Alderman Candidates Loom as Huckvale and Bulivant Face Off
At the municipal nomination meeting in city hall, Huckvale and Bullivant vie for mayor as 11 alderman candidates emerge. John Benson enters. Dell and Warham withdraw. Acclamations fill three public school, four separate school, and four hospital board vacancies. Polling set for Monday December 11 from 9 am to 8 pm at seven polling places. advance polls at City Hall Thursday and Friday and December 7 8 9 afternoons.
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Ald. Delf
E. Warham
J. Benson
Huckvale
J. Bullivant
John Benson
Aid. Dell
K. Warham
Walter Huckvale
Henry Stewart
Robert 8. Boyd
Isaac Bullivant
Peter Robinson
H. H. McBain
Alderman
Thos. Hutchinson
E. J. Hunt
Herbert Baker
W. H. Macdonald
J. A. Gerow
John H. Cunliffe
Sarah Wagstaff
James Hole
H. J. Armstrong
Susan McArthur
Cyril Barton Browne
Thos
C. W. Twaites
E. F. Nicholson
Frederick WM. Gprshaw
Andrew Watson
B. F. Souch
Robert C. Blacke
IF. W. Gershaw
C. E. Smyth
A. R. D. McEachern
R. M. Napier
H. C. Dixon
Robert S. Boyd
E. M. Cawker
J. Todd
John B. Richardson
R. B. Davidson
J. Armstrong
City Hall
Toronto Street School
Alexandra High School
Elizabeth Street School
Elm Street School
Montreal Street School
Catholic Church
Government aid denied to Somerset farmers
London reports Sir Robert Sanders, agriculture minister, told Somerset farmers the government could not subsidize them and urged self help. He said the industry’s future rested on better distribution methods and declined to answer if wheat should replace imported flour.
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London
Somerset
Robert Sanders
Robert
Halifax Lawyer Edmund P. Allison Dies at 55
Edmund P. Allison K.C. a prominent Halifax barrister collapsed and died today in Halifax at age 55. The death occurred as he went about his legal duties, authorities reported no further details at this time.
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Halifax
Edmund P. Allison
K.C
Healy Likely Appointed First Governor-General of Irish Free State
London December 4 The appointment of Timothy Healy as the first governor general of the Irish Free State is now regarded as certain. It is understood the post was offered to him some time ago and that final allotment depended only on his acceptance.
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London
Timothy Healy
Irish Free State
Prince Andrew and Princess Alice aboard Calypso bound for Brindisi
London reports Prince Andrew of Greece and Princess Alice travel from Corfu to Brindisi aboard the British light cruiser Calypso. Naval authorities at Malta have learned of the banished prince’s presence on the ship and expect an eventual landing at Brindisi.
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London
Prince Andrew
Greece
Princess Alice
Corfu
Brindisi
Italy
Reuter
Malta
Nationalists Face Poor Prospect in Australian Election
Melbourne dispatch reports that Nationalists have virtually no chance to win a majority in the forthcoming general election. Strong opposition to Premier Hughes centers on alleged autocratic leadership and government interference with trade.
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London
Exchange Telegraph
Melbourne
Hughes
Picartello and Lassandra Found Guilty and Hanged
Emilio Picartello and Mrs Florence Lassandra were found guilty of murder in Blairmore and sentenced by Mr Justice Walsh to be hanged February 21 at Fort Saskatchewan. The Calgary trial drew long crowds as defense was unexpectedly not submitted. Crown counsel spoke three hours and defense three hours fifty minutes before adjournment.
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Court House
Calgary
Emilio Picartello
Florence Lassandra
S. O. Lawson
Blairmore
Justice Walsh
Fort Saskatchewan
Cameron
A. A. McGillivray
K.C
MrKinley Cameron
K. C
Pace
Ryan Vice-President Arrested for Trepass at Black Diamond Mine
Edmonton dispatch reports William Ryan vice-president of U M W A arrested at 8 am at Black Diamond mine after refusing to leave company premises. A trespass charge will be laid. Mining activity continues with 15 to 20 workers at Bush and McKay Fraser at reduced strength. Disaffection spreads amid strikes and picket activity.
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W. Ryan
W.maw.a
Black Diamond Mine
Edmonton
William Ryan
Harrison
A. LP
The
P. P
Sergt. Stewart
Marcus Mine
McLeod
Bush
McKay-Fraser
Humberstone
Clover Bar
HUNTING HUSBANDS FOR SATIN HAREM IN CONSTAN TINOPLE
Rafet Pasha seeks husbands for 150 former Suleiman harem members aged 17 to 25. All penniless, the group includes numerous royal progeny and twenty princes and princesses. Since the sultan fled, the Nationalist government has funded them and many eunuchs, but now orders the group to fend for themselves.
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Constantinople
Rafet Pasha
Rafet
Grain Marketing and Bank Act Top Council Meeting Agendas
The Canadian Council of Agriculture meets in Winnipeg with H. W. Wood in the chair to discuss Grain Marketing issues and the Bank Act revision. A Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Co resolution seeks prairie government support to amend the Federal Wheat Board Act and boost its effectiveness. John W. Ward becomes permanent secretary.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Council of Agriculture
H. W. Wood
Calgary
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
Federal Wheat Board
John W. Ward
Indemnity Costs Debate Across Alberta Legislature
Letter dialogue shows United Farm Women of Alberta pressing for actual costs of the 1922 special session. Hon. J R Boyle explains the sessional indemnity totals about 15 250 for 61 members plus printing and official expenses. Discussion notes that no wheat board was established after Premier-nominated attempts and a Calgary meeting failed to finalize appointments.
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Alberta
United Farm Women of
Farm Women of
Winona Local Union
Paradise Valley
Alta
J. R. Boyle
Edmonton
V. G. Clay
Sth
Winona Union U. F. W. A
House
Dominion Par
Dardanelles Talks Open at Lausanne Conference
Russian Foreign Minister Tehueherin urged closing the Straits to all war ships except Turkey and allowing Turkey to fortify the routes. Ismet Pasha pressed for absolute Turkish control without demilitarization as Greece Bulgaria and Roumania delegates outlined positions in a closed session that adjourned without a next date.
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Turkey
Ismet Pasha
Lausanne
Dardanelles
Tehueherin
Russia
Greece
Bulgaria
Roumania
Delf and Warham Drop Out of Contest
Delf announces retirement at end of current term and thanks supporters in response to not seeking re election to the city council. Warham withdraws from aldermanic race saying he lacks time to pursue municipal honors.
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Delf
Warham
Stolen Dominion Express Travelers Checks At Arlington Hotel
Travelers checks numbers 399625 through 399633 each for 20 dollars were stolen from the Arlington hotel in Calgary on November 29. The checks were drawn for Mrs. G Vouckheere and issued in Belgium on September 6, 1921. Merchants urged to guard against cashing any presented checks.
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Dominion Express
Arlington Hotel
Calgary
G. Vouckheere
Belgium
Buried in Common Grave After St Boniface College Fire
Winnipeg reports the charred remains of 10 victims buried in a common grave as crowds gather at the cathedral and along streets for the burial. Fire officials testify that high pressure was only turned on 53 minutes after the alarm, with earlier delays at the pumping station.
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Winnipeg
St. Boniface College
Frank P. Jones
City Electrician
Caledonian Society Meeting Features Blackstock Talk
The Caledonian Society will hold its regular monthly meeting at Moose Hall tonight starting at 8 o'clock. After business, G. M. Blackstock will deliver an address on the history of Scotland.
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G. M. Blackstock
Meeting Caledonian Society
The
Caledonian Society
Moose Hall
Scotland
Turkiye Turks Executed by Greek Military in Xanthi
In Xanthi eight Turks were executed in the public square by Greek authorities for alleged revolutionary plotting amid ongoing disturbances by irregulars. Heavy snowfall worsens the cold plight of about 10,000 emigrants living in open fields.
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Dedegatch
Gumuljira
Xanthi
Combadjis
Provisional Free State steps up pedestrian searches in Dublin
Dublin authorities continue security measures with national army on duty citywide. Pedestrians, vehicle occupants and tram riders are stopped and examined for concealed weapons, with many businesspeople searched multiple times before reaching offices.
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Dublin
Free State
National Army
Money Orders For Payment Abroad Urgency
Money orders for payment abroad should be purchased as soon as possible. Unless the advices reach the Exchange offices in time for despatch by the Christmas mails, payment of the orders will not be made before Christmas.
Lords Pass Irish Constitutional Bill in Lords
The House of Lords approved the third reading of the Irish Constitutional Bill today leaving only royal assent required to enact the measure into law.
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LORDS
London
House of Lords
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