Embargo Halts Eastern Plant Shipments by CNR Employees
Embargo on all shipments to and from Dominion Steel Company and Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company properties took effect on CNR lines east at midnight. The order, issued December 20 to W A Kingsland, was signed by four GCNR Brotherhood chairmen and bars handling materials or coal until arbitration on the dispute is agreed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Steel Co
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Co
C.N.R. Lines
Eastern Lines
C.N.R. Brotherhood Committee
Sydney
N. S
Dominion Steel Company
Nova Scotia Steel and Coal Company
Canadian National Railway
W. A.kingsland
Esatern Lines
CO. N. R
GC. N. R
GC. N. R. Brotherhood Committees. A Letter To Mr. Mingsland
CO. N. I. New
Dominion Tron and Steel Company
Naval plans and new ship types in U S and Britain talks
London reports outline Britain Japan and United States trim naval costs by mutual agreement. Washington lists 140 ships under construction including battle cruisers light cruisers aircraft carrier Langley and long range fleet submarines with new designs and other proposed types.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Washington
Langeley
Jupiter
Daniels
General Board
United States Navy
DOES NOT FAVOR TARIFF POLICY PREM
Quebec December 28 Hon J Baron Quebec minister of agriculture responds to press intimations that he partly endorsed the Meighen tariff. He says he favors a moderate protective tariff to aid new industries without creating monopolies and supports reducing duties on agriculture essentials per the farmers memo to the tariff commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
J. Baron
Aericulture
Ottawa
Caron
Meighen
Tariff Commission
Mulrhape man confesses to 30 regional arsons
Albert Smith, 19, of Mulrhape, arrested over three months of fires in Sayette City Brownville Bellevennon areas, confessed to starting 30 fires to seek excitement, state police report.
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Uniontown
Pau
Albert Smith
Mulrhape
Sayette City
Brownville
Bellevennon
Smith
Census Tab Expenditure at $23.785 Million
The recent U.S. census cost 23.785 million dollars to conduct. The figure reflects the nationwide effort to count the population and support federal planning and representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Perley Presses Embargo Issue With Britain
Sir George Perley Canadian high commissioner says he is continually pressing the British government on the cattle embargo. He notes Canadians will not rest until they obtain a remedy for what they call a wrong, stressing the imperial war conference understanding that the embargo would be lifted, and arguing it protects against a disease not present in Canadian cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Canadian Associated Press
Jexpress
George Perley
George
Canada
Lolt
Murder Suicide In Harlem Auto Incident
In New York City at the corner of 10th Street and Seventh Avenue, Raymond Amos, a Black man, leapt onto an automobile running board and killed Lucile Warper, one of four Black passengers, then shot himself. Police seek chauffeur Charles Brown and the car with license linked to Bishop Charles Sumner Nuch. The other two passengers are Black women.
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New York
Raymond Amos
Lucile Warper
10Th Src
Seventh Avenue
Sharp Shooters
Charles Brown
Charles Sumner Nuch
Esarchy Ducing
Airplane party heading to northern oil fields
An aviation party traveling from New York toward oil fields beyond Edmonton arrived at a government air field yesterday. Lead pilot George W. Gorman says they plan to resume Thursday morning and may stop in Grand Forks or Fargo before crossing into Manitoba or Saskatchewan toward Alberta and Edmonton.
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Minneapolis
Dee
New York
Edmonton
Government Air Field
George W. Corman
Grand Forks
Fargo
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Gorman
Provincial Legislature to Convene on Tuesday in February
A notice from Vancouver Dee states the Provincial Legislature will meet on Tuesday in February. The fragment indicates a formal legislative session date but lacks full details or year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver Dee
British Labor Commission Slams Crown Forces Actions
London reports that a labor commission investigation into Ireland has issued a final report condemning crown forces for acts of turning, destruction, looting and clashes. The commission says a thing done in the name of Great Britain tarnishes its name globally and compromises the nation’s honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Labor Commission
Great Britain
Countess Markievicz jailed for two years on sedition plot
In Dublin Countess Ceor Kina Markievicz was sentenced to two years hard labor after a court martial found she conspired between 1915 and 1920 to organize Fianna Miercanne Sinn Foin Boy Scouts Society. The group is accused of plotting to murder military police and unlawful drilling. De Valera remains indisposed in New York after weeks in seclusion, secretary Clarry Boland said.
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Dublin
Ceor- Kina Markieevicz
Shh
Fianna Miercanne
Sinn Foin Boy Scouts Society
de Valera
New York
Mdamonn de Valera
Irish Republic
Clarry Boland
Halifax Policeman crushed between flatcars dies
Edward Wreda, a Canadian National Railway policeman and war veteran, was fatally crushed last night after becoming wedged between moving flatcars and a buffer in Halifax. Authorities investigated the tragic accident.
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Halifax
Edward Wredamn
Canadian National Railway
Govt’s scheme of assisting technical education grows
More than 60,000 pupils enrolled during the year ended June 20 1920 under the federal scheme of assisting technical education throughout the provinces. Of this number 51 827 attended the course and 8 512 took day training. There were 207 receiving correspondence instruction in British Columbia and Alberta announced by Dr L W Gill director of technical education.
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Ottawa
British Columbia
Alberta
L. W. Gill
Hanna Says Canadian People Support Rail Board Stand
President Hanna of the Canadian National Railways told Toronto reporters that the board will not be drawn into the conciliation board’s work on order 42. He stressed politics must stay out of railway administration and said owners of property, the people of Canada, back the board to prevent intrusion and inefficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
D. B. Hanna
C.N.R
Looik
Canadian National Railways
Kanna
City Tax Payment Extended Hours on December 11
Citizens and ratepayers may pay taxes and other charges at the Treasurer's office on Friday December 11 with extended hours until six o'clock. Payment in gas and water accounts also accepted. D Merrifield
Fiume Hostilities Suspended as D'Annunzio Wounded
Reports from Rome and London state the mayor of Fiume sought a suspension of hostilities with regular Italian forces. D'Annunzio is reported wounded. talks on capitulation are anticipated in an interview between the city mayor and Gen Ferrario. Italian premiers claim occupation by regular troops and urgency to avert a Yugoslav attack.
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Fiume
D’annunzio
Fragnaci
Wien
Rome
Fin
Caviglia
Ferrario
London
Giolitti
Italy
Trieste
Gabriele D’annunzio
Hiume
Siume
Paris
D'Annunazio
Jugo Slavia
Air lanes pledged for Imperial Oil cargoes to reach Chicago
Two large air lanes were reported sent from New York via Cleveland and Chicago to support Imperial Oil Co operations in northern fields. The captains Geaman and Won Way fi are due to depart Chicago on Christmas Day for the delivery route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmmonton
Geaman
Won
New York
Imperial Oil Co
Chicago
Cleveland
Appointment of teachers to fill staff vacancies in social boagee
At a meeting of the social boagee last evening teachers were appointed to fill vacancies on the staff. Mrs Nunnery Merrill C to Riverside school Miss Iva Holmes Bow Island to Elizabeth St school Miss Thurston Maple Creek to Montreal St Miss McTsaacs Tabor to Montreal St Miss Knox Bow Islands to Toronto St Miss Carol McConkey Medicine Hat The meeting was final for the year and a vote of thanks was given to Chairman Ireland for his service.
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Boagee
Knox
Bow Islands
Teeple
Toronto St
Carol McConkey
Medicine Hat
Gershaw
Ireland
Edison Phonograph Works to Close Indefinitely
Edison Phonograph Works in Isstorange New Jersey will close tomorrow night and remain shut indefinitely the record department will not be affected company officials cited general business conditions as the reason for the closing affecting 600 employees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Record Dept
Isstorange
N. J
Thomas A. Idison, Inc
Death of Noted Writer Prof Auguste Harbonnier
Renowned author Prof Auguste C. C. Harbonnier has died. The writer was widely recognized for his literary contributions and public scholarship. Funeral arrangements were not disclosed.
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Auguste C. C. Harbonnier
Stewart Awarded Government Work on the Gold Coast
Vancouver dispatch reports Major Cees Tow Stewart and associates were awarded British Government work on the Gold Coast for a project totaling $1768 as advised by sources in London. The notice notes the assignment and outlines the monetary scope tied to the Gold Coast facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gea
Stewart
Gold Coast
Vancouver
Cees
Cif Ang Hie Associates
Apocan
Fiert Am
Cing
Prohibition order and a fatal house accident reported
A military pupae restriction and a penalty clause are noted with a prohibition order. Fanny Poulton died at a house visit in St Johns Nifd after slipping into a well while trying to fill a water bucket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Poulton
St. Johns
Nifd
Third CAL Reunion and Sukker at Armory Tonight
The Armory hosts the third CAL reunion and suicker at 8 o'clock evening with a strong program. Performances include Red Clit and Medicine Hat talent as part of an extended broadcast to all 1914 and 1045 star holders.
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CAL
Reunion
Suicker
Armory
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Felix Diaz
Guatemala
Mexico City
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Liberty Hall
Geo. Perley
Tith
Himeele
130Th St
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Ole
Emerald Isle
Marmeviegl
GOVT
Asoloting
Tegan Cal Educations
Hanna
Rheina, Dee
Joe Wolfe
D. Merrifield
Aly Haddo
Edison Phonograph Works
Hulitarich
InterAllied Rhine Commission
Tierra Sohoate
83Rd Cal
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