Ruhr occupation plans stir Europe as troops move
European headlines center on German anti French sentiment in the British zone and France pressing to seize the Ruhr. French, Belgian and German officials coordinate troop movements and formal notices as U S forces prepare to withdraw from Coblenz.
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Perlin
Anzeiger
Memil
Germany
Paris
Ruhr
Foreign Office
U.S
Washington
United States
Rhine
Harding
State Department
Coblenz
Allen
Army of Occupation
Britain Still Leads World Shipbuilding, Lloyds Report Shows
New York reports Lloyds register statistics confirm Britain remains far ahead in ship construction with Germany second and the United States sixth. Total world shipbuilding under construction remains well below 7414 and 664,000 tons of merchant vessel contracts are suspended.
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New York
Can. Press
Great Britain
Lloyd’s Register
Germany
Britain
Economics of Politics or Economics of Grain
Vancouver Sun argues grain growers must choose between politics and practical grain economics. It claims misallocation of focus costs Vancouver port profits and warns that selling at production rather than consumption points widens wealth gaps.
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Vancouver
Vancouver Sun
Edmonton
German ambassador at Paris recalled by Germany
Berlin reports that on January 10 Germany recalled its ambassador to Paris. The move follows tensions between Germany and France as relations sour after recent events noted by Canadian Press.
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Berlin
Germany
Employment Bureau Reports 2005 Men Placed in Work
The government employment bureau reports 2005 men found jobs in the past year with 47 transferred from other districts including Regina Moose Jaw Vancouver Kamloops Winnipeg and Lethbridge. Agriculture led with 779 positions followed by railroad construction 412 mining 124 and building 105. Women’s department placed 215 of 246 applications with transfers to Moose Jaw Vancouver and Winnipeg. Unemployment remains near last year’s level while distress cases are handled by relief and ex service pensions.
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Government Employment Bureau
Regina
Moose Jaw
Vancouver
Kamloops
Winnipeg
Mbose Jaw
Lethbridge
Women’s Department
S.C.R
Employment Bureau
United Farmers of Manitoba Report Gains in Membership
The United Farmers of Manitoba announced a net gain of over 4,000 members during the past year. Secretary W. R. Wood told the Brandon convention that the increase came largely from the provincial election campaign and urged engaging new members in the association's deals and activities.
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Brandon
Can. Press
United Farmers of Manitoba
W. R. Wood
Communists in Paris Arrested After Security Sweep
Paris authorities arrested five communists Monmousson Maranne Pietri Sourdot and Trein after a plan approved by justice and government detectives. Warrants charged them with attempting to violate state security. offices of the Communist paper Humanite were searched.
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Paris
Ruhr
Warrerties
Monmousson
Maranne
Pietri
Sourdot
Trein
Humanite
Open Conference on Immigration in Ottawa
Provincial representatives met Hon. Charles Stewart in Ottawa to craft a cooperative scheme for placing immigrants this season. British Columbia Saskatchewan and Prince Edward Island did not attend, but each indicated cooperation with the federal plan. A Saskatchewan deputation will discuss immigration with the government, and the province will report back at the next session.
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Ottawa
Charles Stewart
Canada
British Columbia
Saskatchewan
Prince Edward Island
Dormer
Stewart
Van Dyke Resigns Princeton Faculty Post
Dr Henry Van Dyke noted author and former ambassador to The Netherlands resigns from Princeton University faculty after 41 years on Jan 10. He cites desire to make way for a younger man and recently marked his 70th birthday in Princeton New Jersey.
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Princeton
N. J
Henry van Dyke
Netherlands
Princeton University
John Grier Hikven
van Dyke
Turkey Concedes Postwar Terms at Lausanne
Lausanne Jan 10 Ismet Pasha announced Turkey would allow the Greek patriarch to remain in Constantinople but stripped of all administrative and civil functions. Also agreed were restitution of civil hostages changes in prisoner handling and disposition of Greek and Turkish minorities.
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Lausanne
Ismet Pasha
Turkey
Constantinople
No Strike Planned in UMW District 18 This Summer
Edmonton reports William Sherman district president says there will be no strike in District No 18 of the United Mine Workers this summer after a conference with International President Lewis. The UMWA International Committee met coal operators in Chicago to extend the current agreement for another year per guidance from Hayes of the U S Fact Finding Commission on coal industry conditions.
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Edmonton
United Mine Workers of America
William Sherman
Lewis
Indianapolis
International Committee of
U. MW. OW. A
U. S
Chicago
Hayes
United States Fact Finding Commission
United States
Rain Falls in Lethbridge Area
Rain began at seven this morning in the Lethbridge region. Gutters ran two inches deep at times. By nine o clock it continued with about one tenth of an inch of rain falling in two hours. This ends a mild spell and halts hockey games. farmers may plow if it continues.
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Lethbridge
Man blows self up over love rejection in Vancouver
Emil Fillman aged 40 killed himself with a dynamite blast after his former landlady refused a marriage proposal. The explosion in a basement rattled nearby houses, sparking rumors of an earthquake.
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Vancouver
Emil Fillman
Peope
Alberta Federation of Labor debates labor news circulation
Morning session at the Alberta Federation of Labor convention centered on adopting the Alberta Labor News circulation plan. E. E. Roper faced criticism over editorial stance and ads while delegates debated the paper’s support and fairness. The next convention date was set for January 7, 1924, subject to legislature schedules.
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Alberta Federation of Labor
Committee On Officers
Alberta Labor News
E. E. Roper
District 26
Labor News
Alberta
Ald. Bellamy
Indians Given Death Sentence in Lucknow Riots
Advices from Lucknow report that 172 Indians were sentenced to death for murder and arson linked to the non co operationists riots at Chanri Chaure last February. Of 228 initially held, 47 were acquitted and two got two year terms. seven died awaiting trial.
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London
Lucknow
Chanri-Chaure
Monthly council meeting set for Friday January 12
The monthly meeting of the council will be held on Friday Jan 12 in the Becker Block at eight p.m. All delegates are requested to be present.
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Becker Block
Five Miners Die in Dolomite Mine Explosion
Five miners were killed when a gas explosion struck Woodward Iron Company Dolomite Mine No 1 near Birmingham Alabama early today. The men entered the pit despite a warning that it was dangerous and were killed outright, according to reports.
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Alabama
Birmingham
Ala
Woodward Iron Company
Here
Weather summary from Canadian regions shows scattered cloudiness
The report lists Vancouver and several Canadian cities with cloudy, fair, or mild conditions. A few light snow flurries occur in Manitoba and Saskatchewan while Southern Alberta and southwestern Saskatchewan remain fair and mild. The forecast calls for generally fair and mild weather overall.
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Vancouver
Edminumon
Medicine Hat
Nelson
Cloudy
Calgary
Lethbridge
Raém
Moose Jaw
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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British Isles
Open Conference ON Immigration
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United Farmers of Alberta
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