More atrocities by the Turks beyond Mosul frontier
General Laidoner reports Turkish forces have deported and killed Christians along the Mosul frontier, occupied villages, imposed fines, seized women, and looted homes. The council noted the findings but took no action while Britain’s Amery called arbitration a step toward world peace’s erosion.
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Eerie
Swhiseriaad
Mesopotamia
Laidoner
Hethonia
Oreston
Wengur
Mosul
Angore
Minh Rican
Laldoner
Brussels
Aris
Dominions
Amery
Laidones
Turkey
Tritain
Woman Prospector Robbed in Vancouver of Mineral Plans
Mrs. Della Brevent, a Northern British Columbia prospector, arrived in Vancouver after crossing mountains and glaciers to stake promising claims. Her hotel room was robbed during luncheon, taking her plans and rock samples. She holds papers showing ownership of mineral claims adjoining the Porter Idaho group and assay data. The loss hinders securing finances to continue prospecting and staking activities.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Della Brevent
Stevena
Porter-Idaho Group
Stevens
British Subsidy Boosts Coal Wages Amid Losses
A government subsidy plan for the coal industry totals about £21,000,000 after a supplementary estimate of £19,000,000 was adopted in the House. Winston Churchill argued that 90 percent of the subsidy goes to wages, coal mine owners earning little profit yet staying afloat. Separately, railway officials urged northward expansion of grain transport to aid Canadian rail traffic, as discussions at a regional conference stressed infrastructure needs. Ex Empress Charlotte’s health remains fragile, with anxiety over her condition despite reports of age and residence.
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London
Winston Chu Hanesser
Wrussels
Belgium
Charlotte
Maxmillan
Mexico
Baron Goftner
Vanden Office Cares For Canadian Veterans
The Dominion High Commissioner's Office in London, under Major G Arthur, oversees care for Canadian veterans in Europe. It reports 373 men receiving treatment and pensions with orthopedic appliances and aid, staff of 11 plus the major and his assistant, and ongoing support for veterans across Europe, though few are outside the continent.
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Laven
Dominion High Commissioner's Star
London
Unitet Kiveduts
High Commissioners Office
G Arthur
Arthur
Menton
Europe
Vickers Announces Major Capital Reduction After War
Vickers Limited unveils the largest reconstruction by a British company since the war, writing down capital by millions as earnings have sharply fallen in recent years. The firm is a leading armaments manufacturer with shipyards in Burrow and Weybeldee, ordnance factories in Kent, and steel works in Sheffield and Leeds.
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London
Vickers, Limite
Stspital
Vickers, Limited
Kent
Burrow
Weybeldee
Sheield
Leeds
Severe early winter grips Sweden with record cold
Stockholm reports temperatures plunging to 226 degrees Fahrenheit below zero with lakes iced over and rail lines snowbound. Malung records a record low while northern Lapland endures a fierce snowstorm freezing three electric ore trains between Kiruna and the Norwegian border.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Malung
Raterarlla
Lapland
Elate
Kirune
Prairie Province Blue Sky Legislation Sparks Safeguards
From the prairie provinces comes pressure for blue sky legislation with stock protections. Thomas Mulvey undersecretary of state tells Manitoba’s attorney general that more scrutiny will apply to new company incorporations, with information gathered and questions sent to government. A separate note mentions Captain Nadezha Budennaya, noted for roles in the Red Cavalry, dying under uncertain circumstances. A November railway accident report lists 18 deaths and 268 injuries on Canadian lines, no passenger deaths but workers and others among the dead. Winnipeg report cites J W Dafoe on Australian oranges costing as much as in Winnipeg during a tour.
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Prairie Provinces
Thomas Mulvey
R W. Craig
Manitoba
Mullery
Ottawa
Board of Railway Commissioners
Accord Reached On Arms Conference Between England And France
After a League of Nations meeting France and Britain reached a tentative accord on mutual aid during wartime and arms study. France proposed flexibility in disarmament talks while Britain favored broader land and naval armament discussions, hinting at a possible Washington conference.
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England
France
Mee Boon
Geneva
League of Nations Council
M. Paul Benesur
Benes of Creche Shawakia
Britain
Washington
Prehistoric Whale Bones Found Inland in Danish Bog
Experts from the Institute of Geological Research in Copenhagen uncover a prehistoric whale skeleton six feet underground in a North Schleswig bog four miles from the North Sea coast. Excavations aim to explain how the whale traveled so far from the coast.
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Copenhagen
North Sea
Schleswig
Institute of Geological Research At
Chares
Keleton
Aca
British Guards Clash With Druse Tribesmen at Metullah Frontier
Reports say Druse tribesmen clashed with French frontier troops for the first time near Metullah. A band pursued the French across the boundary, refused to surrender, and British guards opened fire. Several were wounded on both sides.
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Druse
Metullah
League Asked to Halt War in Syria by French Forces
A Syrian emissary visited the League of Nations Palace urging immediate action to end bloodshed in Syria. The letter accuses French planes of bombing villages, arming Christians against insurgents, and worsening famine as thousands suffer in a harsh winter, with a demand for a League commission to investigate.
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League
Syria
Geneva
League of Nations
League Coutcil
Counell
Mandate Commission
Toeet
League of Nar
Jestinian Congress
Unt
League of Natons
Probe Confession Of Alleged Girl Spy
Report reaches Paris of a confession by Marthe Mereuil in an espionage probe. Three Bett fais men and associates James Leath or Ernest C. Whiips and Willan Fischer Mile are named. Mereuil allegedly worked months to gauge French air defences. police press onward to define scope and impact of her acts.
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Paris
Espionags
Parlsenne
Marthe Mereuil
Bett
James Leath
Ernest_ C.” Whiips
Willan Fischer Mile
Moreau
Fran
Tollee
Elercion
Prize Heart Chicago Show Highlights Poultry Stock
The 17th West Poultry and Pet Stock Show in Chicago featured Hazel a White Leghorn hen valued at 5000 dollars with a record 294 eggs and Millionaire a white Pet Flan cat owned by Mrs Howard McClain. Lima Obie and 3500 entries competed, while Ge Len Small offered 1000 dollars for best mated pea chickens and donated an award for best cat. The poultry will be radio broadcasters with a local station to air cackles quacks and gobbles every morning at o o clock. A new entrant Kiwal the Chinese featherless chicken drew attention as a remarkable layer and producer.
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Chicago
Hazel
Howard McClain
Lima
Obie
M West
Ge Len Small
Danish Kroner Reaches Par as October Values Rise
The Danish kroner continued its gradual rise toward par in October with the average rate at 24.51 per dollar, higher than September's 24.45. Early month fluctuations slowed while the overall trend remained upward, signaling steadier exchange dynamics for Denmark's currency.
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Denmark
Boundary Pact Approved by Ulster Parliament
The Ulster Parliament approved the boundary agreement with Ireland amid remarks by Ste Jathce Craig who declared wide-reaching expectations. London talks were reported to address the vexing Field issue with Mr Baldwin possible, while the British premier urged review of political prisoners in the disturbances.
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Ulster
Craig
Irish Astaire
London
Baldwin
Uiste
Jer
United Church of Canada Frowns On Lurid Ads
Montreal presbytery frowns on lurid advertising for church services. United Church of Canada meeting at Immanuel Church forms a committee to remove notices from competitive class and adopt a uniform dignified format for all churches.
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United Church of Canada
Montreal
Lund
United Church
Canada
Etomanuel Church
Immigration 10 Big Question for Parliament Ottawa
The piece notes a by election in Bapot tas easing political tension but little public activity in Ottawa. It cites readiness of departmental estimates, calls for an assisted immigration fund via a non political advisory committee, and links this to the wheat discovery boosting possible migration to hinterlands. Contends King seeks a seat as party strategy shifts.
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Ottawa
Bapottas
Associated Boards
Soa
St. Boniface
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
New oil electric car and CN Railways endures Western run
Canadian National Railways introduces a Sleetrie oil electric rail car that ran from Montreal to Vancouver under its own power, then returned to Edmonton for service on the Edmonton Vermilion line replacing a mixed train. The coach carries about 60 passengers plus baggage and express and set a record for the run to Vancouver. More cars, including articulated types for 120 passengers, are being built for Eastern Canada and branch lines. The system uses electricity generated by a fuel oil aviation-type engine, signaling potential large fuel and operating cost savings.
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Western Canada
Canadian National Railways
Sleetrie
Montreal
Vancouver
Edmonton
Canada
Canadian National Engineers
Improvement Shown in the Livestock Trade at Western Union Meeting
Saskatoon reports progress in western livestock, with GM Hutton of Calgary noting a better outlook at the Western Livestock Union opening session at the University of Saskatchewan. A joint research plan on bovine tuberculosis is under way with multiple universities and the federal agriculture department. The union highlights increased sheep imports last year and a 3,000 head intake this year, while equitable livestock freight rates and strong hog and cattle prices support western profits.
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Saskatoon
Westernausa
Hutton
Caleuy
Western Livestock Union
Ie University of Saskatchewan
Mc Hutton
Canadian Research Council
Tory
University of Alborta
Grisdale
Minton Department of Agriculture
Ontario Agricultural College
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Canada
Sr. Hutton
C.F Herbert
Medicine Hat
RA Wright Drunka
Bia
Weight
RO AL Wright
Sackatchewan
MroMullon
Huttum
Saskatchewan Legislature First Readings Four Bills In House
In the Saskatchewan Legislature four bills were introduced in first reading. They cover amendments to the Arnut of Debts Act and the Corporation Taxation Act, consolidation on Arrears of Taxes, the Lloydminster public school, and notices of bills on payment places of certain debentures. Dr Abbieh also gave notice of a bill to amend the Venereal Diseases Act in the province.
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Saskatchewan
Lloydmaster Public School
Sch Prowler Dunning
Abbieh
Canada In Britain Thinks Exhibition Train Could Market Trade
Britain discussed a Canadian exhibition train to tour, aiming to boost trade and attract British immigrants. Winnipeg's anniversary and railway history were noted, with a brief ceremony featuring railway officials. A radio novel concept by Cosmo Hamilton was also mentioned, noting a condensed 16 minute broadcast version.
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Canada
Lannon-C. P. Beaubien
Atone Teal
Beltain
Ada
Winnipeg
Dee
Vim
United States
Ciate
South
New York
Cosmo Hamilton
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Ehilet
Red Cavalry
Budennaya
Australia
J. W. Dafoe
Brisbane
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RED Cross
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General Council
Candian Red Cross Society
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Ontario
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Halifax
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