Fire destroys Enderton block portage and Thurgrave Winnipeg
Fire gutted the Enderton block at Portage and Thurgrave Street causing 90000,100 in damage. Four floors collapsed as rescuers saved caretaker families on the roof while street traffic and tram lines were shut down. The Baton Co store and several firms suffered heavy losses including drugs and clothing firms in the adjacent area.
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Winnipeg
Enderton
Portage
Thurgrave Street
Das. Rilley
T. Baton Co
Liggett-Gordon-Mitched Prag Company
Hansard
Willymount
Parker & Sons
George Tilliard Barter
Knderton & Co
Foreign Secretary Von Kuehlmann Rejects Peace Proposals
Von Kuehlmann tells Prussians that peace proposals are void because Russia’s allies did not accept. Trotzky warns Germany and Austria of internal consequences if they refuse Russian demands. German reply remains evasive.
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von Kuehlmann
Turmoil Deepens as Litovsk Talks Face Militia Strain
Amsterdam correspondent reports Litovsk negotiations strained by militant pressure and domestic upheaval. authorities warn of potential actions that could influence the talks while seeking a peaceful settlement amid mounting unrest.
Brest Crisis and Rising Socialist Propaganda
An analysis outlines the Brest incident fallout with Parcy Holais gaining temporary ascendancy amid broader social unrest. The piece notes socialist propaganda gaining traction as the outcome of the disruption unfolds.
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Iife
Brest
Lct
Parcy Holais
Conscientious Objector David Cook Appeals Draft
Ottawa report states the central appeal judge dismissed the appeal of David Cook of Winniper who claimed exemption under the Military Service Act as a member of the International Bible Students Association. The ruling marks the first decision in the case and upholds the act’s conscientious objection provisions.
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Ottawa
David Cook
Winniper
International Bille Students Association
Premier Hughes in Power After Political Turmoil
Melbourne reports the re installation of a Nationalist government led by W Morris Hughes restoring stability after days of uncertainty. No change occurred in the uehel government. foreseen Labor move by Frank Tudor to form a government did not materialize. A no confidence motion has been tabled by Tudor amid criticism over pledge on conscription.
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Melbourne
W. Morris Hughes
Uehel
Frank Tudor
Phighes
Bendigo
Tudor
Wellington Finance Minister Reports Revenue Boost
The finance minister disclosed a £170 000 rise, with late-year large payments lifting revenue into a strong position. Also noted are the death of Mrs ot C Coupland, a Winnipeg social welfare worker, and two Manitoba farmers Bert Hampton and Frank Barr who suffocated in a well.
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Wellington
Reuter
Ottawa
Ot. C. Coupland
Winnipeg
Bert Hampton
Prank Barr
Newdale
Man
Dominion Government to Advance Money to Provinces
Ottawa reports that Sir Thomas White will arrange advances to provincial governments to meet maturing obligations in the United States and other commitments. The measure aims to relieve market congestion and reduce provincial and municipal debt issuance in Canada this year. Repayment would occur when market demand improves.
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Dominion
Ottawa
Jan. W
Thomas White
United States
Canada
Mturit Bee Ee Es
Woman Suffrage Measure Approved by Lords
London headlines announce the House of Lords backing a female suffrage bill that would grant voting rights to about 6 million women. The third reading remains and a referendum motion is unlikely to pass, but supporters celebrate the milestone in the long debate.
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House OF Lords
London
H House of Lords
Toronto
Dan
Paris
Lineal
Wilsay
George
Cme
Sueh
Washington
Becae
Talia Pre- Hierare
Paris and Brest Litovsk Peace Talks Dominant Topic
Allied aims debated in Paris as premiers prepare official stance while French deputies discuss war aims. Wilson and Lloyd George messages buoy sentiment. raids by French troops hit Argonne and Vosges fronts. Brest Litovsk negotiations produce mixed signals as Russian, German, and Austrian delegates push or pause talks. Lenine rests in Finland as Trotsky presses for Moscow's position.
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Paris
French
Chamber of 3 Deputies
Wilson
Lloyd George
Argonne
Vosges
Winston Churchill appeals for rapid American war aid in Europe
London, dan. bi. Winston Spencer Churchill, premier of the United Kingdom, urged sending American soldiers to Europe in large numbers. He called for intensified cooperation with the United States and emphasized increasing production and rationing to speed the war effort. Churchill argued England could supply the material foundations for several hundred thousand American troops once they arrive, urging prioritization of ships and materials to support the front.
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London
Winston Spencer
Marelilh
Eurouge
Floyd
Wilson
War George
Rayo
Churchill
England
Europe
Official Federal Election Returns for Queens PEL
The official returns show Union Martin with 41 495 votes and Nicholson with 4 81. Laurier Liberal Sinclair and Warburton received 6 140 votes. The figures detail vote totals by candidate in Queens PEL.
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Queens
Pel
Union Martin
Nicholson
Laurier-Liberal
Sinclair
Warburton
Browns Ltd to Stay Open Saturday Night Till Nine
It is understood that when Vie Louse meets at Bdiaaten the first of February Unat they will introduce regulation applicable to all stores and agreeable to employers and all employees alike.
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Vie Louse
Bdiaaten
Foronta's oldest mdbtia verry
unclear readable text refers to Wideseisie and Po2 Militass Dietries with a note of a death and a few faint details. No clear names places dates or events to confirm a factual news item.
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Foronta
Mdbtia Verry
Wie
Atthoag Ao Vetersn
Widsescie
Bela Post
Militass Dietries
Mayor urged citizens to attend board of trade annual meeting
The mayor appeals to Medicine City residents to participate in the annual board of trade meeting. He urges voting for a strong, efficient slate of officers and council for the coming year to advance the city’s interests. Signed by Moon Pomom, Singer.
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Moon, Pomon
Singer
Board of Trade Holds Annual Meeting Tonight
The Board of Trade conducts its annual general meeting at City Hall tonight at eight oclock. President Dwel secretary Chirke and committee chairmen will report on the year, officers will be elected, and committee assignments decided for the coming year.
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Board of Trade
Seis
Dwel
Chirke
Valuabte
Eleecion
Halifax relief fund acknowledges small donations to aid event
Ro Fravec treasurer notes gifts from Codlville Coffee and Medicine Hat Grocery totaling small coffee and aredr measured amounts. The funds were intended for a New Year event but will be redirected to a dance at the Oddfellows hall on Friday Mary Path. Ensen residents raise 1000 dollars for the Red Cross by auction sale.
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Fravec
Halifax Relief Fund
Codlville Company
Medicine Hat
Thalifax Refier Committee
Mary
Dane
Plans for provincial financial relief discussed by Mayor and cabinet
Mayor Brown reports to council on a government plan to ease provincial finances. Provincial Treasurer C. R. Mitchell and premier discussed relief measures, including tax relief and highway construction into Medicine Hat. Authorities aim to fund city needs while improving policing and revenue.
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HeGeis
Wednes- Gat Merwin
Tuey
Aamie
Variabs Cies
CR. Miteerl
Uda
Isdickies
Cit
Council to Hold Elections at Tonight's Meeting
Tonight's Trades and Labor Council meeting will hear reports from Delegates Donald and Moresti on the Lethbridge convention of the Alberta Federation of Labor. Other city labor delegates will speak. Officers for the current year will be elected as retiring officers may not seek re election, signaling possible new leadership.
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Federation of Labor
Trades and Labor Council
Donald and Moresti
Council
Lethbridge
Alberta Federation of Labor
Alouht
Canadian Government Plans Take Over All Railroads
Ottawa Free Press reports western observers say the government will seize control of all three railway lines to resolve the freight rate dispute. The claim centers on Manitoba's appeal before the railway commission, arguing the dilemma worsens with rising charges.
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Winnes
Jam TL
Free Press
Ottawa
Manitoba
Railway Commission
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Orar
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