World News Roundup Reflects Postwar Turmoil
News items report allied troop occupation plans in Europe to curb Bolshevism, delays from the peace conference, and the return of 2090 Canadian soldiers by Christmas. Notices cover elections, naval fleets, claims over the Ross rifle factory, and local fines in Khedive Saskatchewan.
Various World War I News Items and Political Moves
A rapid digest cites a Swift Current magistrate accused of soliciting a bribe in a forgery case. Reports note a senator accusing the U.S. president of seizing the cable service to suppress peace talks, plus German prince Wilhelm hiding on a Dutch island. It mentions loosened Canada U.S. travel permits, passport norms abroad, and military service penalties for evaders. Regina groups push for mayoral candidates led by J. F. Bole. Wm. G. McAdoo resigns from treasury duties. Over a thousand Saskatchewan schools closed due to flu. Judge William Wilkinson dies at 92. Dutch Kaiser’s fortune and confiscations detailed. British prisoners freed from camps suffer hardships. Henry Ford retires from active company duties, plans a tractor venture and a weekly paper. Belgium’s king returns to Brussels, greeted warmly. German peace stance judged through correspondents, with Premier Borden avoiding direct claims in peace talks.
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