Armistice Extended. Erzberger Reports to Marshal Foch
A Berlin dispatch states the armistice between the Allies and Germany has been extended with Mathias Erzberger signing the agreement at Treves last Wednesday. Erzberger protested to Marshal Foch over the terms and pressed questions about lifting the blockade, releasing prisoners, and the timing of a preliminary peace treaty.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Mathias Erzberger
Treves
Berlin
Alles
Marshal Foch
Erzberger
Factory to Prune War Crime Riots in Luxemburg
Postwar reports describe a mob attack at a hotel in Luxemburg where Frau Luxemburg was killed after mob violence. Dr Liebknecht was shot and killed as troops moved toward Moabit prison. Crowned by chaos, bodies were dragged away and scattered toward the canal amid ongoing unrest and political turmoil.
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Luxemburg
Tha
Tobby
Franllen Luxemburg
Dr. Liebknecht
Moabit Prison
Tier Garten
Liberal convention opens in Calgary with Alberta delegates
Alberta Liberal convention opens in Calgary with delegates from across the province. Alexander Allen, Premier Stewart, A G McKay, J Boyle and Frank Oliver attend as party leaders discuss unity, policies and the Laurier leadership amid debates on tariffs and prairie resource transfers.
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Liboriia
Calgary
Alberta
Alek, Allan
Provincial
Liberal Association
Finn
Duncan Marshall
A G. McKay
J. K. Boyle
Fr. Smith
J. Cote
C. R. Mitchell
Stewart
C. Cross
Frank Oliver
Interior
Alexander Allen
Canada
Liberal Party
Inda
Passatt
Taritt
Auficultia
Laurier
Federal Plea for State Insurance for Vets Discharged Medically Unfit
In Lathbridge January 16 the veterans convention urged the federal government to adopt state insurance or special farm policies under private charge for men discharged as medically unfit. They also proposed land expropriation be reserved for returned soldiers for two years with a two year extension for other soldiers and allies. Civil service changes were urged to fill all vacant positions.
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South
Maryfield
Sskatchewan
Alberts
Dominion Experimental Farm
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Calgary
Great
Britain
Carrtonia
Alberta
Dominion Command
Crutada
Prograg Wn
Liberals
Gup
Canada
Coniachy
Lathbridge
Jan
Veterans’ Convention
Modify Plans of Secrecy Highlight Peace Conference
The pac e council and reporters faced secrecy as they planned to hear President Poincare's speech. A potential withdrawal of enterprise coverage could occur if the peace conference proceeded as expected, with officials delaying public access until the issue moved forward. The article notes uncertainty about whether full assembly would attend.
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Pance Council
Poincare
Nowspapermen
Unclear fragment from Petrograd riot report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an evolving unrest in Petrograd with references to armed groups and shifting control. Details are obscured, making exact actors and timeline indeterminate.
Rural districts urged to open schools soon
Education officials say rural districts are delaying school openings this year after fall term delays. The minister calls the situation disappointing and notes that bans on operating schools are lifted, leaving boards to act immediately. About 275 trainee teachers will be available after finishing training at two normal schools this month.
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Ting
Department of Education
Minister of Education
Ain ‘Tity
Ienchasa
Debate Set Over Socialists Canada Clash Between Irvine Knight
In Calgary on January 17, William Irvine of the Socialist group challenges Knight of Reon to a public debate on revolutionary propaganda. The discussion is scheduled for the second Sunday in February at the Grand Theatre, Fortm. Irvine supports reform within existing methods while opposing revolutionary doctrine.
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Calgary
Oe Knight
Reon
Irvine
Canada
Knight
Ihder
Irvin Peur Asa
Unclear fragment hints at militia discharge issue
Fragmentary text references a militia and a discharge matter with wording suggesting a report on dismissal or release, but specifics and context are unreadable. No clear names, dates, or places available from the snippet.
Civic welcome planned for Captain Williams visit
Acting Mayor Hotson said a civic welcome will be arranged for Captain Williams and the 176th Battalion when they arrive by train Monday morning. The reception committee will outline a program for welcoming the visiting unit and their flag, with timing to be determined.
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Capt. Williams
Batt
Hotson
Steamer Chaproix Strikes Mine in Strait of Messina
Rome reports the French steamer Chaproix struck a floating mine in the Straits of Messina. Five hundred passengers, mainly Creeks, Serbians, and Russians, were lost. Another steamer saved 150 aboard.
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Rome
Chaproix
Straits of
Mesina
Spartacist Leaders Fate Comment Reported in Berlin Press
The Berlin press remarks on Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Luxemburg with phrases of divine justice. A local paper notes Liebknecht faced consequences for aiding a failed uprising. Reports show a slight drop in fly cases, with three cases in twenty four hours. Quarantine again saw twelve houses reignited during the same period.
Prisoner count fragment yields unclear data
The readable portion lists numbers 158 and 48 connected to prisoners but provides no coherent names places dates or actions. The text appears damaged leaving the event or location undetermined.
England Ends Sugar Ration Limits in 192? New Year
London reports easing of five year food restrictions as sugar rations disappear gradually. By the new year sugar is removed from making and sweet pastries while restrictions on afteriogy food ease. white sugar remains forbidden in shops but is supplied in hotels and houses as supplies improve.
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London
Associated Press
England
Tauranta
Tex Shopm
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U. S
Maly
Cota Bey Youdign In
Petrograd
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Toeht
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