Murdock Resigns From Board Of Commerce Over Remuneration
Ottawa report details James A Murdock resigning from the Board of Commerce amid disputes over pay and government interference. He alleges routine work was hindered and signals that Sir Robert Borden would address the matter in the House of Commons.
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Toronto
Fane
Wooden
James Murdeck
Board of Commerce
Ley
Robert Borden
Privy Council
Robert
Ivoi
Sir Robert
Ayain
People of Canada
Bat 1
Murdock
Borden
Ottawa
House of Commons
J. A
Mermlar
Sir Robert Borden
Sukely
Pers - Fal
Hoover urges quick Versailles ratification without Article X
Herbert Hoover called for swift ratification of the Versailles treaty after removing Article X. In a New York Evening Post statement he argued the League should stand on moral and economic power, not military force, to safeguard foreign sites.
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Herbert Hoover
New York
League of Mations Covenannt
Herbert
League
Bolshies Forced to Discontinue Their Attacks
In Warsaw on June 25 the Polish Commingne reports sharp artillery along the Bersina River and says Bolsheviks south of Pripet suffered severe losses and were forced to suspend attacks yesterday.
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Pripet
Bolshevik
Warsaw
Bersina
Bulshevik
Enormous Growth in Illicit Stills Across Provinces
Ottawa reports a dramatic rise in illegal stills since Prohibition began. Sir James Lougheed presents Senate figures showing Ontario increasing from 50 to 296 stills, with other provinces ranging from New Brunswick eight to 105 in 1919 and Quebec to 16. overall totals surge from 1 to 985.
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Ottawa
Senate
James Lougheed
Ontaria
New Brunswick
James
Nova Scotia
Pringy Redward
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Borden Resignation Rumor After Pro Rogation Parliament
Ottawa reports a rumor that Sir Robert Borden will resign as prime minister after parliament prorogation. The claim lacks confirmation and mentions Arthur Meighen as a potential successor, with Unionists viewed as divided on the move.
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Borden
Ottawa
Robert Borden
Vahert
Market Prices Roundup From Local Market Day
Prices today include beef at 24 cents a pound, pork at 28 cents, veal 22 cents, chicken 30 cents, turkeys 45 cents, dressed poultry 50 cents, and vegetables like carrots cabbage turnips lettuce onions at 10 cents each. Reading shows limited legible items and several garbled words.
Greeks Capture 8000 Prisoners Near Smyrna and Sabili
London reports via the Greek legation that Greek forces attacked Turkish nationalists around Smyrna and Sabili. The Greek army encircled Turkish corps near Ali Shehr, about 50 miles east of Smyrna, taking 8,000 prisoners and seizing gems and booty as they advance northward in Asia Minor under Muawstapha Komi Pasha.
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Smyrna
Asia Minor
London
Philadelphia
Ali Shehr
Sabili
Creelany
Leean
Muawstapha Komi] Pasha
Sabhili
Wheat Board debate shows cost to consumers questioned
During the Canadian Wheat Board debate Hon. Arthur Melphen argued that if Canada abandons wheat control and buyers team up to purchase unduly low prices, small farmers cannot sell at such a reduced price. He said government selling could meet conditions better and criticized claims the Wheat Board costs consumers forty cents per bushel. he cited a quarter of a cent per bushel as the actual cost.
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Ottawa
Candian Wheat Board
Arthur Melphen
Canada
Wheat Board
Mie
Wegen ‘Armers’ Organization
Aimdian Council of Agriculture
Soviet Representative Signs Contract With Boyer Sloan & Coy
A Soviet representative in the United States signs a multi million dollar contract with Boyer Sloan and Company for Canadian foodstuffs and naval supplies. The deal, reported in New York today, is guided by Ludwig Martens with Sir Dohild Mann noted as a leading background figure in the transaction.
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Boyer, Sloan & Coy
New York
Ludwig Ccal W. Martens
United States
Joycy Sloan and Company
Manufie Uvers
DC Drummond
Michigan Penalty for Requiring Redo Without License
The text notes a penalty in Michigan for operating redo without a license. The fine is 100 dollars or up to three months in jail.
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Michigan
McAdoo Faction Aims to Beat Cox at San Francisco Rally
McAdoo supporters on the Overland Limited press to derail the Ohio governor Cox bid. They oppose New York figures and Treasurer Cummings, while Newman Edwards allies plan to resist Roosevelt influence. The Edwards group grows bolder as desert travel heightens pressure on delegates to back the New Jersey candidate.
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McAdoo
Oregon
A. Touett Shouse
Wansias
Milledgeville
Shouse
Cox
Ohio
Homer Cummings
Ium
Cummgs
Gldjeuiep Cummings
Levdngkleen
Nhmself
T McAdootails
Marshall
New York
Ohiora
Pees
Josenah
Fitzpatrick
Edwards
New Jersey
Muder
Burleson
Bourke Cochrane
Morgan J. O Brien
Tamoiany
San Francisco
Franklin Roosevelt
Tammany
Bourke Cocrane
Phon
James Sigmillon Lewis
Jim
Ids Berth
Beau Brummell
Barn raising aids Alisa Craig farm after wind damage
More than 500 people gathered at Clas Meenan’s farm on Alisa Craig to help rebuild the barn that was destroyed by a wind storm. Volunteers organized rapid reconstruction and shared meals as the community assisted.
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Clas
Meenan
Alisa Craig
Londonderry Quiet Returns Amid Food Shortages After Turmoil
Londonderry resumes normalcy as banks and shops reopen, but food remains scarce. Snipers and looters prompted military presence and a destroyer searchlight. In Bantry County Cork, Sinn Fein factions suffered attacks with one death and multiple arsons targeting homes and stores.
Pitched Battle Ends with Police Sergeant Dead in Hamilton
In Hamilton Ohio on June 25 a pitched shootout between police and the Bolen family north of the city left Charles J. Stegemann, a police desk sergeant, dead from sniper fire. James Bolen was shot multiple times and is believed to die. Allen Bolen is under arrest. Helen Bolen is identified as the shooter, per police.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Charles J. Stegemann
Bolen
James
Tid
Allen Bolen
Helen
International Court of Justice to Sit at The Hague
The Hague June 26 The commission of jurists in session for a permanent court of international justice under the League of Nations covenant has unanimously decided that the court shall be located at The Hague.
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Inter. Court OF Justice
the Hague
Associated Press
Commission of Jurists
Woolworth Building Heirs Arrange 3 Million Loan
Heirs of F W Woolworth move to borrow 3 million on the Woolworth Building to cover state and federal inheritance taxes totaling 8 million. The 792 foot tall lower Broadway tower, completed ten years ago, yields 1.55 million yearly income and is valued near 10 million.
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New York
Woolworth
Broadway
Turkey Refuses to Sign Peace Pact Over Smyrna
Constantinople June 25 The Turkish government instructs its Paris peace delegation to uncompromisingly refuse any treaty that deprives Turkey of Smyrna. The policy aligns with entente territorial limits on other regions including Adrianople.
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Turkey
Smyrna
Adrianople
Thrace
Constantinople
Paris
Veterans push for quicker action on club house fund
Citizens' Memorial Committee failed to form a quorum for a planned fundraising drive for a club house for returned men. Eight attended. most absent due to farming seasons and harvest timing. Chairman Mr Collier advised notifying the YMCA that the committee had no objection to veterans canvassing for subscriptions immediately if they choose.
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Thevil
G. Wlow AL Eireles
Citizens’ Memorial Committee
Clus House
Mtr
Labor body declines to affiliate with Moscow group
Scarborough England June 86 The labor conference rejects affiliate with the Moscow International by a card vote 240000 to 225000. The conference also refuses to secede from the Senegal Internationale by 1010000 to 516000.
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Moscow Labor Body
Scarborough
Enghind
Moscow International
Conferencce
Senega Internationale
Chancellor Fehrenbach Forms German Cabinet
German Chancellor Fehrenbach forms a cabinet with representatives from the Centrists Democratic and German Peoples parties. The move follows accords reported by the Natiorial Tidenda, as of Copenhagen on June 25.
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Fehrenbach
Copenhagen
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San Frencisco
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Londonderry
Sinn Meiners
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St. Columbus College
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County Cork
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