England France and Italy present note to Greece disapproval of Constantine return
A joint note from Great Britain France and Italy to the Greek government voiced disapproval of King Constantine's return. The démarche, delivered to Prime Minister Rhallis, aims to avert public trouble and will be printed with care. In Constantinople, a Greek military mission friendly to Constantine arrived to replace Venizelist officers and was met with a cold reception as hotels refused lodging.
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Constantine
Athens
Constantinople
Dee
Great Britain
France
Italy
Mari Grauville
M. de Billy
Signor Montagna
Rhallis
M. Cournaris
Con
Labor will challenge validity of Winnipeg election
Winnipeg December 4 Canadian Press reports that S J Mariner independent labor candidate will seek a recount after results show Obbar Edward Parnell ahead of Mariner. An unprecedented number of spoiled ballots prompted the challenge and protests over Parnell’s apparent victory.
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LABOR
Winnipeg
Winmipeg
S.J. Mariner
Obbar Edward Parriett
Citizens Committee
Dewks
Larmer Leatens
Scotland trip fuels talk on policy in Toronto
Ed believes Scotland will be first to dry Bettish tales while George Bell of the Columbia legislature returns from a three month stake in Dontinion Al-Dance and prosubt ion efforts. the UAT RP view notes Bell's recent Scotland visit as part of the urgent cause.
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Toronto
Dee. A
Scotland
George Bell
Columbia
Bell
Major Bruce Declines Candidacy for Medicine Mayor
Major Bruce the Terre’s Brute announces he will not seek the Medicine mayoralty given department rules. He thanks supporters and friends for their honors and encouragement to pursue municipal office.
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Major Brute
Tinssell
Witeh
Major Bruce
Imany
Weather Summary for Western Regions
Weather past twenty four hours has been partly cloudy and mild across the west. Forecasts indicate fair to mostly clear conditions in the west region on Sunday with little change in temperature and light winds.
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Warcouvery
Moose Jaaw
Saskatoon
Clear
Nelson
Idmenton
Calgary
Medicine Flat
Winnipeg
Doherty Supports Article Ten Amendments at League Assembly
Hon J Doherty urges amendment to covenant removing Article IX. The change, debated in the League of Nations assembly, may go to the committee on amendments. Also reports Argentina ceases participation with league via letter to Paul Tigmans, LON president.
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League
Geneva
League of Nations
Assembly of League Today
Charles J. Doherty
Committee On Amendments
Honoeria Pureyedon
Paul Tigmans
Lea Sue of Nations Assembly
Edmonton Veteran Tries Suicide After Despair
Edmonton December 4 a returned soldier M Disnes living at 125th Street in Great Ravine near the Saskatchewan River attempted death by own action Saturday morning. Police arrived in time and it is believed his life can be saved. A letter to Secretary R Carter of the Great War Veterans Association describes the intent and method.
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Edmonton
M. Disnes
125Th Street
Great Ravine
Saskatchewan River
R. Carter
Great War Veterans Association
Newfoundland Faces Severe Flow Shortage from Lothiigs Markets
Newfoundland suffers a serious flow shortage due to disruptions at Lothiigs markets. Officials warn impacts on supply and daily operations across regional industries.
Farmers Leader Clashes Over Tariff Probe in Toronto
RoW. J H. Burnaby, president of the United Farmers of Ontario, argued for lower tariffs before the tariff inquiry panel. He claimed farm profits are too slim to cover 1 percent investments and criticized sugar control and high import taxes. He highlighted Ontario agriculture labor shortages and rival industries.
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Toronto
Pee. O
J H. Burnaby
United Farmers of Ontario
Council of Agriculture
Sir Henry Drayton
Canada
Mr. Burnaby
Sir Henry
Burnaby
Tariff Commission
Mutiny in Li-Chang Provokes Chinese Troop Deployments
Reports from Shanghai describe a mutiny by 60 Chinese troops at Li-Chang treaty port in Li-Beh province. Gunboats are expected to arrive soon as authorities and Chinese forces attempt to restore order. The city’s condition is said to be quieter, though clashes and looting continue.
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Shanghai
China
Dee
Government to Pay Wages of Shipyard Workers
Ottawa reports the government will cover wages for workers at the Prince Rupert Dry Dock and Engineering Company. All relevant order-in-council approvals have been passed and signed. Premier C. Drury of Ontario says lowering prices is key to business salvation.
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Prince Robert Dry Dock Co
Ottawa
Dec
Prince Rupert
C. Drury
Ontario
Russian census shows population declines in major cities
Preliminary Russian census results indicate population drops over 10 percent due to epidemics and war losses. Moscow falls about 11 percent and Petrograd about 7 percent as of early December.
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Stecklbnin
Moscow
Petrograd
New Rulings on OAL Tax Issued
Otova reports three new Sales Tax rulings from the Revenue Tax Department. Tax is based on the cental value of sales. Fractions under half a cent are dropped. half cents are rounded up. If tax would be under one cent no tax is collected. новые правила take effect December 1.
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Otova
Dec
Tamid Revenue Tax Department
Bomb Explosions Reported Across Spain
Reports describe multiple bomb blasts across Spain with widespread damage. An infernal device exploded on the Seville archbishop’s palace windowsill at midnight, causing structural damage but injuring no one.
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Madrid
Spain
Seville
Heifer Breaks Seven-Day World Record in Fat Production
Wallace Manikowske's two-year-old Carnation Pioneer Legis No. Toleco heifer, raised in Mooreton North Dakota, produced 4 877 pounds of butter fat over seven consecutive days, amounting to 81 09 pounds of whole milk equivalent. The test occurred under North Dakota Agricultural College supervision and will be certified to the Helstein Freisian association.
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Wallace Manikowske
Mooreton, N
Veterans urge action on unemployment across Canada
Delegates from the Great Army of United Veterans met Prime Minister Meighen and cabinet officials to press for relief of unemployment. They urged rapid public works and other measures to aid veterans, noting 9 000 out of work in Toronto and calling for nationwide relief.
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Quipister
Qifitia
Fien
J A. Calder
Pina
Reid. Seon
Marsh
March
Oil discovery claimed in Arborfield district shale
There appears to be considerable excitement in the Arborfield district east of Prince Albert where a fuel oil discovery is claimed. The location is Township 4S Range 10 West of the 2nd and the shale formation is said to contain oil.
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Arborfield
Prince Albert
Markievicz Court Martial Concluded
Dublin learned that the court martial of Countess Georgiana Markievicz MP for St Patrick division Dublin city concluded yesterday. She was charged with conspiring to organize a Sinn Fein boy scouts body. The court martial decision will be proclaimed later.
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Hayge
Sinnfein Boy Scouts
Dublin
Georgiana Markievics
St. Patrickes
Dublin City
Fire deaths mount in October across Canada
During October thirteen people died in fires in various parts of Canada, following a similar toll in the previous month. In October 1919 sixteen people lost their lives in fires, underscoring a pattern of deadly blazes across the nation.
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Yoronto
Dee. O
Canada
Galway Council Urges IR A Truce Negotiations
Galway County Council urged Irish Republicans to negotiate a true truce and allow a peaceful settlement. The body called for the British government to lift bans on Irish Parliament meetings to appoint delegates. It denounced the current cycle of violence as harmful to Britain and Ireland.
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Galway
Ireland
Britain
Dublin
Dee. L
Girdavase
Nominations Monday for City Officials and Trustees
Nominations will be received Monday from 11 a.m. to 12 noon by Returning Officer Blackburn City Clerk in the city hall council chamber for mayor five aldermen three public school trustees two separate school trustees and four hospital board members. Four aldermanic vacancies are for two year terms and one for one year with Alderman Harck Wade’s term still open.
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Blackburn
Ald. Harck- Wade
Amalgamation of Moose Jaw Evening Times and Daily News
Moose Jaw announces the amalgamation of the Evening Times and the Daily News after the Daily News is purchased. Tonight will be the Daily News last issue as production costs push consolidation. The Evening Times will publish the evening paper with the early mail edition and assume subscribers.
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Evening Times
Moose Jaw
Manitoba department secures 85000 in fees in 1920
The provincial secretary's department reports net fees for licensing and incorporation in Manitoba reached 85000 in 1920, exceeding 1978 revenue by 60000 and marking the highest intake since 1912 boom year.
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Winnipeg
Dee. d
Manitoba
Mail Car Robbery Cleared From The Rails
Three young men boarded the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway mail car at Hopkings and robbed it as the train pulled away. They bound and gagged a clerk and escaped after taking items estimated between 25 000 and 75 000 in value including bonds sent to Twin Cities banks. Police and inspectors have no clues on the suspects.
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Minneapolis
Mita
Dec. A
Postottles
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Hopkings
Handity
Wil Suelys
Minneapolis City
Twin Citles
Hull Sets Record For Jail Population In Eleven Months
Ottawa reports Hull Quebec a city of 20 000 with a famed oasis nickname for American visitors. In the eleven months ending November 30 60 inmates were received in the municipal jail. About ninety percent faced liquor law infractions and only five percent were sentenced to hard jail terms.
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Ottawa
Hull
Que
United States
Ipber
Arpeed
Soviet Troops Capture Erivan Amid Armenian Soviet Reforms
A wireless Moscow dispatch says Soviet troops captured Erivan, the Armenian capital, on Thursday. The Armenian government troops have joined the Soviet administration, and Armenia has declared itself Soviet.
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London
Dee
Erivan
Armenia
Moscow
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