Harding Accepts Wilsons Referendum Challenge
President Wilson challenged submitting the peace treaty to a referendum and Senator Harding, the Republican candidate, accepted the challenge. Harding said the party would back open diplomacy and favored public endorsement of the foreign policy stance.
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Harding Plan Seeks Closer Ties With Progressive Wing
Washington June 7 Plans to bring Senator Harding the republican presidential nominee into closer touch with party leaders particularly those of the progressive wing were set in motion after a conference with W F Brown of Toledo the nominee s floor manager at the Chicago convention Invitations to prominent progressives are to be issued to meet Harding to discuss the present situation and the coming campaign The meetings may occur before his nomination is formally notified and mainly during his planned vacation The aim is to use progressive views in shaping his acceptance speech Brown noted the progressives will likely back Harding as he looks to consult all leaders before the August primaries including a meeting with Lodge Brandegee Fall and Smoot to discuss the Chicago platform
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Market Prices for Oats Barley and Related Feeds
Historical feed price list shows oats and barley quotes by month and grade with figures for July October January and December, plus notes on cash prices and feeding track values. Entries include specific weights and price points like 120 728 1-2 for oats and 171 1-2 for barley, along with condemned and rejected lot markers.
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Post Office Act Draft Sparks Bitter Commons Debate
Ottawa lights up with a long Commons session as the Post Office Act third reading proceeds. Debate turns bitter over a five cent rise in letter registration and a postage increase for daily newspapers from one quarter to three quarters of a cent after January.
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Cannot Adopt Suggestion of Bounty on Canadian Wheat
In the house of commons the premier said he could not adopt the suggestion of a bounty on Canadian wheat brought here to meet the shortage in home crops.
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Lethbridge School Board Turmoil Sparks Resignations
At a special meeting in Lethbridge on June 17 the school board accepted Superintendent Black’s resignation and faced calls to dismiss four teachers. The inspector’s report criticized facilities, leadership, and progress while urging modern high school plans and renewed patriotism through music.
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Italian Prisoners Killed by the Albanians
Geneva reports say 333 Italian prisoners were killed in Tirana by enraged Albanians after news of Mussad Pasha’s assassination in Paris. More than 20 prisoners were seized from a train at Krachap and slain. about 2000 Italian officers and men remain captive as fighting at Aviona continues.
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Market Prices Reported for Bee Veal Mutton and More
Daily market prices list various goods with unit prices in different currencies. Bee items start at 20e, veal at 5c, mutton 25e, pork 38c, dressed chicken and ducks 6c, butter 50c, and Ibobo potatoes at 1 25 per bushel.
Turkish Air Attacks Press Turkish Nationalists Near Ismid
Constantinople June 18 British troops in Ismid peninsula are entrenched and aided by the fleet in the Gulf of Ismid and the Bosphorus. Nationalist airplanes drop bombs to lure battle while skirmishes occur along the gulf shore. Refugees arrive as Cuédda and mountains north of the gulf are held by nationalists.
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Fehrenbach Aims to Form German Ministry
Berlin June 18 Konstantine Fehrenbach president of the German National Assembly agrees to form a ministry after a conference with Karl Trimborn Centrist Leader and Premier Kert.
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Worthless Cheques Sentenced To One Year Jail
N. E. Nolan of Calgary appeared in police court and was sentenced to a year in jail for passing a $15 worthless check drawn on Merchants Bank Calgary at the Dairy Lunch. For similar $10 checks at three stores he received six months for each. all four terms run concurrently. Other unpaid checks noted but no action taken.
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Plenty of Moisture at Irvine
Mr. F. Etter of Irvine reports heavy rains have fallen south and east of the village all week. Rain last night briskly fell and farmers at the market say eight inches of soil moisture depth remains. General opinion is that a good crop is now practically assured.
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Rumor of Por ter’s Hill Car Crash Falls Flat
A rumor spread in the city that a car skidded and overturned on Porter’s hill killing the driver, but soon after the supposed victim was seen walking the streets, disproving the tale.
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News Want Ads Nufsed Scanner Caption
Classifieds row notes that want ads are scanned daily by thousands of readers and labeled Nufsed, signaling a bustling market and widespread reader engagement.
Georgia protests British control at Battin port
London reports all Russian Bolshevik troops have left Intech, a Persian Caspian Sea port, while the republic of Georgia issues a protest to powers over Britain taking control at Battin.
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Senate votes to free staff from Civil Service control
Ottawa June 18 The senate voted its clerks and officials out of Civil Service Commission oversight and added an amendment to the civil service bill limiting civil servants to a nine hour day excluding summer vacation. It sent acts on business profits tax and customs tariff to the commission and advanced several minor measures while debating navigability of undson's Bay and straits.
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Sinn Fein Tribunals Report Details Early June Years
A Dublin despatch to the Exchange Telegraph notes Sinn Fein reports show 41 courts active in 24 Irish counties during the first 13 days of June. During that period 51 persons were arrested, according to the Sinn Fein headquarters briefing on tribunal operations.
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Fire Hits Mount Pleasant Barracks Near Dublin
Dublin June 18. Mount Pleasant barracks burned yesterday. Five mules from Brandon destroyed after police vacated the premises two months ago. Patrols were on guard during the incident.
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