Restrictions Lifting on Gasoline Sales and War Casualties
News of The World reports gasoline sales now unrestricted without licenses. Casualties for American forces reach 262,723 with 25,262 killed. British Labour pushes for 1 million modern rental homes. Weyburn election faces fierce contest after Judge Wood probe. Winnipeg sets $12 minimum wage for milliners and knitters. Mooney’s death sentence commuted in San Francisco. Von Mackensen’s 1700000 strong army to be interred in Hungary until peace. Demobilization speeds home Canadian troops within a year. Eleven Mennonites from Swift Current jailed for refusing school attendance. London Labour meeting features revolutionary speeches and a song. Canadian Siberian expedition deemed necessary to restore order in Russia. Saskatchewan prohibitionists to attend Toronto convention against liquor ban. Ontario legislature to meet Friday. Conservatives honor Robert Rogers, signaling end of party truce.
Conservatives Press Return to Old Standard in Postwar Debate
The article notes the Canadian Council of Agriculture urging government to revive the Reciprocity Bill and seek ratification. It reports on monarchs and politicians, including the former Kaiser’s abdication and fears of a restoration, Britain’s financial role, and various postwar political moves across Europe. It mentions the Dominion loan for housing, Welland Canal work, and Roosevelt’s appeal to aid the Allies, with details on casualties and trials.
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