Japan Declares No Armament Cut Until U S Reduces
Viscount Kikujiroshii, speaking for Japan at the League Armaments Committee, urged a three stage plan toward disarmament. Stage one: powers agree to halt further armament increases. Stage two: gradual reduction. Stage three: general disarmament with police needs allowed. He tied Japan's cuts to the United States lowering its armament.
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Mexican election methods praised over Canada in 1947 comparison
Former Canadian secretary of state Charles Murphy told the Reform Club in Montreat that Mexico used constitutional procedures in its 1947 elections while Canada 1917 warfare laws led to killings. He argued Canadians were selected first and then slain, a claimed wartime tactic.
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Dee
Canada
Veesico
Charles Murphy
Laurier
House of Commons
Russel
Reform Club
Mexico
Aft Firrby
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Italian Peasants Attempt to Seize Unoccupied Land
A crowd of Italian peasants across a region attempted to seize unoccupied land near Cunueto and Sabino. Armed Caribineers intervened to defend the area. casualties were reported including one killed and several injured, among them two arrested individuals.
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Tome
Dee
Sabino
Voters May Choose Aldermen Under Charter Provisions
The notice clarifies that each voter should cast a single vote for aldermen as required by Charter Title V Section T. The rule governs the selection process and ensures orderly electoral procedure for municipal offices.
Severe Coastal Storm Brought by North Pacific Front
A powerful storm from the north Pacific is sweeping toward the West Coast, prompting weather warnings from San Francisco to the northern Washington coast. Forecasters expect high winds from Point Reyes north and rain from the Mexican border to beyond the British Columbia line, with heavy snow likely in Washington and Oregon.
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San Froancisco
Tatooh
Washington
North Pacific
Point Reyes
Martial law declared in Bucharest after senate bombing
Paris reports Bucharest the capital of Roumania is under martial law following disorders that peaked with a time bomb exploding beneath the speaker's tribune in the Roumanian senate. The device was timed to go off as the senate opened its session.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Roumanian Legation
Poumanian Senate
Senate
Poultry Show Set to Open Next Tuesday Morning
The big annual poultry show will run Monday through Thursday next week with exhibitor check in Monday and public viewing starting at 9 AM Tuesday. It will be held at Lowe's Trail in the former G.W.L.V.A. quarters featuring over 600 birds, more than last year.
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Lowe's Trail
G.wlv.a
Brandied Fruit Seizure Ordered Returned in Houston Case
Federal agents seized brandied fruit and sherried mincemeat in Houston on December 2. The products are ordered returned to their owners while the case proceeds and the brandied fruits will be held for further investigation.
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Austin
Texas
Dee
Houston
To the Electors of Medicine Hat Loan Alderman Candidate Statement
Independent candidate TF pledges to serve Medicine Hat voters to the best of his ability. He asserts he can influence policy and improve representation for the city’s electors.
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I Solier
Polling Places and Boundaries for Upcoming Election
A listing details polling places and subdivision boundaries for the election day Monday. Places include City Pal Toronto St Schools Alexandra High Schools Elizabeth St. School Elm St. School Montreal St. Schools and a Catholic Church area, with rivers, city limits, and track lines defining each boundary.
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City Pal
COPR
Dth
Toronto St
Dh St
Hlth
City Horits
T. Elizabeth St
Goh Stes Northeens
CPA Ulicks
Cty
Elm St
Braemar
Albanian quake kills 200. Tepeleni razed and 15600 homeless
An Aviona message relayed by Tempo reports a violent earthquake in Tepeleni district Southern Albania killing 200 and leaving 15600 homeless. The town of Tepeleni is described as completely razed with continuing shocks.
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Albania
Rome
Dee
Aviona
Tempo
Alderman Hole Seeks Mayoralty Citing Bolshevik Fear
The piece cites Alderman Hole announcing his bid for mayor in 1921 arguing Alderman Huckvale would not run a Bolshevik council. It recalls Hole’s two years in council, points to pools built and voting hours extended, and describes looming financial plans with running mate Mrs Susan McArthur.
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Hole
Ald. Huckvale
Huckvale
Ald. Holes
Susan McArthur
Ald. Hole
Montreal Street
Government urged to appoint counsel and rail experts
The Canadian Council of Agriculture telegraphed Ottawa to urge appointing legal counsel and railway experts to argue before the Railway Board on December 11. The case concerns alleged discrimination against the west in freight rates and involves Eastern and Western Canada.
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Winniper
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Meighen
Ottawa
Railway Board
Eastern and Western Canada
Russell Paroled From Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Winnipeg on December 11 R D L Russell, a Winnipeg strike leader, was released on parole from Stony Mountain penitentiary where he served a four two years sentence begun about a year ago after conviction on all charges of seditious conspiracy tied to the general strike. Russell was the first strike leader convicted.
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R. D L. Russell
Stony Mountain Penitentiary
Pussell
Timely Addresses at 5th Ave Church on Ballot Marking
The talk at Fifth Ave Church tomorrow evening will feature Pastor Rev. ALC. Parretti speaking on Marking The Ballot Does it Matter. Dr. Gershaw and Mr. Gilbert A. Blackstons will provide brief remarks on civic responsibility.
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Fifth Ave
Alc. Parretti
Gershaw
Gilbert A. Blackstons
Third victim identified in Park rooming house fire
The third victim from Wednesday morning's Park rooming house fire has been identified by police through fingerprint records as Clayton Turner, a figure with a lengthy prior police history.
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Vancouever
Dee. Ti
Park
Clayton Turner
Open Letter to Electors Attacks Alderman Hole’s Labor Stand
A union letter from Medicine Hat Alberta signed by JAS Cook and BLT McCoalb accuses Alderman James Hole of opposing wage increases. It claims power house, line, and electric store employees, mostly in the union, are underpaid and warns voters. The letter cites Hole as a steam engineer and seeks to refresh memory of his past stance against workers’ demands.
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James Hole
City Tall
Ald. Hole
Power House
Line and Electric
Alderman Hole
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Civic meeting draws large crowd at high school vote talk
The gathering led by Sir John Benson and Deputy Mayor Hinckvate drew strong civic interest as residents packed the high school. Discussion covered local governance, oil company contracts, gas rights, and a bonding system to limit tax burdens while awaiting burgesses ratification.
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Hinckvate
Lea
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Bar- Eesheg
Exra
Domion? Geologist impostor roams Toronto tale
Ottawa reports a man named R. A. Brooke posing as a Dominion government geologist. He touts vast wealth from the Mackenzie River district. A deputy minister of mines says Brooke is not a Dominion geologist and links his past to a cook role with a Mackenzie district party two years ago.
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Dominion
Dept. of Mines
Ottawa
Toronto
Mackenzie River
Mines
Uch
Mackenzie District
Returns Complete by End Next Week
Official returns of the all day plebiscites in Nova Scotia Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba are expected to be completed by the end of next week. The question of fixing a date after which the importation of liquor into the four provinces will be forbidden will then be considered.
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Ottawa
Nova Scotia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Roland Stephenson Unearths Harled Treasure at 245
Roland Stephenson, nicknamed the Jacky boy, dug up harled treasure at 245 this afternoon, drawing interest from locals and historians.
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Roland Stephenson
Jacky Boy
Bomb Plant Found in Dublin Shop and Arrests Made
Police raided a bicycle repair shop on Parnell Street in Dublin finding a bomb plant and large quantities of arms and explosives. Three men were arrested. one was shot and wounded while attempting to escape. In Limerick, county council disassociates from Galway’s truce move and backs Sinn Fein founder Arthur Griffith’s call to stand firm.
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Parnell Street
Limerick
Ireland
Limeriick County Council
Galway
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