Irish Dail Eireann discusses new amity treaty amendment
The Dail Eireann reassembled to consider a revised amendment by Eamon de Valera proposing a treaty of amity and association between Ireland and Britain and the British Commonwealth. Delegates debated the peace proposal as nine days of debate conclude with a division planned for tomorrow or Friday.
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Trefeid
Community of Nations
British Commonwealth
Great Britain
Dail Eireann
Dublin
Jan
de Wien
Dail Kyearn
Dail
Battleship North Dakota Collides With British Schooner
Boston Jan 4 The U S battleship North Dakota reported by wireless a collision with the British schooner Reytley off Cape Cod last night The schooner was said to be in need of immediate assistance and a naval boat was sent for repairs No one was injured
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Boston
United States
North Dakota
Collison
Reytley
Cape Cod
Men Placed By Local Employment Office In Past Year
The office placed 2643 men in steady work across sectors including Agriculture 834 Building and construction 110 Commercial 50 General labor 638 Professional 10 Railway construction 658 Railway operation 16 Quarrying 20 Domestic 63 and Miscellaneous 219. Women gardens 254 in Agriculture 79 Domestic 171 Casuals 121. Seventy four transferred between provinces and districts. Arrests totaled 43152 in St Louis in last fiscal year.
Alberta Federation of Labor Invited to Lethbridge
Alderman Bellamy announced at the city council meeting that the Alberta Federation of Labor will hold its annual convention in Lethbridge next week. The council authorized Mayor Huackvile to extend a formal invitation for the year’s convention to be held in Medicine Hat the following year. Bellamy also pledged to personally deliver the invitation on behalf of the council.
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Ald
Bellamy
Alberta Federation of Labor
Lethbridge
Mayot Huackvile
Medicine Hat
Conpell
Port Arthur
Ont
Imitad
Huckvale
Gounell Andite
San Tarust
Harony
New Peace Dollar Debuts with Liberty Crest and Dove
The 1921 peace dollar, first of the new design by the Philadelphia mint, features Liberty on the obverse and a dove on a mountaintop with the word peace. The coin will bear the year of striking and remain in use for 25 years unless changed by law. About 130,000,900 dollars in the new design will be minted, with efforts to produce at least 500,000 dated 1921 to prevent a shortage and premiums from collectors.
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Washington
Dan. O
Philadelphia
Harding
Liberty
Whisky price rise announced by Ontario dispensaries
Toronto reports an upcoming price increase for Scotch and Irish whiskies at Ontario government dispensaries effective January 9. Previous day saw a cut in Canadian ales and porters. Distillers warn Canadian whiskies may rise as well, due to higher charges to dispensaries.
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Toronto
Ontario
Riverside Mayor Brown Not Notified Yesterday
Riverside California reports I V W Brown, cited as mayor, was not tailed yesterday as mayor.
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Riverside, Calif
I. V. W. Brown
Ontario Still Votes In Favor Of Hydro Plans
Ontario voters approve two hydro by laws and a railway purchase plan. Toronto and Niagara area by laws carry while Ottawa electoral results favor franchise extension but oppose municipal ownership. Port Arthur ratifies paper mill project with substantial employment impact and shipyard activity.
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Ontario
HYDRO
Rerenta
Jan. S
Toronto
Nievara Peninsula
Niagara, St. Catharines
Ottawa
Otttawa
Ottawa Electric Railway Company
Great War Veterans’ Association
Frank U. Plant
Joseph Kent
Board of Control
Welcoming New Aldermen and City Fiscal Focus
The mayor, addressing the city council, urges harmony and strict economy to meet expenses and reduce debt. He calls for reviewing departmental estimates, potential charter amendments, and safeguards against long term costs. A special gas holdings committee is proposed to monitor private gas rights.
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Caligary
Canada to Introduce a Five Cent Nickel Coin
Ottawa reports that Canada will mint a five cent nickel this week. The new coin follows the same procedure as the one cent piece, with requisition of the new coin and continued circulation of the older nickel.
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Canada
Ohler
Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Tomorrow
The directors of the chamber of commerce will meet at 12 15 noon tomorrow at the Morel Ceil.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Chamber of
W% Mimerce
Morel Ceeil
Unlikely Premier King May Stay in Denver Weeks
Ottawa reports Premier King unlikely to return for another week due to his ill brother in Denver. No firm return date. cabinet meetings paused. Archie McCoig may fill Senator Crothers seat. Conservatives may challenge ministers on railway policy.
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Otayo
Peenmier King
Ottawa
Denver
Macdonwell King
Fieldings
Mr. King
Ot'ana
Elert King
MacDougall King
King
Archie McCoig
Senator Crothers
Senate
Murdock
Potley
Annual Sunday School Rally at Pitth Ave Church
The Pitth Ave church hosted its annual Sunday school rally on New Year’s Day at 2 30 pm with auditorium and gallery full. About 1550 young people attended the largest crowd yet, alongside teachers officers pastors and parents.
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Pitth Ave
Hector Lang
A. F. Andrews
Wilson
Regue
City Council appoints chairmen of committees
At the first meeting of the year council, Alds. named committee chairs including Assessment, Legislation and Reception Ald. Dell. Electric Ald. Fawcett. Finance Ald. Davidson. Fire Ald. Bellamy. Gas Ald. Bannan. Police Tealtie and Releer Ald. Simpson. Public Works Parks and Markets Alds. Cunliffe. Water Ald. Bell.
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Dell
Electric
Fawcett
Davidson
Bellamy
Bannan
Police
Tealtie and
Releer
Simpson
Alds
Cunliffe
Bell
Ilerman
Excelsior
W. J. Little
Hill Road
Fe Council
Ald. Delt
Riverside Park
Public Works Committee
Port Credit Man Found Dead In Garage
Arthur Callender of Port Credit Ontario was found dead in his garage yesterday morning from asphyxiation after an engine was left running to warm up and he could not back out. Millions of pounds of tobacco will be shipped from Ontario to Europe in
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Toronto
Arthur Callender
Port Credit
Ontario
Europe
Winnipeg M P McMurray Heads to Ottawa for Offer
Speculation swirls over KH J McMurray Liberal member elect for North Winnipeg leaving for Ottawa. Reports say he may be offered under secretaryship in the interior department or grooming in labor, with immigration duties shaping the choice.
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Winnipeg
Ottawa
J. McMurray
North
McMurray
W. L. Mackenzie King
Department of Interior
Department of Labor
Department of the Interior
Worl
Chicago society wedding postponed due to bride illness
At Fourth Presbyterian church Miss Mary Jainden Baker and Alnster McCormick's wedding was postponed as Baker, daughter of broker Alfred L. Baker, fell ill after dressing in her gown. The Rev Dr John Timothy Stone cited her nervous temperament and noted a brief collapse prior to the ceremony. McCormick and his parents denied engagement rumors.
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Chicago
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Heas
Mary Jainden Baker
Alnster McCormick
Misa Baker
Court of Revision Sets January 27 for 1922 Assessment
At last night's city council session the body formed a court of revision to review the 1922 assessment. The session scheduled for January 27 runs from 10 to 12:30 a.m. and from 5 to 8 p.m.
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