Irish Dail debates treaty ratification after London session
Dublin news notes Eamonn de Valera opening the Dail special session in Gaelic then English to discuss the Irish Free State treaty with Great Britain. He says ratification hinges on submitting a complete text and debate postponed until Thursday. London reports King George opens a special session on the peace settlement. Belfast reports shooting in Old Park Road. Correspondence between Lloyd George and Sir James Craig published. London dispatches on Ulster sentiment and Irish attitudes toward Dublin parliament. Weather summaries for Canadian cities and forecast.
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Morning Post
Ontario Shareholders Call to Cut Capital at U F C Co operative
In Toronto on December 14 about 300 shareholders from across Ontario gathered for a stormy information meeting. They recommended reducing the cooperative’s capital from 36000 to 15000 after collecting balances on outstanding subscriptions. The gathering urged closing several general stores operated by the company. The annual meeting was postponed due to an injunction granted by Justice Middleton on R H Ashton, a director.
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U. F. C. Co-operative Company
Areck
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R. H. Ashton
Justice Middleton
Bluenose Reports a Stormy Voyage Ends Smooth Arrival
Bluenose, the North Atlantic fishing fleet champion, after a stormy crossing from Turks Island, reached Lunenburg nine days after departure. Other vessels that left Turks Island five days earlier have not yet arrived. In Ottawa, Robert J. Nesbitt, 6,ner of Merivale, hanged himself in his barn on Saturday afternoon.
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Truman supervises aid class in Lethbridge tonight
Truman, superintendent, will lead an aid work class at the city hall in Lethbridge this evening. All members are requested to be ready for the session as the first aid training is planned to begin promptly at the stated time.
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Pt Hall
Report on Scottish Football tour finances shows loss
Winnipeg Dec 14 Can Press states Secretary David Roy’s report on the Scottish Football tour through Canada and the United States last summer shows a total tour loss of 4403 dollars and 15 cents. The report is detailed and exhaustive reflecting a deficit that must be carried by the association until steps are taken toward rehabilitation.
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AAVAAGE A B R I A L I B I F O R E X G S E R V I C E M A N
Ottawa reports the Hamilton branch of the Great War Veterans Association protests the justice outcome for ex service man O Hara. He was convicted in Montreal for robbery with violence and sentenced to fourteen years and fourteen lashes for an alleged August 12 crime. The Dominion secretary treasurer C G MacNeil is asked to seek a stay of lash execution while investigations continue.
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Montreal
Hamilton
Great War Veterans’ Association
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Montreal Child Killed By Auto Near Home
Antoinette Roy a seven year old girl was instantly killed when struck by a automobile opposite her home on Saturday night local authorities reported the accident occurred in Montreal December 12 as investigation continues.
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Antoinette Roy
Australians hail Washington treaty as world peace milestone
The Melbourne press lauds the four power treaty and Ireland peace accord as a monumental achievement. Leaders praise Mr. Hughes and Mr. Balfour for summoning the conference and urge churches to foster international friendship and goodwill.
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Mayors Defeated In Proportional Voting Trials
In Moose Jaw Regina and Saskatoon municipal elections on December 12 1922 voters used proportional representation for the first time. W F Dunn won Moose Jaw mayoralty by 507 votes over Dr R H Smith while Swift Current reelected W W Smith over Mayor Yule. Saskatoon chose Howard McConnell as mayor over Mac Young by 1513 votes with daylight saving defeated and several aldermen elected.
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H. N. Fletcher
W. McAllister
R. H. Clarke
H. Bingham
J. A. Caulder
H. U. Robson
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Swift Current
W. W. Smith
Yule
Roman Catholic Academy
Saskatoon
Gas Heir Sensor Tragedy Claims Mrs Mabel Scott Life
Gas escaping from a small heater in her bedroom caused the asphyxiation of Mrs. Mabel Scott at Toronto on Thursday.
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Toronto
Alberta Association of Municipal Districts Opened in Edmonton
The thirteenth annual Alberta Association of Municipal Districts convention opened in Memorial Hall Edmonton with about 300 delegates. President A J H Donahue led sessions discussing highways and finance while Premier Greenfield and Minister Alex Ross were to address with a proposed Highways Act and highways commission.
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Alex. Ross
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Highways Commission
Duggan
Eer Robert Gardiner
M.P
Donahue
Alberta
R. G. Reid
Perren Baker
Robert Gardiner
Ottawa
Bread Sale Sunday Leads to Fine in Police Court
A local store and restaurant proprietor was fined $5.00 plus costs in police court for selling two loaves of bread on a recent Sunday. The case, forwarded to the attorney-general's department, received a directive to proceed.
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India to be co equal partner with Canada and Australia
Washington reports a statement predicting that India will become a co equal partner with Canada and Australia in the British Empire within ten years. The suggestion comes as part of a larger forecast by a British official concerning imperial relations and India's future role.
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India
Canada
Australia
Selgwasa
Aleo
Ireland
Prince of Wales visits Benares amid muted crowds
The Prince of Wales arrived in Benares yesterday morning. A hartal was proclaimed but ignored by the crowds that filled the streets. A planned honor procession went ahead and the prince departed for Nepal that evening to hunt big game.
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Nepal
Bundles Ready as Scouts Tour City for Clothing Drive
The Cox collectors and Scouts plan a citywide tour to load clothing for a drive starting tomorrow. Helpers are urged to have bundles prepared and ready for distribution, with aims to collect as many garments as possible.
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Boylan's Drug Store Announces Leather Goods Sale
Neon mini bags priced lower than before draw attention to Boylan's Drug Store. Large ring of leather goods suitable for mailing emphasized in a sales notice for shoppers seeking new affordable items.
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