Reprisals Loom as Ruhr Sabotage Ends Says Paris
Paris reports the Ruhr sabotage and shootings have slowed since the Brussels premiers conference. French authorities threaten harsher measures, with martial law possible across the Ruhr as Gen Degoutee may extend the regime beyond Bochum and Recklinghausen. In Dortmund a French patrol fired on civilians, killing six and wounding three, and a French sentry was killed at Recklinghausen as martial law is proclaimed.
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Ruhr
Dortmund
Recklinghausen
Paris
Brussels
Essen
Degoutee
Duesseldorf
Germany
Youth Sentenced to Three Months for Joy Rising
R Voysey, a youth, received three months hard labor in the city police court after being found guilty of using a car without permission. Police reports note a car theft wave and Voysey claimed to hire from Alberta Taxi Co though ownership was unclear. He possessed a Yale key fitting some Ford models. seven cars were taken this month, and officials hope the sentence deters the practice. James Benjamin Clarke, aged 90, died in Vancouver and helped early development of British Columbia.
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R. Voysey
Voysey
R. A. Rose
Rose
Chautauqra
Bulgaria backs Versailles Treaty pledge and peace stance
Sofia reports the Zeankoff government issues a manifesto pledging loyalty to the Versailles treaty and readiness to implement its terms with respect to the dignity of the great powers. The note adds Bulgaria is absolutely opposed to any warlike adventure.
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Sofia
Zeankoff
Bulgaria
Train service on Crow line returns to normal
Trains on the Crow line are back to normal after nine days since the Cowley bridge failed in the flood. Westbound and eastbound passenger trains 67 and 68 ran on time, local trains 535 and 536 resumed old schedules, and coal shipping on the Pass is back except at Hillcrest where the spur bridge remained out.
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Lethbridge
Crow Line
Cowley Bridge
Crow's Nest
Canadian Pacific Railway
Hillcrest
Smuggling Ring Alarms Canadian Tariffs Body Says
Toronto June 12 The tariff committee of the Canadian Manufacturers' Association reports large scale smuggling of manufactured goods into Canada. Silk fabric and silk garments are especially involved. Convictions have been few and light. Delegates favor higher tariffs to protect industries.
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Canada
Tariff Committee OF
C.M.A
Torento
Tariff Committee
Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
Shaw
Government House
Casing Arrives for Community Oil Well Drilling
Preparations to resume drilling at the Community Oil Wells Ltd well in the Many Island Lake field begin with 1900 feet of 84 inch casing arriving at Walsh from Calgary. Ten teams start setting the casing as the 2500 feet total is awaited in a day or two. Head Driver H. H. High leads the crew including Portland Ove George Giona who returns as tool dresser.
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Community Oil Wells Ltd
Many Island Lake
Walsh
Calgary
Imperial Oh Co
H. H. High
George Giona
Portland
Ove
Railway Shopmen Seek Ten Open Negotiations
Montreal June 12 rail shop men on Canadian lines notify the Railway Association of Canada of the desire to open wage and working condition negotiations. About 35,000 men are affected. The wage schedule committee of Division Four AFL has been summoned to formulate proposals for submission to the Railway Association.
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Montreal
Railway Association of Canada
Railway Employees Department
American Federation of Labor
Railway Association
More Women Needed in the British House
London report on Lady Astor’s reception for three women MPs. She praised new MP Mrs Hilton Philipson for courage and wit, warned some MPs lack knowledge, and urged more men and still more women to join the House of Commons.
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Lady Astor
House of Commons
London
M.I
Hilton Philipson
M.P
S Knowless
Commons
Large Acreage of Beans at Vauxhall
Vauxhall notes a week of ideal growing conditions with an average temperature near 56 degrees Fahrenheit and nearly an inch of rain. A sizable bean acreage is seeded and emerging, while wheat and other grains progress well and alfalfa is in top condition. No grasshopper signs on irrigated lands. dry lands nearby show some infection.
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Vauxhall
Smillie Seeks Morpeth Seat In By election
London June 12 Robert Smillie Socialist candidate in the Morpeth by election pursues Westminster entry for the eighth time. He denounces the constitutional order and claimed Lloyd George once offered him a cabinet seat. By election shapes as a clash between Socialism and anti Socialism.
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London
Robert Smillie
Morpeth
Westminster
Storpeth
Lloyd George
Prectier
Africa Maru Guards Liquor Stock En Route to U S
Victoria June 12 The Africa Maru the first vessel to make port en route to the United States subject to new liquor restrictions left her liquor supplies here before proceeding to Seattle and will pick up a supply again on the return voyage The arrangement was possible through cooperation with the customs and the attorney general of British Columbia.
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Victoria
United States
Seattle
British Columbia
Athletic Meeting Rescheduled to Thursday Evening
The Medicine Hat Amateur Athletic Association adjourns its meeting to Thursday at 8:30 PM in the council chamber due to a political meeting occupying Wednesday.
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Council Chamber
Edicine Hat Amateur Athletic Association
Church Union Endorsed After Divided Debate
The Presbyterian general assembly rejected moderates' amendment delaying church union and approved moving forward with union with the Methodist and Congregational churches of Canada on the terms of the prepared bills. Final votes were 426 to 129 for the report and 416 to 155 against the amendment.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Presbyterian General Assembly
Church Union
Methodist and
Congregational Churches of Canada
Church ‘Union Committee
G. C. Pidgeon
Toronto
Fair progress at Assembly despite union debate
Port Arthur June 12 Clerks of the Presbyterian general assembly report fair progress as ordinary business runs behind due to protracted church union discussion. Committees continue steady work, presenting reports for assembly action while debates continue.
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Port Arthur
Presbyterian General Assembly
James Larkin Seizes Irish Trade Union Offices
Dublin June 12 James Larkin the labor agitator expelled from the United States and his associates have seized offices of the Irish Transport and General Workers Union according to a manifesto issued by the union last night. Measures are being taken to regain possession of the offices. Cleavage in Irish labor had been predicted since Larkin's return.
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Dublin
James Larkin
United States
Irish Transport and General Workers’ Union
Larkin
Fine Imposed In Irvine Liquor Case
Carl Meier of Irvine was ordered to pay a 200 dollar fine and costs after being found guilty in the R C M P court of possessing illicit spirits. He was arrested yesterday afternoon by Sergeant Lillis Vancouver. Weather notes and forecasts follow for Western cities with generally warm conditions and scattered showers expected in Saskatchewan and Alberta.
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Carl Meier
Irvine
Parker
J.J
Dell
Tit
Costa
Meier
Sergt. Lillis
R.C. Mlp
Vancouver
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Nelson
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Gendarmes Ambushed in Palestine Killings Reported
A Times despatch from Jerusalem says ten British gendarmes escorting Sir Herbert Samuel were ambushed near Mutallah. Two gendarmes were killed, two wounded, and one captured. Officials fear for the High Commissioner’s safety as he camps with native Palestine guards.
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Esco
H. Samuel
Mutallalx
Palestine
London
The
Times
Jerusale
Herbert Samuel
Typhoon Ravages Semar Island Killing Thirteen
Telegram from Semar constabulary headquarters reports a deadly typhoon leveling seven towns on Semar Island. Thirteen people killed, thousands left homeless and facing famine as 95 percent of homes were destroyed.
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Manila
Semar
Constabulary
Operating Auto Without a License in Police Court
Botter was fined $2 and costs for operating an automobile without a license this year, as reported in today's police court records.
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Botter
Protest Guts In School Grants
The school board passed a motion protesting provincial cuts to elementary and high school grants. It argues education benefits the province and local authorities cannot cover higher costs with reduced revenue. The board will reopen August 20 to reach 200 teaching days as grants are based on days taught. Miss Fraser is praised on resignation from the High School staff.
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Fraser
Mixed train side swipes freight in Grayling wreck
Three men were killed and at least three believed buried after a mixed train named Cannon Rails sideswiped a freight in Michigan Central yards at Grayling Michigan shortly before noon.
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Crayling, Mich
Grayling
Mich
Michigan Central
Perren Baker to Speak at City Hall Tomorrow Night
Perren Baker, minister of neation, and W. G. Johnston will address a public meeting in city hall at 8 o'clock tomorrow night under the Dominion talOr Party auspices. They will discuss legislation from the last session and other matters of local interest.
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Lon. S’rren Baker
Neation
W. G. Johnston
Dominion talOr Party
Dominion Labor Party
Flood Crest Passes. Death Toll Rises in Midwest
Kansas City June 12 The crest of flood waters after four days over the eastern half of Kansas and Northern Oklahoma passed today. Seven are dead and many are missing with property damage in the millions. Wheat and corn crops flooded and thousands of cattle drowned.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Radio licenses under Ratio Telegraph Act rules
Licenses for radio receiving sets are issued by the CMP. The license fee is one dollar for the fiscal year and licenses expire automatically March 31 each year.
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Ratio Telegraph Act
C.M.P
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France
U. S
British Empire
JOY Rising
R. Vorney Fayed
James Benjamin Clarke
B. C
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Alberta Regiment
N.C
Miners’ Federation In
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R. Smillie
U.S
Transport and General Workers Union
C. Meier
Wuather
Collegians
Monarchs
Perren Baker
City
Educ
W. Johnston
M.L.A
Will Deal
Kansas-Okla
Medicine Hat Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Fourth Street
Johnbton
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