Constantine to Be Exiled as Allies Take Charge in Greece
Reports from London and Paris indicate within a week Constantine of Greece will be deposed and exiled, with M Venizelos to head the Greek government and the army disarmed. The Allied blockade of Greece allegedly began Friday morning.
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Constantine OF
Greece
Venizelos
London
Constantine
M. Venizelos
Washington
Sharp
Paris
State Department
Petrograd
Wallachia
North Sea
Atlantic
War Office
Teutonic
Punta
Verdun
Riverside meeting on Rutherford taxes draws light turnout
The Riverside School meeting on Rutherford drew only 20 to 30 attendees. Alderman Cruikshank spoke, criticizing tax assessment methods and citing 1914 to 1916 values. He addressed C N R contracts and street lighting while aiming to show reduced Main Street taxes.
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Riverside ‘School
Rutherford
Urqu Jiart
Cruikshank
C.N.R
Montgomerie
Times
Utilities Commission
France Presses for War Conduct Reorganization
In the Chamber of Deputies both lay and radical members urge reform after events in England. The call for action grows louder and more outspoken as Friday’s vote approaches.
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Paris
Ch Uber
Nglind
Lloyd George Concedes to Laborites in War Talks
London reports say Lloyd George offered five to six ministerial posts and a labor ministry plus a Labor delegate at the peace conference. He is said to back state control of mines shipping and vacant land, and to propose broad government control of industries and transportation to boost munition production and food cultivation.
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London
Lloyd George
Recruitment drive for 2nd Railway Construction Corps in town
Lieut Young of the 2nd Railway Construction Corps based in Nova Scotia is in town recruiting for the battalion. It is a regiment of colored men and Lieut Young will meet any colored man in town or nearby who wishes to enlist at Capt Parker's recruiting office on Third Street.
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Young
2Nd Railway Construction Corps
Nova Scotia
Parker
Third Street
Let a News Want Ad Sell That Unused Article
An efficient local strategy urges selling unused items via a newspaper want ad. List item, price, condition, and contact details clearly to reach nearby buyers quickly.
Laurier Says Canada Must Stand With England In War
Quebec City audience hears Sir Wilfrid Laurier declare Canada is at war when England is at war. He cites Ottawa action, defense needs for coastal cities, and Canadians dying in France to save civilization. He rejects party politics and urges duty and sacrifice for France and Christian civilization.
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England
Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Quebec
Quebec City
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Atlantic
Pacific
Halifax
Vancouver
British Columbia
Ottawa
Wilfrid
Germany
Belgium
France
Sir Wilfrid
Rutherford Charges on Patronage Rebutted by City Books
Mayoralty candidate Rutherford faced claims that patronage inflated The News’ support from the current council. He may explain to citizens how he secured a cheaper electric power contract from the 1914 council versus other city businesses.
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Rutherford
Parliamentarians Return From The Front
A party of Canadian commanding officers, all members of Parliament or provincial legislatures, has returned to England from a visit to the front. The group included Lieut. Col. Sam Sharpe M.P. and other MPs and MLAs.
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Montreal
England
The
Gazette
London
Sam Sharpe
M.P
W. H. Sharpe
Stuart. Vernon
M.L.A
Municipal Campaign Onlookers Note Hamilton Peacemaker Role
An amused Riverside School crowd heard Ald Hamilton urge harmony at the civic campaign meeting. Yet critics say his council record shows conflict and neglect of Gas Department duties, with attendance and service applications left unanswered. Sir Robert Borden and R B Bennett will speak in Calgary on December 18 at a National service meeting.
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Riverside School
Ald
Hamilton
Gas Department
Social Service Congress
Calgary
Council
Robert Borden
R. B. Bennett
National Service
Thoughts for Voters in Rutherford Mayoral Bid
Readers are urged to consider the veracity of recent campaign statements by Rutherford and Montgomerie as they seek the Mayoralty. The piece targets alleged untruths about the kiosk project and critiques Rutherford’s role as former Board of Trade president, urging truth before any public platform claims.
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Rutherford
Board
Collision on Crow line Station Trains 513 and 514
A switch error caused train 513 to collide with 514 near Chin about 2 AM. Mall clerk B E Parker died. W A Williams and D Bayne were injured. Parker had recently married Katie Moore of Medicine Hat. Engineers Hardy and Ferguson sustained injuries in the crash. Parker's body sent to Lethbridge.
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Crow
Chin
B. E. Parker
W. A. Williams
D. Bayne
Parker
Katie Moore
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Hardy
Engineer Ferguson
No.14
Recruiting for Royal Canadian Volunteer Naval Reserve
Seamen McRobbie and McLeod in Medicine Hat recruit for the Royal Canadian Volunteer Naval Reserve. They appear in smart naval uniforms and are described as a credit to Medicine Hat. For information contact Mr. J S Nicholl City Hall Capt Parker or the seamen.
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McRobbie
McLeod
Royal Canadian Volunteer Naval Reserve
Royal Navy
J.S. Nicholl
City Hall
Parker
Quebec to Abolish Bar
Provincial Treasurer Mitchell will introduce next week a bill in the legislature to amend the Quebec license law abolishing the bar. The notice has been filed with the legislature.
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Mitchell
Quebec
Sebek Sinking Reported By Berlin Says Vessel Lost
Washington reports from Berlin indicate the Sebek, a hated ship, sank on October 12 while en route from Liverpool to Alexandria with one United States citizen aboard. The Berlin dispatch marks the first public mention of the sinking, seen in the same light as prior notable wrecks.
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London
Bunta Valley
Carpathians
Jarovnik
Berlin
Riga
Trentino
Washington
State Department
Sebek
Liverpool
Alex
Marina
Arabia
Palermo
Rural Cre Mt Public Service Measure and University Bill
Winnipeg report notes the Free Press states the main leg is to be submitted to the forthcoming session of the Provincial House. It highlights Rural Credit Public Service measure and University Bill as key items.
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Winnipeg
Prevn Jal House
New Ministers Oath Delayed by Privy Council Action
Fragmentary report from London indicates the Privy Council postponed the morning session to enable the New Ministers to take their oaths. The cabinet gear cabinet had not been completely assembled as of posting.
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London
Bec
Lloyd
Gear
Privy Council
Sir Edward Carson Appointed to War Council Post
London December 9 The Pall Mall Gazette reports Sir Edward Carson has accepted the post of first lord in the Admiralty and will be a member of the War Council without portfolio.
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Carson
London
Mal
Edward
Car
Admiralty
Mil
War Council
Untitled fragment on Germany deportation guidance
Fragmentary note discusses Germany deportation and expected guidance for next steps. It references upcoming actions and the United States station and potential procedures. The text is incomplete but signals planning and procedural considerations for authorities.
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Asa
Germany
Government experts propose new fish waste processing plan
Government experts say it may be possible to process large amounts of fish waste into usable products at high efficiency. The proposal focuses on converting waste into protein and other byproducts for potential industrial use.
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Danube
Tchernavoda
Dobrudja
Trotus
Oitna
Riverside
Edmonton
White Plume
Province
Dominion
Pacific Coast
Ommash
R. C. Volunteer Naval Reserve
United States
Manitoba
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