Canadian Delegate Attacks League Plans for Nations Finance
In Geneva the Canadian representative Newton Wesley Rowell sharply criticized League of Nations plans to form technical organizations covering finance health and transportation. He argued such bodies would bypass the assembly and favor non European influence, urging postponement for broader study and consensus.
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Knope
Europe
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Gabriel Tranotaux
France
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Australia
Rewell
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Lord Robert Cecilvedd
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Abs. Tinnetaux
Embargo Rumors Stir Canadian Meat Market
Montreal observers report demand and embargo chatter affecting meat prices as Canada considers renewed controls. Jost from local city notes cattle shortages and rising costs tied to policy shifts, with expectations of action once the public in Britain reacts.
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Montreal
Jost
Dune Campbell
Creo
Canada
United Kingdom
Church Opposition Grows Over Constantine Return
Extraordinary sessions of the Holy Synod urged Constantine to drop his throne bid. Greek leaders warned his return risks Greece and Hellenism, with talk of possible Byzantine independence from Thrace to Macedonia. Oddfellows meetings reported at Peace River and Waterhole in northern Alberta.
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Constantine
Holy Synod
Fis
Greece
Oddfellows
Peace River
Waterhole
Alberta
Samuel Johnson Sentenced to Two Years in Prison
Samuel Johnson receives a two year term after a forged check and related forgery found during a motor driving incident. The court remanded him to await further sentencing as Hank Stra. Nelson and related parties were cited in the proceedings.
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Peatree
Sabienbadine Een
Atheriip
Berry
Sears
Hank
Stra
Nelson
Jolimien
Names of five tycoons in New York sheriff panel
A 100 year old panel for the New York sheriff's jury lists five magnates: J B Rockefeller Chauncey Mo Depew Le Wa Vauder hilt BOM Pirunehood Howard tt Wink.
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New York Sheriff's Jucy
J. B. Rockefeller
Chauncey Mo Depew
Wa. Vauderhilt
Pirunehood Howard
Wink
Meeting Disrupted as Lindsay Crawford Faces Hostile Crowd
In Moncton New Brunswick on December 7 Lindsay Crawford speaker for telegraph questions faced a hostile reception. He was unable to answer questions and was escorted from the building amid shouts. Police dispersed the audience as he left for Vancouver with injuries reported.
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Moncton
Cnion
Lindsay Crawford
Mr. Crawford
Isue
Teaver
Moucton Dake
Mr Crawford
Pinedio
Los
Crawford
Chen
Elatel Bros
Patios
Voters misdirected by retiring deputies in local election
Investigation into last Fridays elections shows misdirection by officials. In a poll of 224 votes, several ballots were spoiled. in another poll of 400, 178 ballots were spoiled. Independent Labor Party candidate Phoinhes Phye defeated Wood. Separate murder case of Sarah Jackson to be heard. witness testimony to be probed.
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Cisie
Independent Labor Party
Phoiuges Phyie
Vidernano Coumdidaiean Wood
Vivlie
Anary
Legaty
Sarah Jackson
Young Rock Island Boy Tries Suicide Over Sermon
Andrew Loltquist eight of Rock Island Illinois attempted self harm after failing to locate a wire. He had been brooding over Pilly Sunday's sermon titled Bachelors.
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Andrew Loltquist
Rock Island, Hi
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Arrest of a United States agent shocks Moscow affair
A faulty report states Mrs Meneguerite and Farrican of Ballimere were arrested during a staviet fyevcaip ment in Moscow accused of acting as a Wehig ipsieret agent of the United States Government.
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Farrican Oor
Bern
Moscow
Wehig
United States
Athens vote signals shift as plebiscite unfolds
Dispatches from Athens report a volatile plebiscite with citizens and districts tallying votes amid government scrutiny. Observers note uneven turnout and a debate over leadership lines as results loom.
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Athens
Cotstayne
Weather warms across prairies with milder conditions
A fragmented listing notes warmer weather bringing relief to certain regions while others face gloom and drought fears. Readers report mild temperatures in parts of the prairies and nearby provinces as winds shift, with persisting concerns over shortages and high humidity in affected areas.
Uncertain Soviet Move Reported Near Erlyan
Reports from Constantinople claim the wire minister proclaims a new dictatorship over the country. Five troops are said to have joined the Bolshevik force at Bakky and are advancing toward Erlyan, where the Soviet government was claimed on December 3.
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Armention Dais
Bakhy
Erlyan
Pris
La Ole Hee Ws Ea F syp
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Reparations Talk In World War I Aftermath
Fragmented text notes German pressure for reparations from France and Belgium after the war. Mentions four nations agreeing on timelines for horse and livestock deliveries and compensation calculations. References to German representatives and Allied payment expectations within specified terms.
Oweushora Property Sale at Green River District
A cryptic OCR note describes a sale at Green River district where 800 redeat? led to a price and a prosecution. The fragment mentions Peps Dae, openings diay paricess, and other items related to the property, with unclear names and dates.
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Oweushora
Pices Iu Venir
Oueniiye Etto
Pee
Lowes Wee G
Green River District
Tocca
Broken Compasses Open For Alcohol Incident
Fragmented OCR text mentions broken compasses and alcohol, with garbled places and names. The readable elements reference repairs and a public note, but lack clear event details or identifiable organizations or dates.
Toronto Carpenters Demand 2.10 An Hour Wage
Toronto tradesmen push for a wage of 2.10 dollars per hour. The appeal targets standard rates for carpentry work and reflects cost of living concerns in the city. The organized action signals rising labor pressure among construction workers.
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Toronto
Candidates Open Municipal Campaign at Elm Street School
Citizens of Medicine Frat attend the opening municipal campaign meeting at Elm Street School. Aldermanic and university candidates spoke on finance, taxes, and city governance. The election seeks honest leadership, fiscal balance, and prudent public works oversight.
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Wauchalty & Aloepmanig
Elm ST
Medicine
Ar C G. W. Twaites
Chelrocin
Ald. Uele
Plin Tofemsd
Iain
Quan
Wacd
British voices consider restraining Emmn de Vale in US matters
London debates a potential request to restrain Emmn de Vale amid Anglo American ship interests and tensions in the United States. Andrew Power Law reported in the House of Commons on whether to seek official action regarding the so called President of a republic.
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London
Dee
United States
United
Tarmen de Valera
Andrew Power Law
House of CeMiens
Smokers Tonight At Armoures For Company Unit Support
A concert and smoker organized by Headquarters 40 1 Company 11 Battalion 4t Kerta Regiment will be at the Armoures tonight starting at 8 pm. All ranks who served overseas or wish to join the unit are urged to attend. Officers and men who served overseas and cannot participate may attach to the infantry unit, and all are asked to come. A musical program including a sextette has been arranged.
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Sopam
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