Greece Demobilizes Army in War’s Turbulent Balkans Move
Greek government moves to demobilize the army as Allied pressure and Balkan campaigns continue. Reports from Athens cite cabinet activity, troop movements, and rising public alarm over delays in allied guarantees. Major Huntington travels 8,000 miles from Alaska to Ottawa seeking active service commission.
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Paris
Great Britain
Balkans
Saloniki
Servia
Berlin
London
Soualn
Champagne
Athena
8. A. Huntington
Alaska
Ottawa
Census dispute over alleged missed houses and fake reports
Chief Bruce refutes Times claims of widespread missed homes in a census run. He confirms extensive records by Clerk Crowe show every house in Dr. Large block, including Nelson Spencer and cemeteries, accurately counted. The police deny involvement with any false census reports and criticize the Browns Spencer ring for insinuations.
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Dr. Large
Bruce
Clerk Crowe
Nelson Spencer
Brown Spencer
Hawthorne Gathers Support At Crowded Spencer Meeting
Spencer's bid for mayor drew applause for Hawthorne as the meeting in the Em press theatre favored the incumbent. Spencer accused the mayor of dirty campaigning, was halted by Hawthorne, and the audience filled with locals. The event showcased campaign tension and municipal development notes.
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Spencer
Empress Theatre
Hawthorne
Medicine Hat
British deny publicizing Baralong submarine incident
British official communication says the fate of the German submarine and crew sunk by the Baralong last August is under note exchange with the United States and Britain. It declines to issue a public statement beyond repudiating unwarranted attacks, while reports allege Baralongs sinking of the submarine after it was torpedoed near Lupply.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Briand
Gallieni
Edward Grey
Field Marshall
Earl Kitchener
New York
Faris
Greece
Berlin
London
Lemberg
Galicia
William
Stripa
United States
Nicosian
New Orleans
Baralong
Lupply
Nicosia
Election Day Polls Open From 9 To 5 In Four Wards
Polls open nine o'clock and close at five with four polling locations Ward One at City Hall Ward Two at Toronto Street School Ward Three at Court House Ward Four at Baker Block North Railway Street Two returning officers run each station to speed voting The mayoral Aldermanic and School Board ballots determine the result by six o'clock A vote for Berry in Ward One supports economic and progressive government.
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City Hall
Toronto St. School
Court House
Baker Block
North Railway St
Third C.M.R. Losses and Wounded From Ottawa List
The latest Ottawa casualty list shows Third C.M.R. reach at the front with Fred Tomlinson wounded in arm and leg, his son made corporal and then sergeant as a veteran of South Africa. Wounded: several names listed from C squadron and headquarters staff, including James Lauder and Edward O’Hara.
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Fred Tomlinson
C.M.R
Pto
Vomlingen
South Africa
Ottawa
Arthur
Waters
Abilene
Alta
Edmonton
Michael E. F. Kelly
Markdale
Sentence commuted: Mrs Hawks' death penalty reduced
A dispatch from Ottawa relayed to Calgary states that the death sentence for Mrs Hawks has been commuted to ten years in prison.
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Calgary
Ottawa
Hawks
Senate to Probe Bomb Plots and Lusitania Sinking
Washington December 10 Senate leaders moved to name a committee to investigate bomb plots in the United States and the sinking of the Lusitania Arabic Ancona and other vessels. The measure aims to uncover responsible parties and assess security lapses affecting maritime shipping.
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Washington
Lodge
United States Senate
United States
Ancona
Jim Henderson Writes From England After Wounding
Jim Henderson, one of the Medicine Hat exiles, reports he was deemed unfit for active service but assigned to clerical work with the Canadian Army Medical Corps. He has been promoted to corporal and serves at the Canadian Convalescent Home in Monks Horton Hythe Kent England. He asks that greetings be sent to fellow Medicine Hat boys. Mrs J Goodfellow dies after brief illness native of Bathurst New Brunswick had long service with Canadian Pacific Vancouver Island. A vote for Berry in Ward One in a yet unspecified race supports economic measures.
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L. W. Sadler
Jim Henderson
Medicine Hat
St. Julien
Medical Board
Canadian Army Medical Corps
Monks Horton
Hythe
Kent
England
J. Goodfellow
Canadian Pacific Branch Railway
Vancouver Island
Bathurst
N.B
Wage Cheque Incident Recalls 1914 School Board Pay Stoppage
Spectator M A Brown caused a stir at last night’s meeting claiming the mayor ignored his question about cheques turned down in 1914. He cited a $4000 teachers salary cheque to Huckvale that bank refused, delaying holidays for teachers.
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M. A. Brown
Mr. Brown
Huckvale
Berry Campaign Slogan Emerges in Ward One
A vote for Berry in Ward One signals support for the candidate’s plan and local leadership approach as ballots approach. The message underscores Berry as the preferred choice for ward representation amid ongoing community issues.
Peace Protests Clash Outside Berlin Reichstag
Dispatch from Copenhagen reports large peace demonstrations in Berlin on Thursday evening. Thousands blocked streets near the Reichstag, shouted pro peace slogans, and clashed with police as crowds disrupted traffic and sought entry. The unrest continued for hours with insults directed at the royal house. A separate note mentions voting in Ward One on Berry’s candidacy, urging support for economic and progress measures.
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London
Exchange Telegraph Compan
Copenhagen
Bejchata
Berlin
Reichstag
Royal House
Spencer drives Diamond Glass plant from Medicine Hat
Nelson Spencer MLA and aspiring MP moved the Diamond Glass Factory from Medicine Hat to Redcliff. The action reportedly cost between 175000 and 200000 dollars and impacted about 100 workers and 100 families in Medicine Hat.
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Spencer
Diamond Glass Factory
Nelson Spencer
M.L.A
Donald Creple
Redcliff
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