Food Relief Effort Coordinated by World Food Council
The food administration reports a shipment of 25 000 tons of lead received in Prague for Czech relief. The British and Italian governments are shipping food to the region. The relief effort is coordinated under the supreme food council with Herbert Heart as director.
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Perla
Food Administration
Trieste
Prague
Bis
Suprémme Food Council
Herbert
Heartr
Digestive Health Advice and Naval Mission Updates
Fragmented text discusses digestion as a blessing and mentions treatments, water consumption, and patient experiences with medicines. It also notes Admiral Jellicoe's naval mission progress toward Canada, Australia, and other dominions, with itinerary details including South Africa and San Francisco.
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Aduiral Jellicoe
Dominions
Canada
Detader
Australia
San Francisco
South Africa
Allies Track Hindenburg Mobilization via Amsterdam
Reports through Amsterdam indicate Field Marshal von Hindenburg is reorganizing forces to defend German assets. The dispatch notes partial mobilization and strategic repositioning for the protection of critical war infrastructure and lines of supply.
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Hindenburg
Amsterdam
von Hindenburg
Grr
Monument to trees battles and pilgrimage site
A fragmented report describes a battle site later called a pilgrimage place for veterans. It notes demands for government purchase of battlefields and creation of memorials from the north to the Vosges, with ministers stating cemeteries would not be placed where fighting was heaviest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mwake
Vosges
Albert Lebrum
Offenders Must Be Made to Suffer Says British Attorney General
Paris. Sir Gordon Howard, the Grilleh attorney-general, argued for a strict British view of punishment for war offenders. He said offenders, regardless of position, must suffer suitable punishment with no avoidable leniency. Two commissions were set to gather facts and review legal questions. Belgium to receive ten million francs as a wartime loan from Britain France and the United States, to be deducted from the first indemnity instalment.
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Paris
Gordon Howard
Grilleh
Enmumistes
Attr
Belgium
Great Britain
France
United States
Italian Warships to Gap Trouble in Dalmatia
Disorder among Italian subjects must be repressed by commanders of Italian warships anchored or cruising in waters near Dalmatia and Albania. The minister of the navy ordered ships kept ready to land parties for suppression and to ensure no provocation occurs on either side.
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Rome
Latria
Dalmatia
Albsaia
Acre
Fragmented War Update From Global Fronts
Partial text reports shifting positions and casualties across multiple theaters. Mentions Bolshevik and allied forces, Burma operations, and Siberian factions with generals named Gide and Geode amid broader revolutionary activity.
Edmonton Centre Demolition Taxation and Troop Discharge Plan
Government scheme extends to Edmonton Centre and districts from Red Deer to Castle River. Troops may be discharged in Edmonton aboard when new mobilization orders take effect this month. Troop deployments target Edmonton Last and Victoria as depots for discharge.
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Orilitia
H. A. Wickie
M.P
Edmonton
Castle River
Edmonton Weal
Strathcona
Victoria
Eameonton
Growth of Prince Rupert Fisheries Customs Receipts
Prince Rupert’s growth in fisheries through the year is shown by totals for major catch. Halibut 15,206,700 pounds, salmon 99,934,500 pounds, cod and herring 2,210,900 and 2,390,400 pounds respectively, and flat fish 1,530,000 pounds.
Italian proposes universal tax to fund war debts
Senor Crespi of Italy urges a single universal tax to create a sinking fund for Allied war debts. The proposal would tax all states and direct proceeds to compensate the Allies for damages, with Germany bearing a share of the payments. He said collective responsibility should force enemy states to repay.
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Paris
Germany
Senor Crespi
Géremey
Altronguely
Must Have Passports Ottawa to Travel from Canada
Ottawa advises Canadians travelling abroad to obtain passports from the Department of External Affairs. A Washington embassy notice confirms passports are required for all Canadian citizens leaving the United States. Many have been delayed or turned back at state ports when departing. The report also notes military movements near Strasseborg and tension in the region.
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Ottawa
Canadiae
United States
Department of External Affairs
Hiritteh
Washington
Pasei
Stateg Porta
Central
Sowth
Awstrica
Headlines on casualties and unrest in Russia and Finland
Finnish papers report people killed and travelers quoted on deaths. Serious disorders are widespread in Russia's capital as authorities struggle to restore order.
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Russias
Weight Gain Relief Reported by Alta Reader
A Sexsmith, Alberta reader describes improved health after using Chase’s Nerve Food and Liver Pills. She reports prior nervous tension sleeplessness and daytime fatigue and credits the combination with noticeable benefit.
Manitoba War Dead and Missing Counted at 3785
Winnipeg estimates 3785 Manitoba service members recorded as dead, presumed dead, or missing in the great war. About 24 are believed to have died in uniform, with over sixty other returning men also dying in the field. Meanwhile Ottawa reports 47 wooden ships built, with sailings to follow from British Columbia and Quebec as shipbuilding winds down.
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Winnipeg
Man
Manitoba
Ottawa
Imperial
Dominion
British Columbia
Quebec
Eiedad
Guesil
Lies Facing Defeat in Siberia
American war correspondent for the New York Times arrived on the steamer Empress of Japan and reports dire conditions in Siberia. He notes the Kolchak government and Bolsheviks prepare for spring fighting and says Czech Slovaks favor return to Bohemia, risking civil war if they depart. He expects no representative government in Russia until the civil war worsens.
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New York Times
Japan
Fornex
Siberian
Chetiabinsk
Ekaterinburg
Siberia
Kolchak
Russia
Italians and Serbs Clash Over War Belts and Fleet Claim
In Trieste a heated dispute erupts between Italians and Serbs over who defeated the Austrians and who owns the Austro Hungarian fleet. Italian supporters cite Serb intellectuals’ manifesto attacking Italian treatment of Yugoslavs and forbidding Yugoslav cockades. A propaganda bureau counters with accusations of persecution and a priest linked to Austrophile aims. Cockades worn in the streets spark confrontations.
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Paria
Jugi Stans
Aleit
Trieste
Alberta Promises Aid for High Schools and Tech Work
Alberta's Education Minister told a delegation of mayors that full state control of high schools is not feasible now. The province will provide some financial assistance for cities toward high schools and technical education projects.
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Edmonton
Alta
Wpoe Hom
Geo. P. Smith
Alberta
Asquith urges world wide league to end war risks
Former British premier addresses mass meeting in London urging a world wide organization. He cites Paris Conference acceptance and says a league of nations or classes may prevent war, stressing sovereignty of states, conscription limits, and possible controls on munition production and transport. Casualty totals are noted.
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London
Asquith
League of Nations
Italy Greece reach agreement on contested islands
Reported accord outside the conference sees Italy cede once Turkish islands to Greece while Greece recognizes Italy’s control of the Strait area and Avioss region. Italy may seek trusteeship over Athanka with Greece supporting Greek claims in Egiras.
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Italy
Greece
Turkey
Londee
Peturo
Corio
Tuaty
Ialy
Egiras
Athanka
Vancouver Employers Urge Immediate Discharge of Alien Enemies
The Vancouver Employers' Association proposes that alien enemies, if any, be discharged from positions in the city. The recommendation favors replacing them with returned soldiers, aligning with a War VI appreciation effort.
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Vancouver
B. C
Pine Scented Inhaler Promises Bronchitis Relief
An ad for a Caterslie otone inhaler touts medicated air that resembles Adirondack pine. It claims to strengthen the throat, ease bronchitis symptoms, and relieve throat irritation, promising relief for those with persistent bronchial issues.
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Adirondacks
Timber Revenue Aims Low Growth Awaited
Fragmentary report notes a debate on timber revenue prospects and a stalled revival of a longstanding measure. The document references a bill in the chamber and mentions coins, merchants, and a financial mix up amid unclear context.
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