British armed cruiser Calgarian sunk off the Irish coast
Official reports state the British armed merchant cruiser Calgarian was torpedoed and sunk on March 1 off the Irish coast. Two officers and 46 men died. 610 aboard. Built in Glasgow in 1914, the 17,515 ton vessel served Britain, with no recent movement records published.
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Trish
Allan Hiner
Glasgow
Calcarian
Moyland
Washington
Lake Baikal
John E. Stevens
American Railway Mission
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Amsterdaim
Mar Bo
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Seieliepres
Returniag
Priday
Bertin
Armsterdaar
Retter
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Ukraine
Germioy
Badaietes
Loudoun
Jerusalersy
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Ferisaber
Volonda
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Moscow
Germany
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Sobliers
Board of Trade schedules broad agenda at regular meeting
A historic minutes report shows the Board of Trade tackling a comprehensive agenda during Tuesday’s regular session. Directors debated new moves, budget items, and community concerns while considering strategic projects and policy updates.
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Board OF Trade
Irvine extortion case opens Supreme Court session
The Supreme Court Criminal sittings began with jurors A Taylor A Trotman W Fleming L Marsh Patusin and Emerson. The first case involved EE Price of Irvine charged with extortion as crown attorney Mebhaviv and defence attorney Davinson presented evidence from inspector Fisher and others about threats and a proposed settlement. The jury returned a verdict of guilty with details outlining the alleged scheme and threats. The docket then moved to Chek Merluk oof Redelitf for theft and related charges, with further testimony about stolen goods and grocer deliveries. The session adjourned for further proceedings tomorrow.
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Ro BL Davinson
J. G. Fisher
Alperta Police
Wadinda
Waimbech
Tin
Vom
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Coady
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Abe
Price
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Hess
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Alt. Davidson
Cody
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Kalmbach
Stranmiine
iNalmibach
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Wahlmbach
Supreme Court
Alle Pra Ceuil
Emselorld
Merluk
Fladlowad
bPom
Dorg Devel
Alberta farm work program for boys announced
Advertisement reports a government plan training boys for farm work in Alberta starting in March. The program aims to engage around two thousand youths with supervision by the agency head, Wright, of the Boys Works in Canada division.
Prohibition Time Limit Debate Sparks Brewery Delegation
A Montreal delegation of brewers and distillers urged the War Cabinet to extend the April 1 deadline for prohibiting hater privedal trade. They pressed for continued allowances and requested policy changes as the government considers extending the limit amid broader prohibition debates.
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War Cabinet
Canada after World War I treaty ratification confusion
Report from a fragmented, OCR damaged page describing political tension over a treaty with military and civilian implications. Mentions a convention, enforcement by police, credential checks, and possible arrests amid postwar diplomacy and citizenship debates.
John Redmond Irish Leader Dies After Operation
John Redmond, Irish Nationalist leader, died this morning in London after severe illness and a recent operation. The Irish Convention and supporters expressed sympathy and wished for his early recovery. Doctors said death resulted from heart failure following surgery. Ottawa officials sent condolences to his immediate family.
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Marehoo
John K. Hedmond
Mere Redmond
Redmond
Redbaeid
Reduend
Tedmond
Diness
Mr. Redmond
British Raids Reported Across Front Amid Allied Talks
British forces conducted several raids Tuesday including near Poadbeearri and Vaes southeast of Couzenucourt with additions prisoners and machine parts seized. A Paris dispatch asserts German officers claim no American troops on the western front and notes allied plans to seek protection measures for the Mir Hast.
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Miared
Poadbeearri
Cape
Itocas
Seharne
Tuken
Tee
Ashe
Smerieans
Evacuation Of Petrograd Under Way As War Moves
Dispatches from Petrograd report the evacuation of the city progressing rapidly as three state ministers depart. The Bolshevik government plans to secure Voskos as a free port and move the capital from Petrograd to Voscos, with the population following hastily.
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London
Marek
Voscos
Merchants Bank branch distributes income tax forms
The local Merchants Bank of Canada branch has received a number of income tax forms available to anyone who wishes to obtain them.
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