Germany Accused of Skirting Treaty Terms
Allied officers report mass arms finds in Brandenburg near Berlin totaling 3560 three inch field guns. French officials say Germany aims to avoid treaty execution. Another dispatch claims mobilization could field 8.4 million with 4 million ready commanders. workmen’s army remains leaderless amid dire battlefield shortages.
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Germany
Paris
Brandenburg
Berlin
Henry Bidou
le Journal
Mayence
Hughes Leads Push for Wilson Third Term Tariff League Boosts
Washington dispatch reports Charles C. Hughes of the American Tariff Reform League launches an organized effort to draft Woodrow Wilson and William Marshall for reelection. Hughes mails signed circulars seeking subscriptions while pledging support for pro Wilson MPs and denouncing opponents as reactionary.
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C.C. Hughes
AMER
Tariff Reform League
Wilson
Washington
Mar
C. C. Hart
Woodrow Wilson
White House
Charles C. Hughes
American Tariff Reform League
New York
Allic Art
Marshall
Hughes Hays
House of Representatives
American Tariff Reforms League
United States
Marshall Uni Wilson
League
Hughes
Rural Credit Act Opposed by E Brown in Manitoba Legislature
George W. Prout, leader of Manitoba rural credit movement, accused Hon. Edward Brown provincial treasurer of steady opposition to rural credits since 1916. Prout announced plans to retire from public life and resign his head position in the Rural Credits department. Brown denied the charges.
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Winnipeg
Uecorge
W. Prout
Rural Credit
Manitoba
Edward Frown
Prout
Rural Credits
Brown
Ukrainians Occupy Odessa Says Paris Mission
Odessa, the Russian port on the Black Sea, has been occupied by Ukrainian forces. General Pavlo Luky, commander of the Ukrainian national army, is cited by the Ukrainian mission in Paris today confirming the occupation.
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Turly
Odessa
Black Sea
Pavlpuko
Ukrainian National Army
Paris
Ontario Government Profits From Liquor Dispensaries
Toronto report notes Captain Ramsden spoke for the day while Major J. C. Tolmie asked questions. Hon N. C. Nixon stated that up to February 29 last the Ontario government liquor dispensaries had earned a profit of 536 800. The province operates one wholesale and several retail outlets.
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Toronto
Ramsden
J. C. Tolmie
Windsor
N. C
Nixon
Ontario
Home Economics Course Planned At Manitoba College
Winnipeg March 27 in response to high living costs and staff shortages the Manitoba Agricultural College memos a ten week home economics course if enough students enroll the program will cover cookery food values management marketing home nursing hygiene textiles dressmaking millinery laundry and dry cleaning under staff supervision concluding late June
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LG. Rit Agric. College
Winnipeg
Man
The
Agricultural College
King of King aspires to be the king of nuts
New York march 27 callers on Madame Georges Carpentier believe the French champion is a prize forgetter. He arrived with a six room suite, valet, maid, secretary, manager and 36 trunks. His wardrobe includes 100 silk shirts, 75 overcoats, three fur coats, 75 suits, and 200 neckties as he shops on Fifth Avenue to expand it.
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New York
Georges Carpentier
France
Carpentier
Sean Brummell
Fifth Ave
Muskrat Auction Sells 7.50 Per Skin in Montreal
In Montreal a Muskrat sale reached 7.50 a skin with 243,010 skins sold across 150 lots for 1,057,004. Daily sales totaled 1,577,811 and five day grand sales reached 3, a74,758. Silver fox leftovers from Thursday boosted yesterday’s fox sales to 241,862. Windsor police report a 1,244 percent increase.
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Montreal
Que
Regina Motor Trades Meet Fight Automobile Repairs Act
The Regina Motor Trades Association plans to organize opposition to the Automobile Repairs Act recently passed by the provincial legislature. The act requires every automobile seller to name a local depot for repair parts in the sale contract, valid for five years from the sale date.
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Regina,s
Regina Motor Trades Association
Cables Through Ireland Are Cut
Several cables passing through Ireland have been cut according to information received here. Some belong to the Commercial Cable Company.
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Ireland
Alberta Industrial leaders to form British party for Congress
Calgary reports Brigadier General H J McDonald announces that Lieut Col G I McDonnell will lead Alberta and Canada delegates to Great Britain to organize a British party for the Alberta Industrial Development Association and Canada's Industrial Congress. The mission runs June 2 to 10 and aims to rally support for industrial development in Alberta.
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Alberta
B.C
Industrial Congress
Calgary
Alberta Industrial Development Association
Canada
British Columbia
Great Britain
H' J
McDonald
G. I. McDonnell
Annual Meeting of Golf Club Set for March 30
Golf club members and all interested fans are urged to attend the annual meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the city hall court room. The note highlights plans for tournaments and prizes across classes and mentions cups on display at McNally and Porter’s. A separate item notes the tug Sport breaking ice in Black River allowing freer water flow.
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McNally & Porter
Black River
Jury Deliberations Extend as Crown Case Seeks Verdict
Winnipeg March 27 The jury in the crown case against seven strike leaders had not agreed by 11:80 this morning and the court adjourned. At 11:10 they reported non verdict and sought further instructions. Judge Metcalfe offered exhibits and a full copy of the indictment with defense agreement.
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Winnipeg
Bruce
Justice Metcalfe
Hydroplane mail service to Stewart mining camp planned
Vancouver reports that early summer hydroplanes will bring rural mail and comforts to Stewart mining camp. Several machines are being built in Seattle with the first expected to fly to Stewart next month. Two more contracts promise a 1200 pound payload and a nine mile per hour speed in May.
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Vancouver
Ekarly
Stewart
Seattle
Love
Missing French steamer Lux and Vidauban feared lost
Two French steamers the Lux and the Vidauban are missing after a Mediterranean hurricane. It is believed they were lost with all hands, with 11 on the Lux and 24 on the Vidauban.
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Lux
Tlub Mediterranean
Snowbound farmers face delay on line to west
Calgary report quotes H. Greenfield of Westlock, UFA executive, saying three feet of snow on the Edmonton Dunvegan and British Columbia railway northward will delay seeding and farming work for a long period.
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Calgary
H. Greenfield
Westlock
Edmonton, Dunvegan and British Columbia
United Farmers of Alberta
Miners Conference Adjourns. No Report on Lloyd George Talks
Delegates of the Miners federation met briefly today and adjourned until Monday afternoon. The outcome of the latest interview between federation executives and Premier Lloyd George about the coal mining situation was not released.
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Lloyd George
London
Miners’ Federation
Federation
Woman bandit robs man in Jackson Michigan
A woman bandit held up a man at Jackson Michigan and relieved him of 140 dollars.
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Jackson, Mich
Franchise Act clause sparks debate in House
Ottawa reports a heated House of Commons session over a Franchise Act clause barring company campaign contributions with penalties for officers. MPs debated if individuals or groups could form associations to influence campaigns, with Guthrie noting individuals act separately from companies. The clause, seen as contentious, was left for further discussion as other provisions, including a ban on candidate vehicle hires to polls, drew lighthearted remarks.
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Ottawa
House of Compons
den Cannon
Guthrie
J. A. Maharg
Maple Creek
Hugh Guthrie
Maharg
I. A. Mackie
Mdmonton
Lethbridge Follows Medicine Hat on Rental and Poll Taxes
Edmonton dispatch reports Calgary and Edmonton mayors observing a legislative committee vote to empower Lethbridge to levy a rental tax up to ten percent on rental value and a poll tax up to ten dollars per resident. The plan mirrors Medicine Hat, with council authority on assessment and collection and water and power disconnections for defaults.
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Lethbridge
Crnmple
Medicine Hat
Power 10
The
Herald
Edmonton
R. C. Marshall
Calgary
Joseph Clark
Municipal Law Committee
Hardle
Medicine Hax
Council
Alex Rossy
Lavor
Centre Calgary
W. M. Davidson
North Calgary
Fires on Amer. liner Philadelphia force abandonment at sea
Southampton March 27. Two fires aboard the Amer. liner Philadelphia damaged the vessel badly and her sailing was abandoned pending extensive repairs. Following similar fires on the steamship New York the liner company manager suspects incendiary origin.
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Southampton
Associated Press
Amedéas
Philadelphia
New York
Iine
Oxford Wins Eight-Oared Race Over Cambridge
Oxford University captured the eight-oared race on the Thames, defeating Cambridge in the annual contest held today.
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London
Oxford University
Cambridge
Thames
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