provided and the statement reiterates no British operation toward Petrograd is underway as of June 13.
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Petrograd
the Guardian
London
British War Office
Stockholm
New Industries Again Discussed By Charlottetown Committee
A Charlottetown Industrial Promotion Committee meeting led by Mayor Wright discussed starting a Brockton Mass boot and shoe factory and a tannery with $50 000 capital. Proposals include 300 hides daily and 300 shoes daily, a local store, and 40–50 jobs, with data gathering and city support moving forward.
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Charlottetown
Basler
Mr. Basler
Hts
Brown
Germans Cultivating The Dutch Press
Berlin reports a leaked exchange among league officials for the protection of ex Emperor William mentioning a 20000 mark payment to Holland to influence the Dutch press. Socialist Vorwaerts notes the propaganda expense, given Entente aims to have the former emperor surrendered.
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Berlin
League For
Wiliam
Holland
Vorwaerts
League
Weather and tides for Toronto June forecast
The report lists tide times for today and the coming days with high tides at 10.28 this morning 11.10 tomorrow 11.51 Monday and rises tonight 12 tomorrow 12.16 and Monday 12.68. Sun sets at 8 in the next days. Full moon Friday June 18 at 11.28 a.m. Last quarter moon Saturday June 21 at 12.28 a.m.
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Ceci. Warren
Guardian Job Tinting
It. Gay & Corlottetown
John McQuillan
Rowin Aitken
Russ Hotel
Montague Furnishing Col. Ltd
Montague
Saunders Newsome & Co
Pleasant Street
Province
Rosery
C.P.R
Bolsheviski
R.R. Telegraphers
Parliament
Liverpool
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