Warfront East and Mesopotamia Updates Reach Ongoing Action
Reports from London and Rome describe Allied and British force actions across Europe and the Middle East. Italian batteries and aircraft strike back on the Piave opposite Favara while Allied raids target German lines in Lorraine and Turkish positions at Hit and along the Euphrates. London notes successful air raids near St Quentin and Beloit with enemy losses. Palestinian operations push toward Jordan valley as British forces advance with multiple frontier captures.
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Amsterdam
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Weser Zeitung
Bremen
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Russia
Reiehstag
Mesopotamia
Euphrates
Khan Baghdadi
James Hole Predicts Millennium at Medicine Hat Forum
James Hole spoke at the Medicine Hat forum yesterday, predicting revolution, anarchy, and bloodshed unless the Christian church returns to Jesus teachings. He argued Christ was a socialist, detailing three classes of socialists and citing Daniel as his chosen text, with continuation promised on page 3.
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Trotzky’s resignation over peace terms at Bolshevik helm
London reports Trotzky, dismissed as Foreign Minister by Premier Lenin after a quarrel over German peace terms. He argued peace was extorted and urged continued resistance, including guerilla warfare, while Lenin pressed for ratification of the treaty despite its perceived harshness.
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London
Mareh di Leon Troteky
Lenine
Petrograd
Trotzky
Russia
Levine
Prussia
Secretary Baker Reaches Paris in World War Effort
American Secretary at War Baker arrived in Paris and was greeted by General Pershing General Tasker and General Bliss, with French officials and Ambassador Sharp present. The voyage proceeded without incident and underscores allied leadership in wartime coordination.
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Gen. Pershing
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Clanencean
Ambassador Sharp
France
Ineldent
Honor Roll Unveiled By St Johns Church In Medicine Hat
Lieut Alan McGregor unveiled the church Honor Roll honoring St Johns battalions serving overseas. Rev J W Morrow praised the congregation's wartime service as Medicine Hat reports over three hundred Khaki volunteers and several decorations including a Victoria Cross and multiple Military Crosses. The Fly Blister series continued with a future talk on The Whispering Hypocrite in Society and the Community.
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Tront
D.C.M
Medicine Hat
Hh, Stewart
O. Hargrave
St. John’'s
Mr. Morrow
St. John's
Canada
St. Johns
D.S.C
Big strike idles 5000 workers in Fall River
In Fall River Massachusetts five thousand cotton operatives were idle at noon amid a strike of 381 firemen demanding shorter hours and a closed shop. The Manufacturers' Association rejected the demand last week. Four of seven mills of the American Printing Company and plants of American Linen and American Thread remained closed, while ten factories operated with volunteer workers.
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Manufacturers’ Association
American Prinine Company
American Linen Co
Americant Thread Co
Veteran engineer dies in Victoria after 29 years with CPR
Kamloops resident Maredeth Chester Armstrong known to rail workers in the province died at 40 after long illness. He served mainly as conductor with Canadian Pacific for 29 years and recently visited his brother in Victoria before passing. Remains to be shipped to Danville, Quebec, his former home.
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Canadian Pacific Railroad
Vancouver General Hospital
Victoria
Danville
Que
Police Court Hearing For August Standinger Charged With Indecent Knowledge
The preliminary hearing proceeded this afternoon before Magistrate Rae at the Police Court. August Wilhelm Standinger of Mauyberries is charged with carnal knowledge of a girl under 14. He was committed for trial. R. R. Evans prosecuted for the crown, J. G. Bannan defended.
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Returned soldiers on morning train discharge 125 men
The morning train yesterday carried 125 men home for discharge. Among them was Sergt. Black of the rd CALR, a Medicine Hat man. He left the train on leave and will report to Calgary later. They were met by the Next-of-King committee and members.
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Calgary
Income Tax Forms Available At Local Bank Branch
The local branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce has received a supply of Income Tax forms which are available to the public.
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Canadian Bank of Commerce
Grain quotations from Winnipeg market report
Today's grain quotations list May and July prices for oats, barley, flax and other grains. Prices shown include May oats 7.96, July 7.95. barley May 1.96 1/4, July 1.99 1/4. flax May 4.4? and No 2 CW 3/8, among various feed and milling grades.
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Mass meeting in Pith Ave church tonight
A mass meeting is held on Pith Avenue with speakers 2B Bennett and Mrs Waagan giving addresses to raise funds for the Red Cross. Admission is free.
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Red Cross
Red Cross Campaign Plans House to House Village Firms
The Red Cross campaign shifts to canvassing business and industrial firms citywide. The city is divided into nine districts with captains named for each area and a temporary headquarters offered by E J Fewings on Third Street.
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Red Cross
Ladies of the Red Cross
Woods Faces Fine Recalled in Police Court Note
NOY OH. Woods C. H. Woods of 7389 Fourth St is not the same Woods who was fined last week in police court over a poker game.
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Directors of Agricultural Society to Meet Tomorrow
The meeting of the Agricultural Society directors is set for tomorrow night at 8 o'clock in the board of trade rooms.
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Agricultural Society
Board of Trade
Japanese urged to aid Russia against German threat
Lord Robert declares German prisoners are being moved to Siberia and a Russian general is sent to lead them. He says many Russians would welcome Japanese help to block Germanization and restore order, arguing Japanese involvement could aid the alliance in the present crisis.
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Mr Clement Neff Injured In Icy Fall On Balmoral
A Friday accident left Mr Clement Neff with a broken hip and head injury after slipping on an icy Balmoral street. He was taken to General Hospital for care but his condition fluctuated with the day. Mrs Neff and family members arrived from Calgary as daughters were expected.
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District Court Proceedings Opened With Judgment for Marie Jef ries
Judge Greene presided as Marie Jef ries won a district court action with costs. Several other cases were set over to the April term, including Mitchell versus Marshall Hardware and Mitchell, Henehel versus Ogilvie Milling, and Dreadfoot versus The Norig Commission. An appeal in J Greenberg versus C Zaverucha was abandoned.
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Peter
Nicholas
Greene
District Court
F. A. Mitchell
W. Clements
Marshall Hardware Co
A. Henehel
Ogilvie Miling Co
D. Dreadfoot
Norrig Commission Co
Jude
Major General John Hughes Takes Command in Military District
Ottawa orders Major General John Hughes to command Military District No 10 in Winnipeg as Ottawa also directs several temporary staff changes.
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Ottawa
Tohm Hughes
International Bible Students Speak to Calgary Audience at Empress
Mr W A Thrutchley declares the German Kaiser and money are not backing the International Bible Students Association. He notes four to five hundred attendees at the Empress Theatre and defends their independence from religious authorities, stating they never solicit funds. He refutes claims of German financing and a Brooklyn wireless raid, citing Judge Rutherford’s denial.
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Calgary
Empress Theatre
International Bible Students’ Association
Russell
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Brooklyn
Rutherford
New York
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