British Labour Holds Ireland Self-Determination Conference
London December 29 British organized labor moves to back Irish self determination at a parliamentary labour party conference. Commission members detailed observations in Ireland accusing crown forces of reprisals while a campaign to challenge government policy is set for Manchester January 17 to February 15 in London. A G Cameron called the report the most serious indictment of British governance in Ireland.
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London
Parliamentary Labor Party
Ivaland
Aresales
Manchester
A. G. Cameron
Inquiry Commission
Ireland
Reunion of 3rd C.M.R. and 1st Alberta unit at Armoury
About one hundred members of the SRO C.M.A. gathered at the Armoury last night for a smoker style reunion. Sgt J W Plummer presided as Major Dawson and Major Mort of the 1st Alberta Regiment attended and spoke briefly. Capt C A Pingle praised the regiment’s history and duty in peace as the city’s 1st Regiment was raised here.
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C. 8
Pingle
3Rd C.M. RR
J. W. Plummer
Sergt
Major Llallworth
Robert Allan
W. J. Harper
J. Gray
Messrs Jlarper
Gray
Morgan Williams
Weir. Anmong
Major Dawson
O. C
1St Alberta Regiment
3Rd
C.m.m.'s
Mort
C. &. Pingle
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Path of International Disarmament Leads to Safety
New York World publishes excerpts from European leaders urging steps toward disarmament. Lord Beaverbrook and Lord Bryce advocate naval holidays and early parliaments to limit armaments. Senator Johnson supports a five-power agreement to prevent future wars. Japan’s Jiji Shimpo urges moderating its 1925 naval buildup if others curb arms.
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Beaverbrook Calls British Cattle Embargo Moral Issue
Lord Beaverbrook in the Daily Express criticizes the British embargo on Canadian cattle as harming imperial ties. He argues Canadians feel betrayed and that once the British public grasps the wrong, they will push the government to act. The Times carries Sir George Perley’s letter on the same topic, amplifying discussion in Britain.
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Canadian Associated Press
Lord Beaverbrook
Daily Express
Canada
the Times
George Perley
Snowbound Streets Hit City for First Time This Season
New York reports a winter storm starting at 8 p.m. and continuing past midnight blanketing streets with over one inch of snow in the greatest depth so far this season.
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New York
Pershing Accepts Role as Grand Marshal for Harding Inauguration
General Pershing in a telegram from Rosyth New York tonight accepted an invitation to serve as grand marshal of the parade for the inauguration of President elect Harding.
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Rosyth
N.Y
Harding
Big Gung for Panama Canal
Washington reports the House appropriations committee plans to shield the Panama Canal with impregnable defenses. Proposals include the largest caliber artillery, long range rifles on an offshore island, and an elaborate railway track system to deploy heavy guns.
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Associated Press
Panama Canal
House Committee On
War Department
Lo Water
Pacific Entrance
Comittee
Atlantic Entrance
Wouse
Earthquake Strikes Willows Cabana Area Early Morning
An earthquake measured at 90 severity shook Calle Willows Cab. Dee at 2 15 this morning awakening all residents. Reported no damage has occurred to date.
VOTING DAY SET FOR MEDICINE HAT SOUTHERN IRRIGATION DISTRICT
Mr. C. G. Edwards, acting under the irrigation districts act, has fixed December 1 as the voting day on forming the Medicine Hat Southern Irrigation District and for electing a three member board. Polling will be at the Chamber of Commerce from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Irrigation Districts
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Jewish farmers from Liptoy move to Palestine in spring exodus
Eighteen Jewish farmers from Liptoy district Saskatchewan plan to relocate to Palestine this spring, joining four Winnipeg families and others. Zionist commission notes global Jewish migration and new immigration bars. Separately, a dry dock contract for Esquimalt has been awarded to P Lyall and Son of Vancouver.
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Liptoy, Sask
Distriet
Palestine
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Strange Lands
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Canaida
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Vancouver
All Bank View of Connor Entry in Peterboro Byelection
Peterboro Ontario December 29 A Labor Party bid looms around W F Connor KC formerly of the Board of Commerce with Ottawa hints but labor leaders say Ottawa feelers fall on deaf ears.
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West Peterboro
Ottawa
Peterboro
Grain Growers Plan Manitoba Political Move
Delegations from rural Manitoba constituencies arrange a Winnipeg conference with Premier Meighen. The Grain Growers plan to organize for a provincial entry at Brandon January 11 with an election before March 1. The premier to spend New Year at Portage la Prairie before returning to Ottawa next week.
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Meighen
Law Society
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Norris
Brandon
Portage la Prairie
Ottawa
Japan and Six Votes editorial on U S Japan treaty
The News editorial discusses the proposed treaty between the United States and Japan about immigration and alien land ownership in California. It argues the agreement promises to remove friction between the two nations and notes its U S California implications.
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Japan
the News
U.S
California
City Treasurer Extends Tax Payment Window to Friday
Citizens are told two days remain to pay taxes and other charges. The Treasurer's office will receive payments until 9 PM Friday to avoid a 10 percent interest charge. Gas and water accounts may also be paid that evening.
Fiume Surrenders Power as Capitulation Terms Arranged
Paris reports Italian forces suspend fighting at Fiume as delegates meet General Ferrario to accept capitulation terms. D Annunzio transfers powers to the Fiume Communal Council while Mayor Gigante and Captain Hostventuri act as spokesmen. Truce through noon and a morning conference set to finalize peace.
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Paris
Gabriel D’annunzio
Rome
Ferracio
Abbasia
Gabriel D'Annunzio
Finme Communisy Council
Caviglia
D'Annunazio
Stolen Money Chest Found Near Kansas City
Detectives recovered a strong box containing 350,000 in checks and drafts after five armed robbers pulled a Express Company motor truck in Kansas City. The box was found near Kansas City, Kansas, with most of the money scattered outside the chest.
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Kansas City
American Railway Express Company
Kansas
Snow loader proves successful in Chicago test
Chicago reports the snow loading machine performed its initial test after yesterday's snowfall. Claimed to be among the first in the country the device did the work of 72 trucks and 60 men, marking a notable efficiency boost for city snow removal efforts.
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Chicago
Next Allied Premiers Conference May Be London or Paris
Paris dispatch notes Labour tensions in England push the next allied premiers conference to be held in London or Paris rather than Nice. News reports cite Lloyd George and British labour conditions as shaping the choice.
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Paris
Lloyd George
England
Nice
Whi
Auto Dealers Await Audience With Sir Henry Drayton
A delegation of about 50 automobile dealers from across the Dominion will meet Sir Henry Drayton, minister of finance, in Ottawa to press for a refund of the Luxury Tax paid on unsold cars when the tax was lifted.
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Ottawa
Dominion
Sir Henry Drayton
Pastor attacked by mob in Detroit church rush
Rev. Harry G. Miley of St. Pauls English Evangelical church was mistaken for a thief while hurrying to his church with communion cups. He was stopped and badly beaten by a crowd, knocked down twice, kicked, and his face cut as he identified himself.
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Titel
Detroit
Mich
Harry G. Miley
St. Paul’s
Hamilton Goungh Paageo Unemployment Resolution
Hamilton Goungh Paageo reports the Hamilton city council passed a resolution calling Premier Drury to appoint a commission to investigate causes of unemployment and prevent future shortages. It urges coordination with federal immigration authorities to prevent labor market overstocking and to start government projects providing work for the unemployed.
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Hamilton
Drury
BERMS ANTAGONISTIC NOTE ON FORTRESS DISMOUNTING DEMAND
Berlin reports a government note to the Council of Ambassadors in Paris protesting the central commission demand to dismount guns from fortresses on Germanys southern and eastern frontiers. It claims the order violates the peace treaty by allowing fortresses to stay as they were on January 20.
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Berlin
Paris
Central Commission
Germany
Arrest Attendants in Connection With Death of Patient
Three Ontario hospital officials John Morgan night supervisor William J Kee and Charles Grant attendants were arrested and held as witnesses in the death of John Cotrell at the asylum. Cotrell died shortly after admission and marks on his body suggest abuse. An inquest has been opened.
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Toronto
Ontario Hospital For the Insane
John Morgan
William J. Kee
Charles Grant
John Cotrell
Cotrell
Stew Shop Sun Floes and T No Rson Vy
Fragmentary OCR reads as a local shop note about sun floes and a cryptic riser. Details unclear due to garbled text. no clear events, names, or places identifiable.
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