Halifax Fleet Crisis Over Transportation for British Reservists
A Canadian decision bars rail or sea transport home for 300 British reservists aboard the Toledyare ship after Ottawa refused to supply transport to their homes. Captain Jackson disputes orders claiming Admiralty instructions do not cover New York. US citizens aboard seek entry terms and US tax or funds to land in the United States, while tensions rise in Halifax with muttered discontent and hunger among mariners awaiting discharge pay.
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Halifax
No’s
Jackson
Metay
Admiralty
New York
Barry
Ottawa
Teller Teee
U. S
United States
Jackson Sontenda
Te Ud
Telr
Gouthey
United Prstes
Canada
War Office
Debariellion
Walfax
Spip
Peres ee oh a ee a Ses Pan ee teen
A compact OCR fragment mentions Peres and Ses Pan with unclear context and a teen-related reference. Readable names suggest a local item or brief, but specifics are not deducible. The piece lacks concrete events, dates, or organizations to form a complete card.
Artillery Treaty Drift Upheld by German Ownership Plan
The article notes tensions over German ownership and operation of vessels in peacetime, with debates about seizure and control of merchant ships and the role of ERS committees in regulation. It outlines potential impacts on shipping, ports, and international trade amid ongoing diplomatic strains.
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ERS Dommiyiton
Stoptiom
Postia
Dfider
Getman
Kinmel Camp Riots and Canadian Soldiers Burial Details
Vendon report notes three Kinmel camp rioters were killed with simple burial at Bolgiwyddan Churchyard while two other victims were honored with military rites. The article quotes Chaplain Col. J Hamel on demobilization, Canada’s task of returning 870000 men, and Sir Ryder Haggard’s Times letter urging empire loyalty amid unrest and foreign agitators.
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Vendon
Bolgiwyddan
Kinmel
J. Hamel
Canada
Thant
Tore
Ryder Haggard
Times
Medicine Hat Industry Tour Aims to Link Manufacturers and Local Growth
The new Medicine Hat board of trade under BE. Joé Chidleigh plans a June tour by eastern Canada and U.S. manufacturers to promote industrial development. A luncheon at the Assinibola hotel will outline goals, with the Industrial Congress in Calery June 5 and 6. Officials hope to attract invitations from Henry Ford and other leaders to enhance attendance and persuade plant investments locally.
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Board of Trade
Joé Chidleigh
Canada
Unite States
Industrial Congress
Calery
Aasinibola
Wil
Henry Ford
Congress
Médicine Hat
The
Board
Trade Luncheon Prepares City For Congress Tour
The board of trade plans a luncheon on Friday to outline a grand civic program for the congress tour. Mayor Grown and J E Davies will speak, with executives detailing the provincial plan and schedule. Two minute addresses will be delivered by W Hughvale H Ty Twged Rev Mots row W Cousins N A McLarty X Smyth and Rev Father Fitzpatriot.
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Shopa
Snd
Fils
Board of Trade
Grown
J. Ea. Davies
Fie
Messrs
W. Hughvale
EH. Ty Twged
Rev
Motsrow
W. Cousins
N. A. McLarty
X. Smyth
Father
Chaos in Russia Report Describes Famine and Disorder
Washington reports chaotic conditions in Russia with Bolshevik rule. Moscow and Petrograd lack food as supplies run out for coal kerosene and gasoline. Reports say human flesh was sold to starving residents by soldiers who were later arrested. Wood has been nationalized since September and is unavailable for private use.
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Washington
Mar
Russia
Petrograd
Moscow
State Department
Bolshevik Rile
Army Strength Stays Over Five Hundred Thousand, March Reports
General March announced the U S Army would remain above 509 909 officers and men until a permanent force is authorized. He noted enlistments would resume for the regular army and detailed demobilization and casualty figures, plus hospital and camp reductions as part of postwar drawdown.
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Washington
C. Marph
United Atetes
J. J. Parshing
March
Occupa
Honeral
Iit
Es Atriot of Columbia
Ba Snta
Usb
Wisconsin
York Metropolis
National Army
New England
New York
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Illinois
Brance
United States
Portes
Marsh
War Department
Canadian delegates and staff travel notes from wartime talks
Norman Lam Bert, secretary of the Canadian Council of Agriculture, has returned to Canada from Paris where he represented Canadian agricultural interests at peace conference conferences. Mr. Tainbert departed westward last night via Toronto.
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Ottawa
Norman
Lam Bert
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Téo Canada
Paris
Canada
Tainbert
Weat
Toronto
Chicago Siege Ends With Man Killing Self After Shootout
Chicago reports a wild siege as George Ondeck a real estate dealer and marksman held over fifty police officers at gunpoint in his house. He exchanged fire for three hours then killed himself as officers cornered him. Three officers and a civilian were hospitalized with bullet wounds.
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Chicago
George Ondeck
Ondeck
Progarment policy pledge as cure for Canada’s ills
Toronto March 12 A fringe of text outlines a proposed national policy in Ottawa addressing unrest between east and west and calls proper regulation of fiscal policy the cure-all. The piece cites Rogers’ care for nationwide settlement and references a Toronto Conservative club address last night.
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Toronto
Rogers
Canada
West
French aviator completes 1180 mile flight in 11 hours
Toulouse March 12. Leading wartime aviator Lemai tre completes 9 flights from Toulouse to Cape Blanca on the western edge of Morocco covering 1900 kilometers in about 11 hours actual flying time.
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Toulouse
Figur Lemaitre
Capa Blanca
Moroccy
Canada To Send 5000 Troops To Siberia In 1924
General Mewburn stated that in spring 1624 Canada's decision to aid Siberia was made amid a desperate European war outlook. A 5000 Canadian force would support the Russian people, deter German actions, divert troops from the western front, and aid the Czecho Slovaks. Today 4494 Canadians are in Siberia.
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France
Gad Mowburn
Sir Hubert Borden
London
Canada
Siberia
Nobi
Russia
Germany
Mewburn
Flu case count shows slight improvement in quarantine areas
A2 fragment reports a minor dip in influenza cases from noon yesterday to today with more people released from quarantine than counted. The figures list eighteen cases across sixteen houses and twenty three in ten houses, reflecting fluctuating local totals.
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Casas
London Eye on Channel Tunnel Plan Amid Unemployment Drive
London reports Ronor Law in the House of Commons says Premier Lloyd George will confer with France to start a Channel tunnel project to absorb unemployment. The plan is seen as a major national effort, a continental transport revolution, and a potential boost for business and empire linkage.
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London
Ronor Law
House
Ar E Commons
Lloyd George
Prattie
Ikhe
Alout
Parbrough
Alii
Britain
Tragedy at Roundhouse After Italian Worker Fatally Struck
An engine foreman John of Grand Trynk allegedly struck Italian worker Roberto in the spine and heart at the roundhouse yesterday afternoon leading to his death. Roberto was scolded for not holding a job, and the incident occurred as tensions escalated.
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Sprites
John
Grand
Roberto
Britain Needs 200000 Dwellings Plan Presented in Commons
London March 11 Dr Christopher Addison president of the local government board says a housing scheme for 200000 dwellings has been approved by the war cabinet and will be outlined in the House of Commons.
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London
Christopher Addison
Local Government Board
War Cabinet
House of Commons
Germany's Military Limit Set At 100000 Men For 12 Years
Paris reports the peace terms cap German armed forces at 100000 men with 4000 officers for 12 years. The reduction will cut current strength and all excess arms and fortifications must be destroyed. The plan envisions a volunteer army for the period and destruction of Rhine fortifications.
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Germany
Paris
Aisig
Itis
Rhine
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