Friendly Reception of Austrian Delegates in Paris
Austrian chancellor Karl Renner led peace delegation to St Germain near Paris and will meet allied powers for terms to end the empire. The visit featured no German officials despite a cosmopolitan crowd of French British Italian Japanese and American press. Renner spoke German and apologized for not speaking French.
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Paris
Karl Renner
St. Germain
Department
M. Chealeil
Seine
Versailles
United States
Renner
Civic employees call off strike seek arbitration
Civic employees who voted to strike have rescinded the action and filed for Dominion board arbitration to settle the dispute.
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Lethbridge
Dominion Board of Arbitration
Wanted Farms in Manitoba For Immediate Cash Purchases
Advertises Dominion Farm Agency seeking multiple large plots in Manitoba 100 acre and 320 acre farms suitable for sale with cash offers. Prefers sovrably priced lands at or below 35 dollars per acre, willing to pay half cash and require sellers willing to assist with this year's crop. No listing charge, square deal guaranteed.
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Manitoba
Dominion Farm Agency, Ltd
Somerset
Assiniboia
Sask
Winnipeg
I. Dangerfield
Alberta to station nurses for health and welfare drive
Thirteen public health nurses will be appointed to welfare stations across Alberta to lead health and welfare education campaigns. A new class of nine nurses in training under Dr. Herbert J Tamieson will begin clinics and join four existing nurses to staff summer centers. They will supervise school health inspections, promote child welfare, prenatal work, and mothers meetings, with stations intended as permanent.
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Edmonton
Herbert J Tamieson
City H
Alberta
Alien Homesteaders To Be Investigated
Ottawa reports that aliens and others in default on their homestead entries will be checked by Dominion land agents to make lands available for soldier settlement. Officials will review temporary reservations now possibly discontinued and enlist municipal cooperation to gather local information on such lands.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Dominion Land
Department of Interior
Soldier Settlement Board
Armed attack at Knocklong station hinders Sinn Fein prisoner transfer
Four police officers escorting a Sinn Fein prisoner to Cork were attacked by an armed band at Knocklong station in Limerick. The assailants freed the prisoner and killed one officer, seriously wounded another, with a third officer missing. Knocklong lies in County Limerick about eighteen miles southeast of Limerick city on the Great Southern and Western railway.
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Knocklong
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Cork
Limmerick County
Limerick
Great Southern and
Westerm
Romance Serial Starts This Week In Paper
This week introduces an absorbing romance in serial form starting in the newspaper. Readers are invited to follow the unfolding love story across installments, with new chapters appearing in upcoming issues.
War Expenditures in Empire Provinces
In the House of Commons Col. Emery states war office outlays: Canada about £225 million, Australia £297 million, New Zealand £75 million, South Africa £23 million, and Newfoundland £2 million.
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London
House of Commons
J. Marton-Griffiths
Col. Emery
Colonial Office
War Office
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Newfoundland
Black Watch Best Black Plug Chewing Tobacco Ad
Advertisement promoting Black Watch Black Plug chewing tobacco claims it is the best on the market. It highlights rich flavor and smooth burn and targets loyal smokers seeking a premium plug tobacco option.
Ships Lost in War Report Totals Allied Merchantmen
The London ministry of shipping lists allied merchant losses through enemy action: Britain 2,197 ships totaling 7,638,000 tons. France 238 ships 687,000 tons. Italy 230 ships 742,000 tons. Japan 29 ships 120,000 tons. United States 80 ships 341,000 tons. An additional 20 British vessels totaling 45,000 tons were lost on Admiralty service.
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London
Ministry of Shipping
Britain
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Admiralty
Germans Face End of Armistice If Treaty Not Signed
Allied leaders weigh terms and potential blockade lift as the German peace delegation drafts countersproposals. Reparations stance is softened noting Germany would pay for Belgian and northern French devastation but denies liability for the war. Marshal Foch set to visit Coblenz traveling from Mayence with arrangements by U S and British forces along the Rhine.
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Council of Four
Lloyd George
Clemenceau
Orlando
Wilson
Germany
Coutry
Council
Belgium
France
Coblenz
Marshal Foch
Mayence
Rhine
Liggett
United States Third Army
Cologne
First of It. In Another Column First Chapter Serial
The notice announces the arrival of a new serial story with the first chapter appearing in another column. It contrasts with the current item and notes the ongoing publication plan.
Dutch Government Denies Surrender of Former Emperor William
The Hague reports the Dutch government denies any decision to surrender former Emperor William. It says the current issue concerns only Germany and the entente.
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the Hague
William
Germany
Entente
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