Mayor Huckvale Reelected by Large Margin
Mayor Huckvale was re elected yesterday with a majority of 168 over Ex Alderman Bullivant. Hole polled fewer than half as many votes as the mayor, and Milne received a very small vote. Bannan Bell Bellamy Simpson aldermen finished in close order. Lang headed the school trustees poll and Souch was reelected with a strong majority. Results by polling sub divisions follow.
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Huckvale
Bullivant
Hole
Milne
W. T. Bannan
Thos. Bell
Ald. Bellamy
Peter Simpson
Hector Lang
Souch
A. Baillie
Irish bishops weigh stance on Anglo Irish peace accord
Dublin and Belfast dispatches report Cardinal Logue and Irish bishops debating the peace treaty with noncommittal tones. Ulster leaders Lloyd George and Sir Dawson Bates express optimism, while Dublin's Dail Eireann prepares to vote. Twenty five political prisoners are freed from Mount Joy and Galway. Shooting injures several in Newton Roads.
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Cardinal Logue
Dail Eireann
Belfast
Lloyd George
James Craig
James
D. Bates
Dawson Bates
Ulster Cabinet
Ulster
Ireland
Camone Scratchiy
Dali Eireann
Mount Joy
Galway
Newton Roads
One Thousand Mennonites Arrive at Yellow Pine
Yellow Pine Alta December 13 One thousand Mennonites from Regina Sask arrive with 18 cars cows horses sheep and farming implements to begin housekeeping and soil prep for next year. An advance guard has purchased lands with provisional shelter ready. In November Canadian railways reported twenty deaths and 144 injuries.
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Yellow Pine
Alta
Regina
Sask
Unidentified Man Dies After Helping Students Out of Ditch
A man about 50 collapsed on a Vancouver suburb street after aiding two high school students to recover their car from a ditch. Police found a tax notice addressed to EH Clark, offering the only clue to his identity. Manitoba Farm Loans Board reports steady loan applications of 800000 dollars weekly.
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Vancouver
Clark
Mayor Huckvale Thanks Electors in Victory Address
Mayor Huckvale expresses deep gratitude for voters confidence and pledges harmonious council work with the aldermen elect. He thanks supporters who campaigned without solicitation and looks forward to serving the community with honest, useful governance.
Duggan Re-elected Mayor of Edmonton in landslide vote
Edmonton voters re-elected D. M. Duggan as mayor by seven to one. Mrs. W. J. Ross becomes Edmonton's first woman alderman. Councillors elected include Col. Y. Weaver, K. Blatchford, A. A. Bury, T. P. Malone, Bickerton Pratt, and James East. East is the sole Labor candidate returning to council, as Eas begins his fourth alderman term.
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Edmonton
D. M. Duggan
W. J. Ross
Col. Co. Y. Weaver
K. Blatchford
T. P. Malone
Bickerton Pratt
James East
Labor Party
Eas
Export of Canadian 9 per cent Neat beer passes 30000 mark
Windsor reports more than 30,000 cases of 9 per cent Neat beer exported from the river site in the last 60 days. Officials in Sandwich town dock confirm figures while admitting no knowledge of destinations. Customs says shipments are legal under federal license and do not concern them.
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Windsor
Ont
River
Sandwich Town
Kansas Women on the War Path in Coal Mine Clash
In Pittsburg and Franklin Kansas, December 12 13, thousands of women wives and relatives of striking coal miners attacked Mine No 17 of the Jackson Walker Company and stopped workers from returning to work. The raid damaged several cars and injured some people as the crowd challenged mine guards while foreign-born participants joined the action. The agitation tied to the Howat movement involved a large gathering and unled groups.
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Pittsburg
Kansas
Central Coal and Coke Co
Alexander Howat
Jackson Walker Company
Franklin
Eight Die in Boarding House Fire Near Royal Oak
Detroit reports eight persons died in a boarding house fire near Royal Oak early today. Three others, a woman and two children, were badly injured and rushed to hospital with poor outlooks. The dead include a man named Wakes, his four children, and three visiting children.
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Detroit
Royal Oak
Wakes
Truro Boy Reported Stolen by Police Stray Incident
Truro Nova Scotia December 12 16 year old George Hamilton colored was reported stolen by regional police officer Friday morning. He was found later near Broad Street where residents saw him wandering.
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Truro
N.S
George Hamilton
UCR
Ontario graduate wins premier honour at Chicago show
Beating all rivals, F W Walsh, a fourth year graduate of Ontario Agricultural College in Guelph, captures premier honours at the Chicago Live Show. He hails from Coverdale New Brunswick.
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F. W. Walsh
Ontario Agricut Tal College
Guelph
Chicago
Coverdale
Brunswick
Four Power Treaty Formally Signed By Four Nations
Washington Dée. 18 The four power treaty to preserve peace in the Pacific was formally signed today by plenipotentiaries of the United States Great Britain France and Japan. Signatures were affixed in the secretary of state office ante room with only the officials present.
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Washington
Dée
Pacific
United States
Great Britain
France
Dapayw
United States Reservations Tie Pacif ic Pact to Yap Treaty
Washington reports that a four power Pacific treaty carries a US reservation limiting domestic questions and deferring binding effect until the Yap island treaty is signed. Ratification by the Senate is anticipated after gaps and debates involving Borah Reed Watson and La Follette, with Yap and mandated islands set to be approved alongside the four power agreement.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Senate
Borah
Reed
Watson
Yap
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Temporary Bridge In Place Tuesday
A temporary bridge will be placed on Tuesday to facilitate passage at the Vancouver site. Officials stated the measure is for short term traffic relief while permanent work proceeds.
Soviet Foreign Minister Protests Chinese Eastern Railway Talk
Niga December 13 Foreign Minister Chitcherin of Soviet Russia sent notes to the United States Great Britain France Italy Belgium and Japan with a copy to China protesting the Washington conference discussion of the Chinese eastern railway. The protest supplements circular protests issued July 19 and November 2 against the conference discussing problems affecting Russia.
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Russia
United States
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China
Bolsheviks
Washington
Drownings After Ice Break Into Burnt Lake
Sault Ste. Marie reports Marfis T. Craham of Blind River Ontario drowned after breaking through a hole in the Burnt Lake ice. The incident underscores winter dangers faced by residents and travelers on local lakes.
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Marfis T. Craham
Blind River
Ont
Burnt Lake
Warm wave shatters December records in Denver
Denver reports an unprecedented warm spell with temperatures reaching 60 degrees above zero. Forecasters say the December warmth has broken all existing daily high records across the city.
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Mercury
Colorado City
Denver
Colo
Grain in Store Ottawa December 2 1921
Dominion Bureau of Statistics reports a net drop of 3 239 921 bushels in grain in store across Canada for the week ended December 2 1921. Wheat fell by 2 675 716 bushels barley 126 610 flax 75 153 and rye 362 442 while oats rose 473 269 bushels. Western elevators showed increases in oats barley and rye and reductions in wheat and flax.
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Ottawa
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Canada
Redcliffe Election Returns and Local Nominees
The Redcliffe election results list Mayor candidates B. J. Bott and K. L. Stone with Bott ahead. Town nominations show Councillors H. Champ WJ Cox A. Brydle and H. J. Sissons elected by acclamation. School Trustees named A. N. Collard G. Dunnett and A. Maskell. Collard and Dunnett served on the board previously.
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Redcliff
B. J. Bott
K. L. Stone
H. Champ
WJ. Cox
A. Brydle
H. J. Sissons
A. N. Collard
G. Dunnett
A. Maskell
Messrs. Collard
Dunnett
Water main leak halts city supply to Crescent Heights Norwood
A major leak in the water main between the power plant and the reservoir disrupts service citywide except Crescent Heights and Norwood. Water will be supplied to most areas starting tomorrow, while Crescent Heights and Norwood lose water around 5 AM, with restoration uncertain.
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Crescent Heights
Norwood
Orion
City
Baginece
Norywood
Liberals Will Have 117 Seats in House
Toronto dispatch reports the results of the recent general elections with Yukon conceded to the Conservatives. Conservatives hold 51 seats, Liberals 117, Progressives 65, Labor 2, with 235 constituencies completed and recounts ongoing in some ridings.
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Toronto
Yukon
Liberals
Labor
Fishing Tragedy Claims Ottawa Fisherman
Ottawa reporter notes Laurent St Jean aged 32 died after thin ice collapsed while he fished through a hole on Saturday. He leaves a widow and five young children.
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Ottawa
Campaign to Put Albertan in the Ministry
Edmonton reports a plan to discuss securing representation in federal cabinet for Alberta. The Board of Trade holds a special meeting to consider Liberal moves, with talk of a cabinet seat for Duncan Marshall and possible placement for Hon. Ben Dale in Ottawa.
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Cabiet
Alberta
Editarian ‘Board of Trade
Ottawa
Oliver Be
de Alberta
Liberalg
Duncan Marshall
Articles needed for Red Cross relief drive
The Chamber of Commerce calls for clothing boots blankets and bedding for Red Cross relief in the district. Boy Scouts will collect on Thursday December 11th.
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Red Cross
Eifty
Chamber of Commerce
Boy Scouts
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