Sinn Fein split looms as Free State ratified in Ireland
Dublin reports the South Ireland Parliament unanimously ratified the Anglo Irish treaty creating the Irish Free State. Provisional government names ministers including Michael Collins while De Valera and key opponents are absent. The Sinn Fein executive votes to convene a 3000 delegate convention on February 7 to decide its future and possible split over the treaty.
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Dublin
Dail
George Gavan Duffy
Free State
The
Sinn Vein
Arthur Griffith
Griffith
Ernest Blythe
Trade and Commerce
Joseph McGrath
Markievicz
Michael Hayeem
Sinn Fein
Ary
Hamann
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Ireland
Sinn
Dall
Thody
Mansion House
Conference aims to canvass school salaries in Swift Current
Text notes that representatives from surrounding municipalities will attend a conference in Swift Current on January 28 to discuss school district finances and possible salary reductions. Some trustees believe $5.00 per day is all they can pay, following heart to heart talks in recent weeks.
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Swift Current
Hunter Marley Theal Found Dead After Accident
In River Herbert Nova Scotia on January 4, Marley Theal aged 18 was found dead in the woods after a gun exploded while he hunted. A large wound to the chest and burned clothing were reported.
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River Herbert
N.S
Marley ‘Theal
Here
Red Cross Appeal Launched by Alberta Premier
Premier Horbert Greenfield endorses a Red Cross campaign to raise 30000 to 40000 for clothing distribution to drought stricken areas in Alberta. The Alberta Government and Red Cross coordinated effort has exhausted funds and seeks support to cover purchases and ongoing relief for the season.
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Edmonton
Red Cross Society of Alberta
Government of
Alberta
Red Cross
Edmonton liquor ruling restricts drug company vendors
Edmonton officials say incorporated drug companies cannot legally buy liquor. Deputy Attorney General Browning confirms the ruling after Judge Lees dismissed an appeal by Edmonton Wine and Liquor Co. The decision targets 90 percent of druggists who organize as companies to limit liability. The department will not seek court action to challenge the rule.
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Edmonton
Edmonton Wine and Spirit Co
Lewis
Browning
Incorporated
Edmonton Wine and Liquor Company
Lees
Alverta
Pharaceutical
Drugeiste
Lost Leadership Declared in Versailles Pact Debate
Woodrow Wilson wrote a letter dated January to John H. Williams of San Francisco, published by The Bulletin, outlining a view on the Versailles treaty and U.S. world leadership. The piece frames Wilson’s stance as defining the United States role after World War I.
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San Francisco
Woodrow Wilson
Hinson Janee
John H. Williams
Bulletin
Senate
Versailles
United States
Mrs Greenfield Dies After Ontario Hospital Operation
Mrs. Herbert Greenfield died this morning at General hospital following a failed operation. Born Adelaide Township Ontario in 1871, she married Herbert Greenfield in 1890 and moved to Westlock Alberta in 1908. Funeral services set for Tuesday in McDonell church with burial in Edmonton. Hon. George Hoadley acting premier.
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Edmonton
Herbert Greenfield
Prémier Greenfield
Géneral Hospital
Greenfield
Samuel Harris
Mary J. Harris
Strathrey
Ont
Old Home
Adelaide
Westlock
Alberta
McDongett
Liberal member-elect McMurray denies resignation plan
Winnipeg date January 14 report states E. J. McMurray Liberal member-elect for North Winnipeg refused to resign to open his seat for Charles Stewart Minister of the Interior. He said he has no intention to quit and that electors will decide if such a proposal should be entertained.
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Winnipeg
E. J. McMurray
Liberal
North Winnipeg
Charles Stewart
Provincial Seed Fair Prize Lists Available at Chamber
Secretary Richardson of the Cham ber of Commerce reports prize lists and entry forms for the 14th animal Agberta Provincial Seed Fair at Calgary from February 13 to 16. Anyone interested may obtain them by calling at the Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Richardson
Chamber of Coenenae
Animal Agberta
Calgary
Chamber of Commerce
Trades Council Selects Offall
A Trades and Labor Council meeting drew strong delegate attendance to plan year activities. Arrangements secure larger quarters in the Moose hall. Officers named include President Ald. B. W. Bellamy and Vice President R. Shaw with Currie Milburn and Wharton in key posts. Upcoming meeting set for Friday February 10.
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Trades and Labor Council
Trades and Labor Rooms
Trades Council
Moose
Ald. B
W. Bellamy
R. Shaw
Carmen
P. Currie
Bricklayers
G. Milburn
W. Wharton
Civic Empolyees
Sculthorp
Cougley
McCartney
Rutledge
Shaw
Unsworth
Bellamy
Sculthorpe
Cousley
Currie
Friady
Hamilton Power Co y Cuts Wages
Hamilton power company announces a seven cent an hour pay cut for all Dominion Power and Transmission Co employees on Hamilton Street Railway and suburban lines including shopmen. Thirty days notice given after fare opposition led to service cuts. The article notes a proverb about timing and silence.
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Hamilton
Dominion’ Power and’ Transmission Company
Hargilton Street Railway
Notable passengers and Everest climber voyage to St John
St John special dispatch notes Empress of Britain arrivals F E Meredith of Montreal and Brigadier General A G L McNaughton with Mrs McNaughton. Dr A W Wakefield, famed climber, sails for Liverpool to join Royal Geographical Society expedition toward Mount Everest with 6 climbers including Major Oliver Wheeler and others. previous ascent reached 28 000 feet.
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St. John
N.B
Britain
F. E. Meredith
K.C
Montreal
A. G. L. McNaughton
M.G
F. B. Meredith
K. C
England
Canadian Pacific Company
Meredith
A. W. Wakefield
Liverpool
Royal Geographical Society
The
Alpine Club
London
Switzerland
Fir
Wakefield
Everest
Mount
British Empire
Oliver Wheeler
British Columbia
Messrs
Mallory
Bullock
Somerville
Europe
Torpedo Boats Seen as Best Defensive Craft in War Reports
Cannes dispatch asserts submarines pose greater danger to merchant vessels than warships. The article argues that torpedo boats and not submarines are the preferred defense for merchant ships, reflecting late war conclusions.
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Cannes
Tata
Sinn Fein prisoners released in Belfast
Ninety six Sinn Fein prisoners were released this morning in Belfast amid heavy guard by soldiers and police. No public demonstration occurred as crowds gathered outside the prison area.
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Belfast
Ion Fein
Anglo Belgian Pact Tentative Accord Reported
Paris January 14 Foreign Minister Jasper of Belgium announced a tentative British Belgian pact. Great Britain promised aid in case of any attack on Belgium or violation of its territory.
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Paris
Jasper
Belgium
Great Britain
City of Medicine Hat 1922 Assessment Roll Notice
The assessment roll for the year 1922 is prepared and open to inspection at City Hall from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on judicial days except Saturdays, and until midday on Saturdays. Ratepayers may lodge objections in writing within twenty days of this notice at the city office.
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Germany
Munich
Simplicissimus
Aes
Sith
Horbert Greenfield
Incorporated Drug Companies
Sfick
Marine Service
North
Winniner
SERD
Offall
Hamilton Power Coy
Gamsbridge University
London College of Physicians and Surgeons
M.R.C.S
Canada
Labrador
Royal National
Newfoundland
Inice
Untain
Witzerland
Megantic
Quebec
Lloyd George
Brench
Sinn Feiners
J. Dickson
4Th Ave. On-the-Hill
City OF
Medicine Hat
WM. Hall
Josephine Booth-Clibborn
Fifth Avenue Church
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