WAR LOAN UP TO 100 MILLION AND RUSSIAN SUPPLY SHIP TROUBLE
Canada raises its war loan to 100 million dollars as a Japanese steamer from Tacoma encounters trouble while carrying Russian supplies. Washington calls for withdrawal of German attaches. Monastir was occupied by the enemy on Thursday. A grand jury in Prince Rupert reports on public buildings and safety measures.
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Canada
Washington
Monastir
Borden Street
King Edward School
German Attaches To Leave Washington
State Department requested immediate withdrawal of Captain Boyer and Captain Franz Von Papen as persona non grata for improper activities touching naval and military matters. Despatch from Athens reports Monastir fell to the enemy. Austrians pressing Monte Negro troops. Russians in Bulgaria draw off the Austro German army.
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Franz von Papen
State Department
Lansing
United States
Canadian War Loan Raised to One Hundred Million
Ottawa reports the Canadian war loan increased to 100 million dollars with full subscriptions under 50 000 accepted. The loan initially stood at 50 million and had approached 100 million in recent days. In Port Simpson, Charles Wesley divorce case saw an order granted in court. Indians involved. New dinnerware 97 piece sets at Geo. D. Tite's with holiday discounts.
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Ottawa
Charles Wesley
Port Simpson
Geo. D. Tite's
Fisheries Board vote eases trolling limits and discusses canneries
The British Columbia Fisheries Advisory Board session led by F. H. Cunningham and D. N. McIntyre yielded a favorable look at removing the limit on trolling lines for salmon. They also debated cannery licensing, halibut prospecting, and a resident inspector, with the province asserting its rights on cannery limits and the broader value of Pacific coast fisheries.
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F. H. Cunningham
D. N. McIntyre
Fisheries Advisory Board
British Columbia
South
W. Nickerson
McIntyre
Cunningham
Advisory Board
MeIntyre
Prac
Desultory Fighting Along West Front Reported
An official bulletin notes artillery actions along the Western Front with activity in Belgium south of Lommerzye retaking a small post, mining fights between the Somme and the Oise, shelling at Lausourt depot, grenade combat in Aprement forest, and a short Thann bombardment in the Vosges halted by Allied artillery.
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Belgium
Lommerszyde
Somihe
Oise
Lausourt
Aprement Forest
Vosges
Thann
Westholme Opera House presents varied program lineup
The listing announces shows at Westholme Opera House including Our Boys in Blue inspection by General Joffre at Chelsea Barracks and troops for the front, plus a three reel drama The Senators Brother and the road drama The Road of Strife Part 15. It also promotes comedies Street Parkers and We The Highest Bidder and upcoming features The Diamond From The Sky and The Spoilers with stars William Farnum and Kathryn Williams scheduled for December 16 and 17.
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Our Boys In Blue
Joffre
Chelsea Barracks
Sir Edward Carson
London Volunteer Rifles
Senators
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