France may occupy Ruhr neutral zone if treaty violated
German government assures no more troops will enter the Ruhr without allies consent. Premier Millerand warns France will occupy part of the neutral zone whether the allies agree or not if Germany breaches the Versailles terms. Rumor reports say a naval brigade led by General Von Lourentfeld has entered the Ruhr to quell insurgents.
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France
Paris
Ruhr Valley
Millerand
Ruhr
M. Millerand
Berlin
Vorwaerts
von Lourentfeld
George Pingle 1 Named Head Of Gurlerg At Annual Meeting
The Curlers Club held a large annual meeting at the Green Lantern last evening with George Pingle 1 named head of Gurlerg and a big dinner. Officers were elected by acclamation and praised for a record turnout, with plans to join the Crow's Nest Curling league and mount renewed bonspiel efforts.
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George Pingle
Gurlerg
Green Lantern
Crow’s Nest
Murphy
A. F. Andrews
Geo. Preston
J. , Davies
W. A. Church
St. P. Stewart
P. B. Harding
C. S. Pingle
Geo. Pingle
J. A. Bell
R. A. Porter
Thos, Wilson
S. Short
E. C. Drake Starvey Allan
G. W. McClafferty
G. H. Herbert
Clayton Wright
Probable Irish Home Rule Bill to be Adopted
London March 30 indications point to considerable modification in the fourth Irish home rule bill at committee stage. Its adoption seems probable as speakers noted the main difficulty would arise in applying the measure once enacted.
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London
Passenger fares boosted by 10 percent to U S points
Toronto reports a 10 percent fare increase on all through tickets to United States destinations effective today, with sleeping and parlor car access excluded. The head tax for Canadians entering the United States rises to 9.20 dollars due to exchange rate, a 15 percent rise from the prior 8 dollar rate.
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Toronto
United States
Fines Set in Police Court for Sidewalk Violation and Intoxication
At the police court this morning H Tassler was fined five dollars and twenty six cents for driving a rig across a sidewalk. John Dahl was fined ten dollars and costs for intoxication. Magis trate Rae Betage was unwell with Capt Park on the bench.
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H. Tassler
John Dahl
Rae Betage
Parkes
Chicago city employees walkout amid budget delay
Chicago municipal office workers began a strike for higher salaries after the city council rejected the 44 million budget for proposed increases. Garbage collectors joined the action and a general walkout of about 18,000 municipal workers was threatened following the council’s all night session.
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Chicago
Shortage of farm and domestic workers in Alberta
Mr. Wright of the Alberta government employment bureau reports farm hands and domestic help are very scarce with more applications for help than positions.
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Wright
Alberta Government ‘Employment Bureau
Seven Sinn Fein insiders doomed to death in Ireland mayhem
A Daily Mail dispatch reports Lord Mayor Mac Gurtain and six others expelled from Sinn Fein inner ranks faced death. Mac Gurtain killed, Prof Stockley wounded, another man killed in Limerick with rosary. Four others alive. possible involvement in Dublin mail van attack. Authorities link killings to internal Sinn Fein vengeance.
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Liondon
Daily Mail
Mac Gurtain
Sinn Fein
MaacGurtain
Stockley
Limerick
Dublin
Dublin Castle
MacGurtain
Sinn Einer
Sinn
Calf Born with Two Heads in North Cobalt
North Cobalt Ontario reports a calf born to resident H KE Burton that had two heads and necks sprouting from one body. The calf was dead at birth and one neck bent enough to break the neck, with deformed hind quarters.
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North Cobalt
Ont
Hke
Burton
Golfers to elect officers tonight at city hall
All golfers are requested to attend the annual club meeting at 8 PM in the police court room at the city hall. Officers will be elected and plans for the season discussed.
FIUME. Socialists denounce D Annunzio in Rome broadcast
Socialists in Fiume denounce Capt Gabriele D Annunzio and his followers in a World Workmen message published in Avanta. They claim hunger imprisonment and torture are inflicted by the Ardili as the despot and his backers threaten destruction.
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Rome
Gabriele D'Annunzio
Fiume
Avanta
Ardili
Poles Inflict Heavy Losses on Bolsheviks at Podolia Front
Warsaw reports that Bolshevik forces attacking the Polish front in Podolia suffered severe losses and withdrew eastward. Polish troops pursued and retook territory lost during the savage fighting of the past week.
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Warsaw
Podolia
Fetterly Fatally Shot by Cline in Cornwall Tragedy
In Cornwall this morning Wm. Cline aged 20 shot and killed Gordon Fetterly aged 21 of Williamsburg with a rifle and then committed suicide with a revolver. The incident occurred early today and investigators are compiling details.
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Cornwall
Wm. Cline
Gordon Fetterly
Williamsburg
Mississippi Flood Pushes Past 13 Foot Stage in Wisconsin
Mloulaal PPI reports rapid rise of the Mississippi River near La Crosse Wisconsin with flood stage at 13 feet. The river climbs three feet daily and the Winona interstate bridge is shut over washout risk. Wisconsin lowlands flood for miles and Winona’s west end is submerged.
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la Crosse
Wis
Mississippi River
Winona
Wisconsin
Falcons Leave for Antwerp on Thursday Next
The Falcons or Canadian Olympic Hockey team will depart Montreal Thursday morning for St John New Brunswick then sail Saturday on the liner Mellie to Liverpool. From there they will travel to London and reach Antwerp via Dover and Ostend for games beginning April 29 at the Antwerp Ice Palace. He seven man hockey with no substitutes. The Falcons beat Varsity 3 to 2 last night.
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Toronto
Falcons
Montreal
St. John
N.B
Mellie
Liverpool
London
Antwerp
Dover
Ostend
Varsity
Woman Thows Herself Before Train After Father Rebuke
Norma A. Atkinson a 20 year old daughter of a wealthy New York coal dealer threw herself in front of an express train at Orange New Jersey after her father rebuked her for tardiness at music practice. She died from the injuries.
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Orange
N. J
New York
Norma A. Atkinson
Provincial Government Seeks Hay Supply for Farmers
Secretary Richardson reports from Edmonton that the Provincial Government is making every effort to supply hay to farmers so they can plant crops. Due to a province wide feed shortage, distribution will be on an equal footing and farmers are urged to obtain feed on their own if possible. A potential arrangement may draw hay from Wisconsin if Eastern Canada runs short or prices rise. The Agriculture Department holds bills of lading for fifty carloads for Medicine Hat, mostly from Ontario and Quebec, with free freight extended to May 15. The department also has oats in sight.
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Richardson
Board of Trade
Edmonton
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Canada
Medicine Hat
Ontario
Quebec
Tornado tolls rise across Ohio and Midwest relief under way
In Ohio twenty six dead about fifty seriously injured and around one hundred with minor injuries marked the toll from Sundays tornado. Upper Miami Valley losses estimated at two million dollars with total property damage in the state running to several million. Chicago reports a national death toll of 158 with more feared as injured and missing come in. Relief efforts for the injured and homeless were progressing.
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Columbus
Ohio
Miami Valley
Chicago
Austria faces coal shortage stalling postwar recovery
Vienna reports pessimism as finance minister Koranyi and the food controller return from Paris with little aid. Businesses warn only large credit for coal and raw materials can avert a total breakdown, as coal deliveries from Upper Silesia and Bohemia remain scarce and production grinds to a halt.
Fire Destroys Farm Buildings at Ontario Hospital
A late yesterday blaze of uncertain origin destroyed cow barns dairy buildings and granaries forming the west wing of the Ontario hospital for the insane farm complex in London Ontario. Estimated damage about 10000 with no livestock saved but large quantities of hay straw and grain stored for spring sowing were lost.
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London
Ont
Ontario Hospital For
Defeat for Premier Holman in New South Wales vote
Sydney reports Premier A Holman defeated in New South Wales elections. Resulting assembly expected to be evenly split between labor and anti-labor factions. Also notes Canadian YMCA has 21 secretaries abroad in India China and Japan and Brantford post office sold to Holstein Bakers association for $28 000.
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Prem. Holman
Sydney
Australia
A. Holman
New South Wales
Assembly
Labor
Y.mc.a
India
China
Japan
Brantford
Holstein Breaders’ Association
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