Sinn Fein President to Meet Griffith Amid Ireland Truce Talks
London news reports Premier Lloyd George grants Sinn Fein President Michael O Flanagan permission to consult with Eamonn De Valera and Arthur Griffith about pursuing a truce in Ireland. In Cork, Father McCarthy and Father MacSwiney recount a tramcar assault by men in coat-and-police uniforms, looting valuables and threatening them, with one priest forced to write a hostile message on the pavement.
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London
Dee
Tae
Lloyd George
Michael O'Flanagan
Sinn Fein
Eamonn de Valera
Arthur Griffith
Simm Penn
Ireland
Father O' Plmnagan
de Valera
America
Cork
Father McCarthy
Father Mcswiney
Father MacSwiney
Mother McSwiney
Maas- Swinney
Daughter Indian Chief jailed on murder charge
North Vancouver reports a hereditary chief of the Lillooet Indians, Away aco, in jail on a murder charge. He is accused of killing twin daughters about a year ago, though their bodies have not been found. Police say the mother confessed to the chief, and a search for the children is planned today.
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North Vancouver
Dec
Tommy Adolf
Lillooet
Stewart
Madame Manos Wins Immediate Possession Of Fortun
A court decision grants Madame Manos wife of King Alexander the right to enter into immediate possession of a fortune valued around two million drachmas about $100,000 regular money and mostly consisting of cash and jewels.
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Athens
Pee. da
Besi
Manos
Alexander
Miners Trapped in Coal Mine Disaster Reported
A coal mine near Yaramuac Mich reports 130 miners missing after a fire. Five bodies recovered and twenty injured. Court proceedings this morning involve guilty pleas and assessment payments under the Workmen’s Compensation Act.
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Yaramac
Yaramuac
Mich
Dee. Is
Dodge Millionaire Auto Manufacturer Die in Palm Beach
Horace J. Dodge, noted Detroit auto maker and former millionaire, died suddenly at his Palm Beach residence in Florida. The murder of the Dodge family name in the auto world is marked by his passing.
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Horace J. Dodge
Detroit
Palm Beach
Viorida Longa
Weather Forecast For Saskatchewan and Alberta
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Saskatchewan and Alberta today and Thursday with little change in temperatures.
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Saskatchewan
Alberta
House Paces Immigration Bill in One Year Prohibition
Washington reports the House passed the Johnson immigration bill by 24 to 1, adopting a one year ban on immigration with three days of debate. Senate action is deferred to the immigration committee after hearings and thorough study of emigration and naturalization questions. A slate of related measures remains pending and may be folded into the Johnson bill. Senate leaders urge careful consideration with no haste.
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Washington
Dec. E
Senate
United States
House
Immigration Committee
Famous guide Joseph Bernard dies in New Brunswick
Veteran guide Joseph Bernard, famed for leading moose hunts in New Brunswick, died here a few days ago from pneumonia. For years he guided parties into the forests, steering record catches.
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Mission
Vic- Jdseph Bernard
New Brunswick
Ce Vietim
Aker
Toronto Child Found Dead near City Outskirts
Norman David son aged two who had been missing since December 9 was found dead in a bush on the western outskirts of Toronto. The boy had a bullet wound and no rifle was found in his hands. Police investigation to determine cause and sequence of events continues.
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Toronto
Norman Davidson
Nations Push Cautious First Step in Disarmament
Geneva reports the League assem bly calls for careful initial moves toward disarmament despite sharp critiques from George Nichol Barnes and Christian Lange. Barnes condemns slow progress while Fisher notes powerful nations outside the league. Belgium and France back limiting armament expenditures for two years with scrutiny over reparations and postwar military service.
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Geneva
Assembly of the League
George Nichol Barnes
Christian Lange
Norway
Barnes
United States
Wen. A. L. Fisher
League
Fisher
Phil
Messrs
Lange
France
Belgium
M. Poullt
League of Nations
Ferguson Organizing in Montreal Actions by Ontario Conservatives
Ferguson, leader of the Conservative opposition in the Ontario legislature, outlines plans to organize the party in Montreal. He praises the newly chosen Labour group leader, notes active house work, and dismisses claims the country rejects professional politicians.
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Montreal
Dee
Goward Ferguson
Teader
Ontario
Leacher
Ota
Ferguson
Vergagon
MacDonald
Laurier
Mowat
Speeding defendant sentenced for writing California motor history
Santa Derbara, Cab. three. pie sen tenced by Judge C.F. George to write six sections of the motor history of California in Jonghund, KLLE. Bleakney, arrested last week for speeding, today turned in on in ann- Tipt ton the cour which iehmied 2% pages. Bleakey completed to job in two days, he said.
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Santa Derbara
Pie
C.F. George
California
Jonghund
Klle
Bleakney
Lore
Bleakey
Award to Major General Gwatkin for Polish Battalion recruitment
Major General Gwatkin of Ottawa has been awarded the Cross of the French Legion of Honor for his services in recruiting the Polish Battalion for France.
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Gwatkin
Ottawa
French Legion of Dlonor
Protest Meeting Ends in a Fight Amid Nationalist Tension
Fragmentary report notes a protest meeting devolving into violence as nationalist factions clashed. Several dozen participants were injured and authorities prepared a recap of events amid ongoing unrest.
Ontario plans move 16000 industrial workers to farms
Ontario minister J C Biggs proposes relocating 16 000 industrial workers from cities to properly housed farms to relieve urban living costs. Secretary of the Independent Labour Party Joseph To Herks details the plan as a permanent policy measure.
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Toronto
Deeca
J. C. Biggs
Ontario
Stoefement
Joseph To Herks
Independent Labor Party
Provincial convention of G W V A opens tomorrow
The Great War Veteran Association provincial convention will meet in the local branch clubrooms Friday and Saturday. The opening session begins at 14a Gelock tescorroy morning with officials in attendance from across the province. The provincial executive met this morning to settle final details for the event.
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Great War Veteran Association
Gelock Tescorroy
Prevent
Amet
Iss
Fibal
Romania and Soviet Tensions Hover Over Vienna District
Reports from Vienna Yee Wo indicate Trondle between Roumania and soviet Rusia, with Ukraimiat receiving dispatches forecasting imminent war. The exchanges claim Roumania adopts an aggressive posture over Bessie rabla, raising fears of broader conflict.
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Vienna
Roumania
Soviet Rusia
Bessie Rabla
Five Year Naval Buildin g Truce Suggested in Congress
Senator Borah urged a five year naval building truce with Great Britain and Japan halving construction while seeking agreement. Secretary Daniels warned the US cannot suspend for five years and urged maintenance of a strong program. Admiral Coonts reported relative navies and the committee prepared further inquiry into strengths.
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Washington
Koc
House Naval Committee
Daniels
United States
Britain
Japan
Tta
Te Shehielon
Borah
Idaho
Admiral Coonts
Naval Operations
Harding
Nor York
Japanese Volcano in Eruption Near Tokio
The American volcano about 90 miles northwest of Tokio has been erupting for several days with ashes falling over a wide area.
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Tokio
Western Newspapers Sue Newsprint Co
The Manitoba Free Press and thirteen western dailies sue Fort Frances Pulp & Paper Co for a refund of overcharges on newsprint. Plaintiffs seek SP24,700.70 plus costs alleging price controls by minister of customs and the paper controller tribunals had no authority.
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Toronto
Dee
Manitoba Free Press
Fort Frances Pulp & Paper Co
Minister of Customs
RR. A. Prinele
K.C
Paper Control Tribunal
Plentiffs
Cmpany
WN . Tilley
KLC
A. DL George
Mort Frances
U F C Leaders and Vary Govt Agree on Farmers' Party Broadening
Toronto reporters describe a close door meeting between United Farmers of Ontario directors and Vaury Government members. Conferees discuss reform options without changing the party name for now. some factions favor broadening reach beyond farming to broader provincial interests. The caucus continues as debates shape the party's public role and alignment with the Progressive movement.
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U.F.C
Vaury Govt
Toronto
United Farmers of Ontario
Drury
Nng
Dhelop
Farmer-Labor Party
U.sf.q
Vuinera
Federal
National Progressive Party
U.F.O
We Battery Now Up to Strength
Upwards of fifty machine gunners and friends attended the Armoury smok er in the H Battery machine gun unit gathering. Lieut-Col Pearhes and Lieut Bradbrooke spoke on militia duties and training. Lunch followed, with extras sent to Shelter children. Interested recruits to join will be placed on reserve and given priority for vacancies. See Lieut Wilson at the Gym or call Cr phone 2509.
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Pear Hes
Vic
Dls
Lieut
Bradbrooke
bin Lakey
Wilson
Pues
Five Drowned When Lighter Foundered Near Bridgeport Harbor
Bridgeport reports a lighter named Calvin Tomkins of Nauter foundered two miles offshore after a fierce storm. Five crew members are missing and presumed drowned, with seven survivors from a 12 crew. The lighter sprang a leak and sank rapidly in rough seas late yesterday.
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Bridgeport Harbor
Bidgeport
Calvin Tomkins
Nauter
Twin Daughters of J D Smith Die Within Hours
In Rawisgrate New Brunswick an extraordinary chain of coincidences ends with the deaths of Mr. J. D. Smith’s twin daughters. They were married concurrently and died within hours of each other from heart trouble at age twenty two.
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J. D. Smith
France to Retain German Ships Postwar Action
Paris reports France will keep German ships under provisional disposal following wartime arrangements. The Matin cites a British conference stance and notes oversight by Vergaisse deputy leaders.
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France
Paris
Oubder Othairis
Vergaises Drputy
Pyeattteece Ag
Deere Ape Ober West Phede Otis Gee. Gta
Unclear Text Fragment on Maritime Trade Prospects
Fragmentary OCR mentions ships and herring trade, with vague figures like five hundred plus, four hundred, and references to seafood and ports. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities.
Fire Inquiry Questioned Over Belicta Military Ambush
Report on the Belicta incident questions military involvement. Sir Harser states no evidence ties the fires to government policy. Chief secretary notes possible incendiaries but finds no military possession of bombs and cites Sinn Fein activity.
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Sir Hamar Greenwood
Furcue
Harser
Tretana
Ilamar
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