Sinn Fein Terms on Which Peace Can Be Made
Sinn Fein outlines peace terms amid debates on independence and Irish self rule. Debates cite Wilson doctrine and a potential Dominion relationship with England, while leaders like De Valera signal readiness to negotiate with Britain. Griffiths criticizes Lloyd George on manix, Mannix, and wartime policy.
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Murray Government Keeps Seat Amid Shifts in Rural Districts
In Walffax and NS Trcton districts Liberal candidate R McMecregor wins by 35 while G H Murray loses to I Leblancq in Richmond county by 3. Murray also wins Victoria county. Legislative standings show Liberals 20 Farmers 7 Labor 3 Conservatives 27 total 43. Government majority 15.
Railway Victoria to Get 3 Million Loan for Pacific Great Western
Hon. J Hart minister of finance requests bids for a 3 million loan to fund further construction on the Pacific Great Western railway. The amount to be devoted to railway works signals ongoing expansion plans.
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Victoria
Pacific Great Western Railway
J. Hart
Refugees Flee Bolshevik Threats to Istanbul Route
Constantinople reports large influx of refugees from Sultina and Kustendje in eastern Romania. They flee Bolshevik menace as they describe unsettled conditions in Romania and fear a Bolshevik movement.
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Sultina
Kustendje
Rumania
Bolshevik Forces Approach Warsaw Frontline
Bolshevik units push toward Warsaw with movement from the northwest nearing Bielowieza Forest, Europe’s largest woods, threatening the capital as Soviet lines tighten.
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Warsaw
Bieloviezh
Europe
Lloyd George outlines conditions for Soviet conference
Mr Lloyd George reports a full wartime inquiry on the Soviet note and says that, with Italy's approval, a reply will demand clear terms before allies attend a proposed conference. Poland and border states must take part to secure European peace, with Russia to discuss peace and normal relations. a separate peace would doom the meeting. If Moscow agrees, the conference could meet within a month.
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London
Lloyd Geers
Goulogne
Italy
Russia
Poland
Europe
Lloyd George
Millerend
Boulogne
Employment Increase and Net Decrease in Labour Force
The report shows an overall rise in employment from over 100 workers to the department head of labour services due to strikes, with a weekly increase in employment. Yet a net decline of 140 workers, about two percent, occurred due to planned reductions in iron and steel industries from fuel shortages. Compared with six months earlier, some firms added many workers while others cut staff.
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Department of Labor
Conference in New York to avert winter coal shortage
Representatives from four government departments and a coal industry committee will discuss methods to prevent coal shortages this winter and how the coal trade might be persuaded to cooperate. Acting Attorney General Ames announced the event as a step toward a workable government industry program.
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Washington
United States
New York
Ames
Alberta
Canada
Paris Waiting for Turks for Signings at Serres
Turkish delegates were not seen and their route from Constantinople to Paris was unclear. If detained, signing of the peace treaty with Turkey at Serres may be delayed, while Greece’s signature could hinge on Italy and Greece tensions over the Atgian wrangle. French circles expected a timely Italo Greek settlement.
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New Minister Named London
Prince Antoine Bibescu is appointed Romanian minister to the United States as reported by the London Times. He succeeds earlier envoy in a diplomatic reshuffle and arrives amid ongoing bilateral talks with Washington.
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London
Antoine Bibescu
United States
London Times
Irish Move for Peace Faces New Obstacles
The Irish Journal reports renewed policy efforts to ease tensions with Sinn Fein leaders seeking a settlement. Influential figures under Lord Dunraven press for improved talks with the British government as Sinn Fein contemplates accepting county operations in Ulster. The Republican movement, claiming over 200,000 members, shapes Sinn Fein policy toward the Dublin and Belfast crisis.
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el Bireig
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Pleads Guilty to Bigamy in Winnipeg Case
A woman from Minneapolis named Jackson pleaded guilty to bigamy. The court heard that she moved between Winnipeg Minneapolis and Las Pigatay. The judge reserved judgment until Friday as Mrs Jarkeon and Mr Jackson’s counsel urged no suspended sentence and return to the United States.
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Caranane Jackson
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Frida
Three Saved from Drowning at Pike Lake Sinking
Alex Wemiss his wife and their baby daughter were saved from three possible drownings when Marty Tupling and Hugh Forbes reached the sinking punt off 701 Thompson Chambers at Pike Lake. They dragged the family out as the boat sank. The Wemysses were none the worse for their experience.
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Alex. Wemiss
Thompson Chambers
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Hugh Forbes
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French Lightweight Champion Injured In Bout
Georges Papineau lightweight champion of France was knocked unconscious after falling through the ropes in the fifth round against Fighting Fred Fitzgerald of Australia. The bout ended abruptly with Papineau striking his head on the press table after a toe to toe exchange. little separating the fighters through four rounds.
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Montreal
Georges Papineau
France
Fred Fitzgerald
Australia
Papineau
Collishaw Returns to England to Lead Frontier Patrol
Squadron Commander Collishaw leaves here for England to take up new duties and then proceeds to the frontier region of India to command a large squadron of picked airmen on border patrol work.
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Vancouver
Collishaw
England
Frontier
India
Prince of Wales Reschedules Jamaica Visit to September
The Prince of Wales will visit Jamaica on September 15 instead of September 23, extending his stay to three days for an island-wide tour.
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Prince of Wales
Jamaica
Kingston
Military Secre tary of War bans political activity by service members
The secretary of war has issued instructions prohibiting anyone in military service from taking an active part in political campaigns or using their official position to influence elections. The order aims to maintain neutrality in political matters among service personnel.
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Washington
United States
Bakers Hae
Visitors from overseas at Halifax welcome
A formal Halifax welcome greeted Viscount Burnham and delegates from beyond the seas visiting Canada. They urged cooperation among nations and discussed imperial policy as reporters observed friendly exchanges and informal social functions during the afternoon.
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Gathe Jaena
Hrath
Robert Donald
Phant
Viscount Burnham
Halifax
Canada
Canada Moves To Eradicate The Drug Menace
Canada adopts measures to curb illegal drugs with federal actions set to take effect around September. The new rules require doctors and veterinarians to disclose certain drug activities and compel manufacturers to monitor and report suspected illicit use.
Starvation Threat Amid Turmoil in Asia Minor City
An official despatch reports the city of Achaia in Asia Minor cut off from the outside world, with Christians and Muslims on the verge of starvation. The Armenian bureau received the message via Lakic Cyprus, noting alarming conditions and reliance on limited aid.
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London
Achaia
Asia Minor
Lakic
Cyprus
Turay
Five Year Old Dies After Boiling Water Accident
Frank Dier, five, fell into a pan of scalding water at home while playing with two younger sisters. He died at Children’s Hospital from his injuries yesterday. His parents, Mr and Mrs Anthony Dier, mourn the tragedy.
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Anthony Dier
Children’s Hospital
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