Ashburton County Pupils Receive Certificates List
Education notes publish pupils from Ashburton County schools earning certificates. Names listed by town include Ashburton Hampstead chtein Lynnford Hinds Frampton Wairton Ashton Willowby Tinwald Rakaia Methven Lauriston Mount Somers Pendarves Overdale Rokeby Ruapuna Lismore Maryfield Chertsey Springburn Alford Forest Westerfield and more with respective professors and comp. designations.
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Ashburton County
Ashburton
J. Gregory
Stringfellay
G. Watters
Wh, MehLennan
A. Davidson
J. Drummond
Hampstead
J. Arnst
Alexander
A. Lurgess
M. Crum
W. Gibson
E.brown
D.colville
E. Drummond
A. Gibson
J. Gibson
H. John
Z. Kircher
E. McMullan
L. Mushog
V Stevenson
G Watson
Camp" Cornish
H. Large
Rakaia Catholic
P- Brown
K. Mora
Methven
A. FE. Crooks
R. G. Dart
A. Duff
D. M. Grover
M. W. Holland
W.mahood
S. McDonald
A. FF. O'Reilly
A Pearce
C. Ireland
Aichbank
W. Stockhill
A. Campbell
N. Hepburn
M. McDowell
R. Rouse
I. Hepburn
Law
Lauriston
W. Callaghan
H. Goodwin
EB. Bell
Watson
Maryfield
L. Davis
V. Edii
G. Johnston
J. McLauchlan
8. Richardson
M. Johnston
R. Lamb
Chertsey
R. Tronside
E. Jackman
C. McKee
C. Saunders
Springburn
A. Green
N. Hannan
G. Petrie
B. Green
Alford Fores
Fr. Boucher
Westerfield
P. Taylor, Weaver
W. Wright
War Aims Discussed on Coaling Stations Policy
A fragment notes that wartime policy contemplates German owned or controlled coaling stations and their status in British or Allied ports once reparations are completed.
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Zeta
War Damages Bill Debated Over Paris Loss Figures
In Paris on December 21 the debate on the War Damages Bill cited 12,000 homes in Heims burned and 50,000 destroyed in North France. The Budget Commission put total damage at 3 billion pounds.
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Paris
Hheims
France
Armistice Recognition Refused by Marshal Foch
Copenhagen December 21 The Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reports Marshal Foch refused to recognise the Workmen's and Soldiers' Councils in reply to Herr Erzberger.
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Copenhagen
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Foch
Erzeberger
Belgians say cavalry division reaches Dusseldorf
Belgian communique reports the first cavalry brigade entered Germany and reached Dusseldorf. Brussels notes Germany has restored 386000000 francs to the Belgian Government.
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London
Germany
Dusseldorf
Brussels
German Prisoners Fill Trenches in Devastated France
German prisoners are refilling trenches and shell holes in devastated France and preparing land for cultivation as winter tasks. The terse dispatch notes ongoing rebuilding amid wartime damage and cleanup efforts by Allied forces.
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London
France
Bloodshed in Berlin as guards clash with marines at ex Kaiser's palace
London reports fierce street fighting in Berlin between guards and marines occupying the ex Kaiser's palace. After three hours the marines quit the struggle with 68 dead and wounded. New York says order was restored between mutinous sailors and the Republican Guard as sailors refused transfers to naval bases. Some deputies guided others to Kiel while some stayed in Berlin.
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London
Berlin
Kaiser's Palace
New York
United Press
Republican Guard
Kiel
Unemployed in Berlin Swell to Over 100,000
Berlin faces high joblessness with official counts showing over one hundred thousand unemployed. Street beggars crowd sidewalks as economic stress rises.
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Copenhagen
Berlin
Counter Revolution Plot Linked to German Military Leaders
On December 21 reports allege General von Ludendorff and Admiral von Tirpitz coordinating a counter revolutionary movement in harmony with the military cabal.
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Bernie
von Ludendorff
Admiral von Tirpitz
Kaiser ill with fever in bed in Amerongen
From Amerongen a report says the Kaiser is ill with fever, likely caused by influ enza. He remains confined to bed.
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Amsterdam
Amerongen
Kaiser
Hungarian Premier Karolyi Announces Resignation
Count Karolyi told the Hungarian Cabinet he intends to resign from the premiership in Bern on December 21. He said the move follows political strains and seeks to end the government crisis.
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Berne
Count Karolyi
Hunarian
Secession Fears Rise Over Tyrol Break from Austria
Washington dispatches reported growing separatist momentum in Austria with Tyrol’s possible secession from the empire. Advices from urich state the movement has gained ground and risks intensified in the region.
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Washington
Wellington Patriotic Society Seeks Political Plan Reform
At the Wellington Patriotic Society meeting in the Accountants Chambers the political situation of the Dominion was discussed. A motion urged immediate reconstruction and demanded each party publish clear principles reforms and future policy with details of its organisation.
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Wellington Patriotic Society
Tracing Missing Men Through Postwar Repatriation Efforts
London reports 5288 officers 99 217 men and 420 civilians have been repatriated since the armistice. A special committee is appointed to advise further steps to trace missing men.
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London
King approves 1914 15 Star awards for Army Navy and services
The War Office states the King has approved the award of the 1914 15 Star for the Army and the Navy including Dominion and Indian forces and nurses. The Admiralty announces the bronze 1914 15 Star for officers and men in the Navy and Naval Air Service and other designated maritime personnel for service in France Belgium Eastern Europe Egypt Africa Asia and the Australasian theatre including New Guinea and German possessions.
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London
War. Office
Admiralty
Naval Air Service
Mercantile Marine
France
Belgium
Europe
Egypt
Africa
Asia
Australasian
Germany
New Guinea
Bismarck Archipelago
German Samoa
Turkey to declare national bankruptcy reported in London
A London dispatch dated December 21 reports that Turkey intends to declare itself nationally bankrupt.
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London
Turkey
Russian Affairs Problems for Allies
Reports from Paris indicate Allies hesitate to dispatch a large expedition to Russia as Russians struggle to form a stable government. President Wilson, while in London, will discuss the situation with British statesmen.
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Washington
Paris
Wilson
London
Soviet Crisis Warned by Miliukoff in Rome Interview
Ex Foreign Minister Miliukoff warned in Rome that Russia faced an appalling catastrophe and that Allied intervention was imperative. He said a small effort a year ago could have saved Russia, but now a strong army is required with 99 percent of the population, including Moderates, favoring intervention.
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Rome
M. Miliukoff
Russia
French Government Warns Bolsheviks Over Outrages
The Matin reports Paris has informed the Bolsheviks by wire that they will be held personally responsible for outrages against Frenchmen. A number aboard a departing vessel will be interned unless French men in Russia are immediately liberated.
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Paris
Matin
Russia
German Armies Retreat From Eastern Front
German Eastern armies retreat before Bolshevik forces near Copenhagen. Retreat follows loss of war materials as Bolshevik plans to assist German Bolsheviks in advancing operations.
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Copenhagen
British merchant ships interned at Hamburg reach Tyne
Fifteen British merchant ships that had been interned at Hamburg have arrived at the Tyne. The vessels are returning to British ports after being detained during hostilities.
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London
Hamburg
Tyne
Roll of Honour Wellington Casualty List Died of Sickness and Repatriated
Wellington December 25 casualty list reports Died of sickness H Manship Christchurch Knowles 2nd lieutenant Geraldine J repatriated Thomas 2nd Kent M C Ashburton Bromley Christchurch Cross Gehan Fogarty W Westport Slightly wounded Brough Christchurch remains with unit in Canterbury district entries indicate war losses and repatriation status.
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Wellington
Canterbury
Manship
Christchurch
Knowles
Geraldine
Thomas
2Ndi
Kent
M.C
Mr. Thomas
Ashburton
Bromley
Cross
Advertising Drives Growth in Toffee Export Trade
Mr John Mackintosh told Halifax Business Club that advertising creates demand and raises output, not merely raises production costs. He argued future export growth remains possible, noting toffee could be exported to 48 countries by a single firm and urging optimism for expanding foreign trade.
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John Mackintosh
Sayls
Halifax Business Club
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