Ald and school board winners in 1921 mayoral race
Deputy Mayor Huckvale won the mayoralty by a majority of 1381 in a tight race. I Bullivant led the aldermanic contest with the highest vote total, while Dr Gershaw topped the school trustees. Results by subdivision show close shifts as tallies came in from city schools and Montreal Street updates.
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I. Bullivant
R. B. Davidson
J. H. Delf
S. T. Yawcett
Drs. Gershaw
Boyd
R. C. Black
Dr. Gershaw
Huckvale
Messrs Bullivant
Davidson
Delf
Fawcett
Black
Gershaw
Bullivant
Cgershaw
City Hall
Toronto St
Catholic Church
Elizabeth St
Elm St
Montreal St
Builivant
King
Hole
Aldermen
Armstrong Bullivant Davidson Delf Fawcett
McArthur City Hall
Howe Een Een Ene
Boyd Gershaw Hodges
Ireland Begg
Black City Hall
Elizabeth St. School
Catholic Church Eee Ee
Vow
Allies Order German Destruction of Siege Guns
Berlin reports Gen Nolet head of the allied control commission informed the German government that its explanations on disarmament are rejected and ordered the destruction of several siege guns by December 15 as these weapons violated the Versailles treaty despite repeated Allied demands.
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Berlin
Nolet
Allied Control Commission
People's Guards
Fire on Main Street Causes Major Loss in Winnipeg
An early morning fire on Main Street opposite the city hall damaged several businesses in Winnipeg. Losses ranged from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars, with the Manitoba and City Hotels severely affected. The blaze began in a cafe beside the City Hotel then spread, gutting that building and damaging the Manitoba Hotel with smoke and water damage.
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Winnpeg
Dee
Whiich
Main Street
City Hall
Manitoba
City Hotel
Manitoba Hotel
Stores May Stay Open Late Before Christmas
Chief Factory Inspector J. N. Mc Leod told See Richardson of the Chamber of Commerce that the attorney general has granted permission for all stores to remain open until 9 o'clock on the two nights before Christmas. The C. P. R. has purchased 300 acres near Ottawa for new repair shops and roundhouses.
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J. N. McLeod
See. Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
atiorniRy General
The
Ottawa
Rival factions blame shifting after disrupted telephone link
In the absence of clear evidence rivals blame the auxiliary police or Irish extremists. The England Dublin line, cut last night, resumed service this morning. The break caused speculation and anxiety with no explanation offered. Dublin reported a quiet night to the Exchange Telegraph Company this morning.
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England
Dublin
Exchange Telegraph Company
Wrangel Troops to Be Disarmed and Seek Brazil Settlements
A Moscow wireless report says Britain and France will disarm Gen Wrangel's troops who were driven from Crimea by Russian forces. Wrangel has asked Brazil for permission for soldiers wishing to return to peaceful labor to settle in Brazil.
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London
Moscow
Great Britain
France
Wrangel
Crimea
Constantine to sail for Phaleron from Lucerne
Former Greek king Constantine, recalled by Greece, prepared to leave Lucerne for Venice by private car, then sail tomorrow for Phaleron Athens port. In Paris two Greeks with Lucerne passports and bombs were arrested in Milan, suspected of plotting Constantine’s assassination.
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Venice
Athens
Milan
Lucerne
Constantine
Greece
Venizelos
Phaleron
Constantine Paris
Matin
French Troops Ambushed Near Djerbli Syria
A body of French troops was ambushed near Djerbli Syria on the night of December 38. Twenty soldiers were killed and forty wounded. Premier Leygues informed the cabinet at a Millerand presided meeting.
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Paris
Djerbli
Syria
Leygues
Cabinet Council
Millerand
Germans Emigrate to Mexico Increase Reported
Mexico City reports rapid German immigration with about 100 families arriving at Vera Cruz in October. Earlier waves, totaling several hundred, have settled in Chiapas and engaged in agriculture.
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Mexico
Mexico City
Vera Cruz
Chiapas
British pledges no change to Canadian cattle embargo
London dispatch reports the secretary of the board of agriculture stating in the House of Commons that Britain will not modify its embargo on Canadian cattle. The answer came in response to questions on the subject.
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London
Dee
Canadian Associated Press
Board of Agriculture
House of Commons
Canada rejects immediate unemployment insurance plan
Ottawa on December 14 Canadian Press reports Senator Robertson minister of labor said unemployment insurance is impracticable as a solution to present conditions. He noted any system would require a fund built by employer and employee assessments plus a government grant and would take at least two years to establish. The Dominion government cannot provide millions for such a fund now.
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Ottawa
Canada
Robertson
Dominion
Woman Deputy Police Commissioner Resigns in New York
Mrs Ellen A O Grady the only woman deputy police commissioner resigns accusing Police Commissioner Hmbright of mistreatment since January 1919 after she and her women detectives tried to arrest men in his office for abusing girls. The commissioner denies the charge.
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New York
Ellen A. O'Grady
Hmnright
Cancer Treatment Under Review by Toronto Academy Panel
Dr T J Glover’s cancer treatment was discussed by a Toronto panel of the Academy of Medicine last night. The council will publish its findings to the public.
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Toronto
T. J. Glover
Academy of Medicine
Council of Academy
Thank You Vo the Electors of Medicine Hats
Walter Huckvale thanks voters and workers after the election in Medicine Hat noting that future financing must be by cash not arrears of taxes and praising thoughtful citizens who recognized this.
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City of Medicine Hats
School Board Reports Resignations and Appointments
The board adopted a report listing resignations from staff across several schools and new appointments from Cupar Sask to Innisfail. It also advised reducing the High School staff and transferring teachers to senior elementary grades. Free school supplies were purchased for the first quarter of 1921.
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Philip
Miss Barnes
Connaught School
Miss Ward
Miss Smith
Riverside School
Beatrice Currie
Elizabeth Street
Miss Kempton
Earl Kitchener School
Miss White
Montreal Street
Miss Teeple
Toronto Street
Miss Taylor
Harper
Alexandra School
Ingraham
Tabor
L. Hamilton
Alderson
M. Stenhouse
Cupar
Sask
Rogers
Sutherland
Innisfail
Ola Tinney
Hay
Our City
Elm St
Spangelo
Hosking
Currie
Trotman
Peasley
Montreal St
Magee
Campbell
Connaught
Connor
Forbes
Tax Gale To Be Held Tomorrow
The adjourned sale of city properties in arrears for taxes will be held in the council chamber of the city hall at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. This will be the final session of the tax sale. Ottawa reports Hammill, missing store head, sent letter from Fort Worth, Texas. health appears poor and a country-wide search is ongoing.
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Council Chamber
Ey Hall
Ottawa
Yambtly
John T’. Hammill
Fort Worth
Texas
Hamill
Hammill
Sinc
Medicine Hat Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Medicine Hat Lodge No. 2
Masonicall
Military Commission Probes Cork Fire Causes
London report on December 14 states the Military Commission in Ireland led by Major General Strickland is collecting evidence to determine the causes of the Cork fires that devastated the city over the weekend. Cork mayor and two Sinn Fein MPs were summoned to answer claims about alleged outrages cited to foreign ambassadors.
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London
Cork
Strickland
Ireland
Sinn Fein
Weather Summary for Western Cities
Weather past twenty four hours has been part cloudy and moderately cold Light snow in a few sections of Saskatchewan Forecast All west fair today and on Wednesday becoming somewhat colder.
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Vancouver
Moose Jaw
Cloudy
Saskatoon
Nelson
Calgary
Edmonton
Lethbridge
Clear
Medicine Hat
Winnipeg
Sasatchewan
General Inquiry into All Railway Rates Declared
Ottawa reports the board of railway commissioners will hold a general inquiry into railway rates across Canada after a March sitting. The decision followed a conference with railway representatives and other interested parties. Railways must supply information on rate matters to interested parties pending further meetings.
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Ottawa
Canadian Press
Board of Railway Commissioners
Canada
Russia Produces Motor Plows Amid Horse Shortage
Moscow reports a successful trial of the first motor plow built in Russia. Due to a scarcity of horses, the program plans to manufacture 150 plows each month to boost farming efficiency.
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Moscow
Russia
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