Supreme Council outlines world economic reform plan
The Supreme Council issued a memorandum on world economic conditions urging early restoration of peace, reduced armaments, suppression of extravagance, deflation of credit, and continued Allied cooperation to ensure easy interchange of essential commodities. It calls for civil cooperation, reestablished economic life in Europe, and funding through savings-based loans to bridge supply gaps.
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Supreme Council
London
Supreme Comcih
Europe
League of Nations
Ufe
Prince Joachim Disclaims Responsibility for Hotel Aton Agloult
Prince Joachim and Captain Von Platen remain jailed in Meabit while the court weighs legality of their arrest. A French commission contends they assaulted guests at the Hotel Adlon, with Austrian Count Madtermeh alleging Joachim shouted threats and threw objects.
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Prince
Capt. von Platen
Moabit
Bertin
Marc Jo
Dvinee
Ioaechim Albrecht
von Platen
Meabit
Adlon
Vattorney
Count Madtermeh
Prince Joachim
Whein and
Rosuliescu
Prince Hiehendole
Mnee
Joachim
Une
Bolshevik Protection Claimed for Jamshed Tribe
A London Telegram reports that the Bolshevik government in Russia has secretly placed the Jamshed tribe under official protection, prompting alarm in Hierat Afghanistan as Central Asia travelers relay the disclosure from Delhi.
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Delhi
India
Central Asia
Hierat
Afghanistan
Russia
London
Whiskey Distillery Robbery Nets $25,000 Loss in Trucks
A gang of masked men bound gagged the government Watchman at a distillery near Baltimore Maryland and hauled away two barrels of whiskey valued at about 25000 in automotive trucks.
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Taltimore
Iackey
Arch Bishop Legal Dies At City General Hospital
Edmonton reports the death of Archbishop Legal who passed away this morning at 1015 o'clock at City General Hospital. He served in the archdiocese and was known for his years of leadership and community service.
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Edmonton
Legal
General Hospital
Miners Back General Strike Calls at National Conference
London reports that during its session the national conference of coal miners voted in favor of a general strike to push for the nationalization of mines. The decision will go to the special trades union congress meeting tomorrow, where leaders hint at preferring constitutional methods to achieve the goal over immediate direct action.
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London
National Conference of Coal Miners
Trades Union Congress
Tariff Debate Highlights Canadian House Remarks By Maharg
Ottawa March 10 J A Maharg member for Maples Creek Sagk urged the government to turn the light on the tariff to show all classes what the country pays for protection. He welcomed an exposure of tariff conditions and refuted the ex minister of finance on tariff matters. He spoke late in the debate which closed about 2 20 am.
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Ottawa
J. A. Maharg
Maples Creek
Sagk
Ile
Iis
Finance
Young Lad Arrested in Daring Store Robbery
Chattanooga police arrested 16 year old Edward Houser after a safe at a country store was dynamited open. Authorities traced the $ bonds sale trail to the suspect, linking him to the bold theft and break in.
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Quateen
Safe
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edward Houser
Iice
Suit Over Alleged Shamder Adjourned To April Seventh
In district court Judge Greene adjourned the case Susan McArthur vs Mithaiye P Taas et al for alleged tampering damage. The trial date was postponed to April seventh on defense counsel’s request. Other matters included Jacob Last vs Lou Sing, a repair dispute over a car sold. the defendant claimed the auto remained in the plaintiff’s possession when repairs were made, and the claim was dismissed with costs.
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Viceocense
Susan McArthur
Mithaiye P Taas
Damaees
Shamder
District Court
Greene
Jacob Last
Lou Sing
Sun Automobile
Phameye
W. Beattie
Alberta aims to protect I D and B C railway service
Premier Stewart told the Alberta legislature that if Ottawa delays a national takeover of the I D and B C railway the province will seek funds to repair and improve the system or face receivership. The debate over an engineering profession act showed likely drastic changes before final passage.
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Prem. Stewart
Edmonton
Alberta
I. D
B.C
J. 2
McArthur
Stewart
B. C
Ottawa
DB. C
A. F. Ewing
J. D. McArthur
A. W. Ebbett
Vermilion
A. Gilmour
Opp
Robt
Campbell
Irish Leader Rules Out Plunkett Plan For Troubles
Dublin March 1 John Dillon the Irish leader on an article in the newspapers states that any suggestion of Sir Horace Plunkett chairing the Dublin convention for solving the Irish problem deserves the utmost consideration but he deems the plan unworkable and dangerous to adopt.
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Dublin
John Dillon
Horace Plunkett
Breslau Mob Attacked Allied Military Commission Members
In Breslau Paris Marek reports allied military commission members were attacked by a mob near Gres lap. Police intervened to prevent injuries as the crowd hooted and threw stones before dispersion. A separate Port Arthur Ont item notes $1,000 bearl loss and fire damage to Fort Arthur street car barns and four cars.
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Paris
Marek PO
Allied Military Commission
Greslap
Watiob
Port Arthur Port Arther
Fort Arthur Street
Earthquake near Tiflis leaves hundreds dead
An earthquake near Tiflis today destroyed Mukhet Grakali and nearby villages within sixty miles west of Tiflis. Tiflis was shaken and many buildings damaged as thousands of refugees pour into the city. The Georgian republic assembly voted 20,000,000 roubles for immediate aid to sufferers.
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Tiflis
Constantiniple Mareh S
Mukhet
Grakali
Constituent Assembly of the Republic
Albatross Wrecked Near Halifax Involving Crew Losses
A wrecked Albatross steamer, sailing from Halifax to Portugal, ashore on Tornich Ledge near Ikge Island. Two crew members died in the abandoning of the ship. survivors, inadequately clad, reached the island and were cared for by a light keeper after severe exposure.
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Tomich Ledge
Hialifas
Kalina
Canada’s Naval Requirements Tabled in Commons
Ottawa reports Viscount Jellicoe’s fleet blueprint for Canada proposes a war unit with one battle cruiser two light cruisers six destroyers four submarines two fleet mine sweepers and a separate coast protection group of three light cruisers one flotilla leader 12 torpedo craft eight submarines and a parent ship. The study notes U S naval aid aided convoy systems in WWI and cites four cost options from 25 million to 6 0 million for a Canadian navy.
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Jellicoe
Ottawa
Canada
Viscount Jellicoe
C. Ballantyne
Naval Service
Government of
United States
Great Britain
Liberal-Conservative unity could sweep country says Sir Thomas White
Ottawa March 8 Sir Thomas White in the house argued that a national Liberal Conservative party formed from the old Conservatives and Liberals who joined the unionist cause would sweep the country. He defended his parliamentary seat and criticized Mr King’s amendment while noting the government’s mandate and finances. (Continued on page 6)
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Ottawa
Thomas White
Robert Orden
Thomas
King
Sir Thomas
Mr. King
Trun
Mackenzie King Amendment Defeated in Early Elections Vote
Ottawa dispatch reports Mackenzie King amendment calling for early elections defeated as Commons members debated the throne speech. Government leaders defend the majority while opponents push for an election, noting a potential fifty vote government majority. Separate item notes judge Ethel Maclashian case outcomes in Saskatchewan. W.A.M.Y Clark to decide soon on presidential bid after talks with Senator Codbrew of Alabama.
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MacKenzie King
Ottawa
MacKenzie
Wamy Clark
Woshington
Cramp Clark
Coderwood
Alabama
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J. AL Matar
New York World
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Halifax
Aia
Pope
T. White
Govt
Mar
Sadkatchewan
Ethel Maclashian
Tate
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