Asquith Hails Justice and League of Nations Vision
The text records Mr. Asquith demanding meted justice for war crimes and urging the immediate practical formation of a league of nations following President Wilson's Europe visit. He warns against confusion while stressing broader United States involvement and lasting understanding between allies and the U.S. without ending industrial rivalry.
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Mr. Asquith
Wilson
Europe
Asquith
League of Nations
Alles
United States
Siberia
Russia
Ottawa meets to address Europe livestock shortage and credit
Live stock producers from the Canasher council and meat packing representatives meet in Ottawa to draft five resolutions for government action. They call for rural credit, credits with France Belgium and Italy, sending a government agent to Europe led by H B Thomson, and provision of marketing facilities including temperature controlled rail cars and storage, plus a national campaign push.
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Canasher Live Stock Council
Dominion
Ottawa
Europe
France
Belgium
Italy
H. B. Thomson
Canadian Food Board
Fragmented OCR Item From Historic Page
The readable fragments reference a personal note about an uncle and a purchase or gift involving ties. The rest of the text is garbled and unclear, making specifics about names, dates, or context difficult to determine.
Canadians in Germany move toward Rhine cities amid reorganization
Canadian forces in Germany include the Royal Canadian Dragoons Fort Garry Horse Strathcona Horse and Royal Canadian Horse Artillery forming a cavalry brigade. The 1st 2nd 3rd and 4th Canadian Divisions list numerous infantry battalions and note 3rd and 4th divisions remain near Mons until Belgian transport is restored. Supply transport remains difficult awaiting Belgium facilities.
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Borm
Germany
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Fort Garry Horse
Strathcona Horse
Royal Canadian Horse Artillery
Canadian Cavalry Brigade
Mons
Belgium
Evoked the Shades of Shakespeare in a transient line
A fragment from a theater notes section echoes Shakespearean mood with odd phrasing about work or fight and a casually placed remark on marriage, reflecting a playful transcription.
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Loafer
King May Visit U. S.
King Albert of Berghor and Sung Vievou Fromansel of Italy may lead a European trip with President Wilkon possibly aboard. Paris Matin editor Stephen Lazarer announced plans before sailing for France while M. Lesaume has spent months in the United States on an official mission.
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Albert of
Berghor
Fromansel
Italy
Wilkon May Viet
Europe
Stephen Lazarer
Paris Matin
France
M. Lesaume
United States
M.leverne
Victory Sing Honors Soldiers and Sailors in New York
The Thanksgiving observance in New York City saw broad participation across associations societies and individuals. The Madison Square Garden Victory Sing drew 720000 voices as the nation joined in song at exactly 4 o clock with unity from cities towns ships and camps nationwide.
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New York City
Madison Square Garden
George of England Visits Lille Sparks Crowds
King George of England arrived in Lille on Friday and was met by enthusiastic crowds as he traveled to the British army general headquarters where local authorities welcomed him.
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Lille
Ire
George
England
Timely Operation Aids Critical Patient In Western City
Two young physicians in a western city, each struggling to establish themselves, discussed a recent case. The operation was performed just in time, the patient would have recovered without it only if delayed by another day.
Canada War Expenditures Forecast To 1919
The minister of finance forwards estimates to Sir Robert Borden noting total Canadian war expenditures rise from 1.068 billion dollars to 1.29 billion by March next and potential post March 31 1919 costs may exceed 100 million. Pension costs at 30 million annually and net debt expected to reach 1.5 billion by March 31 1919. Indirect damages from raids and submarine activity are also being pursued by the secretary of state.
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Ottawa
Nnance
Robert Borden Suilt
Canada
German airship plans for trans Atlantic flight and Staaken plant
Berlin correspondent says Germany is building an airplane for a trans Atlantic trip at Staaken near Berlin and a Zeppelin at Friedrichshafen. Staaken employs 3000 workers and uses aluminum for postal service crafts. Zeppelin project aims for 40 hour Atlantic voyage with nine engines. past Zeppelin flight from Bulgaria in 1917 covered 22 tons of munitions to East Africa before returning.
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London
Atlantic
Ber-lin
Daily Express
Staaken
Berlin
Reasch
Paris
Herlin
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Bulgaria
East Afrbca
East Africa
Rausch
New York
France Adds to Long List Paris
Nine French prisoners were shot by the Germans and fifteen other prisoners seriously wounded at the Langensalza prison camp in Prussian Saxony according to the Spanish ambassador in Berlin. The prisoners’ behavior did not improve the situation.
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France
Paris
Langensalza
Prussian
Saxony
Berlin
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German Rhine
Maus University
Cologne
Hoston
King
U. S
General Lipsett
Officess Phets
H.B.H
Prince of Wales
Cambrai
Cronus
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