Berlin Strife Eases as Labour Plea Probed and Troops Guard Factories
Berlin sees a general strike ease as the labour federation may urge return to work on Saturday. Government troops guard factories and workers returning to labor after clashes in the city. Spartacists reportedly imprisoned and sentenced to death as fighting ends by noon. Social Democrats confer on concessions with the German cabinet.
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Berlin
Ase
Copenhagan
Eines
Medrukenwwile
Disturbances at Kinmel Camp Linked to Canadian Troops
Cable from Ottawa reports clashes at Kinmel Camp amid shipping shortages affecting reinforcement runs to France. Officials cite discipline and aim to punish offenders. 12 civilians arrested, three rioters killed, two sentries killed, 21 wounded. Montreal notes bitter cold and meager rations at Rhy Camp. London dispatch tallies up to 27 killed and 78 wounded in Kinmel Camp voting disturbance. 1,000 men looted and marched toward Abergele before being halted.
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Ottawa
Department of
Putitie Satorpilttin Hes
Ofivetnoog
Bailitarss Forces of Canada
Rikmel Qamp
France
Kinmel
Canada
Ministry of
Engla i
Sapere Bix
Richard Turner
V.C
K.C.B
Naouastad
Montreal
Royal George
London
Kinme
Rhyl Wales
Liverpool Dispatch
Canadian Associated Press
Rhyl
Wales
Abergeleé
Flu Cases Rise Prompt Public Health Warning
The weekly flu figures show a rise with sixty nine cases in forty houses this week and thirty one cases in seventeen houses released from quarantine. Ald Hotton urged limiting gatherings and urged public cooperation with sanitary measures to prevent further spread.
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Nown
Ald Hotton
Draper
Health Department
Do pester fined after morphine possession charge
A. Beckwith appeared before Magistrate Roe charged with possession of morphine. He was fined 25 dollars and ordered to pay costs.
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A. Beckwith
Roe
Ersts
Commission urges revision of Belgium Holland treaties
Paria March 8 The report of the commission on Belgian Affairs submitted to the council of the five great powers recommends revising the 1889 treaties that define Belgium's status and neutrality. It says the treaties are useless and disadvantage Belgium, promising Belgium full protection and removing its neutrality. Holland would be summoned to discuss the changes.
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Paria
Assoc. Preas
Commission On
Cwaen
Belgium
Holland
Council of the Five Great Powers
Train Specials Move Soldiers From Montreal Through May
Troop specials depart Montreal with detachments for Ontario and the west. Reports cite trains Nos 71 18 9 and 13 carrying units toward Vancouver North Bay and Winnipeg. Further details to follow in Monday’s issue.
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Parsroop
Mogantic
Montreal
Mide
Mayeh
Peg Anil Vinodrivor
Fi ‘Caesandra Jett Montsonk
Vancouver
Lassant
Orony
Esnequibo
Grand ‘Trunk
North Bay
Winniper
Pastor McTavish Urged to Lead Edmonton Methodist Church
RL McTavish of Fifth Ave Methodist Church is urged by Rev A S Turke from McDougall Church Edmonton to accept a post as principal at Albion Theological College. McTavish, praised for pulpit skill and leadership, will announce his decision at the evening service after two years in the city.
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RL McTavinh
Fifth Ave
McDougall Church
Edmonton
A. S. ‘Turke
Albinis Theological College
Routh
Medithie Har
McDougall Churen
M.tavish
McTavish
Wil
Auciaton
Fifth Archue Church
Men for Medicine Hat Arrive In Transit March Dates
Officials announce a wire tag confirming arrivals for Medicine Hat with expected dates March 6 or 8 and March 11. Next of kin listed include C. R. Mackinnon Mrs Sampson 202 Spencer Street B Mas Mrs P Draudson 64 Maple Ave G Smillie and Mrs Bell 24 Fifth Street.
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Ifax
Cassanaa
C. R. Mackinnon
Sampson
Spencer Street
B. Mas
Tosh pope triumphs in Cotrespondent dispute travel
In Mayen Winnivég on May 8 a disputed travel matter involving the Grand Pacific Honda van payment came due. The correspondent notes an international angle and refers to a ruling or outcome in the ongoing dispute.
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Winnivég
Mayen
Honda
Harness theft case ends with mixed verdicts and warnings
At the Supreme Court hearing, Peter Lightizer was found not guilty after a warning from the judge to avoid trouble. Blair and Jasmin testified about a harness theft involving misled purchase and a gouge at Mrs. Jasmin's place. Evidence showed differing accounts, with witnesses detailing prices and repayments, while several witnesses vouched for Blair’s character.
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SupremeGgure
Bagi
Peter Bight
Pitea
Jasmin
Lightiser
Blair
Jamin
A. L. Posey
Albert Ady
Paris Faces Key Peace Talks After Wilson Arrival
Paris set for a week of treaty negotiations as committees rush reports on war guilt reparations territory and economic questions. President Wilson pushes for a decisive accord while all nations prepare articles on the former German emperor and postwar settlement.
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Paris
Wilsdin
Germany
Dima
Wilnon
Thyal
Wat
No clear full headline due to broken text
In Lemberg on March 8, fighting between Poles and Ukrainians continued despite hope for a truce. Officials believed a peace accord would be reached, but the ongoing clashes risk a tragedy.
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Lemberg
Paris March Diplomacy Report on Peace Treaty Steps
Fragmentary OCR notes outline a Paris March discussion on a peace treaty. It mentions a committee with representatives including Garigdo, Lloyd, and W Robertson, and references a Canadian mission and Neadoueue.
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Paris
Yeapeat
Wall
Reneral
Garigdo
Loyd
Oat Eeeit W. Robertson
Ganwitin
Neadoueue
Canadian Corps Reputation Praised by General Currie
General Arthur Currie states in a letter from Vancouver that the Canadian corps earned a wonderful reputation in the last two years of war. He notes their steadfastness in ground gained and decisive battles, claiming they never failed to take an objective and solidified gains.
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Vancouver
Arthur Currie
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