Canada Wheat Board debate as USFLA talks continue
At Caleary Jan 21 delegates clash over seed wheat dockage and gov ernment control. Mr Wood defends farmers trading seed wheat while noting Canadas Wheat Board handles export sales. A motion seeks to keep national marketing of Canada’s wheat as long as major importing countries maintain government controls.
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Caleary
USFLA
First Baptist Church
W. Wood
Grain Board
Wood
Dominion
Canadian Wheat Board
Warcer
Wisciscussog
C. Rice Jones
Tye 1.G.G
U.G.G
Fort Willam
Rice Jones
Gate Proudfoot
Medicine Hat
FLA
Uval Central Board
Os. S. Damnbham
Proundfoot
Seely
Higginbotham
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Canada
Two U S Shipping Board Steamers Reported in Trouble
Two United States Shipping Board steamers faced trouble current reports say. The Buffalo Bridge near the Ambrose Channel was towed toward the nearest port while the Wakulla required escort to Walitus. The Dublin Bridge loaded from Lisbon to New York was crippled by a broken propeller at 42.40 N 51 W. The Woalutlla remained in need of assistance about 400 miles from Ambrose Channel light.
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Boston
Maes
Shipping Board
Duttalo Bridge
Lisbon
New York
Ambrose Channel
Buffalo Bridge
Walitus
Bolsheviks Claim Daily Outbreaks Across Bulgaria
A Sofia dispatch reports Bolsheviks have declared independence in Bulgarian communities and ongoing outbreaks are daily. A telegraphic link exists between Soviet Russia and Bulgaria as tensions rise and attacks on King Boris and the royal family are feared.
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Vienna
Soviet
Russia
Graw
Bulgaria
Naual
Sofia
Boris
Trial for Remaining Seven Strike Leaders Advances
Winnipeg January 28. Limited progress reported in the assize courts as they begin the trial of the remaining seven strike leaders. Most of the session was consumed by a lengthy argument over technical penalties while jurors have not yet been selected.
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Winnipeg
C. P
Sia
San Diego Doctor’s Bulletin on Miardaimese Hananuin Heink
Physicians in San Diego report Miardaimese Hananuin Heink is in guarded condition tonight with pneumonia not yet life threatening. Authorities say her overall state remains serious but stable despite the illness.
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San Diego
Miardaimese hananun-Heink
Vote for general strike in Canada adopted
Winnipeg January 21 Canadian Press reports a local labor meeting approved a vote favoring a national general strike to protest the trial and conviction of strike leader R. B. Russell. H Kempster, business agent, announced the decision.
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Winnipeg
Canada
R. B. Russel
Lahor Defense League
H. Kempster
Final Returns On Victory Loan Of 1919 Revealed
Toronto reports final returns on the Victory Loan of 1919. Total subscriptions reached 2,002,215 with per capita subscriptions rising to 821.79 compared with 629.80 in 1918. Government may take about 650 million of subscriptions despite fewer subscribers.
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Toronto
Jen
Company to pay damages after boy’s death on wagon steps
Montreal court holds the J. J. Joubert company liable for £3400 after a small boy died when dragged under wagon wheels as a rider on the driver’s steps. Plaintiff Joseph Deigneault filed suit for damages and the court granted £?4.
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Montreal
J. J. Jewpert Company
Joseph Deigneault
J. J. Joubert Company
Grant says Ontario liquor law avoids extremes
Dr Andrew Grant, secretary of the Ontario referendum committee, argues in Teroato that Ontario will not be bone dry. He says legal beer and wine at current strengths permit a safe middle path and avoid the United States pattern, noting many residents already use liquor as a nightcap.
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Teroato
Andrew &. Grant
Ontario
United States
Veiled Woman Robs Building and Loan Secretary
Pittsburg Palau Ute report says Adam Ridenmueller secretary of the Building and Loan Association was robbed of $7,000 in cash and cheques and a gold watch by a veiled woman bandit late last night. She restrained him with a pocket pistol and pocketed the money, cheques and watch after a distracting conversation about the weather.
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Pittsburg
Palau
Ute
Adam Ridenbueller
Building and Loan Association
Eidenmueller
Association
Pidenmueller
Scarlet fever cases rise in Montana report
Helena Montana January 21 The weekly health board report by Dr John J Sippy lists 72 scarlet fever cases for the week ending January 17 Epplatheag county leads with 00 cases A slight rise in measles and one case of sleeping sickness at Chinook marks three weeks of reports in Montana
Violin Student Breaks a Century of Sleep
New York January 21 A boy violinist named M Hoffman played beside the cot of Dora Mintz who had been asleep for over 100 days. Dr Charles Dixon reported she is conscious able to walk eat and will be sent home soon. The illness credited to music revived her health as Hoffman studied violin at the Willard Market Hospital.
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New York
Dora Mintz
Charles Dixon
Willard Market Hospital
M. Hoffman
Vielir
Japanese Troops to Withdraw from Siberia
Tokyo reports that Japan will pull back from Siberia following an advisory council meeting. Officials say Japan has no territorial aims and troops were sent to replace losses, not to affect fundamental policies. The cabinet's stance on Siberian affairs remains unchanged.
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Japan
Siberia
Tokio
Jan
United States
America
Abandoned Transfer Attempt at Sea Reported by Wireless
New York on January 1 wireless reports the transport Powhatan abandoned an attempted passenger transfer due to heavy seas. The disabled vessel is being towed toward Halifax by the freighter Western Comet.
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New York
Jan
Halifax
Plan a National Labor Movement in Canada
Winnipeg January 21. The Winnipeg trades and labor council plans a national labor movement to unite all trades and labor councils nationwide. They are communicating with western councils to prepare a program to elevate Dominion labor legislation and a conference between government employers and labor representatives across the country is contemplated.
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Winnipeg
C. P
Canada
Winnipes Trades and Labor Council
Winnipeg Faces Continued Paper Shortage Amid Dispatch Delays
Winnipeg reports ongoing newsprint shortage as shipments halt for a fourth day. No clear date for resumption of imports to Winnipeg Regina Moose Jaw and Saskatoon, leaving local papers without timely deliveries.
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Winnipeg
CCP
Regina
Moose Jaw
Saskatoon
Transadap dirigible under construction by Royal Thai navy
A large transadap dirigible capable of carrying 10 passengers at 75 miles per hour is nearing completion at the Royal Thiban navy aero station in Climpino. The craft runs about ten feet in length with a cubic content of 1,190,000 cubic feet.
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Rome
Royal Thiban Navy
Climpino
Medicine Hat Farmers Denounce UFA Political Action
At Calgary convention Medicine Hat delegates demanded dissolution of the UFA political association. Speakers accused the central office of overstepping to political propaganda and pressed for district autonomy. Proposals sought to merge political and industrial duties under local control while cautioning against central executive overreach.
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Calgary
Ulela Polities
Demuinda
Fisterer Politics
Medicine Hat
Sandstone Hall
T. W. Wood
Proudfoot
Medicine Hat Association
Noadlee
Ryon
U. A
Proudfrot
UELA
R. A. Parker
U.F.A
Edmonton
UFLA
la Marche
Medicine Hatchitret Association
Lac Marche
Nenceftorth
Pultieat
Smire
USPLA
Provincelal Political Association
The
UIA
Parker
General Railway Strike Hits Northern Italy
Paris dispatch reports a general railway strike gripping northern and central Italy, with the south far less affected. The Italian government kept the trains running for a few hours under heavy guard as troops armed with machine guns patrolled major lines.
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Italy
Paris
Lathy
Nere
Turin
Petit Parisien
Italien Povernment
Wis Pre
Priveiqad
Militia Utility Bills Collected for War Camp Services
Mayor Brown and Colonel Nelson Spencer report Ottawa paid 518.53 from Dominion government for water gas and electricity used by militia at Medicine Hat camp during 1915 1916. City sought payment for services at fair grounds and industrial building, noting similar settlements elsewhere in Canada. A full cheque from Military District No 15 pays the claim, with further announcements promised.
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Brown
Col Nel
An Spencer
Dominion
Medicine Hat
Fair Grounds
Buthling
Mila Department
Canada
Military District No. 15
Treasury Department
de Noreatot
Mayor Brown
Nelson Spencer
Otawa
Col
Spencer
New Health Board Regulation Targets Open Food Displays
The Board of Health issues orders to stores to place cards in front of foods such as tea bread and other open displays. The rule bans handling by the public and prohibits selling used tickets. An inspector will approve items offered or exposed for sale in public markets before sale.
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Board of Health
Board of Health Department
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