Japan Joins Far Eastern Consortium On Equal Terms
Thomas W. Lamont told the Commonwealth Club of California that Japan will enter the China consortium on the same terms as England France and the United States, a move Lamont says brings closer a solution to the far eastern question. He noted two years of open government discussions among the United States Great Britain France and Japan.
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San Francisco
Calif
China
Commonwealth Club of California
Thomas W. Lamont
New York
J.P. Morgan & Co
Far East
Japan
England
France
America
Lamont
Lam
United States
Great Britain
Japanese Fishermen Lead Salmon Fleet in British Columbia
Ottawa reports Col Beck V.C. told a pensions committee that Japanese fishermen dominate British Columbia salmon licensing, with 2,177 licenses issued to Japanese compared with 417 to Canadians. He cited tactics like back and forth naturalization to bypass licensing rules. He claimed large numbers returned from overseas and migrated to the province.
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Ottawa
British Columbia
Lietti
Col. Beck
V.C
Parliamentary Committee On
Col. Peck
British Cotlandia
Armistice Talks In Cilicia Reported By Despatch
A Constantinople dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph reports Turkish national forces and a French unit occupying Cilicia Asia Minor have agreed to a twenty day armistice that may be renewed at its end. In Grand Rapids a judge excused Peter Lengind and his wife from serving on the same jury since husband and wife are considered one, reducing the panel to eleven jurors.
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London
Cilicia
Asia Minor
Constantinople
Exchange Telegraph Co
Peter Leng Ind
Grand Rapids, Mich
Peter
Court settles Katie Kleeberger vs Clarke suit
District court today dismissed the suit with each party paying own costs. The case claimed 270 for alleged loan and for board and lodging. All money paid into court to be paid to the defendant.
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Katie Kleeberger
T. A. Clarke
District Court
Supreme Court splits over board of commerce profit fix
The Supreme Court divided on jurisdiction of the Board of Commerce of Canada as a profit fixing tribunal. Chief Justice Sir Louis Davies upheld a proposed order limiting retailer profits on men’s suits and overcoats to fifteen percent, while Justices Anglin and Mignault supported, Idington Duff and Brodeur dissented. The decision leaves the status quo of board powers unchanged and may go to the Privy Council in England.
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Sir L. Davies
Anglin and Magnault
Idington, Duff and Brodeur
Ottawa
Clap
Supreme Court
Board of Ecommerce of Canada
Louis Davies
Amelia and
Mignault
Idington
Dut
Brodeur
Privy Council
England
Board of Commerce
Bodies Found In Chicago River Prompt Coroner Probe
Chicago June 1 The county coroner said the Chicago River has become a crime element after surveying recent river deaths. He will consult with Police Chief Garrity to halt murders and new disposal methods. Several bodies showed foul play while water action obscured evidence.
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Chicago
John J. Garrity
Hoffman
Rioting sailors and marines clash with locals at Waukegan
Chicago reports rioting between Great Lakes naval trainees and African American residents in Waukegan. About 200 provost guards were sent by motor to restore order after shots were fired. no confirmed injuries. Police note unrest began when trainees’ car windshield was hit during stone throwing.
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Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Waukegan
Industrial Congress tour opens with civic welcome
A large visiting delegation arrives for Canada's Industrial Congress 1920 in the city. After a Riverside Park welcome ceremony, manufacturers and delegates tour local industries and points of interest. The city seeks volunteers, especially women drivers, to assist in tours as badges are distributed to helpers.
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Industrial Congress
Riverside Park
Board of Trade
Canada
Twenty Years Since Court House Took Over
The article recalls twenty years since Bray took control of the present court house built by contractors. He opened it to the public a month later and has maintained it as a city landmark since then. The piece notes that many visitors viewed the building in its early days.
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Gr. Bray
Tid
Steel workers idle in Sheffield over three shift plan
London June 1 Twenty thousand steel workers in the Sheffield district are idle amid a plan to introduce a three shift system. Six unions are involved. five are willing to accept, while two thousand engineers and firemen from the sixth union have refused and halted work, forcing others to stay idle.
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Sheffield Steel
London
Sheffield
Lve
Missing bride triggers police appeal from Harrisburg
Harrisburg police receive a plea from Harry Buchanan of Reading for help locating his missing bride described as a 22 year old bleached blonde who wore a black scream hat and has the Lord's prayer tattooed on her back. He asks to notify Mrs. W H Kriner in Lykens or himself if found.
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Harrisburg
Harry Buchanan
Reading
WH. Kriner
Lykens
Westport Seizes 58 Acres of Land in Mayo Protest
In Westport County Mayo the townspeople forcibly seized about 58 acres of land after failing to obtain surrender of estate land for tillage. They broke gates drove away the owners cattle and moved in their own cattle to cultivate the property.
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Westport
Juiblin
Sligo
County Mayo
Milk price drop in Prince Albert amid abundant grazing
Prince Albert Sask June 1 milk prices lowered two cents per quar t from 16 to 14 cents today due to increased supply from abundant grazing facilities.
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Prince Albert, Sask
Disorders Break Out in Germany From Political Campaign
London dispatch reports disturbances in Germany linked to political campaigning. A Berlin Democratic party meeting ended in a clash as Communists attacked Nationalists with sticks and chairs, injuring Deputy Von Graef and another Conservative official.
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Germany
London
Berlin
Schange Telegraph Company
Democratic Party
Mecklenburg
von Graef
Industrial Congress delegates arrive for western Canadian tour
Calgary June 1 A special train carrying about two hundred Canadian Manufacturers Association delegates to the Industrial Congress arrives in Winnipeg and is met by Alberta Industrial Development Association officials. Delegates will travel west via Medicine Hat Lethbridge to Calgary with organized local contact plans at each stop to match visitors with industry authorities. The opening sessions and provincial welcome are set for Calgary with personalized itineraries arranged by classifying delegates into six industry groups.
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Industrial Congress
Province
Calgary
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Winnipeg
Alberta Industrial Development Association
Medicine Hat
West
Lethbridge
Grand Theatre
Irrigation Commissioner Hueston Visits City for Reservoir Study
Calgary official Assistant Irrigation Commissioner Hueston arrived to examine extra reservoir capacity for local projects. He toured the Medicine Hat Ranch site and plans a Gros Ventre district trip tomorrow.
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Hueston
Calgary
Medicine Hat Ranch
Tomorow
Gros Ventre
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