Harding Accepts Wilson's Referendum Peace Challenge
Washington June 9 18 Senator Harding Republican presidential candidate accepts President Wilson's challenge to submit the peace treaty to a referendum of the American people. He says the Republican party will welcome a referendum on the foreign policy question and national unity. London dispatches discuss League of Nations work and open diplomacy.
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President Wilson Defends League in New York World Interview
In a special interview with the New York World President Wilson expresses strong confidence that the American people favor the league of nations and will rebuke the Republican push to deny its fulfillment. He criticizes the Chicago platform and urges the Democratic convention to affirm clear national commitments without ambiguity.
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La Follette Finds Support in Referendum Vote
Senator Robert M. LaFollette leads in the refer endum vote among the committee of 48 members at the party headquarters. Leaders expect support from LaFollette Republicans farmers labor and the non partizan league. They do not anticipate Johnson or Borah winning the Republican nomination.
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News Want Ads Hit By Clubber Of Readert Naf Ded
Classified notices fragment describe want ads and a clubber of reader Naf deceased. Details are limited but indicate a local notice style typical of newspaper want ads.
Premier Drury cites non permanent plan for Ontario party
In Orillia Ontario Premier Drury spoke at a farmers picnic about a potential alliance of capital labor and farmers. He argued a unified people's party could form by those seeking earned wages and fair returns while noting big interests might oppose such a party to protect profits.
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Sugar profit rules set five percent cap on sales
Ottawa June 18 sugar speculation becomes indictable. The board of commerce restricts refiners retailers and wholesalers from excess sales and sets a five percent profit cap. Doctors note maximums and special cases apply with prices tied to refiners costs and district allowances.
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Detroit Rises to Fourth Largest U.S. City
Census data show Detroit now ranks as the fourth largest U.S. city, with a population of about 637,400, reflecting a 7.5 percent increase over the last decade and surpassing St. Louis Boston and others. Cleveland moves to fifth, overtaking Boston.
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Lethbridge board demands resignations of four high school teachers
Lethbridge June 11. The resignation of Superintendent Black, with four teachers, is the major outcome after a public school trustees meeting. Delegates pressed for change over high school conditions and the inspector’s report cited building problems and need for modern facilities. Dr Galbraith and others urged removal from top posts. Black submitted his resignation, effective June 30, and four teachers Duncan Brown, M V Bennett, Miss Rothney, and McMillan were asked to resign by June 20.
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Fight profiteers with the cooperative movement in Montreal
The American Federation of Labor pledged its resistance to local and central bodies forming societies and operating cooperatives. Organized action will fight profiteers and the high cost of living through cooperative efforts announced here on June 1.
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Jurisdiction Question Before Board of Commerce
Otten reports to England to seek leave to appeal against Canada's Supreme Court ruling on the Board of Commerce’s power to limit profit margins for men’s clothing sold by merchants. The Ottawa case centers on the board’s authority and potential market impact.
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Attempt to kill ex Kaiser fails in Doorn
Reports from Doorn Voolland say an assassination attempt occurred at five o clock Wednesday afternoon targeting former Emperor William of Germany. Details are scarce but rumors say he escaped unharmed and the plot remains unclear.
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Turkish Airplanes Bomb British Trenches Outside Ismid
In Asia Minor near Constantinople British troops face Turkish Nationalists on the Ismid peninsula. Nationalist aircraft drop bombs on British trenches to draw them into engagement as skirmishes occur along the gulf north shore. Refugees from Ismid and Armenian orphans arrive in Constantinople as railways remain in service.
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British inventor claims fuel-free power breakthrough in London
London June 16 British inventor Tom Emery says he has solved producing power without fuel with self-starting self-stopping motors. He expects mass production and licenses through TL Emery's Automatic Power-Generating Motor Ltd, claiming vast economic and social changes including cheaper production, cleaner cities, and reduced working hours.
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Cannot Adopt Suggestion of Bounty on Canadian Wheat
In the House of Commons yesterday the premier said he could not adopt the suggestion of a bounty on Canadian wheat brought to meet the opposition at the heavier Pepe.
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