Pope Benedict Peace Plan Aims at Restoring Belgium and Territories
Vatican sources report Pope Benedict's peace proposals call for restoration of Belgium Serbia Romania and Alsace Lorraine plus Poland and Trieste aims to end disputes through arbitration and avoid postwar economic conflict. Allies and United States views split with suspicions the plan shadows German influence.
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Rome
Pope Benedict
Belgium
Serbia
Romania
Alsace-Lorraine
Trent
Trieste
Poland
Vatican
Washington
State Department
United States
Germany
Benedict
London
Ipjon
Eee
Austria
Acton
Reuter
China
Austria-Hungary
Baris
Reims
Reng
War Office
Champagne
Lipstdon
Goureaue Court
Sdag
Curloma Fe Isopers
Boeux
Tieas
First Wheat Delivery Reaches Gretna Elevator
In N D Wheat 225 BC Shels to Acre Aug 14 the district received its first delivery of new wheat to an elevator at Gretna. The harvest yielded 25 bushels per acre, netting the producer over 50 dollars per acre. This marks the earliest threshing in the district.
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N. D
Acre
Gretna
Correction on August letter about Byron Vickrage charge
Minnie P. Tyas signs a letter in The News alleging Vickrage and others coerced a writer’s son into joining the Electricians Union. Vickrage denies any influence or dealings beyond handling his records after union enrollment. The News asserts the charge is unfair and aims to set the record straight.
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Minnie P. Tyas
Byron Vickrage
Electricians’ Union
City Council weighs tax burden and utility charges
City fathers discuss Dr Haig suggestions to distribute taxation fairly and stabilize finances but take no action. Board of Trade letters urge council to set gas water and electric rates as needed and to rescind a bylaw banning car parking on certain streets. Requests for gas service and a two week vacation for the Sanitary Inspector are noted. Continued on page 8.
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Haig
Board of Trade
Og Motion Aid
Burna
Marshall
Board of
Worthy
Burns
T. W. Lewis
S.W
Seven Persons Creek
Beth
Imperial OW
Meatless Tuesday Observed in Ottawa Capital
Ottawa reports the first meatless Tuesday under a government order in council. Hotels and public eateries including the parliamentary restaurant refused beef or bacon. the rule also applies Friday. Penalties start after Canada Gazette publication. voluntary compliance expected this week.
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Ottawa
Canada
W. J. Hanna
Dominion Food
Congress to Seek New Loan for Allen Project
Washington reports Congress will be asked to authorize a loan between 3 billion and 4 billion dollars for the Allen project. The request outlines funding in the ongoing federal program and aims to support expansion and operations.
Prohibition Likely In Legislature This Friday
Victoria British Columbia report says the government may introduce four prohibition measures in the Legislature on Friday. Unclear whether the province will go dry in October or January next.
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Victoria
B.C
Lieutenant Alan McGregor Visited by City After Military Cross Return
Lieutenant Alan McGregor, the first Hatter to receive the Military Cross for gallantry, arrived this morning on No 3. He was greeted at the station by the mayor and many friends. Accompanied by his father J D McGregor of Winnipeg, he planned a two to three day auto trip to Cluny over the Southern Alberta Lands tract before returning.
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Alan McGregor
McGregor
J.D. McGregor
Winnipeg
Cluny
Alberta
Americans to Help Harvest Canadian Grain Crop
Washington reports an agreement allowing American harvest hands to enter Canada for the first time and waiving immigration rules. Wy W Cory and Canadian Interior officials say thousands of Americans will cross the border to aid in the Canadian crop effort.
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Washington
Wy. W. Cory
Drowning at Alder son in August near Alderson
John H. Goehring and three companions swam in the Saskatchewan river twenty miles south of Alderson. Goehring cramps and disappears after a second dive. A rescuer grasped him once but lost hold. The body was later recovered from the Bow River and a coroner ruled no inquest. Goehring, a 1909 arrival from La Mourne Montana, left a widow and five children. Constable Fenntrom of the Provincial Police relayed the news.
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Alderson
John H. Goehring
Saskatchewan
Aldersen
Goehring
Mr. Gehring
la Mourne
Mont
Fenntrom
Provincal Police
Bow River
Madrid declares martial rule amid general strike
Spain imposes partial martial law as military authorities seize control following a nationwide strike. Officials report decisive action and widespread measures to restore order across key cities and regions.
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Madrid
Spain
Wies
Varloul
Unable to parse: fragmented historical wartime dispatch
Fragmentary OCR text mentions troops and a district, with unclear place names and dates. Reads like a wartime field report but lacks coherent details to establish a specific event, location, or actors.
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Serth
von Mackensen
Pantztu
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Gozlin
Cangdign Field
OSRIE
Polson Iron Works
Toronto
Imperial Oil Company
Dominion
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Alan Gregor
John B. Goehring
Cabinet
Reison
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Brancer
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Clumbla
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