Sinn Fein State Terms on Which Peace Can be Made
Sinn Fein leader outlines peace terms with England based on dominion Home Rule and Wilson’s principle that military power must not decide nations. He cites Fribourg 1516 as a precedent and argues for equal terms, no trickery, and friendly postwar ties with Britain.
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Sinn Fein
Dubin
Ireland
England
Kingland
Wilson
Freeman's Journal
Gribbs
Swith Land
Cuba
Griffiths
Great Britain
Grifiths
Griffiths Characier
Lloyd George
Archibishop Mannix
Australia
America
Grit
Republic
Halif ax Government Maintained as Late Returns Tighten Margin
Halifax sustained the Liberal government as late returns from Pictou gave Hon. RM McGregor a 38 vote majority. Pictou will offset Murray's defeat by J Leblanc in Richmond by 53. Murray also won Victoria county. The party standings show Liberals 29 Farmers 7 Labor 0 Conservatives 2 total 43. Government plans include a 3 million dollar railway loan to fund Pacific Great Western construction.
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Halifax
Pictou
RM. McGregor
GH. Murray
J. Leblanc
Richmond County
Mr. Murray
Victoria County
Victoria
Pacific Great Western Railway
J. Hart
Refugees From RumANIA Arrive Amid Bolshevik Fear
Refugees from Bultina and Kustendje in eastern Romania arrive in large numbers here. They report highly unsettled conditions in Romania and fear a Bolshevik menace, prompting concern and ongoing dislocations among evacuees.
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Wownerg
Constantinople
Bultina
Kustendje
Rumania
Bolshevik Advance Pushes Toward Warsaw Amid Bielowieś Forest Threat
In a perilous Europe scene the Bielowieś forest the continent’s largest wooded tract lies near the Bolshevik line as forces push from the northwest toward Warsaw.
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Bonnevix
Warsaw
Bieloviesh
Europe
Rnce
Joint Reply to The Note from Soviets
Lloyd George said before leaving Boulogne that a complete settlement on all points is ready to be sent to Reuters. He said Italy must approve a reply to Russia clarifying terms before allies attend the proposed conference. Poland and border states must join to ensure European peace and possible talks with Russia. If Russia insists on separate peace, the conference collapses. if not, it could meet within a month. Millerand agreed that much work had been accomplished.
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London
Lloyd George
Boulogne
Reuter
Italy
Russia
Poland
Othe
Europe
Millerand
Employment Increase Ottawa Reports Net Staffing Drop
Reports from over employees to the Dominion head quarters of the department of labor employment service show a week ending June 26 rise in employment despite time lost to a tier increase. For the following week a net decrease of 140 workers or two percent occurred, mainly due to curtailed iron and steel operations from fuel shortages. Earlier six month returns indicated substantial payroll additions by firms.
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Dominion
Department of Labor Employment Service
Iron and Steel
Fuel, Inc
Conference to Halt Coal Shortage and Stop Profiteering
Representatives from four government departments and a coal industry committee will discuss averting winter coal shortages in New York. Acting Attorney General Amies said the meeting aims to develop a program where government and coal interests can meet halfway to solve coal problems.
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Washington
United States
New York
Amies
Move for Peace Gains Momentum in Irish Circles
Renewed activity in Irish politics favors dominion self government. Across parties many subscribe to new funds and self governance, with Sinn Fein influence and media backing shifting opinion. Leaders seek talks with the British government as the republican army grows and powerful figures push for settlement.
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Freeman's Journal
Sinn Fein
Ulster
Linn Fenners
Irish Journal
Lord Dunraven
Sinn [Fein Policy As Exercised By the Republican Army
Cromwell
Commonwealth
Pleads Guilty to Bigamy in Winnipeg Case
Winnipeg bound Jaronne Jackson and Wayne W. Dunlop were married here after traveling from Minneapolis. Jackson has pleaded guilty to bigamy, filed by Frank C. Jackson of Minneapolis who followed them to Winnipeg. Judgment reserved until Friday with request for suspended sentence and return to the United States.
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Winnipeg
Jaronne Jackson
Minneapolis
Wayne W. Dunlop
Frank C. Jackson
Three Saved from Drowning at Pike Lake Sinking
A punt carrying Mr. Wemyss, his wife, and their daughter near Pike Lake sank after being reached by Harry Tupling and Hugh Forbes. The boat went down quickly but the Wemyss family were dragged to safety with no injuries reported.
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Saskatoon
Wemyss
Thompson Co
Pike
Harry Tupling
Hugh Forbes
Pike Lake
Halifax Civic Luncheon Welcomes Imperial Press Delegation
Lord Burnham and Viscount Burnhart head a Halifax gathering of publishers and citizens as part of a civic luncheon for overseas press delegates. Robert Donald predicts U S eventual acceptance of wartime responsibilities. Delegates seek to learn Canada’s problems and people in the context of empire unity.
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Lord Burnham
Halifax
District
Imperial Press
Robert Donald
United States
Viscount Burnhart
Canada
Canada Moves To Stamp Out The Drug Evil
Ottawa reports health department praise for efforts against drug use and the breaking up of opium rings. The Opium and Narcotic Drug Act will be enforced around September, requiring licenses for wholesalers and retailers and declarations from doctors veterinarians surgeons and dentists.
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Canada
Department of Health
JA. Amyott
Dinor
Dominion
Dada
Adana City Starvation Report Spurs Armenian Bureau Despatch
An official dispatch to the Armenia bureau from Cyprus warns that Adana in Asia Minor, with about 70 000 Christians and 10 000 Moslems, is cut off by Turkish nationalists and faces near starvation.
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London
Adana
Asia Minor
Armenia
Cyprus
Five-Year-Old Dies From Scalding Accident
A five year old boy, son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Diet, died after a scalding incident in his home yesterday. He was at the Children’s Hospital after being burned while playing with two younger sisters.
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Winnies
Rank
Anthony Diet
Children’s Hospital
French Fighter Injured in Bout With Italian Opponent
A French fighter was injured in the second round of a scheduled bout with Fighting Fret Fiescrsié of Italy. The fight ended abruptly as one corner man collapsed unconscious at ringside. Both fighters had been trading blows toe to toe up to the stoppage.
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Ales Artele
Geareet Berinesty
France
Paris Sees Turkish Delegates Ahead of Serres Pact
Report from Paris notes Turkish envoys may join the Serres peace treaty as planned, with Greece possibly withholding its signature over the Italo Greek dispute in the Aegean. Turkish delegates were missing and unaccounted, last seen leaving Bucharest by train toward Paris.
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Isinime Suraisa Adegates
Constantinople
Turkey
Serres
Greece
Italy
Bucharest
Paris
Berm Aard
Sian
New Minister Named London
An archival item reports a new minister named in London with unclear accompanying details. The fragment mentions Prince Antoine Bivesco and Berens Sa ter but lacks coherent summary.
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London
Prince Antoine Bivesco
Patie
Berens Sater
Collishaw to England and India for frontier patrol duties
Vancouver reports Colonel Collishaw will depart for England to assume new duties. He will then move to the frontier region of India to command a large squadron of airmen for border patrol work.
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Collishaw
England
Vancouver
Frontier Region
India
Prince of Wales Reschedules Jamaica Visit for September 15
The Prince of Wales will visit Jamaica on September 15 instead of September 23 and will conduct an extended island tour lasting three days. He plans to meet local officials and visit key sites during the stay in Kingston and across Jamaica.
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Prince of Wales
Jamaica
Kingston
War Bakers Prohibits Officials From Political Activity
War Bakers issues new rule banning anyone in authority from using official position to influence politics or participate actively in political affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Bakers
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Ottawa
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Western Coal Supply
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the Distel
Alberts
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