Military censorship tight in Dublin signals insurgent moves
London dispatch reports a Dublin army council formation and staff reorganizing seen as warning of upcoming actions by Irish insurgents in the south and west. A strict military censorship suppresses details while rebels like those around Tullamore prepare for further attacks.
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London
Dublin
National Army
Ireland
Middl
Wedgtern
Tullamore
Kins County
Belfast
Canadian Railways Revise Pay Rates Pending Negotiations
Winnipeg July 18 The Railway Association of Canada reports its member railways failed to reach an understanding on reducing wages. Notice dated June 11 1922 outlines a plan to cut rates by seven cents per hour for most crafts and nine cents for freight carmen, effective thirty days from date. The action follows a wage agreement with Division No 4 AFL.
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Winnipeg
Railway Association of Canada
Canadian Railways
Division No
American Federation of Labor
Carmen
Major Blake Reaches Bagdad on Flight
British aviator Major Blake arrives in Bagdad at 4 pm after departing from Ziza Palestine during an attempted flight around the world. The journey was reported from the July scene as he proceeds toward the intended circumnavigation.
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Bagdad
Majter Blake
Ziza
Palestine
Sia
Forest Fire Fends Off Threats to Nanaimo and Cumberland
Vancouver reports indicate fires on Vancouver Island were held in check this morning after last night’s danger to Nanaimo and Cumberland. Strong winds eased, hundreds of firefighters at Bevan and near coal mines Cumberland guarded communities. a sawmill and homes were lost at Bevan yesterday as flames spread.
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Vancouver
Nanaimo
Cumberland
Vancouver Island
No. 4
Bevan
Car Collision At Second And South Railway Streets
At about 11 20 this morning a car driven by T A Norton of Coleridge collided with Col McGregor s car at the intersection of Second and South Railway streets. Norton tried to stop but the brakes failed. Both cars sustained very slight damage.
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T. A. Norton
Coleridge
Col. McGregor
Second
South Railway
Justice Mantinue Rejects Expert Testimony in Habeas Case
In Montreal on July 14 Justice Mantinue refused to hear Dr. Tetreault of Longue Pointe asylum unless he testified on fact matters in a habeas corpus case. Ernes tine Menard, wife of Yvonne Lamontagne, was alleged detained against her will. Mrs Lamontagne attended court and said she was content to stay in the asylum. The judge questioned whether to quash the writ, noting the extraordinary nature of the case.
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Montreal
Delorme
Justice Martinue
Tetreault
Longue Pointe Asylum
Ernestine Menard
Yvonne Lamontagne
Logate Drilling Site Chosen for Many Island Lake Field
H W Scramlin of the Snake River Royalty Syndicate engages J H Rogers as foreman for the camp. Lumber has been hauled and construction will start. Roy Lebkicher and Scramlin locate the syndicate's first well east of the Community Old Wells Limited and Medicine Slat Development Company well.
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Snake River Syndicate
H. W. Scramlin
Snake River
Roy Lebkicher
Scramlin
Old Wells Limited
Medicine Slat Development Company
Strike Threatens Rail Action As Shopmen Sit Tight
Chicago reports say maintenance of way workers threaten fresh walkouts amid the ongoing shopmen strike. Violence flares in Texas Oklahoma and Missouri as President Harding seeks mail service and renewed talks. Grable faces pressure from chief stewards over coordinated action while pledges to hold firm falter.
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Chicago
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Harding
Northwest
E. ¥. Grable
U. S. United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way
Grable
General Minchin Dead in Ireland At Tippe rary
Major General Frederick Falkiner Minchin former military adviser to the minister of munitions in 1915 died at Tipperary. He traveled to the United States during the war to organize ammunition supply.
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London
Frederick Falkiner Minchin
Tipperary
Minchin
United States
Canada Cabinet Shakeup Speculation Amid Ottawa Talks
Ottawa reports say W S Fielding will not stay in the King cabinet and Walter Mitchell is unlikely to replace him. The piece notes Fielding’s retirement wish due to poor health, Crerar and Hudson figures being courted, and possible shifts split among Ontario and Manitoba Liberals. A vacancy in the Manitoba judiciary is expected to go to former premier William Martin.
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Ottawa
W. S. Fielding
King
Walter Mitchell
Quebec
Lomer Gouin
Mr. Mitchell
Gouin
Mitchell
Fielding
Crerar
Mackenzie
George PL Graham
Graham
Motherwell
William Martin
Canadian railway shopmen seek conciliation over wage cuts
Montreal July 14 railway shopmen on Canadian lines have appealed for a conciliation board over wage cuts announced by the Canadian Railways' Association. The cuts, five to nine cents per hour, affect about 40 000 car and locomotive workers. Division No. 4 Wage Schedule Committee denounces the move as illegal and a breach of the Industrial Disputes Investigation Act. The railways claim the action is a temporary withholding of part of wages pending further negotiations.
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Montreal
Canadian Railways’ Association
Division No. 4
Railway Association
New Executive Elected by Associated Veterans of Canada
In Toronto after General Riley announced partial office closure until fall, the veteran group debated at Queen's Park and elected a new executive, with General Riley among those resigning.
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Assoc. Veterans OF Can
Gen. Riley
Queen Park
Toronto
Esccutive
Riley
Queen's Park
Associated Veterans of Canada
Union Leaders Ready to Reject Govt Arbitration Plan
Washington dispatch reports John L. Lomis president of the United Mine Workers and top national officers plan to urge union groups to reject the government arbitration proposal to end the coal strike after President Harding offered mediation.
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Washington
John L. Lomis
United Mine Workers
Harding
City Market Prices for Beef Veal Mutton and More
Prices at the city market today list beef at te ib and up veal at se and up mutton and pork 12c and up butter 25 to 30 cents per pound eggs 2 dozen for 40c live fowl 50c and up and green vegetables 5c per bunch.
New York Papers Endorse King's Permanent Peage Pact
New York papers endorse Premier Mackenzie King's plan to frame a permanent treaty with the United States to perpetuate the Rush-Bagot ideals. The World highlights border peace history and calls for expanded cooperation including fisheries and potential rail and telegraph developments. Washington reports King and Canadian ministers briefed on a permanent arms limit treaty for the Great Lakes and St Lawrence, with discussions on fisheries, waterways, and defense restructuring.
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New York
King
New York World
U.S
Mackenzie King
Canada
United States
the World
Alaskan
Washington
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
George P. Graham
National Defense
Hughes
State Department
British Columbia
St. Lawrence Waterways
House of Commons
Department of National Defence
Dash for Liberty Ends in Recapture in Prince Albert
Prince Albert July 13 M Haluska, serving a six months term in the provincial jail, attempted to break free this morning and fled into the woods toward Clouston before Corporal Fieldhouse of the Saskatchewan provincial police recaptured him.
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Prince Albert
M. Haluska
Corporal Fieldhouse
Saskatchewan
Clouston
George Wallace Drowns When Canoe Capsizes at Port Dalhousie
George Wallace aged 25 drowned at Port Dalhousie in Count when his canoe capsized. The incident occurred while he was boating, authorities reported.
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George Wallace
Port Dalhousie
Cnt
Ottawa appoints D Arcy Scott to head railway conciliation
Ottawa July 14 D Arcy Scott of Ottawa was named by the labor minister to chair the board of conciliation between the Canadian Pacific Railway and station agents telegraph operators dispatchers and linemen. The dispute concerns wages with Gillen Toronto representing the company and David Campbell Winnipeg representing the workers.
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Ottawa
D’arcy Scott
Minister of Labor
Canadian Pacific Railway
Gillen
Toronto
David Campbell
Winnipeg
Hague Conference Near End as Talks Break Down
The Hague July 14 conferees on Russian affairs decided no further joint meetings with Soviet representatives will be held unless new proposals are submitted. Non-Russian members will continue sessions and plan a plenary adjournment likely next Wednesday. The sub-commission on credits failed to reach agreement, signaling an apparent end to the conference.
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Hague
Grand Trunk Railway appeal gets reserved judgment
The privy council reserved judgment today in the Grand Trunk Railway shareholders appeal against the arbitrators' award.
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Privy Council
Grand Trunk Railway
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