Churches Split Over Union Vote In Toronto
Up to date 27 Toronto city churches have voted on Church Union. Seventeen favor entering the United Church of Canada on June 10, ten remain with the continuing Presbyterian Church. Knox Toronto stood 788 to 20 against union, with its minister praising an effectively unanimous local stance toward Presbyterian loyalty and adherence to biblical standards.
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Toronto
United Church of Canada
Presbyterian Church
St. Davids
Old St. Andrews
College Street
High Park
Fairbank
Bedford Park Avenue Road
Deer Park
Hylington
Rhodes Avenue
Greenwood
St. Enoches
Kew Beach
North Broadview
Bloor Street
Westminster
St. James Square
Rosedale
Runnymede
Dale
Knox
Cook's
Dufferin
Cowan Avenue
Royce Avenue
St. Andrew's
King Street
St. Paul's
Knox of
Christian Friends
Knox Church
Mother Presbyterian Church of
Hughes resigns as Secretary of State. Kellogg named successor
Charles Evans Hughes resigns after four years as head of the State Department and will be succeeded by Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota, currently ambassador to Great Britain. Kellogg plans to assume office immediately after Hughes’s departure on March 4. Kellogg confirms acceptance while in Paris.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Great Britain
Hughes
State Department
Kellogg
Paris
United States
Britain
Charles Vans Hughes
Large Demand For Tickets Re The Liberal Convention
Toronto January 11 As many as 20 applications for tickets for delegates have been received for the Provincial Liberal Convention to be held at Massey Hall on Monday night Rt Hon W L Mackenzie King and Ernest Lapointe will be principal speakers The Prime Minister and the Minister of Justice with several cabinet ministers are in the city early Monday for what promises to be the most representative Liberal Convention yet held in the province.
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the Guardian
Toronto
Jai
Massey Hall
W. TL. Muackenai
Ernest Lapointe
Hell
Unionists lose ground in major church votes across Ontario and Quebec
Results from January 11 show anti union factions winning in key churches. New St Andrew’s in Toronto led with 738 to 19 against Union, while Bathurst Street Church and others in Hamilton and Ontario regions voted decisively against Union, signaling broader church opposition beyond expected levels.
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Montreal
New St. Andrew's
Toronto
Bathurst Street
St. John's
Hamilton
St. Andrews
St. Lukes
Glengarry
Hastings
Ontario
Ailsa Craig
St. Stephen
Vancouver
Donyvale
Quebec
Elgin
Thhelton
Continuing Church
Negotiators From Britain and United States Weigh War Repair Claims
Paris dispatch reports slow talks between Britain and the United States over Allied Finance Ministers Conference reparations. Churchill seeks economy while the U S puts near 850 million dollars as the tentative damage total. Belgium negotiates Spa program reductions amid lingering priority claims.
MacDonald Backing Imperial Preference Opposed by Party
Ramsay MacDonald, touring the West Indies, has gone to Costa Rica and will return for a fortnight. He said in Kingston that his party will oppose the Budget proposals for Imperial Preference when they reach the House of Commons. He predicted the Conservatives will stay in office at least three years.
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the Guardian
Kingston
Jamaica
Ramsay MacDonald
West Indies
Costa Rica
House of Commons
Dominion Attitudes Shape Imperial Ties In London Dispatch
London streams report that Canada shows hesitation toward imperial policy while Australia acts swiftly. British officials warn against overinterpreting Canada’s internal politics as it weighs closer ties to Britain. The Star notes Britain seeks closer relations as Dominions move cautiously with imperial strategy.
End of the Dreadnought Era Reported by British Press
Paris January 11 British and American representatives reached a provisional agreement on settling U S war damage claims at the Allied Ministers conference. Churchill announced that six powers have nearly agreed on all questions and that solutions will be prepared for Tuesday’s plenary session. The U S delegation agreed to delay payments for two years to honor Belgian reparations. London reported a Daily Express view that Britain’s new Nelson and Rodney battleships signal the end of the dreadnought era with revolutionary designs, flying boats, forward turrets, and airborne capabilities.
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Sesson
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James A. Logan, Jr
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Allied Finance Ministers
London
Nelson
The
Daily Express
Hertzog
South Africa
Labor Party
Ramsay MacDonald
Germany
Russia
League of Nations
Poland
Rumania
Jugo-Slavia
Bulgaria
League
Newark Fire Rages. $200,000 Loss Across Block
A large Newark fire on January 11 destroyed a city block and left one woman unaccounted for as residents fled into the streets. Damage is estimated at $200,000 with many buildings burned or damaged.
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Newark
N. J
League of Nations marks sixth anniversary in Geneva
Canadian briefs report the League of Nations celebrating its sixth anniversary in Geneva with increased activity across departments. Also noted are Sir George Paish warning of a European war if German Reparations remain high and Rhineland occupied, Bishop Fan Noli facing embezzlement charges in Tirana, Premier King facing unemployed demonstrations in Toronto, and Saskatchewan posting a 1924-25 surplus of 36,361.22.
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Tirana
Albania
Fan S. Noli
Itis
Noli
Moscow
Regina
Saskatchewan
Dunning
Narcotic Treaty Signed Yesterday
The United States and Canada signed a treaty providing for extradition of persons involved in narcotic trafficking. The agreement was authenticated by Hon. Ernest Lapointe and Charles B. Hughes. The article also lists weather and tide data for several Atlantic provinces and cities.
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The
Guardian
Washington
Ernest Lapointe
Charles B. Hughes
U. S
New Cancer Treatment Claim From Russian Doctor
Dr Molotkoff, professor at the Neurological Academy in Spningrade, reports testing a new cancer treatment that allegedly cures cancer by severing the nerve directly leading to the growth. The Russian announcement was made on January 11.
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Spningrade
Russia
Molotkoff
Neurolgical Academy
Shanghai siege continues as forces attack outskirts
Shanghai reports another assault as two thousand troops led by General Sun Chuan Feng attack the Sissawei district near Shanghai. They aim to seize the Lungwha arsenal and dislodge General Chang Yung Min while facing heavy fire.
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Shanghai
Sun Chuan Feng
Wu Pro Fu
Sissawei
Lungwha
Chang Yung
Min
P. E. Island Woman Seeks Senate Seat Amid Flood of Appeals
Ottawa reports a flood of letters and messages to fill the Senate vacancy after Hon. John Yeo's death. Prince Edward Island, with a population of 88,615, sees many voters heard from as the campaign intensifies. A PEI woman leads appeals, first for herself and then for her husband as second choice.
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Toronto Globe
Ottawa
North Pole
Senate
John Yeo
Prince Edward Island
Maritime
Community Announcements and Events Listing
Multiple notices including concerts plays socials and meetings with dates in January and February. Events include Hope River Dramatic Society play on January 14, a pie social at Webster's Corner Hall on the twelfth, and a basket social at Cornwall Hall on January 18. Also a Lake Verde Dairying Co annual meeting on January 10.
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Hope River Dramatic Society
Webster's Corner Hall
Lake Verde Dairying Co
Joseph Carmichael
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