Reparations Meeting Considers German Default On Coal
Paris reports a special Reparations Commission session to examine Germany default on coal deliveries for 1922. Expected 8 to 1 vote in favor of declaring Germany in default. France seeks return of a 50 million pound gold deposit from Britain as settlement talks continue. US says it has done all it can. Allies hold the reins.
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Germany
France
Britain
A. S
U.S
Paris
Reparations Commission
John Bradbury
Grench
Great Britain
Bonar Law
United States
Washington
Hughes
New Haven
Financial Commission
London
Berlin
Central News
Law
Peine
Censer
Poincare
Near East
M. Poincare
Italy
Belgium
Measure Aims to Resolve Ireland Land Troubles
Dublin correspondent reports the Free States government prepares a measure to solve Ireland land troubles permanently. The legislation seeks to remedy defects of prior land acts and will remove landlordism, as stated. In Chicago a separate item advocates sterilization of socially inadequate potential parents in a volume issued by the psychopathic laboratory of the municipal court.
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London
Dublin
The
Daily Mail
Free States
Ireland
Dispatch
Chicago
Psychopathic Laboratory
M Municipal Court of
33 Below At Peg Winnipeg Observs Coldest Winter Record
Heavy fog and a temperature of 3 percent below zero were officially recorded at St. John's observatory greeting Winnipeg residents at 7 am. This marks the coldest temperature recorded this winter.
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St. John’s Observatory
Winnipeg
Alberta Adopts New Minimum Wage For Women
Edmonton notes the Minimum Wage Board sets fourteen dollars a week as the new minimum for women industrial workers with a forty eight hour workweek and a 25 percent apprentice cap. The rule takes effect April 1 with industry specific learning periods.
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Alta. Govt
Minimum Wage Board
Edmonton
Alberta
Striker Clash at Penn Mine Endangers Wives and Officers
A mob of sixty striking miners and forty women attacked the Penn mine premises at Fort Saskatchewan on Thursday afternoon. Police used batons as miners fought with clubs, coal and rocks flew, several RCMP patrolmen and constables were injured. Nine arrested, women released on bail. court appearance scheduled. A rumor claimed a woman died after alleged trampling by mounted police, but no confirmation of death.
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Penn
Dominion
Dan Fraser
Alll
Steva Nachuk
Rosewood Tragedy: White mob besieges barricaded huts
At Rosewood Florida a white mob attacked a heavily armed barricade of negro residents in a hut. Two white men were killed and several whites wounded as gunfire and fire destroyed most of the village. Bodies found included two negro women and a man. many others were reported dead or wounded.
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Otter Creek
Fla
Rosewood
Frs
Henry Andrews
Cummer Lumber Company
R. Wilkerson
Ilurita
Sumer
Sumner
Roswood
Andrews
Wilkerson
White Star Reduces Rate on Cattle Across Atlantic
Montreal January 15. White Star line officials announce a five dollar reduction on live Canadian cattle shipped across the Atlantic from 20 to 15 dollars per head. The move accompanies the lifting of the embargo on Canadian store cattle in Britain, and officials expect increased cattle movement.
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Montreal
White Star Line
Atlantic
Britain
Edmonton Strike To Be Debated At Labor Convention
Echoes of the Edmonton strike reach the Local Trades and Labor council but a general sympathy strike is avoided. The Alberta Federation of Labor will decide at Medicine Hat next week whether a district action is needed, with miners hopeful but prepared for a possible walkout.
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Lethbridge
Edmonton
Trades and Labor Council
Alberta Federation of Labor
Medicine Hat
Edmonton Police
Premier Greenfield to attend prairie premiers conference
Premier Greenfield will leave Edmonton Saturday or Sunday night to attend the Winnipeg meeting of the three prairie premiers. A caucus of Alberta farmer members was held Thursday to gauge support for a wheat board and related marketing measures with a consensus favoring early establishment and operation of the board.
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Greenfield
Winnipeg
Prem
Edmonton
Dan
Wheat Board
Alberta Farmer
Record Run by Michigan Central Train No 1s
A record fast run completed the 224 mile Bridgeburg to Windsor trip in 205 minutes. The Thomas train covered 110 miles St Thomas to Windsor in 95 minutes, with 110 minutes for the Windsor segment. The Canadian division run is regarded as one of the best ever.
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St. Thomas
Michigan Central
Bridgeburg
Windsor
Boston mayor's cannon request under consideration by Ottawa
Ottawa reports defense minister G P L Crham has not yet received Mayor Curley of Boston's letter asking the return of the cannon captured at Bunker Hill. It is understood the request will receive sympathetic attention upon receipt.
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Ottawa
G. PL. Craham, Atvister
Defense
Curley
Boston
Bunker Hill
Women’s club storm over Harding meeting on repeal
Molly Pitcher club members in New York hissed at news President Harding refused a meeting to hear repeal arguments against the prohibition amendment. Ransom J. Gillett read a presidential letter citing futility of repeal and fear of controversial publicity. Vancouver port shipments noted: 11,512,698 bushels of grain last year.
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New York
Molly Pitcher Club
Harding
Ransom J. Gillett
Vancouver
Edmonton Talks on Violence and Police Conduct
Attorney General Brownlee told a delegation of wives of striking miners that acts of violence will not be permitted. He explained police forces were increased only after repeated unprovoked violence and that complaints against the city police should go to Chief Shute. The leaders had promised reform, which had not been kept.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
Shute
Brown Teo
Detectives Seek Clara Phillips in Vancouver for Alaska Escape
Vancouver South Carolina January 3 detectives search for Mrs Clara Phillips convict in California noted for murder escape from jail in Los Angeles. Police say Phillips was heading to the Orient from here aboard a boat awaiting further direction.
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Vancouver
S. C
Clara, Phillips
Alberta Meadows
Los Angeles
Phillips
Janitor Dies After Furnace Explosion Injury
Bonin 42 a janitor at an apartment house suffered a fractured skull when fragments of metal from a furnace blew up in the cellar on Wednesday. He died today from the injuries.
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Mortreal
Bo Bonin
Gison
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Haas
Indianapolis
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Jaw
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Nelson
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