German Conservative Party declares war to re establish monarchy
The German Conservative Party proclaims use of full force to restore the monarchy. Ernest Von Heydeberand signs the Reichstag leadership declaration. Also notes about William Hohenzollern remaining in residence through late summer. Von Hindenburg accepts responsibility for acts of German high command since August 1916 and asks President Ebert to inform Allies. Contained mention of Alberta tax sale procedures and Tax Recovery Act compared to forfeiture.
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London
Ernest von Heydeberand
Reichstag
Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Co
Amerongen
William Hohenzollern
Germany
New Tax Recovery Act Streamlines Municipal Tax Foreclosures
The Tax Recovery Act halves the cost and complexity of tax enforcement by streamlining land sale procedures for arrears. It requires annual lists of taxable lands, with advertised sales and public access to the lists, reducing lengthy title abstracts and multiple notices.
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Land Titles Office
Alberta Gazette
A. G. MacVay
Peace Celebration at St John's and Fifth Ave Church
Union thanksgiving service for the blessings of peace will be held by St John s and Fifth Ave congregation in the Fifth Ave church on Sunday at 7 90 Yes g.
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Union
St. John’s and
Fifth Ave
Campaign to Redeem Organized Labor
Winnipeg July 5 R A Rigg former Manitoba MLA and ex Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council secretary has been named western organizer for the Dominion Trades and Labor Congress. He will lead a campaign to redeem organized labor from One Big Union influence and to widen international trade unionism in Western Canada.
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Winnipeg
R. A. Rigg
Manitoba Legislative Assembly
Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council
Dominion Trades and Labor Congress
Canada
Demonstration Turns Fatal in Brooklyn
Brooklyn man Anthony Wasieleswki is arrested on a homicide charge after he allegedly tapped Thomas Black on the jaw during a demonstration. Black collapsed and died on the pavement.
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New York
Thomas Black
Dempsey
Willard
Anthony Wasieleswki
Brooklyn
Black
Wasicleswki
Canadian Soldiers Still in England After Armistice
Ottawa reports Major Gen. Mewburn states demobilization reached 289,627 by end of June. An estimated 43,565 Canadian troops remained in England, including about 5,865 hospitalised, with 20,000 more delayed by shipping strikes.
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England
Ottawa
Mewburn
Riots in Florence Over Cost of Living Protests
Serious riots erupted in Florence with mobs sacking shops on the outskirts. At city gates rioters halted incoming merchants and forced price controls on their own produce, amid a protest against the high cost of living.
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Florence
Asso. Press
Calgary General Hospital debt handover to city looming
Upwards of 7,000 accounts owed to the General Hospital at Calgary will be handed over to the city when taken over.
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General Hospital
Calgary
Veterans Pay Tribute To Canadian Patriotic Fund Members
Vancouver July 5 The third annual convention of the Great War Veterans Association of Canada closed with a tribute to citizens who administered the Canadian Patriotic Fund during the war. The fund is praised for fair treatment of numerous cases and smooth handling under officials advised by the association.
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Vancouver
B.C
Great War Veterans Association of Canada
Canadian Patriotic Fund
British dirigible near Nova Scotia aided by American destroyers
Boston and Washington reports indicate the British airship R H is low on fuel while fighting a head wind over Nova Scotia. Two American destroyers were ordered to sail from Boston to reach the dirigible, establish radio contact, and coordinate with the Otter Chiffe wireless station in Maine for assistance.
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Dirigible
Nova Scotia
Boston
Mass
Washington
Bay of Fundy
Otterchffe
Maine
Conference on Prohibition Fails to End Impasse
Ottawa reports this morning's joint senate and house conference failed to reach an understanding on prohibition after initial talks. The meeting adjourned for a resumption this afternoon.
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Representatives
Senate
House
Ottawa
Three youths remanded again in auto theft case
Vale, Johnson and Cameron, three young men remanded for stealing Mr. Dawson's car, have been remanded again until Monday.
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Vale
Johnson
Cameron
Mr. Dawson
Police Court Fines in Liquor Cases. Parnell Killed on Rail
Magistrate Rae handled two liquor cases this morning with Richard Oldham and Charles West each fined 10 dollars and costs after being picked up on the CPR for drinking. Robt W Parnell of Halifax, an elderly man, was killed on railway tracks while visiting his wife's grave.
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Rae
Richard Oldham
Charles West
C.P.R
Robt. W. Parnell
Halifax
Florence Riots Elevate Chamber of Labor Authority
In Florence on July 5 crowds looted shops as carabineers fired on demonstrators. The Chamber of Labor, now the sole authority, dictated shop surrenders, half price on government fixed goods, seventy percent cuts on other supplies, and required transport signs. Newspapers halted due to printer strikes.
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Florence
Chamber of Labor
Chamber
Giant airplane descends near Harrisboro after engine trouble
Halifax NS July 5 The Handley Page bomber under Vice Admiral Mark Kerr left Harbor Grace Newfoundland for Long Island. It descended at 6 30 am due to engine trouble and came down in Harrisboro village damaging it beyond immediate repair. No crew members were injured.
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Halifax
N.S
Mark Kerr
Harbor Grace
Newfoundland
Long Island
Harrisboro
Train Crash Kills Two In Winnipeg Beach Area
Two dead and two seriously injured when a Canadian Pacific train bound for Winnipeg Beach struck a stalled car. Victims include Mrs. Rose Kerroach of St Boniface and Lorenzo Creyke of Winnipeg. Also injured are Miss Olen R Ives and Amy R Kerroach, daughter of the deceased. Eyewitnesses say the car occupants tried to signal the engineer but signals were not seen in time.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Winnipeg Beach
Rose Kerroach
St. Boniface
Lorenzo Creyke
Olen R. Ives
Amy R. Kerroach
Boat tragedy on Lake Madison claims up to 15 lives
Sioux Falls notes an excursion boat struck a snag on Lake Madison and overturned, with estimates placing drownings between ten and fifteen. In a separate report, Mrs. Samuel G. Bennett of Tanner West Virginia is reported dead at 75 after a related incident.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
Lake Madison
Samuel G. Bennett
Tanner, W. Va
Cleveland to Detroit Air Service Plans Under Way
Plans progress for a new air passenger service linking Cleveland and Detroit. Officials hope to begin flights soon and attract travelers with convenient schedules and competitive fares.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Veterans Union Seeks Jobs for Returned Soldiers
The Labor Committee of the G W V A met to relieve the Tabor situation among thirty unemployed veterans in the city. They urged employers to place these carpenters pipe fitters plumbers clerks laborers chauffeurs and police into permanent work and appointed sub committees to present a resolution calling employers to replace current workers with returning soldiers.
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Labor Bureau
G.W.V.A
Weather Summary for Prairie Provinces
The past 24 hours were fair and warm across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta. Forecast calls for locally showers Sunday with Manitoba fine and warm Saskatchewan fair and warm today with showers on Sunday. Alberta showers today and Sunday.
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Vancouver
Ruin
Tloag
Edmonton
Cloudy
Lethbridge
Cleaur
Moose Jaw
Clear
Regina
Prince Albert
Winnipeg
Fair
Port Arthur
Victoria
Medicine Hat
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
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