Crerar Declares Stance on Wheat Price Policy
Declarations by Hon. T. A. Crerar, minister, on wheat price fixing at the House of Commons agriculture committee. He discusses Europe’s influence on world wheat and Canada’s needs, noting U.S. price action and potential effects on Western Canadian farmers amid large winter wheat acreage.
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T. A. Crerar
Canada
Europe
Germany
Russia
Ualtedtates Congress
United States
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German and Austrian Nobility Advertise Houses in Switzerland
Report from Geneva cites a Lasulesnews brief claiming German and Austrian nobility posted ads in Switzerland offering houses for sale at moderate prices as part of a broader alarmed reaction by William of Germany to threats and calls to flee to Switzerland amid tensions.
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Geneva
William
Germany
Holland
Berlin News Reports Executions in Tukhum and Talsenalay
Reports claim the Bolsheviks executed a number of residents in Tukhum and Talsenalay. Eyewitness notes describe elderly men and women among the victims and mention court actions and forced conscription.
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Berlin
Machary Ande Brags
Crfél
Dsading
Tukhum
Talsenalay
Rolebevik
Massacre Report Alleges Armenian Attacks by Moslem Guards
Advices from Condraftingple describe Armenian crowds attacked by local guards. Claims include numerous dead and many injured, with police arresting about 900 suspects for trial before a mixed court martial of British, French, Armenian, and Ababian representatives.
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Athens
Maroh
Aleppo
Hind
Paris Chaos in Chamber as Pichon Denounces Bolshevism
Paris March 27 reports tumult in the Chamber of Deputies during interpellations on government policy. Stephen Pichon defended a pacifying policy and warned that Russia must act to avoid uniting with Germany, while critics on both sides accused each other of Bolshevism amid disorder.
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Paris
Stephen Pichon
Fver
Chamber of Deputies
Belaheviny
Russia
Germany
Ernest Lafontaine
Labour Reform Proposals From Conference Committee
A report from a committee convened at Premier Lloyd George’s request urges a legal 48 hour max work week with safeguards, discourages extensive overtime, and fixes universal wage levels. It calls for industry wide minimum time and wage agreements, recognizes workers organizations, and suggests a 400 member national industrial council with a 60 member standing committee. The panel proposes state development of new industries and higher employment protections, with government ready to implement plans if adopted.
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London
Reuters
Lloyd George
National Industrial Council
Minister of Labor
Trades and Labor Council Regular Meeting Notes
Tomorrow night the Trades and Labor Council holds its regular meeting after routine business. Delegate B W Bellamy reports on the Interprovincial labor conference and the One Big Union issue, noting paramount interest in signings and the conference's attitude toward affairs.
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B.W. Bellamy
Gounsit
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Army rooming plans debated at emergency meeting
Members discussed suitable quarters for soldiers and viewed recommended rooms. A strong report highlighted the Ladies Auxiliary as a key adjunct to the main group, stressing its importance to the organization.
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Quarantine and Release Patterns in Housing Infections
The article explains that when one case is found in a household, the entire house may be quarantined. As the quarantine ends, multiple residents are released, often four or more, which affects reported case counts and can understate mortality rates.
Qu nt Express to Start Partial Operation April 16
Parie March 27. Through trains between Paria and the Kent will begin over part of the route on April 16 with the full system to be inaugurated by May 1, according to an official statement from the commission on international regime of ports waterways and railways.
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Parie
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Kent
Commission On International
General Mangin to lead drive into Hungary gains noted
Reports from Paris say General Mangin a leading officer of the French army will be recalled from Mayence to command an offensive. The newspapers indicate the move signals a major invasion, with its character and scope outlined by recent events in Hungary.
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Havas
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Mayance
Hungary
Provisions Allow Return of Canadian Forces Dead
An order in council directs the return of Canadian service members who died in Siberia to Canada when feasible. The measure aims to repatriate the fallen and honor their sacrifice.
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Ottawa
Cenada
Siberia
Guty
Now Yor Mach 97 Datload At
A compressed OCR fragment notes a dataload event labeled Now Yor Mach 97. Readable text mentions a processing run and system name but lacks clear cause, participants, or outcomes. This record preserves limited entities and signals an in-progress data operation with unspecified details.
Jar contents cause near fatal drink in Bow Island
Bow Island on March 25 reports a man named Alex Peterson drank from a jar believed to contain water. the liquid was sulfuric acid. Dr Baynes treated him for hours and he is now reported out of danger.
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Bow Island
Alex Peterson
Baynes
Peterson
Canadian railways merge ordered by war board
Montreal reports a government decision to merge Canadian railways under wartime control. The War Board orders changes to take effect at 3 on Monday morning, directing operators to comply under the national scheme.
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Montreal
Canadian Railway War Board
Ils
Losfd
Winnipeg Inquiry Into Unclear Deliberations March
An investigation in Winnipeg aims to clarify unclear proceedings in March. Details remain fragmentary as authorities pursue answers regarding the alien entity noted in fragmented reports.
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Winnipeg
Alace
War Department reports nearly five hundred million in contracts
Washington March 1 26 nearly 500000000 worth of foreign contracts had been shattered up to March 10 according to an announcement today by the war department. The statement showed that November 3 688 De Havilland four were put into advice at tip front and that 467 were active.
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Cancee Atrorayt
Washington
Eiroyaft
War Department
de Haviland
Acti
Unclear March 97 report on Bessarabia unrest
A fragmentary telegraph note reports Bolshevik backed actions in Bessarabia involving mining operations against Roumania. The movement is described as backed by Ukrainians aiming to extend influence between Moscow and Budapest, with portions left back.
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London
Lumber Yard Fire Kills Two in Pittsburg Plant Blaze
A lumber and supply yard in Pittsburg Pennsylvania burned early today trapping two men among six horses and dozens of guests at a nearby attraction. The blaze caused about 60000 dollars in losses as workers and attendees scrambled to escape the flames amid heavy smoke and scorching heat.
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Pittsburg
Unclear historical note on Ottawa report tabled yesterday
Fragmentary OCR text references Ottawa and a report tabled yesterday. Content is garbled with foreign phrases and numbers, obscuring concrete facts, names, dates, and context. No clear event, person, or organization can be identified from the readable portion.
Alberta farmers form new association at convention
A provincial meeting in Alberta adopted a workable constitution and elected officers for a new agricultural association to engage in political affairs. H. C. McDaniels was elected president, with W. Orr as vice president and Peter LeMarsh as secretary-treasurer. Delegates discussed unity and cooperation to advance farmers' interests.
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Alberta
Wood
Usted ‘Mariners of
H. C McDaniels
Whitia
Helnx
Heary
Bow Island
W. Orr
Phosen
Peter LeMarsh
Winnifred
H. H. Francis
Abank
Monds
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