Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 11, 1919, Winnipeg, Manitoba Oversubscribed the loan do not think enough will be done if Only the sum asked for by the government is raised. Is of enough for Tho task before the country. We have the soldiers to take care of. All that we have to do Aro in Honor duty bound to do. This week hound be devoted to the task of Over subscribing Thuc Fott veterans entering politics the matter of forming a political party will of sided at a meeting of returned men called under the . Auspices for the convention Hall on nov. 20. It is stated that similar Steps Are to be taken through out the three. To 311 today s ninth Snow. Winnipeg tuesday november 11, 1919 Sun rises 7.32 sets 16.51." Moon rises 20.43 sets 11.33. Twenty four pages prorogation follows Senate s passing of prohibition Law Ament speech from throne pro ogling House act amended to if medicinal sacramental supplies of liquors importance of peace treaties Purchase other Bills foil of Prince of Wales comment i to upon As by King Loyal Seniti fleets of canadians Ottawa nov. Speech from the throne was As follows honorable gentlemen of the Senate gentlemen of the House of com Mons in relieving you from further at Conga Rico 0. Titis session. I thank you 101 the Diligence efficiency with which you have discharged your duties. J measures of great significance importance have engaged your at Tention. J the treaty of peace concluded by i the Allied associated Powers with Germany signed at Versailles on the 2sth june 1913, the treaty of j j peace Between the same Powers i the Republic of Austria signed at St. J is ordain in Laye on the 10th sep tember 1919, have been presented to s you received your approval. These treaties having now been approved by Germany Austria on the one hand by at least three of tiie Allied associated Powers on the other hand await Only the Exchange of ratifications to enter into full Force effect. I i fervently Trust that the pro i visions of these treaties marking As they do the termination of hostilities May usher in for humanity an Era in which great wars May be pre vented the blessings of world peace effectually secured. Canada bore a Large part in the in Jovial Manitoba judge Dies French Canadian members entertain confreres with vocal selections govt. Challenged resolutions of convention Are not above Law question of Imperial Confer ence session Early in 1920 formal declaration of government s policy makes strike violation of Federal statute i Palmer says All Power of us will be used to enforce mandate former Liberal Hon. Mickle provincial Secretary Leader succumbs Minnedosa at Ottawa nov. Prorogued at 5 o clock this after noon. The ceremony which was scheduled to take place at half past four was delayed half an operations of the War contributed f notably to its successful completion i hour by a last minute am Encl it is therefore Gratifying to be j Niento to dug of the government agreement As to answer reached by Union officials meeting at Indianapolis one year of peace Winnipeg today celebrates armistice anniversary Ottawa nov. Gov j to. I i a. Able to note the distinguished Posi Tion accorded to her in the Degoti the conference prohibition Bills. Business in the commons was practically former Manitoba Liberal Leader prov. Sec. In the Greenway administration Washington nov. 10. A solemn warning was Given the United mine workers of am Erica tonight by attorney Gen eral Palmer that resolutions of i . Conventions orders of offic ers of organizations Are not above the Law. Formal final declaration of the government s policy of dealing with the Coal strike was announced by the attorney general while officers of the miners organization at Indianapolis were struggling with the question hew to answer the court s Blunt peremptory rescind the strike order. Describing the strike As a violation of a Federal statute or. Palmer speaking with full authority announced that United states would be used to Force the mandate. Was made i on armistice Day 1918, the world went mad for Joy business was suspended for a Day today. Armistice Day 1919, the first anniversary of the cessation of hostilities the world is too Busy solving the problems of peace to take time for celebrations and. Business will be suspended for two minutes. Here is mayor Gray s proclamation to the citizens of Winnipeg following up the request of his majesty King George v., that All Loyal subjects throughout the British Empire observe two of cessation from work on tuesday nov. 11 i Charles f. Gray mayor of the City of Winnipeg hereby request that Al l citizens refrain from work for two minutes at the hour of eleven o clock . Given under my hand at the City Hall Winnipeg this 10th Day of november a.d., f. Gray mayor. God save the citizens Are expected to cram into these two minutes All their for a world Savet from. Ruin All sense of responsibility to those saved it ail their determination to prove worthy of Victory. Then they will resume the task of exerting every Energy to Light the Battles of All the most practical form of marking the greatest Dayan history that could be devised. The Only Large Public functions Are those in aged by the women s Canadian club. Local c. Men will be the guests of at luncheon in the Royal Alexandra at i o clock when Isaac Campbell k.c., will deliver 1111 address on armistice a mass meeting of All the women in the City will follow in Central congregational Church at 4.15. An address will be delivered by or. T. R. West grate lately a prisoner War in German East Africa a British officer. Suitable music will be provided by the women s musical club. A Short service will be held in St. Matthew s Church at 7.15 in the evening. Communion will be observed at St. Michael s Church at 10.30 several dances will take place at night including one Given by the Norwood ., in tache school another by Sargent , two civic employees who quit posts canno Goback Ity Council stands Pat on its decision reached while big strike was in Progress a Canada Temperance act by a . This Wei further suspension was declared late judge Mickle was an hour was i until 4 o clock. About to retire from to Bench. Last j spent largely in a discussion of summer he went to the Mayo hos Pital at Rochester for treatment generalities exchanges of banter j. I though slightly improved was not i in the attorney general s statement singing of old songs by tile to the pronouncement of organized French Canadian members on isl Ven Ope i labor supporting the miners de pm Orr Nunt moved he enat people of this Dominion. In amendment u i the visit Ion the grand trunk the opposition Side. Or Ross of Mic Lyleton n.s., Darrell. White Frisle a Stock. Power. Mcsweeney Rouse Mchugh. Desaulniers the needs of returned soldiers their dependents. The adoption of the classification the civil service of Canada will of Public opinion the people. Hon. C. J. Dip to Tho to f. And Elizabeth Linton my had at big Day in City with Eaton employees sub scribing notwithstanding the severity of the weather yesterday it proved the of bes Day yet Foi the canvassers o the business residential Section Winnipeg who obtained from subscribers the largest pm wect1n its grip earliest for Many years More severe than any experienced last Winter the earliest blizzard in 14 year bit Winnipeg the West yesterday i was worse than any experience last year. Eight inches of Smow be amount of Money the greatest number of applicants for Victory Bonds on any Day since the Campaign started. Manitoba s subscription is now Over the Filip up getting beyond the Ward has been Given by the City can Coal strike. This was Vass a subscription of ?o07.soo from that the miners a the t. Eaton company s pm during the Day bring fall up to 33.8 inches. I question of making Quick reply to bin to Amend what is known As j position. I. Doph mrav act by holding that liquor Mav no be manufactured for i to note that of More than from the country districts it was the most satisfactory economic benches remarked that the Sovern throughout the ment should not forget that there was now a third part n the Houe liquor Mav no be manufactured lord it is satisfactory to note Wihl was now u. -j9 in contravention of the Laws of i position compares favor or Doherty we Al Rea assizes at Brandon Thompson. Teo. Watson King. Beith. Reconstruction Lor on non party lines Boih divisions wore along party lines. Senator floss Strong in his condemnation of the returned soldiers. Honorable gentlemen of the Senate. Non Igent Emtin of the House of commons Sands of Miles away from the District i de s -1 which he resided. 11-3 said that Moue lot have been wants Sweden to join league j. Associated today in. Zars although it would be quite in i with he regime of Lenine plied that while the Date obviously could not be stated now the House would meet again Early in 1920. Jellicoe s suggestions Ernest Lapointe Quebec East asked if Jellicoe was coming to Ottaw a to Settle the naval policy or if the government already had one which he was to approve. Or. Doherty replied that the government would set Canada s naval policy parliament would approve labor upholding the action of the i during the 13 Days can aos the strike pledging support to the strik City teams have received apers denouncing the government s plications representing a total Huu injunction suit was variously inter scr Piton of Chisholm team sets record the figures for yesterday Given be Low show that Chisholn s team has set a new record for applications c. M. Simpson .142 John Macgregor 99 Llanor Turner .101. Major Haffner 16 w. T. Hart 32 major lanes t. Hanna it w. T. Chisholm .----u20 John Taylor 2l h. Nohilly the expectation is that the assizes will last the greater part Sweden us left outside the league would be Revti Woody could to heard j greater. Senate amendment. I 1 Tarro of it. Admiral Jellicoe s Prince. Enters u. S. And is cordially received i Rouse s joint n.y., nov. Ward Prince of Wales entered the United states tonight received his first Welcome to the Republic Utle out of the Way new York officially he was greeted by Secretary of state Lansing with a vials of the United Mejio workers of America in conference Here today to consider the order of the Federal court saturday to Call off the strike of Coal miners when they adjourned at 6 o clock this evening. Delegates said no vote had been taken. The Union Heads who include International officers District presi dents. And members of the executive Board scale committee resumed their deliberations at 7.30 tonight the Tola with a Ortii number of applicants Victory Wegt 32 Miles be hour ail Day the soft Snow piled drifts As much As five feet Dee damaged Telephone Telegraph wires held up Street car traffic delayed trains generally made it self a nuisance. Fortunately the ten pc Raturi was Only 20 degree above Zero at night the win calmed Clown to 10 Miles per Hou City Snow plows were out for to Glrst time on nov. 10 since 190 about sixty men began by teams were Street cars a a lot of trouble with Greasy rails but managed to maintain a Tervi i in spite of the unusually heavy tra i Fie. Nine sweepers were continual Clearing the tracks but the Sno drifted Back so that Ca made very slow i Ogress to delays resulted. Held up by wreck held up by the engine of a freight train Goine off the track the a. Passenger train the Imperial limit due in the City from Montreal at 10.05, did not pull in till about 2 o clock this morning. The engine of the freighter slipped off the rails near Molson man., but a considerable time before the Imperial limited was due to reach the spot so that there was no danger of a collision. A wrecking outfit was despatched to the scene As soon As word of the mishap to the freighter was received but the men had to work for hours in the whirling Bliz Zard before the wheels of the engine 1 were put on the track again the mine cleared for the imy Highway to Cross Gity gets support but opposition is Likely to arise later Ironwood members complain that fire Protection Liere under two platoon system is insufficient h.25u 42.900 im.-150 train from the East. This exception trains on the a flying a subscription of from the to however would undoubtedly be of great value in drawing up a naval w. L. Mackenzie King admirals of pc but it was the Al belief that no formal action would be taken before tomorrow. In View of the provision of the court order instructing the miners chiefs to present to the court for approval their order withdrawing Dominion Bridge company of Mont real part of to be distributed in the West has been received at Winnipeg Headquarters. An Aci Dit ional subscription Tor from 39 employees blizzard the w Hole Day night. Only lost about halt an hour arriving at 11.30 instead of 11.0d Jne Moose jaw time. Then time ocal was in right on Deloraine train had a of it. Apparently the Azzari was r aging at its Pierce skin pressed the regret of members of run reals in attendance the. That Side of the House that illness had i band of sixty third United tonight that compelled the absence of sir Robert states infantry which played god j be made b Borden during the greater part of Yave tie King " the session he asked or. Doherty unofficially he received a far More i order was signed at 12.25 . Satvir the strike Call of october 13-Vithin i seventy two hours it was predicted no announcement would by the miners before the Tillat time the court i Section of the province traversed works is also announced. Subscriptions Tricolour of Italy to Fly Over free press building today which was sweeping Over can the Turkl. In Brief he con t Uty of tiie i to give the people what want. J the Mil to Amend the Doherty act so amended As to provide for Sale of liquor Tor medicinal Mac Amenta _. the Senate re assembled after noon recess. Sir James Lough introduced the Supply Bill amounting to sixty two million. Senator Bostock criticized the Bil j9 Tirse one in View of the a special session of nouse. Turriff characterized the for soldiers land vote it element As a foolish expenditure. Advised the a Overn Niento to go --0-.along these . Ref. Commend a 5-10.-joo.000 for soldiers urn re establish neut. Strongly of Iping a Cash gratuity to the men. Aru used that the Raon had been than fairly treated Wasj the the. Govt rement had decided not of any senator Power said the from the free press today nov. 11, Flics the Green White red Tricolour of Italy King Victor Emmanuel Iii. Vill tomorrow celebrate his fiftieth birthday having been bom in Naples on nov. 11. 1869 he was the son of King Humbert Queen Margherita. On july 29. 1900, King hum Bert was at Monza the heir to the throne being absent on a yachting expedition. J Days after the burial of the Mur dered King. Victor Emmanuel be officially the ruler of Italy nicome from the in j Day therefore return to Ottawa. Into the ascertained from Washington prepares to celebrate armistice Day Washington nov. Darkness fell Over the National capital tonight three huge illuminated crosses shone out from the High Walls of the War few minutes later pulled station Here. No truth in discussion brought out wide London nov. . I divergence of opinion As to what is stated to be no truth in the recent the workers should Pur reports of matrimonial intention of the Prince of Wales which it is a r cause trouble annoyance in the highest i Marks dropped by delegates As they left the Hall for lunch dinner sue with regard to the order of the i court. Subscriber last among the Large subscribe re Daniel whaler for week was Danie fuel prices at the Pas the Only action of the government today in connection with the strike was the serving of thirty three copies of the temporary injunction nine departments in the . Have received Honor emblems in connection with the Victory loan Campaign. The departments which general subscribed 100 per cent Are risk insurance building across la j facades the. Great Structure. I to the country at Large formal messages commemorating the Day were sent out by president Wilson members of his Cabinet general Kible for these High charges for fuel in the Pas. He foot. Came o at the fron jss1vi2 Money a minds Al Home. Call was Given third Reading. Ocean steams us. Is Queen of Mon cons ally u _ i sympathetically helpful whenever by Makins his people were in trouble. Dur Monist a i j. J ote terrible Days succeeding the calabrian earthquake m 1908, the King toiled with his own hands to extricate victims while the Queen led in the nursing work. I Are four children three girls the heir apparent Humbert Prince of Piedmont. Tomorrow two Redwood Trees will Bismarck n.d., nov. T Lynn j. Tonight issued a pro i claymation declaring his intention of taking Over the North Dakota Lignite i mines operating them in behalf report la of the state if the operators have not together with their men settlement reached at g . Tomor Row. Republicans plan meeting Chicago Kov. Formal Call will be issued tomorrow by William h Hayes chairman the Republican National committee for a meet ing of the committee in Washington 4brams four other. Russian s for spreading Radical propaganda the supreme court m an opinion writ ten by Justice Ciare declared the pamphlets prepared by the russians scattered broadcast from roof tops in the lower East Side new York City Cicere clearly an Appeal to the workers to arise put Down by Force the government of tiie. United of c in. I. From the . 11 hours by the derail nent of a freight train West o. Kam Northern train no. 7, from Paul due at s.15, did not arrive Many wires Aro Down Side red in Lilily. Or East to Kenora. And nothing can be done at repairing until alter storm Telegraph wires Are also iving trouble. . Reported bad conditions on All South wires slightly butter ones West. telegraphs reported no wires Oom re emmy blocked although Easten Ujj fruits were heavy on account o rain Rast of fort William. Motorists also had cause to it Trio storm. Many cars were stall All Over the City about thirty in a line were counted Between St. Lames subway the City limits. Pedestrians too. Suffered from the j stalling process when plunging through drifts two or three feet deep Lor several blocks. In fact the Only ones who seemed to enjoy the sit-1 nation at nil were the children. They1, seen with sleighs or Snow making Angels in the fresh i drifts jumping off sidewalks into feathery piles generally having i a Good time. Kunning True to Genera on the City Council decided last Light to continue uie policy of Contr pelting civic employees to sign an agreement not to go on sympathetic strike. This motion which while the strike was at its Leight la St june forbids employees o affiliate with any outside body. They May or Ranize among them selves but not affiliate with the trades labor Council. The sub act has been brought before the Public in the present election Campaign Aid. Queen who initiated to move to get Council to drop Tho Booge admitted he had brought it on the focus Public Atten Tion on the matter Force Council to Cle Ciare its Stond. Aid. Queen s motion of Aid. Heaps was to rescind pre Vious motion thus allow employees to Al Liliac with outside bodice meaning Tho trades labor Council. Tho was Defeated by the Sturte vote is that which brought the pledge into exist once the division loins nine to five. Mere How Ilic members up aldermen queer. Heaps. Robinson Kimpson for the re Moval of the pledge. Aldermen Rock Burn. Sparling a. Fowler. Pulford. Gray. Fisher Marlenn. Human for its retention. Of Tho mail in favor of re instatement Only am. Queen is seek ing . There Aro Sis of the other Side willing to Chance their seat on win Issue by declaring to Tim Soh is against the strikers. A second motion to reinstate the Al striking employees not taken Back. About 150 in number was hinted at did not conic Lief Ore Council it vory evident the it a motion would have met a similar Fate to to nov one outlined above. Support imy Highway. Almy Highway a new thorough Faro across the City was Given sup port on the understanding that the City bears no financial expense. The purposed High Way will conned the North with the South end of the City from pro Tor Street Osborne Bridge. The first Section to be dealt with is Between notre Dame Portage Avenue. Lieut. Leo Warde. Who Soomre on the scheme said the St. Vital cd Uncini had agreed to support the plan even to the extent of going a mile further than had originally Heon in tended. Property owners affected to paid were practically unanimous for the . The Highway in most places would to ?0 i Fet wide. Aid. Simpson said if the idea was to create another wide main Street it was a mighty serious 7iroposition." should be the subject of Public Ward meetings. V Aid. Pulford thought it would do a Besiei Icil project. Aid. Mclenn the matter iian before Tho wards a dozen times. It did not of Tomit the Council to any Ortii of Votre. Name. On a note cinc taker. Aid. Pimp Unn stood alone in his Opp Ostio on Street car changes. F. Houston Avenue fun Wood. to protest against tiie proposed Street car route Chantres affecting Kim Wood. The proposals of the company1 .19 said. Would mean a service not nearly so is the existing one. He d if not Grillot paying Fie for the pre sent Kim Wood service which is Saia was the Best in the i Ity. When Tho report of him transportation committee on this matter was up am. Snare no suggested that it he sent sack. Aid. Queen supported this idea. Am. Simpson a skid How service could to Init Royed when cars men were living taken off. The report was referred Hack to the committee which will met to thursday at s . No raise on housing loan. the maximum loan for tha shall remain at a letter from Ptolemy Deputy provincial treasurer passed on to Council. This was referred to the Lio Usima commission. An objection by Aid. Heaps to method of financing Tho housing scheme was overruled. He. Claimed it was accepting Charity for the c it to accept the help of an body the Winnipeg housing guarantee association. Aid. Kimpson asked what had be come of the recent milk probe re port. Has not come to Council at All replied the. Mayor. Aid Simpson asked if provincial government intended to City s housing plan s4 so was the Gist Ottawa to on Pax Prince to one Wilson. Nov. Labor opposed to prohibition London nov. J. H. Thomas the railway men s Leader j supporting proposals for Public own i Reship of the liquor Trade said he. Would be Blind to his knowledge of the working classes if he did not Fiat quite honestly firmly that prohibition Sorou d not be acceptable to them at this Tern. Therefore they fell on Watato Purchase con saturday sect Odi advertisers Are notified that ail classified copy especially real estate lists must reach the free press Adver Tising counter not later than 12 o clock Friday noon to ensure insertion saturday. 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