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Newspaper
Lloydminster Review
Location
Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Aug 07, 1914
Page
1
Wartime dispatches report Britain and Germany at war with Sir Edward Grey's ultimatum mocked. The Gazette notes ships barred as contraband, mobilization orders issued, Halifax harbor fortified, and Ottawa preparing defenses. Parliament delays arms pledges while volunteers surge.
London reports official declaration of war between England and Germany with wireless orders to the British fleet to capture or destroy the enemy. Dispatches describe battles in Liege and Alsace Lorraine and German bombs on French targets as the global conflict escalates.
A report notes 15 000 Ross rifles ordered for troops and a deployment of extra men. The source mentions a government rifle supply and an accompanying gun shipment from Quebec with ongoing adjustments to numbers and units.
Montreal August reports arrangements to gather 40 000 horses in Canada for Britain if needed in the war. Livestock Exchange official says many come from eight years of breeding and that British remount inspectors may travel to Montreal for mobilization.
The passage argues the denunciation of the Scots at Regina is ignored, insisting there has never been a time when the province as a whole proved the winner. It claims the government can seek another vote of conscience if needed and the people would again express satisfaction with Regina's government and the Lloydminster member.
Ottawa reports a German cruiser shelling Grace May Nova Scotia to disrupt Canadian wireless links to Britain. Berlin says Italy must answer an ultimatum and London notes German steamers at Hull seized as prisoners of war.
Ottawa reports that after tonight's council session the Prime Minister stated Parliament will be summoned to meet on Tuesday. Funds for defence and Governor General warrants will be issued, with temporary legislation to support Militia Department actions. The cabinet grants authority for troops requisitioning and full powers may extend in continuous session until peace is achieved.
The British Government has accepted salon to her assistance signaling possible Canadian contingents. It is likely Canadians will be held for a fortnight in England for further training before deployment to the continent.
Admiralty confirms the Amphion light cruiser of 3 440 tons was lost with 131 sailors dead. The wreck includes the captain sixteen officers and 185 men among the casualties. The ship’s standard complement was 202 officers and men.
A Tokyo message says Japan would join the war if England is drawn into the Far East. In Washington rumors circulate about a wireless message captured by the government. In Paris Premier Viviane of Germany discusses the world conflict between the two nations.
In Edmonton a Dominion lands agent faces a dilemma as ten French homesteaders seek assurance that their claims will be held for them while they serve. Similar questions arise from Russians Belgians Dutch and Scandinavians amid calls to mobilize for the front, echoing past colonial wartime contingents.
Fragmentary remarks reference a political conflict named Pathiotiebm v Politica and a noted figure J. FP from South Africa circa 1900 9. The speaker defends service to a motherland and hints at duplicity while eyeing a July timeframe.
Alberta government report by A Craig, superintendent of demonstration farms, notes 350 summer fallow crop project excellent. Claresholm fair. Olds Vermilion Sedgewick Stony Plain hit by hail, with Stony Plain severely damaged. East sees Craig buying cattle for demos. Claresholm herd now fully farmed. others enlarged. Also notes two German streamers captured in the North Sea.
The Times questions who is behind the meddling in Regina regarding sidewalk by laws. It argues the inquiry should be clarified to resolve local governance tensions and curb unfounded insinuations.
Aug 4 report from Regina notes patristic demonstrations amid a melee as a bounty subject clashes with a pugilist. The fragment hints at unrest and a heat of public confrontation surrounding a controversial prize fight.
A wire from Principal F. M. Riches lists successful entrants at Albert School exams. Names include Richel Cuthbert Verne Miller Jean Méusson Jack Lawrie Gordon Lawrie Dorcas Bigut and Wore Gitchrset.
Lieut Col Hodson commander of the 23nd Saskatchewan Light Horse issued orders as the regiment prepares for mobilization. The War Department in Ottawa is expected to issue the official mobilization order at any moment.
Notice to every member of the regimental staff and corps. All officers W.O. and men must be ready for service. The Drill Hall will be open day and night until further notice.
Volunteers are enrolling at the Drill Hall as mobilization plans for the Canadian Militia are completed. The 22nd S.L.I. may form at full strength with 800 more volunteers, while offers from quarters pour in and J P Lyle grants the regiment free control of the action during the crisis.
The Overseas Club hosted gatherings amid patriotism and maternal support during the crisis. Reported sentiment praised loyal displays and a sense of unity. The Lloydminster and District Swimming Club held events last week, with attendance details noted as crowded. A hospital board meeting summary is expected next.
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