United States Troops Wind Up Watch on the Rhine
Coblenz reports the Coblenz area of occupied Germany has been turned over to French control at noon. The French are expected to enforce similar disciplinary measures as Allied forces.
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United States
Rhine
Coblenz
Germany
Rhineland
Paris
Czecho-Slovakia
France
Pravda
Belgrade
Munich
Bavaria
von Kuilling
Labor
London
Ramsey MacDonald
House of Commons
Ruhr
R. C. Wallhead
Hoase of Commons
Merthyr
Independent Labor Party
Glamorgan
Essen
Lett Bank
Fritz Thyssen
Mayence
Swift Current completes five year interim agreement with creditors
Swift Current, Jan. 27. After two years of negotiations, the city’s five year interim financial agreement with creditors is nearly signed. Debenture holders and city representatives ready to sign. City to pay three percent interest on bonded debt for five years. The short term tests city’s ability to secure a longer permanent deal.
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Swift Current
Bothwell
Miners Found Guilty in Edmonton Unlawful Assembly Case
Eighty eight striking coal miners were found guilty of unlawful assembly at the Standard mine after a three day trial in the supreme court. Mr Justice Simmons imposed a one year suspended sentence. Jurors reached verdict quickly with a recommendation for leniency.
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Edmonton
Standard
Supreme Court
Justice Simmons
City Band to Perform Special Skating Rink Program
The City Band takes over the skating rink next Tuesday night for a special program. The band will be augmented for the occasion and will perform sixteen numbers.
Saskatchewan Premier opposes permanent Wheat Board
Saskatoon January 27 Premier C A Dunning told the Saskatoon Drain Growers convention he does not believe compulsory marketing of wheat can be permanent and would decide after February 8 how far Saskatchewan would meet western provinces conditions. He noted no Wheat Board unless suitable managers are found.
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Saskatoon
C. A. Dunning
Saskatchewan
Dunning
Bracken
Manitoba
Greenfield
Alberta
Wells Ltd. Well Reaches 2100 Feet With Progress Noted
Mr C R Garve secretary of Community Wells Ltd reports the well is down to about 2100 feet. Work on water and gas lines was substantial but ample gas and water now exist and drilling is set for good progress.
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Garvai
Community OU Wells Ltd
Mrr
C. R. Garve
City Band Practice Invites Citizens at City Hall
The City Band will practice tomorrow Sunday at 2 30 PM in the city hall. All members and interested citizens are urged to attend. wide awake advertisers are urged to use The News columns.
Canadian woman doctor runs frontier cabin hospital at Francois Lake
At Francois Lake between Smithers and Prince George a tiny lot cabin hospital is maintained by the Presbyterian women of Canada. In charge is Dr Maysil M Williams a Toronto University '21 graduate born in Beeton Ontario. The young doctor is doing unique work on a frontier post with conspicuous success.
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Pioneer Post
B.C
Smithers
Prince George
Francois Lake
Presbyterian Women of Canada
Maysil M. Williams
Toronto University of
Willams
Firth Place
Beeton
Ont
General Degeutes Guides Ruhr Occupation Actions
General Degeutes, head of the French army in the Ruhr, is given a delicate task to keep the population quiet while France pursues reparations. The mission aims to ensure order and advance the occupation’s objectives amid mounting tension.
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Degeutes
Ruhr
France
Medicine Hat Wins Debate in Close Provincial Match
Medicine Hat edged Calgary in the semi finals of the Provincial Debating Championship by a half point, advancing to the Edmonton finals in February. Judges credited both sides with strong style and delivery, but Medicine Hat led 582 to 1942 on aggregate, guided by Misses Rath and Krapfel against Calgary's Miss Tattersall and Mr. Hill.
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Medicine Hnt
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Edmonton
TE. A. Corbet
Carl's
Robert Hil
Briti
Columbia
Robert Hill
Medicine Wit SS
Calsary Fq
Medicine
Gershaw
J. A. Fraser
Canada urged to renounce German reparations claims
Newton Rowell spoke at a Guelph meeting on Canada reparations policy urging renunciation of German pensions and separation allowances as not covered by the armistice. He pressed for an impartial international commission to determine payments and warned against France's Ruhr actions harming Europe. The talk also noted Canada’s wheat export role and need for European economic recovery. A separate line noted Capt. Cook’s St Lawrence chart sold in London for £1,080.
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Guelph
Ont
Canada
Germany
Newton Rowell
Rowell
France
Europe
Rowel
Camadao
Canady
Eureope
Fier and Hottoralle
St. Lawrence River
Cook
London
Short Session Resus on Speech From Throne
Edmonton January 27 The legislature spent little time on Friday in clearing the order paper and adjourned until Monday. The debate on the speech from the throne collapsed with only two working days left, leaving minimal business for next session. Government ministers introduced several amending bills including automobile insurance conditions, revised statutes, and grazing and irrigation acts. The new Community Grazing Act would let governments and municipalities create grazing areas without extra departmental costs.
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Edmonton
Janu
John St Boyle
Tremier Greenfield
Jon J. K. Brownlee
St. Albert
Jleadley
Newbolt to Tour Canada Lectures on English Literature
Montreal January 27 Sir Henry Newbolt arrives at St John on the 29th aboard the Marloch to inaugurate the national lectureship on English literature. The program, backed by the National Council of Education with Canadian university support and Sir Robert Gleener and Sir Arthur Currie, aims to provide ongoing public education on broader learning. Sir Henry Newbolt, a noted poet and educator, chaired the British Board of Education committee that issued a key report on teaching English in England. He will tour Canada coast to coast.
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Montreal
Henry Newnel
St. John
Canadian Pacific
National Council of Education
Robert Gleener
Toronto
Arthur Currie
Metall
Trenry Newbolt
Vie
Spec
British Board of Education
England
Henry Newbolt
Canada
Referendum proposal at Saskatchewan Grain Growers convention
Saskatoon January meeting hears Willow Moor local push for Western Canada referendum on secession from the Dominion. Resolution argues west east interests are distant and urges the central executive to seek a referendum of western provinces' people. Many resolutions proposed yearly never discussed or acted upon.
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Saskatoon
Canada
Dominion
Willow Moor
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Marquis Local
Canadian Prisoners Welfare Association backs commutation in Lassandsra case
Montreal report says the board reaffirms abolitionist stance and will press for commutation for Mrs Florence Lassindra who faces the death sentence for the Fort Saskatchewan shooting of Alberta provincial police Constable Lawson, with co-defendant Emil Piccariel.
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Montreal
Board of
Th Canadian Prisoners’ Welfare Association
Florence Lasssindra
Fort Saskatchewan
Emil Piccariello
Lawson
Alberta
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yCity
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Daily Express
Lord Beaverbrook
Ranr
N. W. Rowell
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Geo. Hoadley
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W. W. Smith
Rail
Newbolt
Ganana
Sedge Said
Montana
Wroming
Community Oil Wells Ltd
the Community Oil Wells Ltd
A. W. Tauns
Lang Bros
A. Andersen
Anderson Agency
A. R. Gurval
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