Canadian Ministers and Leaders Listed in New Cabinet
New York dispatch notes a cabinet lineup with Hon. Dr. Reid Con and Hugh Guthrie as top officials in Canada. It also lists J. A. Calder and Albert Sevigny among others, with a German deserters report claiming 35,000 crossed into Holland over two months from the frontiers.
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Reid
Hugh Guthrie
J. C
Thar Meighen
A. L. Sifton
J. A. Calder
T. W. Croth
P. E. Blondin
Inland Revenue
Albert Sevigny
C. C. Ballantyne
Frank Cochrane
Molland
Dua Day Event Shines At Lloydminster
The Dua Day event drew steady crowds with home cookery, fancy work, and farm produce sales. Ice cream and tea tables were busy as performers appeared on stage and the Lloydminster Orchestra provided music for a well attended evening dance.
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Ceveral
Lloydminster
Ledger of Life
Joan of Arc tale features.Characters and actors play roles
The piece presents the Maid of Orleans story as related by Porrar with a cast including Hatton as King Charles Reid as Eric Trent Roberts as Gen. La Tite Charles La Tre ty Oisse leur James dikes Lasart HB Koch as Duke of Burgundy William Conklin as John of Luxem bara Walter Long as the Executioner and Emilios Jorgensen as Michael Messenger of Oot.
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Maid of
Innocent Bystander Seeks Clarification on Rural Retreats
Fragmentary correspondence hints at a dispute over respect and combat. The writer laments a failing effort by a country gentleman to engage, recalling ancient codes of honor and social hierarchy. The tone suggests frustration and a call for understanding from a distant observer.
Ada Ward Captivates Audiences At Next Week’s Chau Tauqua
Ada L. Ward’s lecture tours evoke wartime urgency and social change as audiences respond with laughter and tears. Contemporary reviews praise her ability to unite listeners, strip class distinctions, and stir a collective spirit amid war concerns.
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Ada L. Ward
Ada Ward
Lethbridge Daily Herald
Edmonton
Ada L. Wardad
Winnipeg Free Press
State of anarchy spreads through Russian provinces
The dispatch from Petrograd reports growing disorder as police hunt 16,000 criminals. Questionable clubs and resorts multiply amid deteriorating law and order across the provinces.
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London
The
Times
New York Faces Sugar Shortage
New York and vicinity face a sugar famine as Cuban cane sugar is scarce and the new beet crop won’t be available before December. Half the refineries are shut down and only half time remains until the Cuban crop arrives in January.
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New York
New Ork
Britain to Adopt Air Reprisals Worries Germans
Zurich dispatch notes Berlin fears Britain may adopt air reprisals escalating tension in Europe as officials weigh responses and potential countermeasures. The report highlights German concern over Britain’s possible strategic shift amid growing wartime pressures.
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Britain
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