Straits Question At Lausanne Faces Turkish Rejection
United States observers favor freedom for the Dardanelles guaranteed by treaty rather than an International Control Commission. Allies press Turks to accept or reject the straits plan amid high tension as subcommittees deadlock on foreign courts and fears of submarines and aircraft loom over the talks.
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Lausanne
Dee
United States
Child
Isaiet Pasha
Lord Curzon
International Control Commission
League ‘of Nations
Straits
Turkey
Dardanelles
Hague Court of Justice
bDepch
Constantinople
Keyes
Burdett Stuart
England
Black Sea
Moscow Straits
Tchitcherly
Russia
International Commission
Greece
Carson
Tehitekerin
M. Tebiteberin
League of Nations
Lord Curz
Germany
Tchitcherin
League
Vilna
Gruesome Claw Hammer Murder Probed in Winnipeg
Winnipeg police hold two men as material witnesses in the Claw Hammer murder of John Penny 74 found at 527 Young Street. Investigators say the victim was beaten and tied, with burglary suspected due to Penny’s possible cash investments. neighbors report a bootleg joint and late-night activity at the residence. Three visitors were seen at the house late Monday night.
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Winnipeg
Man
John Penny
Young Street
Dicl
Aric Searle
Howes
Penny
Illinois Pipe Line to Coutts Connects Oil Field
Announcement from Caspar Wyoming states Illinois Pipe Line Company will build a ten mile pipeline from the Sunburst Kevin oil field in Northern Montana to Coutts Alberta. The line will join Imperial Oil Company’s tank farm at Coutts and ship Montana crude into Canada. Billings Montana reports Senator Hogan interests plan a thousand barrel refinery in Southern Alberta following a 640 barrel well at Sunburst.
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Lethbridge
Caspar
Wyo
Illinois Pipe Line Company
Montana
Coutts Aberta
Imperial Oil Company
Coutty
Canada
Billings
Mont
Senator Hogan
Sunburst
Alberta
Four men sentenced to death postposed in Kerry district
In Dublin telegraphy from December 20 reports four men in the Tralee area were sentenced to death for possessing arms but the executions are postponed due to favorable Kerry-area reports from the district commander. If ambushes or damage increase, the men will be executed that morning.
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London
Dublin
Tralee
Kerry
Belfast
Maamtraspa
Anamed
Martin Joyce
Joyce
Free State
Stephen White
Patrick Bagnel
Kildare
Joseph Johnson
Patrick Mangan
James O'Connor
Bansha
Tipperary
Patrick Nolan
Ratthbrice
Brian Moore
Rathbridge
Rathbride
County Kildare
Kilbride
Kildare County
Hamilton to vote on by laws for hydro funds
Hamilton will decide January 1 on money by laws guaranteeing the Port Credit St. Catharines hydro radial project totaling 6 478 928 dollars. The action centers on municipal finance and utility support for the cross lake line.
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Hamilton
Port Credit-St. Catharines
Quebec Liquor Commission Tables Annual Report 1922
The annual report to April 30 1922 shows sales totaling 15 212 801 31 dollars and net revenue of 4 000 974 80 dollars. The document was tabled in the legislature last night revealing the year's financial figures and operations of the Quebec Liquor Commission.
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Quebec
Quebec ‘Liquor Commission
Attacks on Jews by Students in Jassy Demonstration
In Bucharest on December 20 a mob of students severely beat many Jews at Jassy during a demonstration protesting anti Jewish acts nationwide. Three Jews were wounded as leaders demanded government protection and asserted constitutional rights for full enfranchisement amid national aggression.
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Bucharest
Roumania
Jassy
Earthquake Shocks Missoula and Great Falls Residents
An earthquake was felt in Missoula at 9 66 tonight, waking residents as dishes rattled and pictures shook. In Great Falls at 9 40 tonight the tremor caused swinging lights and rattled dishes, with no reported property damage or injuries.
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Missoula
Mont
Great Falls
Beav er Truck appoints ex bank official as secretary
Mr R U Beal, long associated with the Bank of Nova Scotia, has left that bank to become secretary and office manager of the Beaver Truck Corporation of Hamilton.
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Beaver Truck Corporation
R. UL Beal
Bank of Nova Scotia
The
Beaver Truck Corporation of
Hamilton
Beal
Hra
Hamillion
Elected President of Poland Amid Turbulent Transition
Warsaw reports Stanislas Wollechowski elected president to succeed Dr Gabriel Warniewien who was assassinated last Saturday. Wollechowski assumes leadership as Poland faces a period of political instability and national mourning.
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Warsaw
Dees
Stanislas Wollechowski
Poland
Gabriel Warniowien
Fire destroys Hatton building and stock worth $30,000
A Hatton fire caused by a furnace explosion destroyed a building owned by W H A Auger, housing his general store and Hewitt & Black branch. Losses total about 30,000 with 16,000 of Hewitt & Black stock saved from the blaze. Insurance covers all losses as crews expect to resume soon.
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kMmoke
Auger
Calgary
Hewitt and Black
Matton
Urge Coalition Against Labor in Australian Election
The Age and Argus urge non-Labor parties to form a coalition under a new moderate leader. A fusion could yield 45 seats to 30 for Labor, pending final general election returns. Hughes ministry will meet in Melbourne to review the situation. Labor gains look strong in Senate counts, while Nationalists face a near-defeat in the House.
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Melbourne
Melburne
Age and Argus
Labor
Hughes
Australia
Senate
House of Representatives
W. M. Hughes
Country Party
Liberals
Walter Massey Green
Hector Lamont
I A Barton
MacDonald
Fire destroys Cayuga court house and jail
Cayuga Ontario December 20 fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the court house and jail causing an estimated loss of 60 000 Five prisoners in the jail were rescued by the fire brigade before flames reached that section Firemen saved the jailers residence through hard work and quick action.
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Cayuga, Ont
Cayuga
Ice conditions on Great Lakes hit worst in years
Reports to the Ottawa Department of Marine and Fisheries say ice on the Great Lakes is at its worst in years, affecting navigation and regional activity across ports and shipping routes.
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Great Lakes
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Ottawa
Survivors recount wreck of tug Reliance near Sault Ste. Marie
Bert Haines, fireman of the Relimine, among twenty survivors returned to Sault Ste. Marie on the Algoma Central train. He described launching lifeboats after the Reliance struck rocks amid heavy mist. Several crew members drowned during failed launches, and bodies have yet to be found. The group endured a storm, a blizzard, and days on a rocky island with minimal food before rescue.
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Sault Ste. Maria
Ont
Bert Haines
Tus Relimine
Sault Ste. Marie
Haines
Williams
Fred Lonelade
Fee
Currie
Brooklyn Navy Base Workers Arrested in Theft Indictments
Twenty two civilian employees at the Brooklyn navy base were arrested on federal indictments alleging theft of government property valued over 1 000 000 since the war. The report notes the arrests followed months of grand jury activity and seeks to prosecute the alleged scheme.
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New York
Brooklyn Navy Base
Spirit of the West Drives Mackenzie Progressives Vote
At Yorkton Saskatchewan the Progressives for Mackenzie constitu ency gathered for their annual meeting with a vote of confidence in Afitén N. Connie for the riding. Campbell urged unity on the farm and warned the west’s spirit could defeat a cavalry of privilege, saying cooperation is essential amid government resistance.
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Yorkson
Sask
Progressives
Mackenzie
Abead
Afitén N. Connie
Onenet
Campbell
Progressive Party
Ottawa
Démcracy
Wife Seeks Divorce Over Mother In Law’s Nightly Visits
Mrs Edgar F Heiser testified in Chicago that from June 1 1919 to June 18 1919 her mother in law slept in the couple’s bed every night. She said the honeymoon flat became public and she could not bathe in privacy.
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Chicago
Truyband
Edgar F. Heiser
Hleiser
Steffen
Law
Pecame
Mra. Stelser
Chicago man found fatally shot in street toll rises
Chicago December 19 a new deadly case joins the growing slate of similar incidents Rosier de Mico 29 was found in the street with 12 bullets from a sawed off firearm lodged in his body authorities reported the wound described as serious and fatal in the unfolding patrols coverage of the citys crime wave
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Chicago
Stalian Colony
Rosier de Mico
Street Car Collision Kills Four In Port Arthur
Three men and one woman died when a streetcar struck an automobile carrying workers to the Texas Company plant in Port Arthur Texas. A fifth occupant of the auto was slightly injured while no streetcar passengers were harmed.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Texas Company
Elissor Ben-Yehuda Dies in Jerusal Tem
Noted world famous Hebrew author Elissor Ben-Yehuda died in Jerusalem Tem. His death marks a major loss to Jewish literature and modern Hebrew discourse. Ben-Yehuda authored several influential texts and helped shape revivalist language use.
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Elissor Ben-Yehuda
Jerusal Tem
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M. Tebitcherin
Queen Victoria
Alexander Ramsey
Pat
Lady Patricia Ramsey
Queen Alexandra
Coutts
Illinois Pipe Line Coy
Kevin Field
Imperial Oil Coy
Tank Farm
Border
Laquor. Com
Hatton
Auger General Store
Newane & Black Hard
Urge Coalition
Against Labor
Cayuga Court House
Regan
John
McPherson
Lounglade
Estlin
Regina
Spirit OF West
Agatifist
M. WN. Campbell
M.P
Black Hand
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