Resignation and cabinet formation in Ottawa political shift
The resignation of Right Hon. sarthipe Mughci and his cabinet ministers is expected to be handed to the Governor General within a week. Mackenzie King to form administration. writs for by elections to follow. If Yukon returns Liberal, King may not have an absolute majority in the next House of Commons.
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Bea
Naw
Mintetry
Yukon
Ottawa
Sarthipe Mughci
Mackenzie King
W. Lu
House of Commons
Cal. J. Arthurs
Parry Sound
Bandit Foils Express Car Heist Near Moose Jaw
A single bandit attempted to rob the Canadian Pacific Express car as the train traveled at about thirty miles an hour near Moose Jaw Saskatchewan. He fled the moving train after failing to access valuables, leaving behind a shotgun while a search by CPL and provincial police continues.
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Moose Jaw
Sask
Ginadian Pacific Railway
Niwiber
Bate
Pasqua
Dominion Express
D. Gray
Gray
Messener
Here
Shere
Regina
Regina Posta
Igo
Thesia Man
Good Day for Ducks Election Dawns Amid Muddy Polls
Voters turnout was strong as polls opened with a favorable day for the election. Candidates and supporters urged early voting and anticipated a sizable percentage by noon, with hours extended into the evening to capture all interested electors.
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Idates
Ted
Newmarket Scene Describes Election Night Chaos
An OCR reading from NewmarketOntario recounts a chaotic scene as aay toileur barrow in the street with Dr S C Rutledge and Fred Nottingham amid an election event. A crowd of King boys surrounds the participants while the government appears to be in turmoil and may crash.
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Newmarket
Ontario
Fred Nottingham
Campaign Meetings Draw Voters in City
A large Fifth Ave church gathering Saturday evening and a smaller city hall meeting yesterday afternoon marked the VG Campaign events. Major Bruce chaired the Saturday event with addresses from all aldermanic candidates except one. Mrs. Sen Te ons and Mr. mien vary spoke briefly on a safer city.
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Fifth Ave
Ou Glose
Major Bruce
Sen Te Ons Oper
Aity Halr
Alfey Rom
Mien Vary
Canaoe
Hole
Rotary Club entertains about 50 newsboys at luncheon
The Rotary Club hosted around 50 newsboys at a weekly luncheon. Contests to name club members showed the boys know the routes and toys, while members failed to identify their own paperboys. Speakers included Andrews and Marsh, with the newsboys jokingly requesting a half holiday from the schools superintendent.
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Rotary Club
Andrews and Marsh
Thief Killed When Auto Overturned on Royal Oak Ave
An unidentified man about 28 was found dead late last night on Royal Oak avenue after an overturned stolen car pinned him beneath the windshield and steering column. Two companions fled at the high speed turn, according to eye witnesses.
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Vancouver
Royal Oak Avenue
Mexican Volcano in Violent Eruption
Mexico City reports a violent eruption of a great volcano southeast of the region. Ash clouds and embers sent into the air as the event prompted alerts and potential evacuations. Authorities described tremors and a loud blast following the explosive activity.
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Mexico City
Death of Hon. T. W. Crothers Former Labor Minister
Ottawa reports the sudden death of Thomas W. Crothers at age 71, former minister of labor in Sir Robert Borden’s cabinet and later a senator. Born January 1, 1850, he served as MP and minister before joining the Senate. funeral set for Tuesday in St. Thomas with interment in the family plot.
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Ottawa
Der
T. W. Crothers
Labor
Crothers
Big
Carling Avenue
Senator Grothers
Northport
Prince Edward County
Albert College
Belleville
Tether
Wardsville
St. Thomas
House of Commons
springi.Benibes
Robert ‘Borden
Senate
W. C. Rivards
West Elgin
St. Thomas Cemetery
Red Cross Relief Drive Seeks Clothing and Medical Supplies
Local Red Cross relief effort calls for donations in this city and district. The Chamber of Commerce collectors will requisition items on Thursday afternoon, December 16. Donated clothing and medical supplies are urgently needed to support relief work.
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Red Cross
Chymbey
Winder
Indian National Congress Leader Arrested in Calcutta Unlawful Association Case
C R Das president of the Indian National Congress was arrested in Calcutta on December 12 charged with running an unlawful association. Abdul Kalamazad Bengal Khalifat committee head also among the detainees. A Civic Guard enlistment in London reports 3000 citizens, including Indians, joining to aid police on December 24 ahead of the Lag Wadles arrival.
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Calcutta
C. R. Das
Indian National Congress
Abdul Kalamazad
Bengal Khalifat Committee
Enroll
Civic Guard
London
Prince in Great Favor at Lucknow
Lucknow India December 12 The Prince of Wales left for Allahabad after a delightful stay. He rode in four events at Lucknow races winning two firsts and two seconds, winning favor with locals. A scheduled railway strike was postponed until his departure. His visit featured lavish fetes similar to other Indian cities.
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Lucknow
India
Prince of Wales
Allahbad
General Fries Warns Against Abolishing Warfare Methods
Brigadier General Fries, chief of the chemical warfare service, told the secretary of war in his annual report that no arms agreement can delude the public into believing any single method of warfare can be abolished until all warfare is eliminated.
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Washington
Fries
Chemical Warfare Service
Secretary of War
War Hero Fred Koraick Faces Forgery Charges
Captain Fred Koraick of New York, who commanded three army troop transports in the war, is in Seattle after being brought from New Jersey to answer federal indictments. He is charged with defrauding the government by forging Fort Worden documents and checks totaling $423 for hotel passes and related travel expenses. The case alleges he used government watches and travel passes to obtain funds.
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Seattle
Fred Koraick
New York
Mariner
United States
France
New Jersey
Fort Worden
Ngee Hotel
Soeetas Tb
Séittle
Gaggasa Orskek Haid Betad
Bay Nyaa
Ulster leaders clash over Lloyd George stance in Belfast meeting
Sir James Craig presided over Ulster party talks and reported Prime Minister Lloyd George held an unyielding Ulster position. An Ulster Unionist Labor Association demand seeks immediate unconditional release of prisoners. Belfast saw shooting incidents with Constable Tracy wounded and Doable Jackson shot in Tipperary.
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Belfast
James Craig
Ulster Party
Algod George
London
James
Lloyd ‘George
Ulster
Ulster Unionist Labor Association
Praestans
Ireland
Tracy
Old Bridge Road
Cashill
Tipperary
Doable Jackson
Poultry Show Opens With Four Day Exhibition
The official opening of the Poultry Show begins tomorrow evening at o o clock and runs for four days. About 450 birds will be on display with entries from Alberta and Saskatchewan. The Poultry and Pet Stock association promotes the event despite no civic grant and a quiet season.
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Munson’s Hardware
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Four Killed by Mountain Slide Near Aberdeen
A mountain slide at the Clemons Logging Company rail line near Aberdeen Washington killed four people including two men a woman and a baby. Two additional men were injured and a rescue party rushed to the scene. A third person remained counted as missing.
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Aberdeen
Itiwo
Clemons’ Logging Company’ & Railroad
Pere Wieomen
Accentration Camp
Wade
British delegates to Armament Conference sail home
All British delegates except Ambassador Sir Auckland Geddes will depart for home on December 31 aboard the Olympic, fearing main conference issues will be settled by then. Washington dispatch notes the group’s plans amid ongoing talks on armament limits.
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Washington
Sir Auckland Geddes
Britain
Treaty unites four powers to keep peace in the Pacific
Washington reports a new ten year quad alliance among the United States Great Britain Japan and France to preserve Pacific peace. They agree to respect each other’s island possessions and to consult if disputes threaten any party. Ratification by the Senate remains in doubt amid ongoing Versailles treaty debates.
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The
Pacific
Washington
United States
Great Britain
Japan
France
America
Asia
Pacific Ocean
Lodge
Italy
Chine
Belgium
Portugal
Senate
Election Bulletins Posted for City Polls
The News will display election results from city polls in its office windows as soon as received. Citizens unable to attend can call 9088 after 8:30 p.m. for information.
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