Soviet Russia Can Teach Western Europe Nothing Says British Delegation
A British labor delegation returning from Russia told Stockholm reporters that Soviet Russia could teach Western Europe nothing. Philip Snowden and Dr. Guest predicted socialism would prevail in Great Britain long before it would in Russia.
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Several Persons Killed in German Food Riots
June 26 report from Perlin describes fatalities in Ulm and Ravensburg amid demonstrations over high food costs. Similar unrest is noted across Württemberg and other German centers including Asnabriek, Tranover, Crefeld, Rhine provinces, and Frankfort on the Main, with clashes between police and Reichswehr and demonstrators.
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Reichswehr Oon
Ottawa Franchises Bill Sparks Voter List Debate
In Ottawa the franchise bill returns to the house after a month, with most clauses adopted. A contentious clause on voter list preparation triggers conference talks as Hon. Hugh Guthrie supports the bill’s principle, while opponents warn it repeats the War Times Ejection Act enumeration method.
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Hugh Guthrie
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King
W. &. Fielding
Weather summary for Western Canada and Alberta
The report notes mixed conditions across the region with Vancouver and Calgary facing cloudy skies while Winnipeg and Lethbridge report clear to cloudy weather. Alberta shows partial cloud cover with warm spells and scattered showers expected, followed by fair and cool conditions on Thursday.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
War Memorial Committee Meeting Called for City Hall
Memorial Committee chairman Callay announces a meeting to form the War Memorial Committee tomorrow at four o clock in City Hall.
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Callay
Rotary clubs hold 11th convention in Atlantic City
Atlantic City June 22 The 11th annual Convention of the International Association of Rotary clubs opened with nearly 4,000 delegates attending a five day session. An impressive pageant featured international officers overseas delegates rotary ladies in native dress boy scouts sailors and committee men. The association grew from 450 to 606 clubs in the past year.
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Toronto Street Car Service Suspended After Strike
Toronto street car service on the Toronto Railway Company lines was entirely suspended due to a long predicted strike by employees demanding higher wages from 55 to 66 cents an hour.
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Toronto
Toronto Railway
Matrimonial Bill Given Third Reading in Lords
In the House of Lords yesterday a third reading was granted to the Matrimonial Bill amid much controversy. The measure was carried on a motion for rejection, easily defeated.
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Bill
London
Canadian Associated Press
Londonderry Riots Persist Amid Clashes and Looting
Londonderry, June 23. Fighting resumed at many barricades as unionists and nationalists clashed again. Military patrols kept citizens off streets while looting occurred overnight, and the city remained deserted except for belligerents.
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Londonderry
Associated Press
Wilson's third-term bid declared impossible by health
Kansas City Missouri June 23 President Wilson cannot pursue a third term due to poor health. Jouett Shouse, third assistant secretary of the treasury, said no real friend sees a possible nomination now. He cited former secretary Carter Glass and ambassador John W. Davis as strong potential candidates.
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United States Treasury
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Carter Glass
Kansas
Scattered Showers Reported East of City Yesterday
Scattered showers were reported yesterday to the east of the city. A brief shower near Hat measured one tenth of an inch according to the official report.
Four fined for trespassing on rail bridge to ball park
In police court this morning three men and a woman were fined one dollar and costs each for trespassing on the Canadian Pacific Railway. They crossed the railway bridge en route to the ball park.
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C.P.R
Ball Park
Hatliff & Co Report Sale Large Traits of Land
Messrs I S Ratliff Co report a busy week with substantial land sales in the Whitman County district. G Mickman Albert Davis and L M Varnell toured the area with Gov Kerpyuwell of Red River Valley Minn Mr Hickman completed the Crookratch purchase bringing total investment to 750 acres of wheat and 75 head stock. Werpjuweit bought the Galloway ranch near Hat including 5 000 acres lease and stock for about 20 000 cash. Davis bought a half section near Irvine and Parnell took the McCormick half in Box Springs. Cash purchases dominated as visitors praised the district and more buyers are expected.
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Pickets Demand Trade Policy At National Convention
Women with banners protest at the Democratic National Convention in San Francisco on June 23 urging resumption of trade relations with Soviet Russia. Miss Lucy Branham of Balonere leads the demonstrators and says she will seek a pledge from the Democrats. she previously helped organize the Prohibitionist brigade and was jailed after White House picketing in 1916.
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American Women's Emergencys Committee
New York City
Chi Cage
Wages for thevesters in Kangas Set at 7 Cents
The article states wages for the vesters in Kangas this year will be 7 cents per hour with hoard and lodpile.
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Kangas
London on Eve of Unprecedented Rebuilding Era
London eyes a new phase of expansion as a building boom approaches, focusing on denser use of space and American style skyscraper ideas. Kingsway near the Strand shows several structures either built for or designed by Americans, signaling a shift despite skilled labor shortages and leasehold hurdles.
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England
Wood Prices Rise to New Record
The labor department reports the American family food budget hit a new high in May with 22 food items costing 3 percent more than April and 7 percent higher than January. Sugar flour and potatoes drive the rise per the monthly review.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Monthly Review
Wilson Defers Signing Reimbursement for Lost Teeth
President Wilson has postponed signing a resolution that would reimburse Michael MacGarvey $26 for a set of false teeth lost in an accident at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. The measure is one of eleven bills still awaiting action.
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Wilson
Michael MacGarvey
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Poll Tax Returns Sought Before Wednesday Deadline
Deployers are urged to submit their poll tax returns to the assessor's office before the upcoming Wednesday deadline. The notice emphasizes timely compliance and specifies the location of the office for filing.
Ontario grocers board clears group of pre sale price fixing
The board of commerce ruled that the charge of forming a detrimental combine to fix pre sale prices against wholesale grocers of EH Hamilton Ontario and other places was not proved by the evidence presented yesterday.
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Dune
EH Hamilton
Ontario
Board of Commerce
Vice President Woods to Attend Next G W V A Meeting
An error in the Journal G W V A branch notice stated June 8 for the next general meeting. The date should be June 25 and Vice-President Woods will address the meeting, with a full attendance desired.
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McCombs Attacks Wilson Autocracy in Chicago Speech
William I. McCombs former DNC chairman criticizes President Wilson for autocratic leadership and asserts the party must avoid foreign entanglements. He predicts a western running mate for vice president and discusses party strategy for San Francisco and the 1920 campaign.
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William I. McCombs
Democratic National Committee
Woodrow Wilson
San Francisco
Wilson
White
Champ Clark
Marshall
Demand for New Political Party in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City on June 22 reported a popular push for a new political party. Senator Win I Borah of Idaho warned a third party hinges on platform and candidates, noting the difficulty of launching a viable ticket without careful balance.
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Win. I. Borah
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Borah
Committee of 48
Monarchs Versus Swift Current Set Tonight At 6 16
This evening the Monarchs face Swift Current with a 6 15 start. Officials expect the biggest attendance of the season as many fans have a half holiday and will stay late after work.
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Monarchs
Swift Current
Bryan faction plans journey to the Democratic convention
Lincoln Nebraska June 22 The Nebraska delegation to the Democratic convention will depart for San Francisco on Wednesday a carload of Bryan aligned delegates and friends will travel William J Bryan will join at Ogden Utah Supporters of Senator Hitchcock will take another coach on the same train Boston June 21 Major part of Massachusetts delegates left for San Francisco State Chairman Michael A O Leary opting not to go Chicago June 21 Governor Smith Mur hpy and 125 Illinois delegates left for San Francisco with Hiram Johnson and wife on the same train Neither New Yorkers nor Johnson commented on politics News Want Ads noted
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