Irish Dail debates treaty amid expected early vote
Dublin dispatch reports Dail Eireann reopening sharp debate over Arthur Griffiths ratification motion and De Valeras alternative. Opponents critique the pact while backers say it delivers Ireland’s aims, with Pierce Beasley defending the treaty and Countess Markiewicz denouncing its terms. Cardinal Logue urged prayers at Armagh Cathedral for deliverance from rejection.
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Pierce ‘Beasley
Cardinal Logue
Armagh
Dublin
Dail Eireann
Arthur Griffith
Eamonn de Valera
Art O’connor
South Kildare
Dail
Trish
Pierce Beasley
County Kerry
Oreaking
Sinn Fein
O'Connor
Ireland
Beasley
Michael Collins
Countess Markiewicz
Republic claimed in India as Gandhi policy altered
A cablegram reports a section of India's Nationalists proclaiming a republic with Gandhi as head and a defense oriented stance. The American Commission says provincial governments are organized and a central government exists, while authorities pledge US support and extend boycotts to individuals.
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Washington
India
Mahatma Gandhi
all-India National Congress
M. Ghose
American Commission
United States
Wig
Norris
Nebraska
Walsh
Massachusetts
Ghose
Republic of the
United States of India
Britain
Quebec Liberals push titles for Canadians in parliament
A dispatch from Quebec reports Liberal leaders will push to restore knighthood and British honors for Canadians in the next parliament. They anticipate limits and expect the issue to be debated on the house floor amid Western opposition.
Snowed-In Tracks Cleared After Halifax Blizzard
Halifax January 3. More than 15000 dollars and three and a half days work by about 500 men cleared the Nova Scotia tramways and power company's tracks. All lines back in service after Friday's blizzard.
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Blizaard
Halifax
Newaerds
Nova Scotia Tramways and Power Company
Alberta Highways Commission proposal meets stiff opposition
Alberta municipal district executives and the provincial cabinet are set to discuss a highways commission on January 11. Officials favor a five member board under the public works department with a government commissioner as chairman, while the delegates seek changes to their independent model. The government is unlikely to modify core provisions despite the convention's disapproval. Tobacco price comparisons feature in a separate Cleveland suit noting higher costs since 1914.
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Edmonton
Alberta Municipal Districts’ Association
Alberta
Execuive
Alex. Ross
Department of Public Works
Ross
Municipal Districts Association
G W V A Executive Call for 8 O'clock Meeting
A G W V A executive committee meeting is scheduled for 8 o clock tomorrow night. All members are urged to attend due to important business. Gladys M. I Rhodes seeks divorce in Portland Maine claiming marriage in 1916 at age 13 to avoid schooling.
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G.W.V.A. Executive
Gladys M. I Rhhodes
Portland
Earthquake Shakes Panama City Without Damage
An earthquake lasting about a minute hit Panama City at one o clock Monday. The center was about 60 miles away, shaking the city but causing no damage here or along the Panama Canal.
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Panama
Panama Canal
Russian Relief Meeting at City Hall Urges Aid
A meeting is planned at City Hall tomorrow at 4 o clock to organize relief for Russian famine sufferers. All interested are urged to attend to help plan food and clothing aid efforts.
Must Be Patient and Seek Recovery in Western Canada
In a financial survey M O Hammond argues after-war mood will give way to deflation and hard work. He notes optimism for a revival, with Western Canada suffering from low grain prices and poor weather. Sir Edmund Walker urges patience from banks as farmers endure hardship, while J Beemister Paine wins $1500 damages from a Pacific Great Eastern Railway motor car collision.
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Toronto
M. O. Hammond
Toronto Globe
Mr. Hammond
West
Grammond
Canadian Prairie West
Canada
Les i
Canadien
Edmund Walker
Canadian Bank of Commerce
J. Beemister Paine
North Vancouver
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Senator Penrose Dies After Brief Illness in Washington
Senator Bote Penrose of Pennsylvania died in Washington after a short illness at age 61. Doctors said pulmonary thrombosis caused the heart failure, with physician Dr. Rey D. Adams present along with two nurses. He had just recovered enough to be seen as likely to return to the Senate next week.
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Washington
Bote Penrose
Pennsylvania
Penrose
Senate
Chaiman
Rey D. Adams
Adams
Senator Penrose
Barrie Wins Order of Merit in New Year Honors
London announces Sir James M. Barrie as the foremost recipient of the Order of Merit for literature and drama. Four new peers created, including Sir James Buchanan and Sir Robert Nivison, plus new knights and dames. George 8. Digby is hospitalized after swallowing aniline oil.
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London
Associated Press
James M. Barrie
Itdoyd George
A. J. Balfour
Lord Morley
Thomas Hagdy
James Buchanan
Robert Nivison
Joseph Watson
Francis V. Willey
Bradford
Boston
New Knights
Gerald du Maurier
Charles Hawtrey
James Jebusa Shannon
Landon Ronalu
William Herbert Hedrman
Joseph Reed
Press Association
Marchioness Curzon
Kedleston
Foreign Affairs
J. Monroe Hinds
United States
Brazil
Alfred Duggan
Bueno Aires
Hughes
Mediation Sought Over Shantung Deadlock
Government officials report Arthur J. Balfour and a senior secretary have been approached by the Chinese arms delegation to mediate the deadlock with Japan over Shantung. The move was learned today on high authority.
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Wash Netou, Jun
Arthur J. Balfour
Shantung
Igh
New Year Violence Flare Across Cities From Coast to Coast
Across New York Chicago and San Francisco New Year's celebrations turned violent as prohibition enforcement clashed with revelry. NYC saw four deaths 16 hospitalized knife wounds and many summonses as raids intensified. Chicago reported over 200 arrests and a notably dry night. San Francisco reported injuries to officials amid a wave of new liquor incidents.
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New York
Knickecbocker
Broadway
Prohibition Office
Reisenweber
Dyeonwich Villa
Evening Telegram Today
William Anderson
State Saloon League
Brondway
Kate Kosmack
East Side
Broome Street
Bowery
Reizenweder
John Gorman
Greenwich
Washington Square
Chicago
Prohibition
Fitzmorris
Charles A. Gregory
Loop
San Francisco
E. Forrest Mitchell
Elton McMahon
L. Plant
Wasco
Kern County
Fresno
Mitchell
Los Angeles
Protestant Surge in Hamilton Municipal Elections
In Hamilton on January 3, early in the new year, Protestants won decisive council seats as Roman Catholic candidates were defeated. The Protective Association was reworded, and the pattern showed Protestant majorities in wards with Catholic presence, prompting discussion of religious influence on the vote.
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Denver
Cal
Self Butte
Mont
Butte
Earl Drew
New Orleans
Ersons
Hamilton
Manitoba Alberta conference on administration issues
Winnipeg January 3 Manitoba and Alberta government members plan a Wednesday conference on general administration. Key topics include natural resources and West Canada Colonization Association immigration land sales legislation. Attorney General Brownlee and Premier Greenfield are expected to attend.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Alberta
Wests Canada Colonization Association
Brownlee
Ofberta
Greenfield
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