Mackenzie King Elected Liberal Leader After Ballot Mixup
The national Liberal convention elected Mackenzie King as leader on what was officially the fourth ballot though only three votes were initially counted. Delegates miscast votes during retirements of George Gratton and D D McKenzie, prompting a fifth ballot and a final tally of 476 to 438 in favor of King, with Fielding the runner up.
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Rumanians Pressured to Leave Budapest by Inter-Allied Relief
Paris dispatch reports Herbert Hoover halting relief supplies to Budapest, citing Romanian actions depriving Hungarians of food. US peace delegation notes no American troops in Budapest with a few officers and relief workers present. Supreme Council notes Romanian authorities to the end of interference, amid ongoing relief effort tensions.
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Bread Shortage in London Strikes Continue Amid Unchanged Labor Situation
London reports show no real change in the labor crisis as bakers and Yorkshire miners strike on while rail services recover. Bread queues form in the east end amid bakery closures after long shifts. Parliament notes a sharp drop in coal output and hints at liquor trade regulation amid selective German trade.
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Liverpool
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Lecturers Assessed as Intruders in UK Debate
In the House of Commons Edward Shortt, the Home Secretary, said he is inclined to agree that British electors can settle domestic questions themselves. He added he does not believe government action is necessary regarding a prohibition campaign for U S citizens in Britain, a point cheered by MPs.
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House of Commons
U.S
Edward Shortt
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Afairs
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Montreal Exemption Ruling Tests Military Service Act
Judge Leet in Lafard vs. Senecal rules an order-in-council cannot cancel exemptions legally granted under the Military Service act. The judgment suggests this decision may affect most exemption cases and states that penalties under the act cannot be abrogated by such orders.
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Lafard
Britain Grants War Thanks to Allied Leaders and Units
The House of Commons passed a formal vote of thanks to Marshal Foch and Allied service members from Britain and its auxiliary services for war efforts. The motion explicitly recognized British women’s organizations and the government urged royal honors and substantial monetary rewards for senior commanders across land, air, and sea forces.
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Marshal Foch
France
Great Britain
House of Commons
George
Chicago union leaders estimate profiteer impact on strikes
District council leaders of the Federated Railway Shopmen say a conservative estimate of 1,725,000 faces disruption from profiteers. They note government measures criminalize profiteering and that violence is not supported by the union. No mail trains have been interfered with as far as they know.
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House of Commons
Ira Stratton Resigns as Manitoba Civil Service Chief
Winnipeg leader Ira Stratton resigns from his post as president of the Manitoba Civil Service association. The move ends his tenure amid ongoing provincial public service discussions and organizational leadership changes.
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Manitoba Civil Service Association
Haig Named Earl Haig of Bemerside in Peerage
London reports Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, elevated to the peerage by King George, will assume the title Earl Haig of Bemerside. This marks a high honor for the WWI commander as he steps into an hereditary rank.
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Romanian Armistice Terms Prompt British and U S Unity
Paris reports the supreme council rejected Romania's ultimatum to Hungary insisting on postwar concessions. The Romanian demand would end occupation only if Hungary cedes war materials and war equipment, including rolling stock, vehicles, and livestock, with delivery of all arms manuals.
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Birkenhead Police Resign From Union Strike Protest
The loyal Birkenhead police across the Mersey from Liverpool unanimously resign from the police union in protest of a strike action. About half the Birkenhead force left, the first public repudiation by loyal officers in any strike area.
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Strikers clash as police watch during bread strike turmoil
Witnesses testified that police remained on duty but could be called out. strikers and an Austrian ex-employee allegedly pressured a city official to quit work. A Canada Bread manager described a two-load force of strong-arm men who shut down the plant, with Winters named as organizer.
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Rioting at St George's Hall in Liverpool escalates with bayonet charge
Disorder erupts near St George's Hall as rioters clash with soldiers in Liverpool. Mob assault on guards leaves several men beaten with axe handles while gunfire rings out in Scotland Road area. Troops fire over the disturbance and disperse the crowd after the sentry is attacked.
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Acres of Prairie Land for Sale Near Winnipeg and Portage
Parcel details describe 640 acres near Portage la Prairie with elm groves and water frontage, 300 acres broken and two 200 acre blocks on small river lots. Prices range from 35 to 42 dollars per acre with cash payments and multiple parcels described across Manitoba locations including near Winnipeg and Assiniboine River.
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Resolutions call tariff revision to ease living costs
Ottawa reports the National Liberal convention considering free imports for key goods to curb rising prices and support industry, proposing substantial tariff cuts and a British preference boost. London warns continued high spending leads to national bankruptcy as figures show pensions naval costs police funds and food control delays.
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Japan Respecting Chinese Sovereignty Statement
Tokio reports Viscount Uchida the Japanese foreign minister says Japan does not intend to modify China's territorial sovereignty in Shantung. Troops will be withdrawn immediately after an arrangement with China is reached. Japan also contemplates a foreign settlement at Tsingtau instead of a purely local one.
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Wanted Immediate Farms in Manitoba for Cash Purchase
Advert says Dominion Farms Agency seeks several 160 acre farms in Manitoba and two or three 220 acre improved farms under 35 dollars per acre. Agency offers large cash payment, possible all cash, and half cash on deals with sellers assisting placement in this year's crop. No listing charges guaranteed fair deal. Contact Winnipesaug, Illinois address listed as 815 Somerset Bldg.
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Prince of Wales to Visit Quebec for Four Days
The Prince of Wales will land on Thursday August 21 and stay four days in Quebec City. He will be housed in the citadel with official representatives receiving him. On the next day an official reception at Parliament Buildings will feature addresses from Sir Lomer Gouin and Mayor Lavigneur. He departs Sunday August 24.
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