Improvements Proposed at City Power Plant
City council hears engineers J F McCall of Calgary and W G Singer of Redcliff on plant conditions. They urge tenders for an extra boiler, underpinning at the corner, and report on needed repairs. Ald Hole questions the report while noting the bottom falling out of the plant and warning of dangerous boiler conditions.
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J. F. McCall
Calgary
W. G. Singer
Redcliff
Council
Supt. Taylor
Taylor
Als
Bole
Ald. Hole
Messrs
McCail and
Singer
Entente Urged With French Canadians Says Lawyer
Montreal for the Women's Liberal Club R. J. Calder, noted criminal lawyer, urged a permanent entente with French Canadians to prevent a mother Irish situation from developing in Canada.
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Canada
R. L. Calder
Montreal
R. J. Calder
Women's
Liberal Club
Nobel Peace Prize Awarded to President Wilson
Copenhagen reports the Nobel Peace Prize will be conferred on President Wilson on December 10. The prize includes about $10,000 and a fifth of the annual interest from roughly $9 million left by Alfred Nobel for this purpose.
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Copenhagen
Wison
United States
Alfred B. Nobel
Constantine Wins Greece Return Vote With 98 Percent
Paris dispatch reports Ex King Constantine won 98 percent of votes in Greece on Sunday to restore him to the throne. About 3.8 million voters participated, a turnout higher than the last parliamentary election.
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Paris
Constantine
Greece
Athens
Wholesale meat prices continue downward trend
In Washington on December 7 the Institute of American Meat Packers reported meat wholesale prices kept falling last week. Fresh pork declined 10 to 12 percent, with larger drops in the east than near packing centers.
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States Institute of American Meat Packers
Washington
Institute of American Meat Packers
There Is Not Enough Money in World to Buy My Father’s Name
At a Toronto dinner for RK Eaton Co directors Sir John Eaton rebutted rumors of a change in ownership. He declared there is not enough money in the world to buy his father’s name and urged continued confidence for 1921 amid applause from managers.
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Toronto
RK. Eaton Co
Sir John Eaton
Sir John
Poultry Show Entries Surging Ahead in Lowe's Hall
Final arrangements for the annual poultry show were set at a Green Lantern meeting of the Poultry and Pet Stock Association. The event runs Monday through Thursday in Lowe's Hall at the former CG WVA quarters. Entries are urged from local fanciers and birds from Skdmonton Calgary Lethbridge Taber Strathmore Mooge Jaw and other places have already been received.
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Lowe's Hall
Cg.w. V. A
Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Green Lantern
Skdmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Taber
Strathmore
Mooge Jaw
High seas liquor ban applies to US ships
Opinion by Solicitor General Frierson holds the federal prohibition amendment covers United States ships on the high seas and in foreign waters. Munson line president Frank C. Munson warns the ruling could force US steamship companies from the passenger business as they would not compete with foreign ships selling liquor.
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New York
Wiliam J. Frierson
United States
Frank C. Munson
Munson Line
United States Steamship
No Truce Until Irish Leaders Are Arrested Says Sir Hamar
London December 7 Sir Hamar Green wood the chief secretary for Ireland declared there can be no true or lasting truce in Ireland until the extreme leaders of the Irish republican army surrender or are arrested. He cited recent Dublin arrests and noted councillors were linked to the army with one spent the night in a hay shed and another's office found with a shotgun.
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London
Hamar Greenwood
I Ireland
House of Commons
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Hamar
Joseph Devlin
Dublin
Dublin Corporation
Sir Hamar
Valera urges Ireland peace plan with British troop withdrawal
In New York on December 7 Eamonn de Valera calls for Britain to withdraw troops and release political prisoners as a condition for peace in Ireland. The Irish president voiced his stance amid a message to Lloyd George about steps toward peace. Also, Freeman's Journal directors and editor are found guilty of spreading false reports in a war era court martial, with sentence deferred.
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New York
Ireland
Eamonn de Valera
Dublin
Martin Pilagerald
Hamilton Edwards
P. F. Hooper
Freeman's Journal
Restoration of Order In Ireland
Tariff Inquiry 15 Nears Completion Across Ottawa Kingston
The tariff commission returned to Ottawa this morning with the inquiry nearly complete. A short Kingston session will precede a final Ottawa meeting as the panel begins drafting its recommendations for cabinet submission.
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Ottawa
Tariff Commission
Kingston
Cabinet Council
Drury Gove May Start Pulp Mill
A World quote reports an unnamed U F O member of the legislature saying the Drury government may launch a large pulp and paper mill in Northern Ontario.
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Drury Gove
Toronto
the World
U.F.O
Drury
Ontario
Caterpillar Inventor Benjamin Jiolt Dies in Stockton
Benjamin Jiolt president of Holt Manufacturing and inventor of the Caterpillar tractor died in Stockton California today. He was born in Merrimack County New Hampshire in 1859.
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Stockton
Cat
Benjamin Jiolt
Holt Mannufacturing Company
Jie
Merrimack County
New Trampshire
Help for Poland and in Near East appeal to League of Nations
Sir George B. Foster of Canada urged the League assembly to act against groups in Poland and the Near East. He noted Canada and Siam were the only nations to respond with cash contributions to the council's aid drive.
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Geneva
Dec
George B. Foster
Trade and Commerce
Canada
Assembly of the League of Nationas
Jreups
Poland
Near East
Siam
Sirene
Council For Aid
Police Court Fines Fred Schultz for bothering women
In yesterday afternoon's police court session Fred Schultz was fined 20.00 and costs or one month in jail for bothering women in the waiting room. Unable to pay, arrangements are being made to take him to Lethbridge tomorrow.
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Fred Schultz
Lethbridge
War in Trieste Area Pauses After D Annunzio Stand
Italian deputies touring Fiume say a solution may be found to the conflict between Quinero de Fiume regency and Isidy. A statement from Gabriele D Annunzio's headquarters circulated as the special commission left for Rome after interviewing him.
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Trieste
Dec
Quinero de Fiume
Isidy
Gabriele D’annunzio
Special Commission of
D’annunzio
Fiume
Rome
Electors Qualified Reaches 6689 in Medicine Wat Election
The qualified electors total 6689 for the upcoming election, a rise from 662 in the previous year. Voters will cast ballots on Monday in Medicine Wat as the electorate grows.
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Medicine Wat
City Council Debates City Manager Referendum Plan
At a recent meeting Deputy Mayor Truckvale proposed a referendum on appointing a city manager for election day, but no action was taken. Aldermen stressed obtaining full information and not rushing the proposal. Committee reports covered rental disputes for a ditcher, repair claims, and city liability. Police and pound records for November showed fines, licenses, and impounded animals with several claimed and sold.
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Truckvale
Ald
Bellamy
McLarty
Hole
Election City
Huckoyule
Aid. Monteomerie
Aid. Hole
Taylor
TL Bateman
Bateman
Ife
H. H. Bateman
Attorney Generall’s
Injunction Set Aside On German Liner Sale
The DC supreme court injunction preventing the Shipping Board from selling former German liners was set aside by the district court of appeals yesterday on appeal by William Randolph Hearst.
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Washington
Shipping Board
District of Columbia Supreme Court
William Randolph Hearst
District Court of Appeal
Austrian Government Employees Strike Debates Wages
Vienna December seventh reports government workers striking after wage demands were rejected. Finance Minister Grim vows firmness and a fight to end the strike. Police President Schoder warns officers leaving posts will be suspended as workers threaten to appeal to the National Assembly over alleged right of association violations.
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Vienna
Grim
National Assembly
Herr Schoder
Meeting notice for H Battery 13th Canadian M G Brigade
All members are reminded of a meeting in the Armouries tonight at 8 30 to finish arrangements for the smoker next Tuesday. Col Pear Kes Lt Col Forster and Adjutant Lieut Bradbrook will discuss machine gun work and be present at the briefing.
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13Th Cdn. M. G. Brigade
Pear Kes
Forster
13Th
M. G. Bdg
Lieut
Bradbrook
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