Plot to Kill British Cabinet Members Revealed
The Times reports a plot to assassinate senior British government figures, prompting home secretary concern and armed protection for cabinet colleagues. Dispatches indicate the plan may be propaganda by an anti imperial group with reach through Europe and Fayiptian nationalists.
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Lentoe Toe
Stere Hive
Taly Mail
Viscount Allenby
Miritish Hie
Fayyt
Bers
Home Secretary
Fayptian Natonalists’ Organization
Europe
England
Britain warns against interference in Sudan dispute
Britain informs the League of Nations it will settle the Anglo Egyptian dispute without any external interference. The note states Great Britain will not recognize signatures by Fayot or any signature that grants Egypt the right to appeal to the League on Sudan matters. The communication signals a firm stance against interference by Egypt the League or any government on Sudan affairs.
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Geneva
Great Britain
League of Nations
Britiob
Feyot
Protoro
Egypt
League
Sudan
Teden
Airplane to Photograph Sun Eclipse Across New York
An airplane equipped with a special camera will face the moon’s shadow about 490 miles across New York during the January 24 solar eclipse. Photographs aim to capture the sun’s corona for a longer period than the two minutes visible from Earth, a test by Dr. David Todd of Amherst College.
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Washington
New York
David Todd
Amherst College
Heavy Taxes Press Bulgaria War Debt Across Years
Sofia residents reveal how Bulgaria funds war reparations as taxes rise. Records show leva amounts from 1920 to 1924 and a general tax increase across Bulgarian businesses to meet obligations on schedule.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Europe
Commission findings on liquor sales and subsidies
The commission report notes high liquor sales volumes since September 20, 1923 and estimates business volume. it cites a subsidy excess of about $150,000 yearly from the Federal Government for provincial lands. It also states the commission added $1,463,636 to the Dominion exchequer, over 40 percent of the first price of liquor sold since operations began.
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Tomirton
Tts
Dominion
Commission
German Defence Minister Rejects War Rhetoric in Campaign Speech
In Letpaie Germany, Dr. Herman, defence minister and Democratic party speaker, denounced war threats as empty sabre rattling. He urged focusing on business and policies for negotiating commercial treaties and urgent economic legislation, asserting no German child should suffer for revenge.
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Germany
Dr.rman
Democratic Party
Egyptians Present Petition To King Fuad For Independence
A petition signed by 113 deputies and presented to King Fuad calls for immediate convocation of the chamber. Senators back similar action. The document warns the country faces a critical phase and accuses the usurper of brutal force seeking to regularize his rule, while pledging to live freely and independently under a future reign.
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Cairo
Fuad
Frost Damaged U.S. Corn Crop Halt Before Maturity
Washington reports only 48 percent of the principal corn crop reaching maturity before the first killing frost. The Department of Agriculture notes that normally one percent matures each year. Late spring and cool summer blamed for crop failure to mature before frost.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Rushed historical note on Rev Malet and reminiscence
A garbled OCR fragment references the Rev Malet and a Lower United reminiscence. It mentions ge eavetop and various illegible phrases, suggesting a historic church or community memory talk with unclear details and names. No clear event, date, or location is recoverable from the readable text.
Ontario to Relieve Burden of European Mental Defectives
A year-end report on Ontario hospitals for the insane, feeble minded, and epileptics shows 110 individuals from Southern and Eastern Europe entered provincial institutions. The note frames European migration as an expenditure burden on Ontario, highlighting the care needs and policy concerns. Ramsay MacDonald is re-elected as chairman of the Parliamentary Labour Party in London, with J R Clynes as deputy leader and Ben Spoor as chief whip. Victoria ships 25,000 to 30,000 Christmas trees to California from Vancouver Island as per the local chamber of commerce.
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Europe
Toronto
Ontario
Ica
Rameay MacDonald
London
Ramsay MacDonald
Parliamentary
Labor Party
J. R. Clynes
Bosen
Ben Spoor
Canadian admissions under US quota proposals
Washington outlines three Labor Department proposals to apply US quota law to Canadians and other North Americans, allow temporary immigration boosts in shortages, and require alien registration. The plan aims to curb un restricted inflows and address bootlegging of aliens amid Canada Mexico entry. Also mentions Concordia College Edmonton expansion and a £709,000 widow’s fund offer from Britain refused for the poor.
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Washington
United States
Labor Department
Davis
Canada
Mexico
Prem Mr. Davis
Danish explorer Rasmussen reports a strange Arctic tribe
Captain Knut Rasmussen, the Danish explorer, travels 2000 miles along Greenland and North American coasts in a dag sled expedition. He reports a peculiar Eskimo tribe in northern Canada feared for abducting wives and waging intertribal feuds, observed by two hidden men awaiting attackers.
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Rasmussen
North Lenton
Pagland
Knut Rasmussen
Greenland
North America
Alaska
Willian
Canada
Wireless milestone links Britain and South Africa
A historic wireless link connects Great Britain and South Africa with the first message sent from Cornwall and received at Milnerton Cape of Good Hope. The message originated from Sir F A Walton in London to South Africa's premier General Hertzog, via the South African high commissioner.
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Britain
South Africa
Cape Town
Great Britain
Cornwall
England
Milnerton
Cape of Good Hope
London
F4 Bar Walton
Hertzog
Canadian Trade Office Opens in Dublin to Boost Ireland Ties
The Canadian Government opens a Dublin office to foster trade with the Irish Free State. A. F. McEachern, formerly Milan aide, will head the new office on arrival and operate under the Canadian trade commissioner in London.
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Dublin
Ottawa
Irish Free State
A. F. McEachern
Milan
Italy
Ireland
London
Ford seeks loan permission to fund railroad land purchase
Henry Ford asks the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to loan 158000 first mortgage bonds to himself via the Detroit, Toledo and Ironton line to finance land purchases for his road and family. The request prompts scrutiny of corporate funding and ownership. An unrelated Port Arthur report notes a long distance radio exchange and a Toronto inquiry into alleged minimum wage act administration.
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Washington
Henry Ford
Comsion
Ford
Detroit
Toledo
Lrontop
Toronto
District Trades and Labor Council
Viscount the Canadian Stallion Ready for South Africa Sale
Viscount a two year old pereberom stallion bred by George Lane and Company Pekisko Alberta photographed at the Canadian Pacific Fast End Stockyards Montreal awaiting shipment to South Africa After a 35 day ocean voyage the horse will be delivered to the High Commissioner of the Union of South Africa It was sold by Professor G E Day of the Dominion Shorthorn Breeders Association Guelph for breeding purposes Registered number 11502 Viscount was Inspected and selected for Professor Day by Professor Carlyle manager of the Prince of Wales ranch Valued at 1500 The first Canadian bred horse of its kind to be shipped to South Africa with Western cattlemen watching for a Canadian breeding market there
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Viscount
George Lane and Company
Pekisko
Alberta
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
South Africa
Union of South Africa
G. E. Day
Dominion Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Guelph
Professor Day
Profesor Carlyle
Prince of Wales
Nasturtium
Tankrass
Canada
Terrible Death Toll From Automobiles Probed
Washington Under pressure as President Coolidge prepares a conference of governors and state highway officials on uniform auto safety laws. Representative Dowell, head of the roads committee, cites 22,600 killed and 609,000 maimed in the past year, urging action. Canadian methods under study.
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Washington
Coolidge
Dowell
House Roads Committee
Canada
Saskatchewan Liquor Bill Introduced in Legislature
Saskatchewan government tabled a liquor bill for government controlled stores in seven cities and Yorkton, with beer only in rural districts. A liquor board may have 1 2 or 3 members. Purchasers from government stores face limits per day: four gallons beer, two gallons wine, and one quart spirits in city stores. four gallons beer in country stores.
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Regina
Sask
Storm damages Bay terminals at Port Nelson
A severe storm at Port Nelson on December 1 caused extensive damage to Hudson's Bay terminals, destroying much shipping and knocking out wireless service. RCALP detachment at Port Nelson reported 04 telegrams. no loss of life noted.
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Port Nelson
Prince Albert
Hudson's Bay
RCALP
International Livestock Show Honors Across Canada at Chicago Fair
Canadian entries dominated horse and cattle awards at the Chicago fair with Saskatchewan sweeping Clydesdale championships. University of Alberta claimed reserve in university cattle class while University of Nebraska won best single animal. Oats title went to L. E. Peterson of Victor Montana with heavy Canadian presence in top placings across provinces and colleges.
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Chicago
Prairie Provinces
Ontario
Saskatchewan
Wee Donald
A. Weaver
Lloydminster
Reid
Canova
Sask
John Clay and Company
University of Alberta
Counsel Submits Argument on Rates Question
The speech by HJ Svinington KC for the prairie provinces contends Parliament retains control over maximum railway rates. He argues the Crow's Nest Pass agreement was authorized by Parliament and that only Parliament can alter or rescind such rates, urging the Privy Council to reject the board’s majority judgment.
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Svinington
Prairie Provinces
Mhusett
Teva
Board of Allway
Symington
Privy Council
Board of Railway
Briefy Pot
Parlaament
Railway Commission
Parliament
Advocate Peerage For Asquith
London reports influential figures urge elevating former prime minister Asquith to a peerage in the King's New Year honors list. They cite his half century of public service and broad regard across classes as justification for recognizing his contributions to Britain.
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Britain
London
Reg
Peemier Asquith
Unis
Mystery Witness Lifted: Rajah Hari Singh Linked to Mr A
The Indian Office in London revealed Mr A as Rajah Sir Hari Singh, nephew of Jammu and Kashmir’s Maharaja. James Charles Arthur, ex British officer and Mr A aide de camp, faces arrest in Paris with extraction to London in progress. The revelation ends prior secrecy for state reasons.
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London
Robinson Blackmnalling
Hellied Courtyghould
James Charles Arthur
Paris
Mr. A
Inedian
Decreased Prices On Farm Machinery Catalogue For 1925
Western Canada farm equipment makers slash prices in the 1925 catalogue effective December 1. Major cuts include 10 on binders 100 on mowers 19 on drills 25 on tractor plows 450 on farm wagons and reductions on other tools across the line.
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Winnipeg
Canada
China
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