Great conflict rages in Poland and Flanders amid censorship
Reports note widespread news suppression as battles of major importance unfold in Poland and the Western Front. French and British observers cite heavy German artillery and intermittent actions from Ypres to Verdun while official fronts claim quiet along the Somme and Argonne.
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London
Emperor William
King George
Prince of Wales
Poland
Flanders
Paris
Belgium
Ypres
Roulers
Becelaere
Passchendaele
Vermelles
Somme
Argonne
Lacerne
Forest of Grure
Woevre
Lorraine
Italy Readies for Any Eventuality in Parliament Show
In Rome the parliament applauded Premier Salandra as he urged loyal but watchful armed neutrality. He warned Italy must be prepared for contingencies, explaining to protect Italian interests the army and navy should be ready, while denying any aggression plans.
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Salandra
Italy
Rome
Labriola
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Giolitti
Luzzatti
Pelloux
Tribunes
Comandini
Belgium
Europe
Hudsons Bay railway line progress slows for winter
Ottawa reports that more than half of the Hudsons Bay railway line is completed with steel laid to mile 175 and plans to add 40 more miles before weather ends construction for the season.
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Ottawa
Hudson's Bay Railway
Increasing Fleets in the South Atlantic Reported
Buenos Ayres December 4. It is reported that Germany has increased its South Atlantic fleet by adding the battle cruiser Von Der Tann, bringing total ships to about ten. Britain is said to have added the cruiser Invincible to its forces. Lamport and Holt time is said to cancel sailings from December 17. The situation is serious.
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Buenos Ayres
South Atlantic
von der Tann
Invincible
Mim
Bes
Lamport
Holt
Tine
Appointed Official Assignee for Medicine Hat and Lethbridge
The Canadian Credit Men’s Association Limited has been named official assignee for the judicial districts of Medicine Hat and Lethbridge. The weather section follows.
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The
Canadian Credit Men's Association, Limited
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Saddlery Firms Win Large Government Order
Ottawa reports the imperial government purchasing committee chair Robert Rogers announced an additional saddlery order of about $750 000 for British and French armies was distributed to Canadian manufacturers. Previous contracts totalled over a million and a half. Orders also went to Canada for Russian saddles.
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Ottawa
Robert Rogers
Canada
England hears of accident to the Audacious
London reports the loss of a British super dreadnought the Audacious after a collision with what is believed a German mine off Ireland on October 28. British censors blocked earlier publication and faced criticism for secrecy.
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England
London
Ireland
Ottawa Minister Burrell Sidelined By Lung Congestion
Ottawa December 4 Hon Martin Burrell minister of agriculture has been confined to his home with congestion of the lungs. Though not serious his illness will keep him from his office for a week or more.
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Ottawa
Martin Burrell
City Land Dispute Over Valley Road Heads to Trial
In Supreme Court, 912 Council members face a long hearing on perpetual injunction against the city to halt Valley Road work. Mayor Brown and aldermen testify on road plans, land acquisitions, and finances including Victoria Heights lots and Union Bank debt.
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Brown
Ald
Pratt
Exald Evans
Johnston
Victoria Heights
Justice Walsh
Boyd
Penhale
Supreme Court
W. J. O'Neal
Efige
J. C. Rand
Ald. Penland
O’neail
Mr. Rand
Ald. Hoyd
Ald. Penhale
Penland
O'Neail
Mayor Brown
Powell
O'Neal
Maple Leaf Milling Co
Mr. O'Neail
Rand
Mr. Brown
Spencer
Maple Leaf Co
Maple Leaf Company
Public Works Committee
Ginther
Justice Stuart
O'Neall
Crescent View
Norwood
Dunmore Trail
Coulee
Victoria
A. Balthasar
M. A. Brown
Cfias. Pratt
W. G. Johnston
J. Koelave
Geo. Kivans
J. C. Yuill
Justice Witksh
Chas Ttrince
Union Bank
Insield
Grimmer
Dunmore Road
Carvell and Flemming May Trade Positions
Following J J Flem ming resignation as New Brunswick premier after Conservative nomination he held for Carleton and Victoria seat B Frank Smith nominated for seat in legislature No successor announced Premier Flemming nominated last night Frank Carvell may resign Commons seat to become provincial Liberal leader
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St. John
No. Bec
J. J. Flemming
New Brunswick
Carleton
Victoria
Dominion House
Medicine Hat Soldier F C Sharland Joins Frontline
Among the Medicine Hat boys previously unmentioned at the front is F C Sharland son of I Sharland a CPR freight sheds foreman. He spent seven years in India with the Royal Norse Artillery then worked in the sheds before joining the Mounted Police. He left for England at the war outbreak to join his regiment now at the front.
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Medicine Hat
F.C. Sharland
I. Sharland
C.P.R
India
Royal Norse Artillery
Mounted Police
Hmngland
Czar Leaves the Front in Russia
Emperor Nicholas yesterday departed the front and traveled through central and southern Russia to visit wounded soldiers in hospitals.
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Czar
Petrograd
Nicholas
Russia
J P At Bow Island Appoints Clyde Bell Justice
Bow Island announces Clyde H. Bell named a justice of the peace. Saucille Love appears at Dreamland today.
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New J. P
Bow Island
Clyde H. Bell
The
Peate
Redcliff Church Consecration Draws Crowds
The Redcliff Anglican church was consecrated last evening by the Bishop of Qu'Appelle with Rev Mr Gibson and visiting clergy in attendance. The interior features English-decorated displays and was well filled with Medicine Hat supporters. At the close, civic addresses were given by Mayor Bott and MLA S. Pingle. Lucille Love at Dreamland today.
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Redcliff
Qu’Appelle
England
Mr. Gibson
Medicine Hat
E. A. Davis
St. Barnabas
A. M. Harding
Holy Trinity
P. C. Jerrold
St. George's
Irvine
C. Swainson
Carlstadt
City Hall
Bott
S. Pingle
M.L.A
Rube Marquard Joins Federals Formal Signing Reported
New York December 4 Rube Marquard a top pitcher for the New York National League club signed a contract to pitch for the Brooklyn Federal League team. President Robert B Ward of the Brooklyn club announced the deal this afternoon.
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New York
Rube” Marquard
Brooklyn
Robert B. Ward
Registration for Nurses at Graduate meeting
The Graduate Nurses discussed provincial registration at their meeting at the Nurses' Home. They supported a bill for registration to official recognize trained nurses and raise standards, while excluding gratuitous nursing and unregistered paid care. A lecture on eye ear nose and throat work followed. Lucille Love at Dreamland today.
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