World Happenings Briefly Told
Extradition treaty between the United States and Poland signed in Warsaw after years of talks. Canada-US trade for the year ending October 31 reached 1.18 billion dollars, surpassing total British Empire trade by 437 million. Frances Wilton Grayson reports a third attempt to cross the Atlantic by the amphibious Dawn. Sir Marr y Lauder receives freedom of his native city. ceremony sets a precedent for comedians on the Scot Jane capital honor roll. Grain shipment of 61 060 bushels rye arrives at Halifax from 21-car train as part of one million bushels to be handled there. George Sawyer from Maliburton Ontario finds a white duck weighing over 300 pounds in a hunting party. Yukon department planning a 180 000 annual cost program. Yukon territory remains unsettled. In 1927 over half a million Catholics in Mexico were reportedly executed per National Catholic Welfare Center briefing. More than 528 001 admissions to the United States in 1927, up from 496 108 in 1926. Ronald Martland, son of Edmonton city architect, named Alberta Rhodes Scholar for 1928 to study at Oxford, 13th such recipient from the University of Alberta.
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United States
Poland
Warsaw
Canada
Frances Wilton Grayson
Turope
Serona
Atlantic Ocean
Diane
Marry Lauder
Scot Jane's
Halifax
George Sawyer
St. Noras Lake
Maliburton
Ont
Yukon Territory
Yukon
Department of the Iu
Mexico
W. F Montavon
National Cathol Welfare Center
Washington
Mor Organization
Yorkraeth
New
Ronald Martland
John Martland
Edmonton
Alberta
Oxford
Uwe University of Alberta
New Distress Call For Radio Telephony
International Radio Conference endorses a new distress call for voice radio equating to SOS. The term May Day to be spoken over broadcasting apparatus and followed by location of distress origin. Recent calculations predict tides two years ahead globally in a 10 000 part system.
Teaching Hatred Of Britain Fueled By Funds Report
General FLA Sutton accuses agents in Morgolia and Southern Gina of fomenting anti British sentiment with unspent funds. He links Teo Lin and the Pekin government to orders that push anti Miliistee. Sutton argues poverty drives Chinese unrest and blames British policy for Bolshevik influence in southern China.
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Genera Sutton
Morgolia
Lolohevike
Gina
Great Britain
Fla Sutton
Can Thewan
Teo Lin
Pekin
Movcow
Sutton
Chin
China
Canadian National Railways promotes farm employment head
Saskatoon sources announce the promotion of the Divisional Superintendent of Colon ration god Agriculture to Superintendent of Farm Employment for Canadian National Railways with headquarters in Winnipeg.
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Saskatoon
Canadian National Railways
Winnipeg
New Medical Certificate Plan for Canadian Settlers
London interviews reveal Canadian Government plans to medially examine all intending settlers before leaving for Canada. European manager Sir George MeLsren Brown notes the free exam aims to reduce migrant cost and avoid rejection on arrival. The plan requires no further Canadian port examination and prevents early settlement actions until passing the Canadian medical.
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Canada
London
Britain
Dominion
George MeLsren Brown
Canadian Pacific Railway
Snartly Simple Frock Promises Modish Home Dressmaking
A Snartly Simple Frock features a group of ticks at the neck a convertible collar dart fitted sleeves long sleeves with flared cuffs and a lared section at the front of the skirt. Sizes 34 36 38 40 with 38 requiring 3 yards or 3 inches of material. Price 20 cents the pattern. The patterns illustrated in our Fashion Book appeal to home dressmakers seeking simple economical taste in garments.
How To Order Patterns The Beggar Count in Vienna
A compact note discusses ordering patterns amid a rising beggar population in Vienna. It highlights urban social strain and public response, noting municipal measures and local concerns without sensational detail.
Question Of Naval Limitation Shelved In Two-Year Breach
British diplomatic circles sense that a naval limitation conference may yield results later, with no immediate talks planned. The move aims to keep interest alive in arms reduction while cruiser programs face delay and reviews looming after the Washington agreement.
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Washington
Predicts Dominion Rule For Scotland
Jeremiah McVeigh, an Irish nationalist and former parliament member, predicts Scotland will gain dominion status within ten years. He argues a peaceful, automatic shift will occur as Ireland pursues freedom from the English Parliament and urges alignment with Home Rule moves.
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Free State
Jeremiah McVeigh
Ireland
Ila
Secretarial aide on aircraft escort with Lady Cobham aboard
The text describes Lady Cobham accompanying her husband as a crew member acting as secretary to Sir Alan and assisting with first aid. The plane carries cooking gear for in-flight use and Lady Cobham is to supervise it. The dialogue includes a cryptic line from Marjorie about age.
True Western Interest in China Against War Lords
The piece argues Western nations should back civil government in China over warlords and foreign-backed oppression. It contends press indifference and mismanagement align powers with suppressors of Chinese freedom, urging support for constitutional reform and national self-rule.
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Wigan
Remarkable London Hospital Story of a Messenger Boy
Prince Henry heard of Alfred Garcia a London messenger boy who in 1922 sought to cure his crippled sister. After a man offered $1,250 to enter a lion’s cage the boy’s bold act led to a Harley Street surgeon offering free services and the hospital covering ongoing costs.
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Prince Henry
Royal National Orthopedic
London
Alfred Garcia
Slater
Arthur
Sin
Wall
Harley Street
Esta
Hespital
Relics Found Near Battle Site of Senlac Uncover Ancient Battle Arcs
Excavations near Hastings unearthed a copper dram with a Harold era bath bag and 2009 Edward the Confessor silver pennies believed part of Harold’s chest. Nearby a battle-arc, horse shoes of ancient design, and bones were found within yards of the old standard site.
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Battle OF
Senlac
Harold
Hastings
England
Edward the Confessor
Battle Road
Isaiah and Hezekiah Faith in Zion and Assyrian Invasion
An excerpt discusses Isaiah and Hezekiah amid Assyrian threats. It recalls divine promises, the Spirit of alarm, and the impending fall of Sennacherib as Judah clings to faith in God rather than wa rlike strength. The analysis cites biblical verses and historical interpretations of Hezekiah's era.
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Teaints
Sensach
Isaiah
Hezekian
Jehorah
Assyria
Inalan
G. W. Blade
Merodach
Zion
Judah
Jerusalem
Sexnadert
Tada
England
Hope League Averts War Warns Former French Delegate
Henri de Jouvenel, ex French delegate to the League of Nations, told an International Conference in London that 1935 will be crucial for peace. He warned Britain and the United States may be on opposite sides in a future European conflict and urged the League to gain authority to prevent a real danger from rival powers.
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United States
Great Britain
Henri de Jouveac
Leage of Nations
London
M. de Jouvenel
League of Nations
Neonaleum alloy claimed three times stronger than iron
Dr. Max Wurmbach, metallurgy professor at the University of Muntel, introduces neonaleum a new aluminum alloy. He says it is three times as strong as iron and as hot as aluminum, calling it the most important discovery since duraluminum in 1907. He adds a neonaleum plane would be 80 lighter than ordinary planes, light enough for a small boy to lift.
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Max Wurmbach
University of Muntel
Wurmbach
Land Department to Grow Trees From Seed in Pear Vie
Mintieh Columbia Land Department leases a town to grow forest trees from seeds for future timber supplies. Tiny trees will be planted in government timber reserves within Pear Vie province for future generations.
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Land Department of Mintieh Columbia
Towia
Seven invented distress transmitters with 508 signal and location
The automatic distress signal broadcaster for ships and planes has seven inventions. It transmits 508 signal, the chip's call letters and the location. Watches and clocks made in the country in the past year totaled nearly 2 million dollars, with production breaking all records.
Vienna Under Socialist Rule Faces Tests of Tax and Freedom
A century old piece describes Vienna's tenth year under a socialist regime. It contrasts harsh critics with observers noting extensive taxation on cars and services, minimal happiness guarantees, and a system where service is valued yet taxes vary by use. It cites cabarets, hotels, and municipal needs as funded by levies, while acknowledging ongoing adjustments since the revolution.
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Vienna
Russia
Viens
Children’s Hospital
Ely
Watntainy
Laundry Run From Mayfair Lady Ossulston
A Mayfair laundry venture run by Lady Ossulston involves social coaxing of friends to sample services. The household is described as clean and discreet with white waistcoats, while the husband is noted as an heir and pioneering taxi driver. Separately, India plans 200 miles of railway annually starting now. The Arctic tern migrates from Arctic to Antarctic each year.
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Mayfair
Ossulston
West
Earldom of
Tankerville
London
Sration of India
Laughing at Me Fells Protest Charged
Comic aside from Pages Gaies in Yverdon recounts a proprietor fined two francs after laughing at a fall on stairs on May 1. The brief note cites social friction over a minor mishap and a financial penalty.
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Gaies
Yverdon
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