Poincare Weighs Measures Over Ruhr Obstruction
Paris officials report France plans to curb Ruhr resistance as German coal deliveries halt. Poincare to study engineers' Ruhr negotiations before acting. Reports detail military, economic, and naval moves as Paris seeks order in Memel and Essen.
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Paris
Germany
Military Control Commission
Foreign Office
Poincare
Ruhr
Goal Syndicate
London
Hamburg
The
Times
Essen
Boehum
German Ammonia Association
Boehum Customs
Dusseldorf
Tien. de Goutte
Berlin
France
Chamber of Deputies
M. Poincare
Domestic trouble ends in double tragedy at Bellevue
Lethbridge reports a 20 year old Edwin Worth and his 55 year old father Charles H Worth miners at Bellevue died within 36 hours. Police say the father shot the son on Wednesday afternoon then killed himself after investigators found them in a boarded up shack. The son died from a temple wound and the father died later at Blairmore hospital. Domestic trouble from separation from the wife is blamed for the act.
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Charles Worth
Lethbridge
Edwin Worth
Charles H. Worth
Bellevue
Blairmore
Worth
Murder verdict returned in Hyland death case
A coroner's jury in Toronto returned a verdict that Martha Hyland, 55, died from a blow the night her body was found December 27 in a creek near Newmarket in Yonk County. The assailant was unidentified.
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Toronto
Martha Hyland
Newmarket
Yonk County
Steamer Collision in East River Sinks Vessel
In dense fog the steamers Western Plains and West Calumb collided in the East River. The West Calumb sank beside the pier while bound for Constantinople. No injuries were reported.
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New York
Western Plains
Philadelphia
United States Shipping Board
West Calumb
Constantinople
Re elected Stevens Chairs Public Library Board
Mr W B Stevens was re elected as chairman of the Public Library Board at the annual meeting. The report notes twelve board meetings in 1922, 1,742 books issued, and improvements in non fiction, reference use, and magazine binders. Losses include standard poetry works and book catalogue effort remains unresolved.
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W. B. Stevens
Public Library Board
Huckvale
Ald. Bellamy
J. D. Fairless
G. W. H. Simpson
National Art Gallery of Canada
H. O. McCurrey
West
H.C. Warner
Alberta Labor Party elects Latham president at convention
The Alberta Branch of the Canadian Labor Party held its annual convention at 11:30 am with F. Wheatley presiding. George Latham of Edmonton was unanimously elected president and assumed the chair, with H. J. Pallot as vice-president and E. E. Owens nominated as secretary-treasurer. W. G. Johnston and J. Morrison withdrew from nominations.
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Alberta
Canadian Labor Party
F. Wheatley
George Latham
Edmonton
H. J. Pallot
W. G. Johnston
M.L.A
J. Morrisson
Medicine Hat
E .E. Owens
Labor Party to Elect Officers in Medicine Hat Branch
The Medicine Hat branch of the Canadian Labor Party will hold a public meeting at the Trades and Labor hall tomorrow night to elect officers. Citizens are urged to attend to participate in discussions on matters affecting all and to support a strong, representative leadership for the party’s city activities.
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Medicine Hat Branch
Labor Hall
Medicine Hat
Canadian Labor Party
Trades and Labor Hall
Carpentier to Meet Bec kett in London May Fight
Paris reports Georges Carpentier former heavyweight champion and Joe Beckett British champion to meet at the Olympia London on May 14. Contract to promoter Major A J Wilson sent tonight. Carpentier conditions a return with Battling Siki but odds favor delay.
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Paris
Georges Carpentier
Joe Beckett
Olympia
London
A. J. Wilson
Carpentier
Battling Siki
Conference on Canadian Livestock Marketing in Ottawa
Livestock exporters and Department of Agriculture officials will meet in Ottawa on January 19 to discuss how Canada can best exploit new marketing opportunities after the British embargo is removed. The Itawa meeting on June 12 outlines methods to maximize benefits for exporters.
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Itawa
Canada
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Alberta Federation Convention to Meet in Drumheller
Delegates at the Alberta Federation of Labor approve Drumheller as the site for the 1924 convention. The session also discusses Mines Act amendments including a six hour day and weekly pay, plus wage scales, first aid in mines, and boiler inspector qualifications.
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Evans
Drumheller
Alberta Federation of Labor
Wheatley
Atlas
Workers of
Alberta
Nova Scotia
Bellamy
McLean Mitchell Well Reports Gas Flow Indication
Word from the border notes a good gas flow in the McLean Mitchell well on Thursday with 20 feet drilled on Wednesday. The well now stands at 2625 feet, seen as a favorable sign for productivity.
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McLean-Mitchell
Reverend Percy Gordon dies by suicide at St Bartholome’s
New York reported that Rev. Dr. Percy Gordon aged 60, for five years assistant rector at St Bartholome's Episcopal church, died yesterday by his own hand. This cleric’s death ends a long tenure at the Upper East Side parish.
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New York
Percy Gordon
St. Bartholome’s Episcopal Church
Farmers Group Insurance Endorsed at Manitoba Convention
The United Farmers of Manitoba convention endorsed a plan for group insurance covering members both men and women with a $2000 per individual maximum. Directors were tasked to finalize details, and the convention urged check issuers to pay the stamping costs, criticizing stamp tax on grain checks as petty graft.
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Brandon
United Farmers of Manitoba
Burnell
German steamer Heinrich Kaiser believed lost at sea
Norfolk reports the Heinrich Kaiser, which left in December and last spoke December 6 of steering gear trouble, is now believed lost at sea. The ship carried 30 crewmen and three passengers. A Glasgow police raid arrested 22 men and one woman suspected of conspiracy against Irish Free State officials.
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Norfolk
Heinrich Kaiser
Lloyd Marine
Glasgow
Vancouver elevators transfer under government review
Ottawa reports the transfer of Vancouver elevators from Grain Commission control to the Vancouver Harbor Board is under government consideration with action expected soon. No decision has been made yet.
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Ottawa
Janu
Vancouver
The
Grain Commission
Vancouver Harboard Board
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Velbert
Jan
French High Commission
Rhineland
Belgium
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Beckett
Livestock
Dept. OF Agriculture
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Medicine Hat Chamber of Commerce
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Dominion Labor Party
Becker
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