Germans Gain Ground Near Marne and Italy Front Offensives
Allied dispatches report American forces capturing Vaux and parts of the Paris highway west of Chateau Thierry with 257 German prisoners. British and Italian fronts show renewed fighting, repulses, and heavy artillery actions across several sectors including Albert Bouzincourt and Monte di Val Bella with significant prisoner totals on July 1-2.
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Liverpool Cotton Exchange Bans Trade with Enemies for Ten Years
At a general meeting of Liverpool cotton exchange members the resolution passed unanimously prohibiting any member or firm from trading directly or indirectly with present enemies of Great Britain for ten years after the war.
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Western Stock Ranchers enter carload of beef at Medicine Hat
Western Stock Ranchers Lad applies for two entry forms to exhibit at the Medicine Hat Exhibition. The group aims to showcase a carload of their purebred beef cattle.
Hel lish act of HM submarine in torpedoing Canadian hospital ship off Ireland
German submarine torpedoed the Canadian chartered hospital ship Llandovery Castle off the Irish coast on June 27. The 11 600 ton vessel carried 258 people including 80 Army Medical Corps officers and 14 nurses. Survivors numbered 24, including the captain, as the ship sank after torpedo strikes despite lights burning on board.
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Alberta Broker Carruthers Arrested in New York for Obtaining Funds
Alfred Carruthers, a Edmonton Alberta broker, arrested at the Waldorf Astoria New York on a warrant from Edmonton for obtaining 7300 by false pretenses from a Union Bank of Canada branch. Magistrate remanded him without bail. he planned to return to Alberta. He claimed loans totaling 900000 over years and 55000 borrowed recently amid a cattle deal in Mexico. No bank officials provided details. Carruthers had lived at the Waldorf about a year and had no New York office.
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Streetcar strike halts service in Coast Shire region
Vancouver and Victoria face transit disruption as streetcar workers walk off at midnight. Negotiations continue with hopes for a settlement while commuters walk to work this morning.
Six men murdered in prairie robbery in Alberta
The massacre at Patan farm in the Grane Prairie district left Emmett Snyder and four others dead after a violent robbery. Neighbors spotted hooves and alerted authorities as investigators found Patan throat cut, Wedwood and Parachowski killed by gunfire, and Setmer shot in a wagon. Police believe the killers fled with money from prospecting on the property. (Continued on Page 8.)
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Pemberton-Bill ing suspended for session
London June 2 The member for Fleetford shire Noel Pemberton-Billing was forcibly removed from the House of Commons after refusing to leave the chamber during a session. The House, on motion by Andrew Bonar Law, unanimously suspended him for the remainder of the session amid disruptions and outside assistance being required to remove him.
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Germany Enacts Clothing Regulation Limiting Pockets
Amsterdam June 2 Germany imposes an ordinance requiring applicants for new clothing to submit a certified statement listing all clothes in possession. Coats must be unlined to the back and only half length in front. Pockets are limited to four on coats and three on vests and trousers.
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Non-Partizan Organizer Sentenced in Minnesota Case
Red Wing Minnesota July 2 L W Mats tin organizer for the Non Partizan League was convicted in district court yesterday of making disloyal to terances. He was sentenced to one year in the county jail and fined 500 dollars. Stay of sentence granted until June 8.
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Fire destroys barns and vehicles at Cardston
Lethbridge report states a fire at Cardston last night burned the OliverSilver barns a garage and six Ford autos plus a race horse with 15600 dollars in damage. Ernest Lowe owned the barn and Oxley and Lowe the garage and cars. Two other race horses were saved from the stables.
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Expel The English from Vinland Reported
Stockholm reports that Swedish military authorities decided on Monday to expel all Englishmen from Vinland, according to a Pelalage correspondent of the Swedish News Agency.
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