Supreme Council outlines reforms to restore world economy
London dispatch reports the Supreme Council's memorandum on global economic conditions. It urges early peace restoration, reduced armaments, elimination of profiteering, cut in expenditures, deflation of credit, and continued Allied cooperation to ensure easy exchange of essential commodities and access to raw materials. It calls for universal production resumption and measures to bridge supply gaps until demand returns.
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Supreme Council
London
Europe
League of Nations
Prince Joachim Denies Responsibility for Hotel Alon Assault
Berlin March 10 Prince Joachim Albrecht cousin of the former German emperor and Captain Von Pliten are jailed in Moabit awaiting court action over arrest legality. Prosecutors present testimony alleging the prince and captain participated in an attack on the Hotel Action against members of the French commission. Witnesses describe shattering crockery and glasses and aggressive calls to expel the rivals as guests joined in the assault. A Near incident report cites another noble, Prince Highenlohe, accused of striking a French officer. Paris has been informed that Joachim faces primary blame for the incident.
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Hoth
Chen
Stringg Room
Count Matternich
Austria
Prince Joachim
Klemmin Reuhevin
Prince Highenlohe
Paris
Joachim
Jamshed Tribe Put Under Bolshevik Protection Report
Delhi dispatch notes reports from Central Asia indicating alarm in Herat Afghanistan over rumors that the Bolshevik government in Russia has secretly placed the Jamshed tribe under official protection, according to a Tandon Times correspondent.
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India
Central Asia
Herat
Afghanistan
Russia
Tandon Times
Distillery Heist Nets 50 Barrels Worth $25000
A group of masked men bound and gagged a government watchman at a Baltimore distillery early today and hauled away 50 barrels of whiskey valued around 25000 dollars in automobile trucks.
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Med
Archbishop Legal Dies At Edmonton General Hospital
Edmonton reports the death of Archbishop Legal at 10 45 this morning at the General hospital. The funeral arrangements and possible tributes are not yet announced.
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Edmonton
Grace Archbishop Legal
General Hospital
Cluck
Miners Back General Strike Demand
The national conference of coal miners, meeting in London on March 10, voted to back a general strike to press for mine nationalization. The decision will be sent to a special trades union congress meeting tomorrow, where leaders expect debate on continuing constitutional methods rather than direct action.
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London
National Conference of Coal Miners
Trades Union Congress
Turn the light on tariff debate says J A Maar
Ottawa March 10 In the house last night J A Mubharg member for Maple Creek Sask urged government to turn the light on the tariff situation so all classes can see what the country pays for protection He welcomed exposure of tariff conditions and devoted his speech to refuting former finance minister on the tariff He closed as the last speaker at about 2 20 a m.
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J A. Mubharg
Maple Creek
Sask
Tle
Finance
Sixteen Year Old Lad Arrested In Armed Robbery
Chattanooga Tennessee March 10 Edward Hooser aged 16 was arrested after police say he hitched mules to a safe in a country store dragged it to a field and blew it open with dynamite. A trail of government bonds sold at bargain prices led to the arrest.
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Tenn
Edward Hooser
Slander Suit Adjourned In April For Susan McArthur Case
In district court before Judge Elis Torantidge Creene the slander case Susan McArthur versus Minnie Th. Tyee was adjourned to April seventh on defendant counsel’s request. Other matters included Jacob List versus Lou Sing, a car repair dispute, with the claim dismissed and costs awarded.
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Alberta to act on railway improvements if Ottawa delay looms
Edmonton March 10 Premier Stewart told Alberta legislature the province will seek funds to repair and improve the Dams B C railway if Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa delays national ownership and the talks with J O McArthur falter. The session may see a receivership option if negotiations stall. The debate on the Engineering Profession Act preceded the page 3 continuation.
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Irish Problem Plan Deemed Unworkable Says Dillon
March 10. John Dillon, Irish leader, criticizes Sir Horace Plunkett's Dublin convention plan as unworkable and dangerous despite calls for consideration. Dillon urges caution on proposed solution to the Irish question.
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John Dillon
Plunkett
Broblin
Sir Horace Plunkett
Earthquake Near Tiflis Kills Hundreds
An earthquake near Tiflis today destroyed Makhet Grakali and nearby villages within sixty miles west of Tiflis. Hundreds are dead thousands displaced fleeing to Tiflis as refugee streams swell. Georgia's assembly voted 20 million roubles for first aid to the victims.
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Constantonople
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Grakali
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Albatross Wreck Near Halifax Claims Two Lives
The Portuguese steamer Albatross, outbound from Halifax to Portugal, went ashore on Tomich Ledge near Pegue Island 28 miles east of Halifax as it tried to return to port. Two crew members died, eight others made it to the island after abandoning ship and faced exposure before being aided by the light keeper.
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Thilifas
Albatross
Halifax
Portugel
Ikge Island
Report on Canada's Naval Requirements Tabled in Commons
Ottawa on March 10. Viscount Jellicoe's report to Canada outlines a proposed naval build to aid empire effort and defend ports. It recommends a fleet wall with a battle cruiser two light cruisers six destroyers two submarines and two fleet mine sweepers plus a port defense force of three light cruisers one flotilla leader twelve torpedo craft eight submarines and a parent ship. Four cost options range from 25 million to five million dollars.
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Jellicoe
Ottawa
Canada
Viscount Jellicoe
Eet
C. C. Ballantyne
Naval Service
Government of
United States
Great Britain
Jelicoe
Liberals and Conservatives Talk of a Unionist Victory
Ottawa report notes Sir Thomas White urging that a national Liberal Conservative party could sweep the country if formed from the old Conservatives and Liberals who joined the unionist cause. He defends the government and discusses King’s amendment and the 1917 mandate.
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Ottawa
Thomas White
Robert Borden
Mackenzie King Amendment Defeated Calls for Early Election
Ottawa report states the Mackenzie King amendment calling for an early election failed. Government supporters say the 3 vote majority was expected and no defections occurred, though absences could have changed the margin. The morning division settled the matter with the government maintaining the majority.
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MacKenzie King
Ottawa
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