World Happenings Briefly Told
Approximately 4,600 candidates contested for less than 50 seats in the Retefimtaz election. The estate of Sir Alfred A. Semithers, former Grand Trunk Rail chairman, probate set at £40,900. The British Empire Exhibition approved construction of the 1925 edifice. Two air force captains sentenced to aid shot for Fascist subversives in active during the Communist outbreak. James Bayne, a Black laborer banjo player, injured in Toronto streetcar door, awarded $4,000 damages. A Tudor parchment roll found at Barnard Cavite, Durham, inscribed to Kitwara era. Lack of aircraft industry seen as grave by United Government per Natal Aeronautics report. France reports ongoing German commercial negotiations hinting at a vast European steel trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred A. Semithers
Grand Trunk Rail
Air Forse
Bovai
Anton Pietiner
Aailfos
Vlalt
Charlotte
James I Deke
Raillionaire
James Bayne
Toronto
Barnard Cavite
Durham
Kitwara
United Government
Natal
Congress
Coolidge
France
Germany
Britain
Belgium
Luxemburg
Poland
Czecho Slavia
Soviet Warnings on Red Army and World Chaos
Fragmented OCR notes describe fear in Soviet leadership over a potential reassertion by the Red Army and the risk of vast turmoil across regions including Volga and Caucasus. Mentions Italy relations, propaganda, and alleged violence in Constantinople area with references to communist agitators and the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erate
Prenan
Red Army
Grvatgtat Jute
Italy
Hehraoagh
Creda Barance
Constantinople
Tom Vad Tir Kolotsort
Propagseda Aiertoe
Otte Poh
Old Folks Benefit From Heart and Nerve Tonic
Aged readers are urged to use a heart and nerve tonic as they feel weaker heart action and less steady nerves with age. The advice stresses maintaining health and vigor for seniors who wish to stay active and steady.
Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills Endorsed by Mrs O Connel
Mrs. M O Connel sr Altester unit writes of lifelong shakiness breath issues and heart palpitations. She says Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills stopped her spells and she recommends them to others with heart trouble. Sold at all druggists and dealers.
Saskatchewan Legislature Endorses Branch Line Plan Unanimously
The Saskatchewan Legislature unanimously approves a branch line expansion proposal by Hindie and Willenbunch, directing adherence to a three-point program for CN Railways. It lays out introducing new legislation in the next session, applying to the Ville region, and using veto power as a check on the prior rejection of items. The text also contains an unrelated asthma remedy ad fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Hindie
Willenbunch
House of Commons
Will Await Federal Action Alberta Farm Loan Act Stayed
Alberta will keep the Albers Farm Loan Act inoperative while Ottawa moves on a general rural credits scheme for Canada. Hon R G Reid pushes for federal action after Ottawa discussions. A wireless note mentions Korea custom and a skeleton claim from King Richard III unearthed at Leicester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Dominion
Canada
R. G. Reid
Vineral Treaurer
Arrival of Empress of Russia Bride Passengers
The Empress of Russia crosses the Pacific with over half first class passengers being bachelors. Among the list is a tall Dutch youth and a stylish Pipino. Reports from Constantinople note mice disrupt government offices and legislative work as authorities seek rodent control across streets and buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Antelope numbers rise in Taber region Amid farmer concerns
Antelope within 40 miles of Taber Alberta total about 1000, now reported to raid farmers feeds set aside for cattle. While near extinction, protection measures have aided recovery with antelope now found in the Brooks district. A separate item notes a claimed giant tree in Tule Oaxaca measuring 154 feet in circumference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Alta
Brooks
Metico
Tule
Oaxaca
Word Became Flesh The Divine Incarnation Explained
Devotional reading on John 1 14 18 and 3 16 21 explains the Word as God and with God, and the Word becoming flesh. It emphasizes Christ as the embodiment of God and the tabernacle among believers, urging living manifestation of the Word in works and daily service. It notes associated doctrinal quotes and reflections on prophecy and incarnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jesus Christ
Christ
SW. Dawson
Mat
Selman
Prince Will Visit Argentina After Africa Spring Plan
The Prince of Wales is expected to visit Argentina after a spring trip to South and West Africa. The announcement caused a stir in Britain with speculation the Buenos Aires legation could be upgraded to an embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Prince of Wales
Argentina
South
West Africa
Great Britain
Evening Star
Buenos Aires
Britain Hopes France Pays US Debt. Ai rous埃 Interest
Financial circles in London show keen interest as reports say France seeks negotiations to fund its debt to the United States. Commentators note potential spillover to Britain if Paris settles with Washington, amid ongoing diplomatic discussions and press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Francenas
London
France
Great Britain
Empire trade preferences open to Dominion fruit exports
The article outlines trade terms for Dominion and foreign goods. It states free entry for Empire dried fruit and raw apples from the Dominions, with foreign apples taxed five shillings per hundredweight. Sugar duties protect existing preferences for ten years, tobacco and wine preferences adjust, and canned seafood and honey face duties from foreign countries but are free within the Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominions
France Unmoved by Slow War Debt Payments
The article notes Payments Arranged France remains unworried about the slow U S war debt payments and the franc’s depreciation. Britain is anxious about war borrowings, while Priam pushes for restoring pound sterling to its prewar level. Today the pound stands at about 1.6238 dollars in New York with Britain obligated to pay at least $500,000 yearly for sixty years based on coal output. Toronto:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United States
French Republic
Briain
Priam
New York
Britain
Toronto
French Astronomer Repeats 1928 War Warning
The Abbe Moreux, Paris director, warns that solar activity and sunspots could trigger a major conflict around 1928. He cites past cautions from Brussels and Brussels risks, noting a predicted solar curve rising toward a 103 peak in 1925 and urging governments to heed the warning. A stray ad fragment about a worm remedy follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moreux
Paris
Brussels
Europe
Saskatchewan Its Infinite Variety and Its Booklet
Saskatchewan Its Infinite Variety and Some Booklet Published Under Direction of the Author Association line of books has been written by the Saskatchewan Authors Association Saskatchewan Her Inuit High tall readers were Antereata and attetions are wrapped up in Saskatchewan of the present day. The book contains nearly 100 pages with 116 pages of charming scenes from within the province of Saskatchewan. The work of art features what Saskatchewan means to people and shows much descriptive skill. There probably never been a volume with so many beautiful scenes from the province in one booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan Auttors’ Association
Saskatchewan
Pletar
South Africa Receives Wireless From Britain
The 61st wireless message from Great Britain to South Africa, sent Dec. 3, connected Sir Edgar Walton in London with Premier Hertzog at Milnerton. The event sparked wide interest as experts suggest reflectors could boost signal strength and automatic reception of high speed messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
South Africa
Edgar Walton
London
Hertzog
Milnerton
Union
Invention Quietly Reduces Airplane Noise and Drag
The Daily Express reports a new device enables noiseless exhaust release from aircraft motors without reducing speed or lift. A gear arrangement on the engine powers a silent propeller, while enhanced internal bracing reduces wind noise through the wires and spars. Western horses win at Ottawa show. Leslie and Davidson of Watrous claim Booth cup for best six horse team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Express
Ottawa
Leslie and
Davidson
Watrons, Sask
Delay in Peace Talks Reflected by League Postponement Request
Tao Connell of the League of Nations decided in private session to accede to Great Icala's request and postpone consideration of the General Assembly protocol and arrangements for the conference until the next council meeting. All members supported postponement, described as friendly and harmonious. The living instrument note was cited, signed by Spain, amid moves for adjournment of the Aicanian assembly. Meanwhile, Montreal booksellers anticipate a crossword puzzle craze boosting dictionary sales as a sign hangs outside a shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J League
Gritai
Tao Connell
League of Nations
Great Icala
Seton
Spain
Frith
Croseford
Montreal
Veterans gain sight after treatment by Dr Sots and Binocenz Frese
Dr Sots reports partial to full vision restored in 14 of 230 soldiers treated for eye injuries. The program appears to have revived sight in veterans blinded during the war, with the optic system still intact in many cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gure
Sots
Binocenz Frese
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