More Fear in the Revival of the Spartacan Movement
Berlin dispatches report bloodshed in Essen Dortmund Leipzic Mannheim Frankfort and Brunswick as Spartacan rising spreads with 100 dead and 300 wounded in Dresden and clashes elsewhere amid Kapp government unrest.
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Kapp Govt
Paris
Berlin
Essen
Dortmund
Leipzic
Mannheim
Frankfort
Brunswick
Council of Workmen
Chemnitz
Spartacans
Kapp
Dresden
Breslau
Hamburg
Kiel
Copenhagen
Mbert
Stuttgart
Ebert
Presden
Noske Sees Germany Restoring Order in Six to Eight Days
London dispatch cites Gustave Noske, defence minister in the Ebert government, saying large troops are available and he is confident Germany will return to normal within six to eight days after interviews at Stuttgart.
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London
Germany
Soviet Russia
Berlin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Londor
Mercher
Karl Wilhelm Sheiner
Stuttgart
Ebert
Amsterdam
Potsdam
Schomberg
Kapp
Handelsbladt
Gustave Noske
Regina to Sell Debentures to Own Citizens
Regina Sask March 17 The City has Local Government Board consent to raise interest to 6 percent on several city debentures. City council passed by laws for debentures totaling 61 000 to allow Commissioner Thornton to advertise and offer them directly to citizens at City Hall.
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Regina
Sask
Hus
Local Government Board
Thornton
Intoxicated men fined in police court
For intoxication H Larnsom was fined 35 and costs and J Hosglin 10 and costs in police court this morning.
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H. Larnsom
J. Hosglin
Vauxhall Camp 13 Opened for Summer Survey Work
District Engineer J. J. Walsh heads survey operations in the western district of the Canada Land and Irrigation Company project. Vauxhall acts as headquarters with a branch land office and anticipated growth as farmers view land and set up operations. Several Medicine Hat residents have bought land and plan to farm this year or next.
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J. J. Walsh
Canada Land and Irrigation Company
Vauxhall
Bow River
Lamp shade showcased at British Industries Fair openings
A lamp shade priced at twenty five pounds to the trade was exhibited at the British Industries Fair recently opened at three venues Crystal Palace London Castle Bromwich and Glasgow Trade buyers only attended the fairs.
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Britain
Crystal Palace
London
Castle Bromwich
Glasgow
Followers of Ebert take Hamburg Altona in Germany
Copenhagen March 17 dispatch reports Hamburg and western suburb Altona firmly under Ebert loyalists. General Wingheim, defeated and captured in Altona, has joined the Ebert government forces.
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Copenhagen
Hamburg
Altona
Ebert
Germany
von Wingheim
Blizzard Toll in North Dakota Claims Five
Five people are dead and property damage runs into thousands as a two day blizzard sweeps North Dakota, the worst in over three decades. The storm subsided today as temperatures fell. Hazel Miner, 18, died after shielding her siblings in the snow, sacrificing her life to save her brother and sister.
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North Dakota
Bismark
N.D
Anther
Hazel Miner
Hazel
Large area opened for discharged soldier settlers
Ottawa announces the Soldier Settlement Board will open 75 000 acres of Hudson Bay reserve lands in Saskatchewan and Alberta and 15 000 acres of Douka hour lands near Kamsack for veteran settlers. Some land will be sold April 15 to fund the reserve and aid disabled veterans, while land grants begin about April 30 with loans for stock and equipment to help development.
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Ottawa
Western Reserve
Soldier Settlement Board
Hudson Bay
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Doukahour
Kamsack
Sask
Aif
Labor War Breaks Out in Chicago
Chicago reports renewed labor violence after the bodies of Joe Hurley and Morrie Enright's lieutenant are found in a South Side bad lands street. Hurley was shot in the back and died instantly, with a blood trail leading to a saloon known as a labor leaders gathering place. Hurley was allied with Sonny Dunn, kin by marriage to Enright, who had recently forfeited bonds and disappeared.
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Chicago
Morrie Mosey
Enright
Joe Hurley
Leutenant
South Side
Hurley
Sonny Dunn
British Steamer Tewkesbury Wrecked Near Cape Pine
The British steamship Tewkesbury, 4245 tons, from Bristol bound for Hamburg, was wrecked last night in St Mary's Bay NF. Her crew of thirty fled to boats and are believed in peril amid steep 299 foot cliffs four miles NW of Cape Pine. The ship had called at Hampton Roads March 9 after leaving Bristol February 9.
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Halifax
Tewkesbury
St. Mary's Bay
N.F
Bristol
Hamburg
Hampton Roads
Cape Pine
Redcliff men fined for illegal possession of still
The notice in Saturday's issue misreported that J. Barsato and A. Podesta were fined for possessing a still and spirits. No spirits were found on the premises, and the paper regrets any annoyance caused by the error.
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J. Barsato
A. Podesta
Redcliff
Prosecutions Produce Results on Dog Licenses
Seven citizens were fined yesterday for lacking dog licenses. The action spurred others to obtain tags, with sixteen licenses purchased at the police office before noon today.
Acting Mayor Huckvale Heads to Edmonton for Charter Vote
Acting Mayor Huckvale leaves for Edmonton this afternoon to represent the city tomorrow morning as charter amendments are discussed. Mayor Brown is expected back in Hat tomorrow morning.
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Huckvale
Edmonton
Brown
Doubtful If German National Assembly Meets in Stuttgart
Stuttgart March 17 It is doubtful the German National Assembly will meet today as planned because a railroad strike prevents many members from reaching the city in time for the opening of the session.
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Stuttgart
Mar
National Assembly
Lloyd George objects to liberal coalition party plans
London report says Premier Lloyd George faced strong Liberal opposition to merging wings of the coalition into a new party. He told Liberal ministers an early Liberal government was impossible and that Liberals should act with others, promising to proceed slowly at a coalition meeting Thursday.
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London
Lloyd George
London Times
French attacked by mob in Bonn headline
Paris reports a mob stormed the French headquarters in Bonn and pillaged stores and homes. A French military truck driver and several officers narrowly escaped lynching as police opened fire to quell the unrest.
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Bonn
Paris
Berlin
Journal
Registrar Robert I H Bowes Dies Suddenly
Robert I H Bowes K C registrar for West Toronto collapsed and died. The sudden death shocks local legal and civic circles as officials note Bowes served as registrar and legal officer for the West Toronto district.
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Robert I H. Bowes
K.C
West Toronto
Allied forces occupy Constantinople and seal Bosphorus
On March 16 Allied troops seized control of Constantinople. British dreadnought Benbow and other warships now guard the Golden Horn with ships cleared for action. Little alarm among residents. shops closed briefly in Stamboul before reopening. All Allied powers took part in the maneuver.
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Bosphorus
Constantinople
Golden Horn
Stamboul
Alberta Legislature Keeps 1919 Tax Sale Clause Silent
Edmonton reports the legislature upheld strict adherence to the Tax Recovery Act. Calgary charter amendments were passed with the clause allowing no 1920 tax sale for 1919 arrears removed. Premier Stewart and A G Mackay urged timely tax payments to steady finances, praising Lethbridge and warning rural impact if cities falter.
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Calgary
Edmonton
A. G. MacKay
Stewart
A. Gilmour
Lacombe
Wetaskiwin
Mr. MacKay
Lethbridge
Municipal Laws Committee
Province of
Alberta
City of
Vice President Marshall Attacks Brotherhood Comment at Salvation Army Meet
At Phoenix march 16 Vice President Thomas R Marshall hailed Salvation Army leaders Sevangeline Booth and the Army while urging faithfulness to vulnerable children. He said the brotherhood of man is a joke noting social class divisions and urged equal respect among workers in a pointed counter to elitism.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Sevangeline Booth
Salvation Army
Thomas R. Marshall
Salvation Army State Advisory Board
Marshall
Brotherhood of Man
Washington, D.C
Alvation Army
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