Germany Reaffirms Stance On Peace Protocol In Paris
Paris reports show Germany will sign the protocol enabling the peace treaty only after removing objectionable clauses. Observers note a shift in German mood driven by the U S Senate's failure to ratify the treaty and debate over indemnity for Scapa Flow. Officials stress Germany's demand for trials of officers accused in France and Belgium.
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Paris
Germany
United States
Senate
Scapa Flow
France
Belgium
Kurt von Luggner
Provincial Health Board Urges Widespread Smallpox Vaccination
The Provincial Board of Health warns of a spreading smallpox outbreak from Toronto into Manitoba and Saskatchewan. It orders municipalities to appoint a medical health officer if lacking and allows councils to arrange vaccination with physicians at municipal cost. Free vaccination is offered in Calgary Edmonton Lethbridge and Medicine Hat, with vaccine supplied by the provincial lab and a Toronto shipment on the way.
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Sdmonton
Toronto
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Public Health Department
Provincial Board of Health
Calgary
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Sime
Philadelphia social figure joins Prince of Wales visit
Formerly Miss Blight of Philadelphia, famed as a beauty in British peerage, travels to the United States to help entertain the Prince of Wales during his forthcoming visit. Lady Wea ther is renowned for her jewelry, especially pearl ornaments.
Western Canada wins nine prizes at international grain show
At the International Livestock Show in Chicago on December 3 Western Canada earned nine prizes and multiple ribbons for hard spring wheat. Winners include TJ Mitchell Dahlinda J & Field Regina Seager Wheeler Rothern Anders Brothers Wilcox A Tait Lemans Robt Clark Speers J F Cadora South Forks Sask and Q F Young Oak Take Samuel Layrcomb e Birtle Man with first and second in Durum wheat classes awarded to P Kee zelk and A F F Young Oak Large. Seager Wheeler Rothern took first in six row barley with Samuel Larcowhbe second.
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Chicago
Western
Canada
TJ. C. Mitchell
Dahlinda
7. & Field
Regina
Seager Wheeler
Rosthern
Anders’ Brothers
Wilcox
A. Tait
Lemans
Robt. Clark
Speers
J. F. Cadora
South Forks
Sask
Q. F. Young
Oak Take
Samuel Layrcombe
Birtle
Man
A. FF. Young
Oak Large
Barney
Thern
Samuel Larcowhbe
Disruptions Grow as Fuel Shortage Hits Industry
Regional railroad directors plan to slow passenger service to minimize public disruption while coal mine strikes trigger shutdowns nationwide. Montana’s Anaconda Copper Mining prepares to close all mines and smelters risking 12 000 jobs. In Gary Indiana eight thousand workers lose jobs as American Sheet and Tin Plate shuts down amid fuel shortages.
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Chicago
Pubjic
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Montana
Spenleynapeta Gary
Ind
American Sheet and Tin’ Plate Company
Econl
Canadians Want Return Home After Discharge
An informal census indicates about 400 Canadian soldiers are anxious to return home due to lack of work abroad, with many possibly remaining undisclosed as stranded.
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Canada
Drought Blights Montana Ranches Failing Stock Die
Havre Montana reports say protracted drought last summer led to zero feed and freezing deaths of thousands of horses and cattle. Ranchers blame the lack of weather relief and feed for stockmen caught in a hopeless situation, with cattle dying on ranches or falling to wolves.
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Havre
Mont
Proclamation in Cairo Nullifies TivBsians to Carry Arms
A Cairo dispatch reports a proclamation during Arceanses declaring TivBsians invalid and ordering new applications to bear arms. It states unlawfully held firearms will face court martial and penalties.
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London
Cairo
Saartial
Prominent Opponents Now Back Mayor Brown in Hat
An outspoken Medicine Hat citizen who once opposed Mayor Brown has publicly joined the mayoral camp. He joins others endorsed by the Citizens committee, signaling a broader shift as the campaign enters its final stretch. Voters are urged to weigh policy over personal ties and focus on which candidate can steer the city through a critical financial period.
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Citizens’ Committee
Elm Street
Mayor Brown
Walter Huckvale
R. 8. Boyd
B. W. Bellamy
Thomas Montgomerie
Brown
Citizens Committee
Medicine Hat
Otter
Morrow
Mayoral and alderman candidates Speak at Elm St Gathering
A packed Elm St auditorium heard over three hours of speeches from mayor and alderman hopefuls. The crowd filled walls and edge of the platform as candidates received favorable receptions and lively applause.
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Elm St. School
Ald. Hole
P. M. Simpson
Change in Medicine Hat mayoral administration urged
In a municipal contest, residents express desire for new leadership at Medicine Hat City Hall. They warn against outsourcing mayoral duties and endorse J W Morrow as a full time candidate to provide active, efficient governance and value for every dollar spent.
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City of
Medicine Hat
Hpi
Jonk
Gts
Brown
M. A. Brown
Cilans
Citizens’ Committee
Canada
Medicine Tfat
J. W. Morrow
Morrow
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Tika
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