Farmers Enter The Federal Arena Of Agriculture Policy
Farmers adopt a national policy platform and call a conference of farmers organizations from Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba and Ontario to coordinate political effort for electing supporters of the new national policy to the Dominion Parliament The platform revise includes federal electorate with women’s votes and a Naturalization Act proposal The session also reports a girl Daisy Bowbank six burned to death in Hamilton after lighting a candle in her home
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J. B. Musselman
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Canada
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Hamilton
Daisy Bowbank
Two Killed in Fganine-narsy &evevin Air Crash
In thick fog a Victory Loan airplane crashed near Eganville, killing pilot once of Leaside Camp Toronto and passenger James F Munro of Pembroke. Both men died instantly with the machine wrecked. Munro was a Pembroke businessman and Liberal candidate.
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Fganine—narsy &Evevin
Leaside Camp
Toronto
James F. Munro
Pembroke
Victory
Reeves Field
Eganville
Exanville
Harry Dobbis
Ted
Moose Jaw
Sask
Armour Heights
Federal raid hits Seattle Union Record office
Federal officers raided the Seattle Union Record in Seattle Washington seizing the plant and several employers including editor E Ball on instruction from Washington D C United States District Attorney Robert C Saunders said the raid followed the paper s editorial linking the Centralia killings to illegal acts by dead soldiers themselves
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Seattle
Wash
Seattle Union Record
E. Ball
United States
Robert C. Saunders
Washington, D.C
Record
Centralia
Smallpox Cases Rise in Ontario and Toronto
The medical health officer reports 263 smallpox cases in Toronto, up 36, with 878 exposed under quarantine. The provincial health department records 133 cases outside Toronto.
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Ontario
Toronto
The
Medical Health Offer
Provincial Health Department
U S Government Raids I W W H Qs Across Washington
Following an Armistice Day parade in Centralia Washington authorities arrested IWW members and raided their headquarters. Twenty two men and one woman with radical beliefs were jailed while four prisoners including the woman were moved to Lewis County jail Chehalis. National guards patrolled Centralia as raids spread to Seattle Tacoma and Aberdeen with arrests and seizures of literature and records.
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Centralia
Washington
Industrial Workers For the World
United States
L.W
Lewis County
Chehalis
Seattle
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Lw.w
LWW
Premier Drury Announces Ontario Cabinet Members
Premier Drury reveals a cabinet list in The Farmers Sun as Ontario forms a new government. Fr. Grant joins as education minister after accepting the Carleton seat, with W. F Nickle J appointed attorney general and others including Doherty, Grant, Dowman, Biggs, Rollo, Mille, Nixon, and Peter Smith filling provincial posts.
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Toronto
Fury
Fr. Grant
Carleton
Ontario
Drury Aso
W. F Nickle
Kingston
Farmers’ Sun
E. C. Drury
Manning Doherty
KH. Grant
Benish Dowman
F.C. Biggs
Labor
W. R. Rollo
H. Mille
Nixon
Treassurer
Peter Smith
Oy Lee Cot P
War Board On The Car Shortage
Western Railway War Board reports extreme strain from coal and grain movement, drought stock shifts, severe winter weather, and US car shortages. Extra box cars used for stock, snowplows slow traffic, railways prioritize feed and livestock to ease shortages amid mounting demand across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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West
Western Branch
Railway War Board
Western
Canada
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Lake Head
Alberta
United States
Sinn Fein MPs in Court Sentenced in Ireland Raids Case
Sinn Fein H P s in the British House of Commons era were arraigned in a police court after raids. They refused to recognize the court and were sentenced to two months imprisonment. Among the arrested were John Mahoney John Hayes and others identified in the report.
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Dabtin
Sinn Fein
House of Commons
Feach
Tionto
John
Mahoney
John Hayes
Rank
Stestes Ice
Aviator Flights From London to Australia Attempt Underway
Captain Ross, a Brush aviator, left Hounslow field seeking a flight to Australia. Captain Smith already logged multiple long journeys, including 1918 routes from Cairo to Baghdad in Asian Turkey and Cairo to Karachi in British India.
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Australia
London
Ross
Brush
Hounslow Aviation Field
Smith
Cairo
Egypt
Bagdad
Asiatic
Turkey
Karachi
British India
Quebec Premier May Resign Rumors Surface
Rumors in Quebec suggest Premier Sir Lomer Govin may resign after the next session, with cabinet and Liberal circles noting the session opening December 1. Reports name potential successor Hon. J. F. C. Cannister of finance, though Govin denies immediate departure.
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Lomer Govin
Europe
Quebe
Quebec
Liberals
Lomer Goon
Sir Lomer
Woul
J. F.cannister
Confer With Jellicoe On Naval Policy
Montreal reports the Canadian Railway War Board approved a wages and working conditions agreement. The deal, slotted by the board for railways, was signed with officials from Division No 4 of the railway employees department of the American Federation of Labor, reflecting Canadian railway labor in the locomotive and car division.
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Montreal
Canadian Railway War Board
Division No. 4
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
Canadian
Manitoba Referendum Likely On Liquor Laws And Labor Pace
A Manitoba referendum appears probable as talks on labor rates and the Manitoba Temperance Act move forward. Negotiations signaled wage increases for locomotive and car repair workers, with four to nine cents an hour changes noted. Ottawa reports on naval policy discussions, Admiral Jellicoe’s consultative role, and Canada’s evolving stance amid wartime finances, while Hon. C. Ballantyne returns to Ottawa.
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Grant Hall
R. J. Tallo
Charles Dickt
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Prise
Ottawa
Viscount Tellicoe
Apa
Jellicoe
Australia
New Zealand
Dominions
Dominion
Melbourne
Canada
Pacific
Atlante
C. J. Doherty
Jericoe
Jelli
Provincial Referendum Clause Discussed by Hon Brown
The Hon. Mr. Brown noted a clause in the Act enabling liquor export controls and said the provincial government wants the public to express views on a referendum. He warned the referendum may not be held with next summer’s elections due to potential party platform concerns.
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Artitu
Brown
Lost at Sea on HMS Renown Aboard Casualties Reported
Two able seamen William Frankusn and John Laight were lost overboard as the Renown battled a gale returning from Trinidad. Midship Knight was injured with both legs broken and hospitalised after a capsized boat incident during the tempest.
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HMS
Renown
New York
William Frankusn
John Laight
Trinidad
Prince of Wales
Ipman
Richard Knight
Presbyterian Hospital
Knight
Anne
Ree Ee
Argos
Cabinet and Irish Question Discussed in London
London dispatch says the cabinet committee will consider Ireland proposals. Government sources deny published settlement plans and say proposals cannot be made until the committee report. Paris notes say Romania’s reply to the allied note was evasive and unsatisfactory to peace conference circles.
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London
Aiiner
Cabinet
Ireland
Associated Press
Rumania
Paris
Supreme Council
Chara
Manitoba approves over one million in Good Roads Act work
Eight Manitoba municipalities have had road work applications approved under the Good Roads Act, totaling more than $1,000,000. The approvals cover various projects aimed at improving rural and urban road infrastructure across the province.
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Winnipeg
Wuring
Manitoba
Viscount Grey May Recover Sight
Halifax report citing a United States specialist Dr Wilmer says Viscount Grey British ambassador to Washington is blind due to an abscessed tooth affecting the optic nerve. The condition may force withdrawal from public life, accepted as ambassador for vital political reasons.
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Halifax
Viscount Grey
Washington
Yudenitch in grave position amid Russian siege actions
Washington reports Gen Yudenitch, commander of the northwestern Russian army, remains in a critical state as Bolshevik pressure continues on both flanks. Official advices note possible partial sight recovery amid reports of evacutions and overseas supplies. Copenhagen notes a $60 million Entente credit to Austria for raw materials as peace talks proceed.
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Washington
Yudeniteh
Russia
Winnipeg
Austria
Copenhagen
Aus
Miners Cancel Appeal After Court Ruling
Indianapolis reports the United Mine Workers decide not to appeal a federal court injunction. Henry Warrum says a Washington conference with Secretary Wilson could affect further action. The union has thirty days to file an appeal, while miners at Indiana fields are slow to return to work.
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Indianapolis
United Muine Workers of America
Ths
Henry Warrum
Wilson
Washington
Suis Sgaiant Ua
Indiana
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Alexandra
Great Britain
Prince
House of Lords
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Drury
F, Nickle
K.C
War Board
H.p.s In Court
Manioba Uoos
Yudenitch
Jatack
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