War veterans group drafts cash bonus plan at fourth convention
The Great War Veterans Association of Canada debates a proposed cash bonus of $1,090 plus a per diem for total service, with no deductions, aiming to aid returned soldiers re-establishing after the war. Dominion leaders question feasibility, estimate cost around $215,000, and urge Parliament to act this session amid public caution.
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Great Warrans’ Association of Canada
Fem
Parliamient
Dominion
MelNeil
Hasine Las
Canada
Fe Jenkins
Lek
G. W.va
Armenians Massacred in Armenian State Area
Archishop Eliyan from Erivan reports 17,000 Armenians killed within the Armenian state borders, claimed to be incited by the Young Turks in Azerbaijan. London artists note novelist Ars Mumparey Ward died of heart disease in hospital on Wednesday.
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Young Turks
London
Tartars
Azerbaijan
Archibishop Eiian
Erivan
Fenian
Armenia
Ars Mumparey Ward
Ospital
Urges energetic steps to enforce treaty
A fragmentary report quotes Tardien urging rapid action by allied governments to enforce Versailles terms. The interview hints at a drastic move, a possible peace conference in London, and emphasizes immediate measures for enforcement amid uncertain prospects.
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Versailles
Tardien
Lonce
Erante
London
New Home for Former Crown Prince in Weirgen Island
The Dutch government grants Weirgen Island as a residence for Imperial remnants. The plan aims to safeguard armed Emperor William and his son by housing them away from the mainland. Reports suggest the prince asked for the island location but declined to live near his father.
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Hague
Weirgen
Fosines Gefnan
Atince
Holland
William
Normal look in Essen despite armed guards and damage
A Telegraaf correspondent reports Essen appears normal outwardly but shows armed Soviet guards red flags and bullet marks on buildings in Düsseldorf area. A Soviet official claims no fear of Allied intervention as the administration urges continued work and discipline amid unrest.
Reprisals Threatened in Ireland District Council Notice
An Irish district council warns of potential reprisals after a communications dispute. The report notes threats directed at local authorities and police, with Queens town police referenced as part of the security concerns.
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Queens Town
United States backs Turkish city status reforms in Europe
The United States replies to France and Britain on Turkish settlement arguing there is no sound reason to retain the Turkish capital in Europe. It opposes exclusive belligerent claims, supports equal commerce opportunities, and asserts Russia must have a say in future governance of Constantinople and Turkish states.
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United St
Europe
United States
Near East
Uni
Armeni
Turkey
Constantinople
Russia
Amber price doubt voiced by Poole in Canada
I R Poole secretary of the Mountain Association said there will be no further amber price increases manufacturers can help with the situation though congestion and production figures are not yet definite The Canadian Board of Commerce will review the matter with the 1919 operations presented in due course Poole claimed the figures would prove conclusively the manufacturers can meet demand
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Calgary
I. R. Pooretary
The
Mountain Association
Thoroughbreds From Royal Windsor Stable
The Saskatoon Prince of Wales racehorses from Royal Windsor Stable may appear on western Canadian tracks this year. J Carlyle, Alberta manager, recently purchased horses on a Canadian tour and oversees unloading. Most animals are bred for breeding and some to race in Canada, with several shipped east to compete and breed.
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Prince of Wales
Saskatoon
J. Carlyle
Alberta
Royal
Canala
Daniels Criticises Navy Chaos Claim at War Declaration
The article reports debate over the U S Navy Department’s readiness when the United States severed relations with Germany. Secretary Daniels allegedly disapproved the March 1917 plan by the bureau of operations. Senate investigators cited witness aid concerns and questioned the department’s state of preparation during the outbreak of war.
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US. Navy Department
Washington
Navy Department
United States
Germany
Daniels
Bureau of Operations
Harris Laring
Senate
Con Ac
Sa Easy
Withdraw Chinese Troops in Siberia Foreseen by Peking
Peking announces withdrawal of Chinese troops from Siberia in line with powers to abrogate the China Japanese frontier accord. The move signals agreement with major powers and aims to ease tensions on the frontier.
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Siberia
Belgians Warn They Will Open Fire on Further Shots
A wartime dispatch describes Belgian forces threatening to fire again if combat continues in occupied territory. Reports mention Belgian commanders and local workers facing renewed gunfire as fighting escalates in disputed areas.
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Verman
Terriory
Ridevch
Real Praanis
Ge Peroux
Cibesck
French Peace Loan Unofficial Figures Placed Total
Unclear figures estimate the peace loan total between 15,000,000 300 and 16,000,000,000 francs. The text notes a larger proportion of currency than in prior loans, reflecting a shift in funding.
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France
Lemieux Speaks On Bi Lingual Question
Canadian leader Lemieux addressed the bilingual issue at Westminster, stressing he spoke as a citizen not a party advocate. The gathering, chaired by Geddes, included Lord Salisbury and ex premiers among attendees, with Wir fanning reception from peers and notable figures.
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London
Rodelphe
Empire Part Association
Westminster
Land Geddes
Lemier
Willie
Hind
House of Lorde
Asquith
Devonshire
Canterbury
Lord Burnham
Lord Isington
Walter Long
Eral Seeley
Ben Tiller
France May Retaliate Amid Declining Franc Value
The article notes France considering further retaliation as the franc weakens, sparking renewed debate over exchange rates and possible measures. It mentions tensions with Germany and evolving currency dynamics across European markets.
Canada’s Mercantile Marine Policy Debated in House
The House faces questions on the government’s sea service policy. Lucien Gannon questions who chose ships, and whether tender rules favoring opposition leaders are being used to push debate. Lawmakers probe cost, revenue, and depreciation as the marine program proceeds.
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Lucien Gannon
Dorchester
Cannon
CC. Ballantyne
W. L. Mav
Kenzie King
Paris Accepts German Army Entry To Ruhr to Restore Order
Report from Berlin states German troops may enter the Ruhr occupied zone to restore order as allies debate inter allied action. France seeks coal supply stability while Britain and Italy favor German operations. French coal output has plunged from 40,000,000 to about 19,000,000 tons annually.
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Paris
Berlin
Miller
Ebert
Ruth Valley
France
Ruhr
Niet
Germany
Tlork
Canadian Navy To Continue On Pre War Basis
Article discusses British and Allied policy on Turkish affairs and U S involvement. Mentions Herbert H. Asa ley and Lloyd George explaining strategies. Notes caution against rushing mandates and distrust over splitting Turkey. References United States stance and responsibility of administration.
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Canadian Navy
Lordan
Herbert H Asaley
Lloyd George
United States
Great Britain
France
Turkey
Pais
America
Eaienae
Sonvaasine Withree
Atiwenia
Soviets and Canada Dominate War Time Conference Notes
Reported discussions focus on Soviet Russia internal policy and economic planning with the Russian party at the March 27 convention, centralization debates, and the coming peace conference’s implications. Canada weighs naval defense, demobilization moves, and reorganization of the navy under Imperial Britain guidance, including retirements of senior officers and a shift to a leaner force.
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Neuse Cones
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Russia
Hae
Canada
Mimiad
Great Britain
Sik
Bern
Evan Hines
Jenaicer
Rainbow Tha
Peda Aeeier
Nayal Rat
Fsquimy Mall
Casaddian Naval Service
Naval College Salt Aso
Ballantyne
Canadian Naval Service
Aduiral
Balled
Sir Kings
Canadi Naval Service
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Denver moves to banish horses from city streets
A bill before the city council would prohibit keeping horses cattle sheep or swine within city limits or driving them on streets after January 1925. The measure aims to curb animal traffic in the urban area and enforce a ban on equine use in public thoroughfares.
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Denver
Turk Leader Arrested in Constantinople Claim
Ali Said Pasha, military governor of Constantinople, reports that the Turk leader has been seized by British forces in the city, signaling a major shift in control amid ongoing military actions.
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Constantinople
Ali Said Pasha
Soviets Active in German Revolt Amid Street Fighting
Reported rebellion continues in German towns near Hall, with workmen opposing military forces and Bolshevik influence limited to Falkenstein in Saxony. Socialist groups clash as weapons are carried by thousands. casualties mount from March clashes and ongoing street fighting.
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Falkenstein
Saxony
Socialist-Democrats
Erenades
Pis
Leipsi
Egtimnaiee
Seip
Peresons
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