Chanak ultimatum and Kemal clash fears in Near East
British government demands Turkish troops withdraw from the Chanak zone after a cabinet meeting. Brig. Gen. Harrington plans a Dardanelles conference with Mustapha Kemal Pasha as editors warn of possible war and Greek actions affect the crisis.
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London
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Chanak Zone
Constantinople
Charles Harrington
Dardanelles
Mudania
Sea of
Marmara
Chanak
Mustapha Kemal
Gen. Harrington
Harrington
Morning Post
Kepher
Wedentley
Sren Keli
Greece reels as republic likely after King George era
Athens dispatches say King George's reign may end soon with a republic headed by former foreign minister Alexandre Carapnos. Venizelos is asked to represent Greece at allied capitals and the peace conference as revolutionaries gain control.
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Paris
Athens
Havas
Beys
George
Alexandre Carapnos
Revolutionary Committee
Venizelos
Greece
Deauville
M. Venizelos
Athens Revolutionary Committee
Alexander Zaimis
M Politis
M. Politis
Gonatas
Plastiras
Phokas
Athen
Tino
Aathens
Francisco Lindley
Constantine
Sophie
Nicholas
Prince Andrew
Dominion Cabinet Members Warned to Be Ready for Emergency Summons
Ottawa reports cabinet members near the capital were warned to be ready for an emergency summons as near east action looms. Offers of service flood militia HQ with entire regiments and individuals volunteering from Canada and abroad expressing willingness to enlist.
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Dominion
Cabinet Council
Canada
Near East
Ottawa
Turkey
United States
Enforcer Williamson Dismissed by Chicago Mayor
Rev John N Williamson Chicago s ten thousand dollar year law enforcer was dismissed by Mayor William Hale Thompson yesterday. The minister appointed eight months ago failed to settle with Chief Fitzmorris and had alleged gambling and vice thrived due to police corruption. Fitzmorris countered Williamson drew inspiration from gangsters.
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Chicago
John N. Williamson
William Hale Thompson
Fitzmorris
Fire alarm on Bridge Street prompts fruitless city call
A fire alarm from the corner of Bridge Street and Industrial Avenue sent the brigade to the east side at about 1 20 this afternoon but no fire was found.
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Bridge Street
Industrial Avenue
Fire Prevention Week Plans in City Schools
Fire Prevention Week will be observed in city public schools on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with five minute classroom speeches on fire protection by teachers and senior pupils. Pupils will distribute government questionnaires, report findings, and consider dangerous conditions. Junior civic leagues will be organized to promote investigation and discussion, with memory contests rewarding recall of safety rules.
Poisoned Mixture Affects 700 Woodlawn Students
Birmingham health officials and the school district cite a ground beef and vegetable mixture as the probable cause of illness affecting about 700 Woodlawn High School students. The incident prompted health office action and a joint investigation.
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Birmingham
Ala
Woodlawn High School
City Health Office
Director of Schools
Important Hockey Meeting In City Hall Tonight
City Hall hosts a meeting at 8 o clock to elect officers and plan forming a city hockey league. Hockey fans are urged to attend to help ensure a successful season with discussions on arrangements and the best possible hockey program.
Connaught School Sports Draws Large Crowd Amid Winds
Connaught School held sports despite strong winds drawing many parents and officials including Mayor Huckvale and Aldermen Cunliffe and Bannan. The school thanked the public works department for road access. Caroline Moscow, last year’s girls champion, was lightly injured and could not defend her title. Proceeds partly fund today's event expenses with the remainder split between boys and girls athletic funds.
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Connaught
Huckvale
Cunliffe and
Bannan
Public Works Department
Caroline Moscow
Caroline
Bandits Hold Up Rob Paymaster in Vancouver
Vancouver police report two automobile bandits held up and robbed city paymaster T. A. Schooley this morning. They seized a bag containing $75,000 intended for the payroll, then fled through the business district in a sensational dash.
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Vancouver
T. A. Schooley
Elgic
Eleventh General Conference of Methodists Opens in Toronto
The eleventh general conference of the Methodist Church of Canada begins in Toronto at the Metropolitan church with 387 delegates from across British North America. The draft for the United Church of Canada is under consideration, and Rev Dr T A Moore is reelected official secretary. Lady delegates attend for the first time, with new arrangements for their entertainment.
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General Conference Methodist
Toronto
Methodist Church of Canada
Dr. Chown
British North America
United Church of Canada
Church Union
Joint Committee of Methodists
Congregationalists
Presbyterians
Supreme Court
Great Britain
Canada
Near East
Britain
Empire
T. A. Moore
Iady
Jap evacuation of Siberian marshland completed
Tokyo reports the Japanese evacuation of the Siberian meadows opposite Sakhalin has ended and the civil administration of the territory has been withdrawn.
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Tokio
Neph
Siber
Ian’ Meafsland
Canadian immigration policy gains momentum after war
Vancouver reports on E. W. Beatty's inspection trip as he outlines Canada's postwar immigration push. He notes past objections about agriculture and unemployment have faded, the prairie farmer now welcomes newcomers, and the Trades and Labor Congress backs selective immigration to populate the nation and aid land settlement. The piece signals a broad move to aggressive immigration measures with a focus on land placement and assimilable newcomers.
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Vancouver
E. W. Beatty
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canada
Beatty
Prairie
Trades and Labor Congress of Canada
Pageight
J. A. Bell Agency Moves to Old Cook’s Jewelry Space
The J. A. Bell Agency relocates from Second Street to the former Cook’s Jewelry Store premises today signaling an office move to its historic site.
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J. A. Bell Agency
Second Street
Cook's
Last Chance 5 Percent Tax Discount Tomorrow
Tomorrow is the final day to secure a five percent discount on 1922 taxes. The Treasurer's office will stay open from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. to assist taxpayers unable to pay during regular hours.
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The
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Teast
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Thrace
Epirus
Mordysmisses
AW Enforcer
J. H. Williamson
City Hall
F. L. Barnard
King’s City
S. Instone
Barnard
Uniiform
Public Works Dept
Miss Colter
Florence Callahan
Florence Bates
Annette Jackson
Patricia Terrill
Hilda Koch
Nunnery
Marion Preston
Bandits
Rob Paymaster
Smeria
U.S
H. D. Guy
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