Canadian Ministers and German Deserters Reported
The Canadian cabinet lists ministers including Reid Con Solicitor-General Guthrie Justice Meighen Sifton Calder Croth Blondin Sevigny Ballantyne Cochrane. A New York cable notes 35,000 German deserters crossed into Holland in two months, with frontier guards at several points detailing the breach.
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J. C
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J. A. Calder
T. W. Croth
P. E. Blondin
Inland Revenue
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C. C. Ballantyne
Frank Cochrane
Molland
New York
Sun
Frontier Guards
Dua Day Event Delights Lloydminster Community
A Lloydminster event dubbed Dua Day drew strong crowds with home cookery, fancy work, and farm produce on sale. Ice cream and tea tables were popular, a few performers entertained on stage, and the evening concluded with a dance powered by the Lloydminster Orchestra.
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Ceveral
Lloydminster
Ledger of Life
Joan of Arc: Moral Tale Told by Porrar and Cast
The piece recounts the Maid of Orleans with a moral framing as presented by Porrar, listing a cast including Hatton as King Charles Reid as Eric Trent Roberts as General La Tite La Tre as Oisse leur James Dikes Lasart Koch as Duke of Burgundy Conklin as John of Luxembourg Long as the Executioner and Jorgensen as Michael the Messenger.
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Maid of
Innocent Bystander Letter Quips on Battle Refusal
A fragmentary letter argues that rank dictates combat willingness and mocks rural gentlemen who refuse to engage. It references ancient knights and social hierarchy, noting the writer’s earnest but unheeded plea and ending with a sign off Innocent Bystander.
Ada Ward Charms Crowd At Ghautauqua Lecture
Ada L Ward’s war era talk captivates MeAum audience transforming attendees into a united sisterhood. Critics praise her for stirring emotion and urging wartime resolve, with observers noting the talk’s impact on morale during a time of conflict.
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Ada L. Ward
Ada Ward
Lethbridge Daily Herald
Edmonton
Ada L. Wardad
Winnipeg Free Press
States of anarchy spread in Russian provinces report
The Times dispatch from Petrograd describes growing disorder across Russian provinces with deteriorating communications, widespread police search for 16 000 criminals, and a rise in questionable resorts and night clubs amid unrest.
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London
The
Times
New York Faces Sugar Shortage as Beet Crop Delayed
New York and vicinity confront a sugar famine with Cuban cane scarce and no beet crop until December. Refineries cut output. only half operating. Purchases will be hard until the new Cuban crop arrives in January.
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New York
New Ork
Germans Worry Over Britain Adopting Air Reprisals
Zurich dispatch reports German officials fearing Britain may retaliate with air raids after Britain indicates it could adopt air reprisals. The note outlines heightened anxiety in Germany as strategic tensions rise in wartime Europe.
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Britain
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