Contention on German war criminals discussed at Spa
A commission led by Jules Cambon at Spa debated reducing the list of Germans accused of war crimes to avert Berlin's collapse. Members included Great Britain, France, Italy, and Germany with Dr Carl Heinze among the German delegates. Berlin quietly accepted disarmament terms amid mixed public reaction to dissolving the security police.
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Jules Cambron
France
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
Berlin
Spa
Belgium
Jules Cambon
Carl Heinze
London
Cox Backs Ratification of Treaty and League
Dayton July 10 Governor James M Cox endorses ratification of the Versailles treaty and the League of Nations with no reservations. Campaign managers say the proposal outlines US participation to keep world peace while preserving congressional war powers and constitutional limits.
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Dayton
Ohio
James M. Cox
U.S
League of Nations
United States
League
United Lates
Congress
JULY CELEBRATIONS MARK GLORIOUS TWELFTH PICNIC AND GAMES
The Loyal Orange Association and Loyal True Blues held a basket picnic at the fair grounds with visitors from Redcliff, Suffield and Bow Island and a tug of war between Kitchener Lodge eight men and twelve Lady Tre Blues. An Orange social is planned for 8 p.m. at the O E hall tomorrow with no parade today. a large parade is planned for next year if crops are good.
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Loyal Orange Association
Loyal True Blues
Fair Grounds
Redcliff
Suffield
Bow Island
Kitchener Lodge
Lady Tre Blues
Orangemen
Wallis Evening Hall Game Set For 6.15 Start
This evening's hall game is scheduled for 6.15 sharp. Promised to draw a large crowd with well matched teams, the event is expected to feature top quality play and strong fan interest.
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Wallis
Credit question settled in Montreal on Soviet contracts
Montreal officials report A Boyer and W W Sloan of the Canadian syndicate have arranged details to carry out contracts valued at six million dollars with representatives of the Russian Soviet government in the United States. A Soviet trade mission branch will likely be established in Montreal.
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Montreal
A. Boyer
W. W. Sloan
United States
Meighen and Ballantyne Sworn In Ottawa
Sir Robert Borden presided over his final cabinet meeting. Arthur Meighen became Prime Minister and C. C. Ballantyne took the new roles as Minister of Marine and Fisheries and of Naval Services following the swearing-in at the Governor General’s office.
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Ottawa
Robert Borden
Cabinet Council
Arthur Meighen
C. C. Ballantyne
Meighen
Ballantyne
Mr. Ballantyne
Marine and Fisheries
Naval Services
Turkish Grand Vizier Leaves Paris with Delegation
The grand vizier and 23 Turkish delegates left Paris for Constantinople after awaiting Spa summons. A foreign affairs note yesterday said his presence was not required at Spa.
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Paris
Constantinople
Spa
Hae
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
No Peace With Francisco Villa Declared by Government
Mexico City July 10 The government rejects the peace proposals of Francisco Villa. General Francisco R Serrano under secretary of war and marine told the Associated Press only unconditional surrender would be accepted.
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Mexico Cty
Francisco Villa
Francisco R. Serrano
War and Marine
Associated Press
Chicago futures report for corn oats and prices
Chicago futures show corn Sept and Dec quotes and oats and beets listed. Sept corn at 157 and Dec at 140 1 2. Beet price 79 with lac and ti figures noted.
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Chicago
Precautions Tighten for July 12 Boyne Celebrations
Belfast reporters say 200 troops arrived to bolster security ahead of next week's Boyne events as artillery parades and road checks aim to deter trouble. Police guard routes into the city while Ulster Unionists push for order amid Sinn Fein tension and planned Orange marches.
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Belfast
Boyne
Tomerow
Ilivery
Ulster Unionists
Londonderry
Ulster Volunteers
Dublin
Sinn
County Cork
Lucas
Dail Eiraenn
Sinn Pein
Cork
Sinn Feiners’ Bureau
Cashel
Hanna
San Francisco
Cantwell
Los Angeles
Ireland
Canada
Poles Withdraw From Brest Litovsk Vilna and Pinsk
Polish forces are withdrawing from Brest Litovsk Vilna and Pinsk as a result of a major Bolshevik offensive, according to a telegram cited by L information. The notice notes the withdrawal occurring in the morning and is carried in the Paris dispatches.
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Brest Litovsk
Vilna
Pinsk
Paris
L'information This Mroning
Barber wins first prize in gopher contest
The Medicine Hat outing reports gopher tails counted with prizes awarded to J. Robt Barber 5th, Vittor Evers 678, Geo Edwards 310, W. L. Barber 272, and other competitors. No girls entered. Meeting notes discuss rattlesnake bounty plans, new members, and Rainmaker projects. district support exceeds 10000.
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Medicine Tfat Uu.fal
Esterday
J. Robt
Barber
Vittor Evers
Geo. Edwards
W. L. Barber
Whner Matson
Zoepel
BS. Ratliff
Andrew Lad Vardason
Tratfield
Wople Argus
Craw Hie
Discovery of Moroccan phosphate deposits could boost France
Reports claim large phosphate reserves inland from Casablanca in a plateau 40 by 25 miles, considered nearly inexhaustible. Professor Louis Gentil notes potential vast supply with a railway planned to access the area and a Moroccan government sale monopoly. France also holds potash mines in Alsace.
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France
Louis Gentil
Casa- Huanca
Alsace
Sarnia War Veterans to Receive Civic Pramity Payment
Sarnia honors its war veterans with a one time payment of 70 dollars each as a civic gesture. The program aims to assist veterans in recognizing their service and sacrifices.
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Sarnia
Alpaca and Mohair Mixups Challenge Textile Colors
Light colored fibers cannot be produced from alpaca, a fiber often confused with mohair. The note clarifies distinctions between the two warm fibers and their dyeing outcomes for fabric makers.
Debated Ontario hydro radial project faces political interference
250 municipalities met in Toronto to protest Ontario government delays on the hydro radial railway, demanding continued construction without political obstacles. Sir Adam Beck defended public ownership while signaling pressure from banking and railway interests. Ottawa and London dispatches cover opposition from Premier Drury and labor leader Tom Moore. Bolshevik forces seize Stara Konstinoff near Tarnopol in Galicia.
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Toronto
Hydro Electric Radial Association
Ontario
Adam Beck
Ontario Hydro Electric Power Commission
Sir Adam Beck
Ottawa
Sir Adam
Hydro
U.F.O
Chippewa
Beck
Adam
Montreal
Drury
Tom Moore
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Hydro Electric Commission
Moore
Admiral Fisher Dies After Illness A Lifelong Sea Leader
London reports the death of Admiral First Baron of Silverstone, former First Lord of the Admiralty and First Sea Lord, after a serious operation. Born 1841 in Ceylon, he joined the navy at 13 and served in the Crimean, Chinese, and Hyderite wars. He led naval policy in World War I until his 1915 resignation and was survived by one son and three daughters.
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London
Admiral Fisher
Silverstone
Admiralty
Fisher
Ite
Germany
Lis
Lord Fisher
Ceylon
William Fisher
Highland Regiment
Frances Broughton
Weather Forecast Across Canadian Cities This Weekend
Clouds and showers observed in Alberta with overall fair conditions expected today and Sunday. Temperatures range from the low to mid sixties in coastal areas to the forties in Alberta with light winds and no major changes anticipated.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Winnipeg
Calgary
Lethbridge
Alberta
French Chamber Adopts 1920 Budget in Paris
The chamber of deputies approved the 1920 budget totaling 47.346 billion francs. Ordinary expenses run 18.815 billion, extraordinary 7.531 billion, and 21 billion francs for recoveries from Germany. The measure proceeds to the senate as the chamber adjourns.
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Senate
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Germany
No Government Wheat Control Needed This Year
Winnipeg July 8 The Winnipeg Grain Exchange council considers wheat trading in light of the U S grain exchanges July 15 and invites grain and flour trades to conference with its executive committee to plan handling of the 1920 crop. President Botterell says there is no probability of government control this year and the exchange will push ahead with plans for safe effective crop handling.
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Winnipeg
Canada
United States
Winnipeg Grain Exchange
Botterel
Grain and Flour Trades
The
Grain Exchange
Botterell
First Woman Mayor in England Elected in 1908
Noted historical claim states Mrs. Garrett Anderson became Aldeburgh’s first woman mayor in 1908. The report highlights her milestone in English civic history.
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England
Garrett Anderson
Aldelburgh
Surgeon Transplants Flesh From His Leg to Wife
Dr. Orlando P. Scott, a renowned Chicago surgeon, removed 12 inches of flesh from his own leg and transplanted it to his wife to prevent disfigurement. The operation lasted an hour, used no anesthesia, and he explained each step to onlookers including interns and students. He had served overseas in the U S Medical Services. his wife was injured in an automobile accident six weeks earlier.
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Chicago
Orlando P. Scott
Scott
United States Medical Services
First Democratic Conference Scheduled for July 20
Dayton Ohio July 9 the first conference to map Democratic campaign plans will be held Tuesday July 20. Governor Cox reported the telegram from Homer S Cummings national committee chairman confirming the event.
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Dayton
Cox
United States
Homer S. Cummings
National Committee
Canadian railways seek 30 percent freight rate increase
Montreal July 10 The Canadian Railway Association announced that all lines in the Dominion will apply to the Railway Commission in Ottawa for a 30 percent freight rate increase.
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Montreal
Canadian Railway Association
Ines
Dominion
Railway Commission
Ottawa
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Parishin
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