Former Crown Prince and German Political Turmoil
Reports from Berlin and Paris describe the former crown prince’s possible role in post armistice Germany as exile authorities monitor neutrality, with Frederick William and Max of Baden rumored to be moving toward East Prussia. Observers warn of Junker influence and potential upheaval as the peace treaty hangs.
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Tys
Holland
Noabey
Wieringen
Zuyder Zee
Berlin
Paris
Eet
Scapa Flow
Mags
Sonally
Germany
Frederick William
California Senator Warns on Japanese Immigration Threat
Washington, D C. James D. Phelan of California told the House immigration committee that the United States must raise a “bar” against future Japanese migration for preservation, arguing Japan would not object given Tokyo’s China policy. He called Japan the hun of the east and cited a failed attempt by a Japanese syndicate to buy 800000 acres of fertile San Joaquin Valley land before he took up the matter with the state department.
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California
San Joaquin Valley
State Department
Tornado Toll and Damage Reported in Fergus Falls
State authorities list 48 dead from the Fergus Falls cyclone and estimate the city’s losses at least 3 million dollars. Mayor Frankberg says early 4.5 million figures were too low, with forty percent of the district in ruins and much of the business area demoralized.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Atmot
Frankberg
War Board Rules for Wheat Exports and Imports
United States wheat director New York official announced a Proclamation by President Wilson authorizing regulation of wheat export and import by license. Regulations to stabilize prices mirror actions previously carried out by the War Trade Board and its delegated functions.
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New York
Juhuny Barnes
United States
Wilson
Rail Strike in Germany Stirs Break in Berlin and Breslau
Amid railway labor action, Berlin stations halt services as negotiators press to halt strikes. Breslau and other German cities report disruptions while government efforts to avert escalation intensify. In related news, Saskatchewan senators push prohibition measures as Ottawa delay continues with fall session setting in October. Marquis of La Beace travels to London aboard a ship tied to oil and other interests.
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Germany
Gorlitze
Berlin
Breslau
Ndeavor
Ycha
London
Havind
Marquis of la Beace
River ‘District
Cattle Embargo Remains Despite Deputy Plea
The board of agriculture president told a deputation that the embargo on Canadian stocker cattle remains, as Canadian herds are the healthiest, but warns they would not exercise new admission powers amid current labor difficulties and disease concerns.
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London
Board of Agriculture
Movement For Labor Reforms in Dominion Passports
Reports show many alien origin applicants seeking passports from the Dominion’s external affairs department. Enemies and allies’ nationals seek travel rights. naturalized applicants have easier access. Italians Armenians Macedonians Poles Ukrainians Austrians appear among entrants. consular agents handle cases. Shipload of aliens leaves for Rot rake, near harbor, as departures loom.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Department of Exteral Affairs
Austria
Waning Strike Sparks Deportations and Police Reinstatement
About 28 alien enemies arrested during the riot are recommended for deportation. Crown Prosecutor Graham announced the police court actions. Suspect Comrade Martin, who led mass meetings, was jailed as riot details emerged. Chief Newton said 220 officers quit. 180 to be recalled. Reinstated veterans sworn again and barred from trades unions. Premier Norris outlined a royal commission to study causes of the strike while urging fair labour relations. Labor leaders fear many drug from work as the general strike ends. Large numbers of vacancies remain in public service projects and utilities as reinforcements resume duties.
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Winsipeg
Graham
Martin
Market Square
Victoria Park
Newton
Trades and Labor Council
H. A.robson
Labor Temple
Met
Labor
George A. Watson
Permanent Cost Of Living Board Loan Report Favors Commission
The cost of living committee of the commons plans to report in favor of appointing a permanent commission to stand as the Inland Trade Commission. Chairman G B Nicholson backs the suggestion and a three member panel is proposed with salaries of $8,000 for the chairman and $7,000 for each of the other two commissioners.
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Permanent Commission
Ottawa
of the Commons
House
Inland Trade Commission
G. B. Nikholson
Rejoicing Over Advent Of Peace In Copenhagen
Spontaneous celebrations erupt in Copenhagen as news Germany signs treaty. Allied warships cheer in harbor and streets fill with processions, flags, and songs. Sailors join crowds at the national Danish monument while newspapers hail the moment as peace nears. King Alfonso comments on Spain Vatican concord and Petrograd’s minister withdrawal amid events.
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Copenhagen
Germany
Weluar
Grand Deet
Io Aalyos
Iuati
Schleswig
Denmark
Madrid
Alfonso
Spain
Vatican
Petrograd
Australia Will Stand For Law And Order In Government
Acting Prime Minister Watt declares the commonwealth will uphold law and order in labor disputes and governance. He warns against brute force and urges union between the National Labor and Liberal parties to form a true national party, citing recent party divisions and conscription debates.
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Government of
Commonwealth
Melbourne
Watt
Labor Party
Forces of
Nation Labor ’Party
William ‘Hughes
Liberal Party
Expulsion Threat for Unions Over Authorized Strike Call
Members of the Brotherhood for Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen face expulsion after a floor discussion at the convention over calling a strike without sanction. Arthur J. Lovell, vice-president, cited investigations into Canadian conditions during his assignment and described them as terrible and nerve racking. The piece also notes related Senate actions on army manpower and a German officers' association warning the Dutch government about the Kaiser.
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Tance Ree
Géntral Suite
Canada
Iecsbera
Brotherhood
Arthur J. Lovell
Gan ‘Aila
Canara
Fightiers And Reds in Canadian Strike Case
Leaders of the strike including B Russell Aldectian A A Heaps George Armstrong REP Bray and Alderman John Queen were arrested last week and will be tried July 3 in the city police court on charges of seditious libel and conspiracy. Magistrate Macdonald remanded them at the request of Dominion government prosecutor A J Andrews. Several others were remanded. Winnipeg defense to be led by T J Murray and R J McMurrays. Public statements from the War Veterans Association discussed wage, housing, and cost of living measures sought from the Dominion government, and highlighted the fight against profiteers and radicals as threats to peace and prosperity in Canada.
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B. Russell
A. A
Heaps
George Armatrong
Bray
John Queen
Macdonald
A. J. Andrews
Dominion
W. A. Pritchard
Sam Blumenberg
Matthew Charitonoff
Oscar Sthoppreset
Moses Almaros
T. J. Murray
R. J. McMurrays
Winnipeg
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
M. Hyman
Les Gas
War Veterans’ Association
John C
Newton
Vancouver
Whitly Commission
Isin
United Kingdom
Asiple
Canada
Great War Veterans’ Association
Great” ‘War Veterans* Association
Turks Threaten Greek Forces in Asia Minor Encounter
Reports received by Reuters from official dispatches say Turkish forces outnumber Greeks four to one and threaten to drive them from Asia Minor. Greek troops are reportedly retreating before Turks who are said to be well supplied with artillery and ammunition.
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Parié
Asia ‘Minor
Reuter
Limited
Rbureau
Asisig Minor
Reparation Demands From Paris Council Over German Actions
The council plans two notes to the German peace delegation at Versailles. One cites German inaction in Poland tied to a major intercepted federation issue. The other demands reparations for the sinking of ships in Scapa Flow. Allies announce they will pursue compensation for the naval losses.
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Paris
Versailles
Poland
Scapa
Reparations Committee Orders $500 Million Belgium Payout
The reparations committee of the peace conference announced a $500000000 payment to Belgium from German indemnities. In Hamburg, mobs attacked factories and offices, dragged managers, and violence erupted as troops fired on crowds. Moose Jaw council passes resolution for delegates to present at Saskatchewan municipalities convention in Vitation next year.
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Paris
Belgium
Hamburg
Copenhagen
Moosé Jaw
Moose Jaw
Tocgt
Union of Saskatchewan Municipalities
Viting
Brussels Review Marks Belgian Army Fete Day Visit
The text notes President Poincaré planned to be in Brussels for Belgium's fete on July 21 with Marshals Joffre Foch and Petain, attending a review of the Belgian army on July 22.
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Poincare
Brussels
Poincarap
Kranceto-Brenssela
Belgium
Marshals
Joffre
Foch
Petain
Renegade Simon Gun-a-nool Surrenders to Hazelton Police
After fourteen years on the run near the Skeena River, Indian renegade Simon Gun a-nool turns himself in to Constable M. Kelly of the provincial police at Hazelton. He had been wanted on a murder charge and in hiding for 14 years.
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Prince’ Rupert
Simon Gun A-Nool
Skeena
M. Kelly
Pro
Hazelton
German Government Exhorts Its People After Peace
London reports President Ebert and officials issued a proclamation urging dedication to implementing the peace treaty. Rioting and looting followed in Berlin’s Alexanderplatz as mobs clashed with troops, who cleared streets amid attacks on pedestrians and soldiers.
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London
Ebert
Herry Bauer
Berlin
Petactades
Alexanderplatz
Bretting Rhilway
Hochst R Tree
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Peace’ River
Movement For Labor
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Randport
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Trabe Harbor
Sobdiere
Celebra
Australia
A.S. Washington
Baker
Kaiser
Gerke ‘Officers’ Association
Fightiers
Asia “Minor
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