Liebknecht Reported Killed in German Street Fighting
Dispatches from Berlin say Karl Liebknecht Spar tapan leader in Germany was killed during street fighting on Thursday evening. Reports note riots in Hamburg Dusseldorf Augsburg and Benin with severe clashes. fate of further developments unclear.
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London
Karl Liebknecht
Spartapan
Germany
M Erhli
Associated Press
Berlin
Benin
Jan
Drebne Roniuce
Augaburg
Dusseldorf
Hamburg
Ritysti
Steamer Castalla Sinking Off Nova Scotia
Halifax reports the Castalla sinking fast 65 miles south of Casno with distress calls for immediate help. Bergens ford 170 miles away rushes to assist while War Frigian also sails to the scene and Lady Laurier is ordered from Sydney. Local ships coordinate relief efforts.
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Halifax
Castalla
Casno
HE. Harvey
Marine and Fisheries Department
Castalia
C. H. Harvey
Bergensford
Catalila
War Frigian
Harvey
Lady Laurier
Sydney
Alberta Labor Party Formed By Sixth Annual Labor Convention
The Alberta Federation of Labor ends its sixth annual convention by creating the Alberta Provincial Branch of the Dominion Labor Party. A. Farmilo of Edmonton named chairman with Dinner Roper as secretary. The platform calls for organizing the labor vote, educational reforms, and formal admission rules for joining the new party. The executive will include president, two vice presidents, and a treasurer, with branch officers elected locally. Continues on page 2.
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Alberta Federation of Labor
Frank Wheatley
Alberta
Canada
Educatonal Natitutions Ag
Universi
Labap Fort Canada
Foller Fliers
Jaime Dents
Tréaaureh
Tive
Jopali
Nual
New York Harbor Strike Tests WWI War Labor Board
Washington reports officials expect a delay in strike resolution as 16 000 harbor workers remain idle. A conciliation board is sought while emergency measures assess fuel and food shortages and potential impact on relief shipments to the army of occupation and European relief programs. Coastal cities brace for disruption.
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New York
Sousetitiots
Marine Workers
A. H. Smith
New York Harbor
William A. Maor
Marine Wrknt
Ln Seid
Greater New York
New England
Staten Island
Worth Dakota to Create a State Bank
Unavi mane approval granted by Non-Partizaya gue members for the Bank of North Dakota. Capital at $2,000,000 funded by sale of bonds. Bank to be the official depository of public monies for state counties cities townships and school districts.
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Worth Dakota
German battleship Baden demanded by British navy
London reports the German battleship Baden is demanded by the British. The note claims the uncompleted Mackensen has been surrendered to the Allies at Scapa Flow and urges transfer of the Baden as part of the war assets.
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London
Baden
Mackensen
Scapa Flow
Civic send-off for 5000 Canadian troops at Southampton
London reports a civic send-off at Southampton for 5000 Canadian troops bound for Halifax aboard the liner Olympic. Thousands gathered at the quay amid cheering ship and shore scenes as the mayor delivered a megaphone speech praising the troops courage and victories and wishing them God speed.
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London
Canadian Associated Press
Southampton
Halifax
Olympic
French Premier to Lead Inter-Allied Peace Conference
Paris Jan 11 George Clemenceau premier of France will be the permanent president of the inter allied peace conference as a mark of proper tribute to the premier of the country where the conference is held Wilson and the American delegates approve the appointment by common consent of all delegates
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Paris
George Clemenceau
France
Wilson
Lwich
Flu outbreak shows gradual drop in cases in quarantined homes
By noon today five cages of flu were reported in three houses and ten cases in four houses were released from quarantine. The trend remains stable with small daily changes as more patients leave quarantine than new cases are reported, suggesting a possible overall reduction in hospital patients if the pattern continues.
Bolsheviks Advance as Civilians Flee Front Line
Fragmentary report states civilians flee as Bolshevik forces push forward near a front line. The text mentions thousands of residents leaving and a military focal point near a key area, with unclear local detail and dates.
Convention committees praise hospitality and cooperation
The Albert Federation of Labor delegates commend officers of the Trade and Labor Council and local unions for their support During the visit they thank Mayor Brown of Madison, Mayor Bott of Redolf, press representatives, Moose Lodge Auxiliary and locomotive engineers groups for courtesies Shared gratitude is extended to President J A Kinney and local committees for their efforts and hospitality The report notes the companionship of ladies and the pleasant memories of the convention with a token of appreciation to the contributing locals and organizers
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Albert, Federation of Labor
Tradeb
Bor Council
Royal Urfloris
Nia Acit
Devingucaantn
Mayer Brown
Jmayor Bott
Moose Lodge
J. A. Kinney
Raoua
Mt Solaalmittee
Bellamy
Alty
Uniohet al
Comealtte
Grierwell
Redeiff
Tha Chite
Banquets Welcome Soldiers at Cosmopolitan Hotel
The third aid banquet for returning soldiers filled the Cosmopolitan Hotel capacity with choruses boosting fraternity and goodwill. Mayor Brown said the reconstruction committee weighed the best welcome for soldiers and wives, with banquets chosen as practicable after considering concerts, dances, or theatre. Council members urged heartfelt, not merely spoken, hospitality reflecting decades of sacrifice.
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Cosmopolitan Hotel
Brown
Reconstruction Committee
National City Bank to Pay Interest on Imperial Russian Bonds
The National City Bank announced it will pay semi annual interest tomorrow on the Imperial Russian 6% external bonds, totaling 60 million dollars with a 1.625 million disbursement. No default has occurred since the monarchy was overthrown, but the source of funds remains unspecified.
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New York
National City Bank
City Bank
Large casualties reported in Buenos Ayres fighting
Figures released show 72 killed and 81 gravely wounded with over 800 minor injuries from a general attack in Buenos Ayres. Firing persisted across the city from early evening to midnight as authorities moved workers to safety amid ongoing clashes.
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Buenos Ayres
Attak
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