Allies Avoid Interfering With Liberty of Press in Germany
Reports from Berlin and Amsterdam describe American forces entering Mayen near Coblenz and Aix-la-Chappelle joining with French and American troops. The press is told to remain free, while occupation details include British troops occupying private quarters in Cologne and Finland European moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foch
London
Mayen
Coblenz
Wolff Bureau
Berlin
Treves
Cologne
Aix-la- Chappelle
Frederick William Place
Al-lied
Amsterdam
Lokal Anzeiger
Joint action urged for extradition of German Kaise
City council discussed a letter from the British Columbia Society calling for Canada to push extradition of William Hobntzollern and trial of Germans guilty of cruelty. They favored a regional resolution to be endorsed by other cities to add weight before authorities.
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Bill
8.C. E. Society
Sona of England Benefit Society
Dominion
Canada
William Hobntzollern
Theey
Edmonton
Fire Department
Police Department
Thea
Lethbridge
Warner
J. W. Morrow
B. W Bellamy
Ald. Bell
North Railway
Second Streets
First St
Sixth Avenue
Ald. Hotaon
Taylor
Aid
Burns
Dtailway Bt
Brown
C.P.R
Alsatian City's Welcome to Allied Army
Strassburg hosts a large crowd for President Poincare and French officials with cheering crowds and veteran French soldiers. General Pershing and Prime Minister Clemenceau receive warm greetings from the Alsace city as ceremonies proceed amid rain and flag drenched streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strassburg
Poincare
Clemencanu
Goldiers
France
Finland Food Conditions And Northern Reagie Outlook
Finland faces ongoing food supply concerns as winter tightens. Reports from Helsinki describe strained pantry stocks and rising prices while northern regions monitor grain deliveries and shelter needs amid severe conditions. Local officials urge conservation and coordinated aid efforts.
Aldermanic Contest in Ward 4 Decides Marshall by Five
Keen interest surrounded the Ward 4 Alderman race as Marshall won by a narrow five vote margin. A total of 279 votes were cast with Marshall 142 and Hole genealogically 187.
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Ald. Marshall
Mr. Hole
Redcliff City Election Results Include Several Councillors
In Redcliff yesterday councillors were elected Frank Broughton 126 Charles Oakland 88 and William Keats 83. School trustees were Heats by acclamation W Riddell N A Collard and Donald ealahlan. Mayor Lott had one year remaining of a two year term from last December.
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Redcliff
Frank Broughton
Charles Oakland
William Keats
W. Riddell
N. A. Collard
Donald Ealahlan
Lott
Bootlegger Car Seizures Hit Montana to Alberta Routes
Last week the A.P.P. seized several bootlegger cars traveling from Montana to Alberta points near Manyberries Bow Island Lethbridge and Coutts. A Ford and a Dodge plus a racing Stutz were confiscated. the owner eluded a padlocked chase before arrest. Cars were handed to the customs detention department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.P.P
Montana
Alverta Points
Iquar
Manyberries
Bow Island
Lethbridge
Coutts
the Custome
Agricultural Society Adjourned Meeting Planned for Tomorrow
The adjourned annual meeting of the Agricultural Society will be held at the board of trade rooms tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Attendees are urged to attend to form a strong board of directors to guide the society in promoting better farming and stock raising in the Medicine Hat district.
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The
Agricultural Society
Board of Trade
Medicine Hat
Americans in Coblenz gain complete control
Coblenz is under total American military control with municipal authorities cooperating. American sentries man the Rhine bridge approaches while forces assume charge of barracks and buildings evacuated by German troops earlier in the day.
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Coblenz
Coblens
Rhine
No Strike At Lethbridge Mines Officials Elected
Lethbridge Alberta December 9 Not a miner idle in the mines today and the threatened strike did not occur. Operators say they never received an ultimatum and call the move a election dodge in miners politics. Elections of officials for District 18 were held Tuesday.
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Lethbridge, Alte
Ouf Tuoadey
Kaiser Escape to Holland Was Planned Ahead
Paris reports that Spa documents show a Dutch general traveled to Spa to meet the former German emperor before his flight into Holland. The Matin suggests the Dutch frontier reception of the emperor, the crown prince, and their party was a mere comedy.
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Paris
Spa
Holland
Montreal unions threaten strike over city demands
Montreal police and firemen along with incineration and aqueduct workers met on Saturday and voted 1688 to 1 against, warning that a strike will be called if the city administration committee does not accept the unions' terms by Wednesday noon. The four unions’ demands remained unmet Saturday morning.
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Montreal
Hamilton Wins Atruf In Moose Jaw City
S. A. Hamilton was elected mayor of Moose Jaw with a 10 vote lead over W. F. Dunn in a three man race. Capt. Harry Bamford trailed. rain reduced turnout but total votes exceeded the last election due to strong late support from businessmen.
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Moose Jaw
Dec
S. A
U S Requests End to German Austrian Communications
The state department notes sent to Berlin and Vienna declare the United States desires no further communications from those governments. Messages should be addressed to the allied nations instead.
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Washington
Berlin
Vienna
State Department
United States
Edmonton Elects Clarke to Mayoralty Chair
In Edmonton on December 8, Joseph A. Clarke was elected mayor with a margin of 487 votes over rival Alderman Charla Whitson. Clarke received 4762 ballots to Wilsons 4275. New aldermen named include C. J. Hepburn J. McCoppen H. M. Martin J. J. McKenzie A. R. McLennan and C. H. Grant. Public school chair W. Rae and trustee A. Duggin were reappointed with Dr. F. Craig. separate school board nominees were J. Driscoll J. Gartepy Hi Jenorin and J. J. Murray.
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Edmonton
Joseph A. Clark
Wid
Evans
Clarke
Charla Whitson
J. A. Clarke
Wilson
C. J. Hepburn
J. McCoppen
H. M. Martin
J. J. McKenzie
A. R. McLennan
Ald. C. H. Grant
W. Rae
A. Duggin
F. Craig
J. Driscoll
J. Gartepy
Hi Jenorin
J. J. Murray
Marshall Beats Costello For Talbary Mayor
Calgary elects F C Marshall mayor by a large majority with 194 margin over M C Costello in a fiercely contested race. Samis defeats A W Fawkes for commissioner with a 2785 majority. Aldermen elected include D D Black Major Jack McCoubrey Fred Johnston and others.
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Calgary
F. C. Marshall
M. C .Costello
A. J. Samis
A. W. E. Fawkes
Alderman ‘McFaggart
T. B Oebergg
Quttle
J. Waite
Hun Wavy Will Never Again Fly German Ensign
Archibald Hurd, Daily Telegraph writer, states surrendering German warships will not return to Germany after peace. He argues ships should be distributed among allies by losses, and German submarines should cease to exist, with subs broken up for other uses.
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London
Archibald
Hurd
Daily Telegraph
Germany
Poultry Show Entries Grow for December Exhibition
The Poultry Association held a meeting at the Nimm By Pa office to finalize plans for the December 17-20 exhibition in Medicine Hat. Interest is high with many exhibitors new to the event and the old opera house on Third Street as the venue. Judges named are H Rost of Tatham M Ross Wallace of Celghry and J Westbrook of Lethbridge.
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Poultry Association
Nimm Bypa
Medicine Hat
Opera House
Third &J
H. Rost
Tatham
M. Ross Wallace
Celghry
J. Westbrook
Lethbridge
Krong Ughout
Medicine Hat School Board Seeks Additional Rooms
Delegations pressed for school expansions as Supt. Hay urged building new rooms during 1919. Teachers Alliance demanded end of sliding salary scale and higher pay for instructors while disputes over student discipline and busyness at Kim St. school heated the meeting.
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Plack
Bellamy
Gershaw
Bell
Treland
Kaiserlam
May
J. T. Cuyler
EB. C. Peasley
Alance
Sullivan
Teachers’ Alliance of
Medicine Hat
Fragmentary naval tale from Vancouver voyage muddled by OCR
The text records G Smith J Mayhew and F Creagh with four trailers joining a ship at Vancouver. It mentions night travel, Suffield, prairies, logs and trains, an alarm at one oclock, and sailors sweeping duties during the war. The OCR yields garbled names and events, but centers on a voyage and crew movements near Vancouver and Suffield.
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G. Smith
J. Mayhew
F. Creagh
Salordo& i
Vancouver
Prairies
Suffield
Vincent
Jama
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Liberty OF Hun Press
Finland
Northern
ALD. J. J. Marshall
Marshall
Hole
Redcliff Elections
Hamilton
Atruf
Moose Jaw City
Attemptssunr
Bostello
Talbary
HUN Wavy
Ci Banonn
Jenn
Wind Taye Na
Hay
Scrool Trustees
North
South Sf
Thas
Tme
Mingra
Elmet
Olympic
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