IO CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR SIX CONTEST ALDERMAN SEATS
Alderman Huckvale and Hole nominated for mayor. J A King elected by acclamation for one year as alderman. Messrs Dell Davidson Fawcett Bullivant Armstrong and Mrs McArthur contest four aldermanic vacancies. Four nominees for hospital board and two for separate school trustees. Six nominations for three school board vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ald
Hospital
Blackburn
John A. Wing
Hector Lang
L. N. Laidlaw
A. d. N. Terrill
HH. Baker
Public notices list local officials and names in fragment
A fragmented public notice lists numerous individuals including Robert G. Black Frederick William Gershaw Elmer S. Hodges Dr Oliver Boyd and others as part of a local roster with several paired names and unclear roles or affiliations.
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Robert G. Black
Predmrick
Gershaw
Elmer S. Hodges
Oliver Boyd
Alexander Begg
Harold S. Ireland
Hosi
Acclamation of Candidates At Board Meeting
The record shows candidates paired by acclamation including R B Davidson with E M Cawker and M W Witapatrick with Murphy. Other pairs listed include John H Cuntiffe with S PT Fawcett and Rh M Napier with S T Fawcett.
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R. B. Davidson
E. M. Cawker
Hk. B. Davidson
L. M. Cawker
John H. Cuntiffe
S. PT. Fawcett
Rh. M. Napier
S.T. Fawcett
M. W. Witapatrick
QL. Murphy
M. I. Fitzpatrick
DO. McGregor
Frames bill to provide duty on wheat and flour
Washington dispatch reports Representative Steenerson of Minnesota prepared two bills imposing a 30 cent per bushel duty on wheat, 1.8 per bushel on flour and 80 percent ad valorem on semolina and similar products. He cites Canada grain imports as a cause of wheat price declines and argues for duty to protect US markets.
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Washington
Steenerson
Minnesota
The
Trade Commission
Foreigen
United States
Steeverson
Canad
Federal agents seize Houston cherry supply before Prohibition
Federal prohibition agents in Houston seized more than 400 jars of Christmas brandied cherries and mincemeal fruit from eight to ten grocery stores. They say the fruit contained more than one half of one percent alcohol, part of a nationwide campaign to enforce the prohibition.
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Vonnstob
Texas
Houston
Prize lists for the Medicine Tar Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Prize lists and entry forms for the forthcoming annual show are obtainable from Mr. C. G. Murphy at the Green Lantern and from Mr. W Ifuli, secretary of the association. The next meeting will be held at 8 o'clock on Monday evening at the Green Lantern.
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Medicine Tar Poultry and Pet Stock Association
C. G. Murphy
Green Lantern
W. Ifuli
Hardie Elected by Acclamation in Lethbridge
Lethbridge reports Mayor Hardie elected by acclimation for a three year term. He has served as mayor for eight years. A plebiscite may ask to raise his salary from 1000 to 6000 dollars annually and possibly questions to replace the commission government with a city manager system and an unpaid advisory board of aldermen including a mayor.
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Lethbridge
Hardie
Evangelical group condemns murder campaign in Ireland
The executive committee of the national council of evangelical free churches issued a resolution denouncing the murder and terrorism used by Irish revolutionaries to achieve political ends. The statement voices horror and detestation at the violent campaign.
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London
Deedia
National Council of Evangelical Free Churches
Peace efforts under way in Emerald Isle talks
Dublin reports ongoing negotiations aimed at peace in Ireland. Rev Patrick Joseph Clune, Bishop of Perth, Australia, is the chief intermediary, possibly tasked by Premier Lloyd George to assess Sinn Fein sentiment and outline a foundation for peace.
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Dublin
Ireland
Patrick Joseph Clune
Perth
Australia
Lloyd George
Robberies Climb in Edmonton Ending with Chinatown Hold Up
A citywide spree of daring holdups peaked Saturday night with a revolver point robbery at the Chinese laundries. Two earlier similar holdups on Thursday and Friday were described. Four young men ages 21 to 25 have been arrested.
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Edmonton
Dee. G
Two More Banks Close Their Doors
In Bismark North Dakota on December 6 the Citizens Bank of Ldgily and the State Bank of Nortonville shut their doors. State bank examiner O R Liftus reported the closures, raising the local total to 20 banks closed due to depleted reserves.
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Citizens Bank of
Edgelyn
State Bank of
Nortonville
Dakota
Bismark
N. DD
Citizen's Bank of
Ldgily
O.R. Liftus
C. C. of A. Committees Meet in Winnipeg
Canadian Council of Agriculture committees convene in Winnipeg to prepare for a full council meeting scheduled for tomorrow and Wednesday to discuss cooperation market issues and related matters.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Council of Agriculture
League Covenant Amendment delayed by Nations Assembly
The League of Nations assembly postponed consideration of removing Article X and referred the proposal to a committee for report at the next session. The plan, urged by Canadian Justice Minister C. J. Doherty, aims to amend the covenant. In Montreal a tram car derailment near Cartierville injured fifteen passengers, with an equal number escaping unhurt as the car slid down a grade and broke apart after striking a post.
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Hon. C
Montreal
J. Doherty
Geneva
Dec
League of Nations
Assembly
C. J. Doherty
Cannadian Minster of
Justce
Montral
Dic
Cartierville
Fines in Police Court Include Liquor Sellers and Forgery Suspects
Otto Hehir and Mike Jéntzminger received fines of 2 and costs plus 10 days in jail for street fighting. Three liquor sellers were fined 160 each with costs and one 125 with costs. Samuel Johnson and Mrs Nelson alias Murry were arrested for uttering forgery. Mrs Nelson is found guilty and to be sentenced tomorrow morning, Johnson’s case proceeds.
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Otto Hehir
Mike Jéntzminger
Samuel Johnson
Nelson
Murry
Johnson
Australian wheat board sells only half expected export surplus
The Australian wheat board has sold about half the projected exportable surplus of the upcoming crop at an average price not above nine shillings f.o.b. The crop is officially estimated at 110,000,000 bushels. New South Wales vows a half crop in advance over the five shillings Commonwealth guarantee, risking $50,600,000 sterling.
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London
Dec. S
Canadian Associated Press
Tane
Australian Wheat Board
New South Wales
Health official rules influenza label false in Cascade county
Great Falls health officer Dr. A Dolan states that the case labeled Span ish influenza in Cascade and Ulm is not influenza. He notes no fatalities or expected deaths with ordinary care for colds.
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Great Falls
Ment
A. Dolan
Cascade County
Cascade
Ulm
Dolan
Manitoba Mennonites Fined For School Law Refusal
Eighteen Mennonites were fined at Morden on a Saturday for refusing to comply with Manitoba school laws. Dewart, superintendent of schools, announced today.
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Winnipeg
Ge-Mighteen Mennonites
Morden
Manitoba
Dewart
Prohibition Referendum Defeated in Edinburgh Districts
Canadian Associated Press reports 63 percent of Edinburgh voters opposed prohibition after a close campaign. Working class areas favored no change while dry districts like Morningside Crinity and Merchiston supported existing licenses. Prohibition lost in all 23 voting districts on Saturday.
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London
Canadien Associated Press
Edinburgh
Morningside
Crinity
Merchiston
Knox Memorial Church Opens with Crowded Dedication Service
The Knox Memorial Church held its opening and dedication with large congregations and uplifting sermons. Rev J. T. Claston presided and baptized newcomers as nearly all city churches sent representatives. a 25-voice choir and Miss May Sinclair on the organ led the music.
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Knox Memorial Church
Trium
J. T. Claston
Misgy May Sinclair
Greece Moves to Restore Constantine Amid Debt Clash
Britain and France reject further aid and demand repayment of loans as Greece votes in a plebiscite likely to restore Constantine. London and Paris notes forbid new paper money against a 400 million drachma loan tied to Venizelos era policies. Greeks report a large pro Constantine majority, amid campaigns in Athens and Constantinople.
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National Bank
Venizelos
Constantine
Athens
Great Britain
Greece
Warl Granville
Lrench
Rhallis
Constantinople
Release Winnipes Strike Leaders March First
Winnipes, Dec 6. Canadian Press reports Rev. William Ivens John Queen and George Armstrong the Strikelanders sentenced to one seat in jail on August last will likely be released in time to take their elected seats. If their good conduct continues five strike leaders including W A Pritchard and Richard Dolus will be released on March 1.
Hanna order may lead to a strike in Canada
Ottawa dispatch reports that a potential rail strike could follow any withdrawal or modification of an order by D. B. Hanna head of national railways. The move aims to restrict or delay citizens from seeking public office, according to labor circles in Ottawa.
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Ottawa
D. B. Hanna
National Railways
Special Poll Opens For In Town Electors This Week
The city charter amendment allows railway workers commercial travelers and other qualified selectors who are away on election day to vote. A special poll will operate from 2 to 5 pm in the city council chamber on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week.
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Hye
Unclear OCR Fragment About Public Order Policy
Fragmentary text describes a public order message with warnings and penalties. It mentions hats, hands in pockets, and possible force with terms like shot at sight. Names, places, and clear actions are not readable due to garbled OCR.
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Pehl
Meseroom
Tragic Washout Drowns Brakeman Near Irving Mass
Irving Mass Dec 6 A brakeman W Hobbs was drowned when an engine and 10 cars of a freight train ran into a washout and toppled into a river. Rescue parties could not reach him as rising waters forced them to retreat. Two other men remain missing after the incident.
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Irving
Mass
W. Nobbs
Hobbs
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G. M. Calder
Chas. Pratt
A. I. LePage
Wi. Brier
John WW. Cunliffe
J. HM. Brown
W. D. Cousley
Jas. C. Fleming
A. J. MN. Verrill
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G. A. Turner
Chas, Pratt
John Kennedy
Hi. S. Ireland
R. ©. Black
A. J. N. Terrill
Herbert Baker
Fr. W. Gershaw
K. B. Davidson
Nelson Spencer
Is. A. Bell
Ital Board
Separate School Board
Joseph Chuointar
Lawrence Murphy
Tponzi
Charles Ponzi
Bushel Basket
Boston
Doughty
Oregon City
Jesse T. Strain
John Doughty
Gago
Queenstown
Ilogh O'Reilly
Daily Mail
M. Fogarty
Killaloe
Manis
Edmontor
C. C. of A
Glauge
Govt
Citeh
Ith Mechine Cun Brigade
A. H. Dencon
Alexander
Greens
Turkey
Winwipes
Ene
Ole
Facroom District
W. Hobbs
ARAM
F. T Rall
Elm ST. School
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