Lloyd George outlines Ireland settlement terms to De Valera
London reports Prime Minister Lloyd George states Britain will publish its full Ireland settlement terms in the letter to Eamonn de Valera. He says the proposals go as far as possible to secure peace and goodwill, and that the outline must stand. He warns of contingencies if terms are rejected and pledges immediate action if an agreement is reached.
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London
Lloyd George
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Leansee
Germans Draft Peace Proposal
Berlin reports state Chancellor Wirth and aides met with coalition leaders to discuss a draft peace treaty with the United States. The talks touched on the draft memorandum submitted by Washington through Dressel and involved Vanderlip and Warburg as advisory financiers amid secrecy.
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Berlin
Wirth
Rosen
Hansel von Haimhausen
Foreign Office
United States
Germany
Dr. Rosen
Ellis Loring Dressel
Fxwcet Littl
Foreign Relations Committee
Redhatag
Washington
Dressel
Vanderlip
Holland‑bred bride weds circus giant in Canada
Port Arthur reports Mrs. Jan Van Albert married yesterday. Her husband stands nine feet five inches tall, while she is five feet four. The couple trained in Holland and reconnected in Winnipeg as the Van Alberts toured with the circus.
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Port Arthur
Ont
Jan van Albert
Holland
Winnipeg
van Albert
Edmonton Lawyer’s Wife Dies Quietly
The wife of F. Newell, a prominent Edmonton lawyer, has died. The obituary notes his standing in the legal community and reports a quiet passing.
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F. Newell
Edmonton
ONeill Stars In Ridge town vs Blenheim Ball Game
Harry ONeill, former Monarch slab artist, shines as Ridge town 蒙? 14 The Ridgetown Plaindealer reports a tense league game with Blenheim. Blenheim won 4 to 3 in ten innings as ONeill struck out 18 and hit a homer for Ridge town with Davia. Gray and Rumble led Blenheim’s battery.
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Harry O'Neill
Monarch
Ridgetown
Plaindealer
Blenheim
O'Neill
Davia
Gray
Rumble
Runaway Team Incident Near Fair Grounds
Yesterday at 2 30 Mr Johnson of Fifth Street reported stopping a runaway team near the spur track by the fair grounds. Police found Miss Mayberry had fallen in front of the rake but escaped injury and returned home with the team.
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Johnson
Fifth Street
Fair Grounds
Archer of Lamont elected president of Alberta Medical
Dr A Archer of Lamont was elected president of the Alberta Medical association at a Wednesday business meeting. District representatives to the council were named Dr A G McMillan Claresholm and Dr C F Smyth Medicine Hat. Resolutions urged more school relaxation and physiology as a compulsory exam subject, noting many children showed physical defects and minimal physiology knowledge.
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Dr. Smyth
Medicine Hat
Br. McMilina
Charesholm
A. Archer
Lamont
Alberta Medical Association
A. G.mcmillan
Claresholm
C. F Smyth
Anderson
Edmonton
Citty
Prov- Vinelgl University
Election not discussed at cabinet meeting Meighen says
Ottawa dispatch reports Premier Meighen claiming the matter had not been mentioned at the cabinet council meeting while noting an election is required by the constitution. Reporters pressed about timing as discussions focused on the western cattle situation with no definite conclusions reached.
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Meighen
Ottawa
Cabinet Council
Welsh Home Rule Endorsed by Lloyd George
Prime Minister Lloyd George has announced support for Welsh devolution at a Welsh Nationalists dinner, pledging to back a home rule measure if Welsh MPs agree. The plan aims for greater local self government in Wales as envisioned by the Welsh Nationalists.
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London
Lloyd George
Liverpool Post
Mmeane
Lords See Reason in Safeguarding of Industries Debate
The House of Commons approved two Wednesday amendments to the Safeguarding of Industries Bill, voting unanimously. The Lords then decided not to insist on the amendments, ending the incident.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lords
Mindanao Constabulary Murdering Natives Charged
Telegram to acting governor Charles Yeater from Helyon Mindanao reports charges that Philippine Constabulary members killed Moros on Mindanao Island over abuse of the Wood Forbes mission. The message comes from an American oil prospector in Mindanao.
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Manila
Philippine Constabulary
Mindanao
Wood Forbes
Charles E. Yeater
Phillipines
Helyon
United States
Local Paquests Discussed At Aassiniboia Hotel Meeting
Mayor Huckvale and Chamber of Commerce President Chudleigh met with Hon. Mr. Bakerr at the Aassiniboia Hotel to discuss the rye campaign gas piping from Redcliff to Calgary and local irrigation projects. A map of the irrigation district and Mr. D. W. Hays report were presented.
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Huckvale
Chudleigh
Chamber of Commerce
Aassiniboia
Bakerr
Mesars
W. G. Johnston
M.la
H. C. McDaniel
Whitla
E. H. Earl Walter Barber
R. H. Kent
R. 8. Stevens
M. A. Brown
Rye
Redcliff
Calgary
Baker
D. W. Hays
BC Harvesters Travel Range Expanded in Saskatchewan
Winnipeg reports the need for more harvesters in Saskatchewan led to extending re ticketing privileges for British Columbia harvest workers. The Canada Employment Service and railways now allow travel to all Saskatchewan points, after previously restricting trips east of Regina, Prince Albert and Saskatoon.
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Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Employment Service of Canada
Regina
Prince Albert
Saskatoon
Lieut Governor Clarke in Ill Health at Government House
Toronto August 19 Lieut Governor Clarke’s condition worsened last night at the government house causing anxiety among officials. Official word said he was not resting well and needed careful monitoring.
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Toronto
Government House
Clarke
Notable Seamen Advocate Plans Canada Visit
A leading organizer for merchant seamen and the British navy travels to Canada to promote a new educational institution campaign. The mission aims to boost support and enrollment for the program among maritime communities and naval personnel.
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Canada
Former Greek Prime Minister Demetrios Rhallis Dies
Demetrios Rhallis, former Greek premier and octogenarian statesman, died after months of illness. He led a cabinet that approved the plebiscite on Constantine’s return and served after Venizelos’ defeat, remaining active in politics into recent years.
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Demetrios Rhallis
Tino
Athens
Rhallis
Venizelos
Plebscite
Constantine
Tax Revision Bill Amendments Taken Up by House
Washington August 19 amendments to the Tax Revision Bill were discussed in the house with priority given to proposals from the ways and means committee. The plan is for all amendments to go through the committee before final action.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Prince Alexander 5 Seriously Ill in Paris
Prince Regent Alexander of Jugoslavia lies ill at a Neuilly private hospital as surgeons debate performing an appendicitis operation. He previously underwent rib removal during the Serbian retreat into Albania and may be unfit for another major surgery. He arrived in France incognito for specialist consultation.
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Paris
Alexander of
Jugo- Slavia
Neuilly
Alexander
Al‘bania
France
Bank Robbery in Queenston Yields $2000 Take
Three men armed with automatic pistols robbed the Imperial Bank of Canada on Main Street Queenston at 2 pm bound and gagged the teller and accountant then fled with 2000 dollars. Constable found them tied and gagged on the floor minutes later. Also listed are city market prices for beef eggs butter cucumbers corn onions and other produce in the same issue.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Imperial Bank of Canada
Main Street
Queenston
Banet
Mar
Profiteering Declared Crime Under Cuban Measure
Havana August 19 Profiteering is branded a crime under a measure approved by the Cuban Chamber of Deputies to protect the livestock industry. The bill authorizes the president to confer with stockmen and retailers and to fix meat prices. It also requires a ten day quarantine for cattle imported from abroad.
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Havana
Chamber of Deputies
Cuba
Government to Reopen Schools in Southern Alberta Drought
Edmonton reports Premier Greenfield announcing financial plans to reopen all drought area schools for the South and to operate them through year end. Hon. Perr Baker notes aid to farmers for fall rye seed and continued school access in nine inspectorates amid drought.
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Disney
Field
Schoe
Govt
Farme
Edmonton
Alberta
Perr Baker
Baker
Prem. Greenfield
Greenfield
Unemployment in Britain Grows More Serious
London reports that 125000 people have reached the end of government unemployment relief. They can only seek aid from local poor law authorities as McNamara claims unemployment is falling but figures show otherwise.
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London
J. T. McNamara
United Kingdom
Looting Wrecked Canadian Vessel At Willapa Harbor
Fishermen board the stranded Canadian government merchant marine steamer Exporter at Willapa harbor and loot movable goods. Capt Winbecke reports salvaged about 7000 dollars of items including wireless apparatus. one fisherman is under arrest.
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South Bend
Wash
Merchangt Marine
Willapa Harbor
Winbecke
North Cove
Greek Forces Advance in Agia Offensive
Greek forces fighting Turkish nationalists near Agia press gains as they push the front northward to a depth reported near one mile, aided by renewed fighting and artillery.
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Athens
Agia
Manitoba Savings Bank celebrates first birthday in 1950s rural credits drive
Winnipeg reports the Totes dal Savings Bank marked its first birthday after a strong year. It turned 2,678,347 into government loans for Rural Credits and the Manitoba Farm Loans board, with funds placed in treasury bonds. Chairman FE Weir announced the deposits exceed 3,000 and six thousand depositors. The bank operates two Winnipeg branches and rural offices across Manitoba.
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Winnipeg
Totesdal Savings Bank
Norris
Rural Credits
Mantt Farm Loans Association
Manitote
FE. A. Weir
Manitoba Fawn 8 Board
Arty
Minion
Provincial
Apa Achools
Atéwix
Prince of Wales to Visit India in 1920 Tour Plan
London dispatch says the Prince of Wales and party sail aboard H M S Renown October 26 for India with Bombay arrival November 17. Telegraph reports a possible stop in Japan and unlikely Pacific crossing to Canada, with return voyage noted aboard Renown.
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Bombay
Japan
London
Prince of Wales
India
Poyteaioath
H.M
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Pacific
Canada
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Hon. P. &. Baker
B.C. Harvesters EN Sask
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Clarks
Peter Wright
Sir Thomas
Prince Alexander
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Schoos
George Headley
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