Churchill backs Fascism for Italy in Rome meeting
Vinson Churchill the British chancellor spoke in Rome with Mussolini and Volpi defending the Axis approach while praising Italy and warning of dangers from Leninism. He contrasted Britain’s stance with U S and Europe and discussed Locarno era entente implications.
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Italy
Vincon Churchill
Austey Chamberlain
Britis
Niew
Rome
Isa
Muspolis
Fransee Vinister
Volpil
Hie
Charehill
Allan
Great Britain
United States
Europe
Treasury
Locarno
Inter
Ture
League
Mr N Fons
Thal Y
Delegates Elected to Canadian Association Directors Meeting
Wynne Yorkton and S J Dornan Alameda were chosen as delegates to the Canadian Association directors meeting in Toronto. The Saskatchewan government matters discussed were not for publication as stated by secretary J Dornan.
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Regina
Wynne
Yorkton
S.J. Dornan
Alameda
Caulag Associaton
Toronto
Tore
Saskatchewan
J. Dornan
Liberal Party Accepts Lloyd George's Offer
The Liberal Party accepts Lloyd George's financial aid, with a capital sum of 300000 pounds and an income between 40000 and 56000 pounds yearly to be used by Liberal headquarters to field candidates next general election. The offer is conditional on a neutral organising committee distinct from Asquithian and Georgian factions. Moose Jaw gains a new grain inspection district from August by Order in Council approved by the Governor General.
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London
Liberal
Lloyd George
Daily News
Electio Lloyd George
Moose Jaw
J. Gordor Ross
Oiawa
Emperor Toklo receives posthumous Taisho title
The late Emperor Yoshihito is awarded the Taisho title in a solemn Imperial Palace ceremony. Ottawa reports the passing of Richard Cotsman Wright, noted Canadian public works architect, at age 65 after a five week illness due to paralysis. A Paris dressmaker advertises cocktails cigarettes and cakes to patrons.
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Toklo
Taisho
Yosuhito
Imperial Palace
Yoshihito
Ottawa
Richard Cotsman Wright
Public Works of Canada
Wright
Wadven say Hallway completion debate at Sackatonewan Legislature
The 1997 Wadven say Hallway completion with Port Nelson terminal will be debated as a resolution from Government member O D HN. Hill announced he would move the form stating the Hedson s Bay Railway should proceed to enable Nelson completion. Notices include seven introduced items, committee nominations, and bill introductions on minimum wage and maintenance acts.
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Ecific
Port Nelson
Sackatonewan
O. D HN
Mettort
Hill
Hedson’s Bay
Iite
Nelson Autiog
J. A. Cross
Katchewan
TC. Davis
British Marines Sent to China for Defensive Purposes Only
Reported plans place 600 marines from London and Plymouth heading to China as a defensive force. Officials insist the deployment is not a departure from non aggression policy, amid radical press criticism and calls to influence foreign minister Eugene Chen. The 1,000-strong contingent includes a regimental band and support units, with authorities stressing restraint and purpose.
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Chatham
Ted
Epee
London
Plymouth
Portamouth
The
Liar
Eugene Chen
China
Plan to Develop Cuban Trade
A trade agreement between Canada and Cuba may arise from Hom J. A. Robb's visit to Cuba where he held preliminary talks with Cuban officials and discussed expanding trade. While in Cuba, Robb spoke with administration members about improving relations, and Premier King managed Finance in Ottawa during his absence.
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Theada
Cuba
Hom
J. A. Robb
Mint
Robb
Ottawa
T Wo
Canada
United States
Rob
Outawa
King
Finance Department of Finance
Balaclava Veteran O'Day Dies in Britain Influenza Toll
Balaclava veteran Thomas O Day aged 93, believed last survivor of the Balaclava Band, commemorated in Tennyson, died in Ireland. In Britain influenza deaths over a January weekend reached 326 across England and Wales, with 137 in London.
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Balaclava
Vay
Ind
Thomas O'Day
Tennyson
Mr. O'Day
Irland
Britain
London
England
Wales
Ministry of Health
Vondon
Royal Decree Bars Opposing Seamen from Merchant Marine
A royal decree in Rome declares that any seaman showing opposition to the fascist national government may be barred from the merchant marine for five years.
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Fasciati
Rome
Controversy Over Royal Favor After Otaria Ban Lifted
Premier Fergate of Toronto faces considerable discussion following Hog Howard Ferensos remarks at a banquet honoring Col Harry Cockshutt retiring Lieutenant-Governor of Qatari. The House of Commons may be urged to remove the ban on conferring His Majesty's favor for distinguished service to appointed positions. WF Nickle KC, Kingston, defends the no titles stance as aligning with a democratic, outerworld system.
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Fergate
Toronto
Hog
Howard Ferensos
Otaria
Harry Cockshutt
House of Commons
Cockshutt
WF. Nickle, KC
Kingston
Old Age Pension Bill Introduced in British Columbia Legislature
Premier John Oliver introduces a provincial act to enable old age pensions with federal subsidy. The plan hinges on an agreement with Ottawa to share costs, with administration via the Workmen's Compensation Board. In Alberta, United Farmers push inter provincial coordination and broader national solidarity for farm action.
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Victoria
Br Heh
Columbia
John Oliver
Dominion
Dofon
Ottawa
British Columbia
Edmonton
Mackenzie King
Senate
United Farmers of Alberta
Pd Nations
National Solidarity
Farmers of Canada
H.W
Wood
War correspondent Martin Donahue dies in London
Noted war correspondent Martin Donahue died after weeks of illness in London. Born in Galway, Ireland, he began with the Courier Australian in 1892 and served as correspondent in the Boer War, Tulso Japanese war, Turkish revolutions of 1909, 1910, and other conflicts. He was an officer in British intelligence in World War I.
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Martin Donahue
London
Martian H. Donahue
Galway
Ireland
Courier Australan
Sydney
Nsw
Nees
Cirrcle
Tripori
British Intelligence Corps
Grever
Rumania
Russia
Royal Commission Demanded Over Montreal Palace Disaster
Citizens of Montreal prepare a petition circulated by the St. Jean Baptiste Society urging the Premier to appoint a Royal Commission. The inquiry into the Lawler Palace disaster is deemed unsatisfactory by city officials and residents.
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Montreal
Y Ctizens
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Procline
Lawler Palace
Plane Crash Claims Three Airmen and Telegraph Operator
A British air force aircraft crashed after striking a cliff and fell into the sea near Valetta. Three airmen and a telegraph operator were killed in the fatal incident.
Greatest Expansion of Employment Since 1922 in Canada
Dated 1926 data from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics show Canada's employment rising sharply from January through October, surpassing other years since 1922. Eight months added workers across reporting firms, with May to July seeing the largest gains. November and December saw declines, influenced by early winter construction effects.
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Maration
Otawa
Canada
Domi Fon Bureau of Statistics
Emen
Grading Cattle and Sheep Advocated by Federal Graders
A Saskatchewan Cattle Association meeting endorsed grading cattle and sheep at Canadian stockyards by federal graders. The motion urged Dominion Government support, with Ole Olafson noting a target of 1000 carloads under contract. W Thurston urged farmers to grow cattle feed and to feed steers as a practical measure.
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Moose Jaw
Canada
Rrraders
Saskatchewan Cattle Re Association
Dominion Gov Wadat
Saskatchewan Livestock Pool
Ole Olafson
Death of Queen Charlotte Belgians Enter Ten Weeks Mourning
The Belgian court observes ten weeks of mourning for Charlotte widow of Maximilian once Emperor of Mexico. She died amid a tumultuous year marked by Maximilian's execution and political upheaval, with brief moments of calm preceding her death from illness.
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Brussels
Charlotte
Maximilian
Mexico
Exico
Charlotte II
Europe
Scope of the Customs Probe Expanded in Canada
The Royal Commission investigating the Department of Customs and Excise gains broader powers. An order in council dated January 14 extends the inquiry to all matters affecting public revenue and operations of individuals or corporations under the Excise and Customs Acts, aiming to cover related actions and entities connected to the commission’s remit.
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Vancouver
Royal Commission
Department of Customs
Alt Tings
J.T Drown
Tehich
Mackenale King
Minister of Customs and Excise
Abolition of Dominion Grain Standards Body
Advocates call to abolish the Dominion grain standards board and form a new body with equal producer and trade representation. Proposal would include four representatives from each prairie province and one from Quebec and BC, with federal action sought to authorize reorganized oversight for Alberta wheat standards. Critics say Alberta samples show unfair standards and seek broader regional input for fair 1925 volume.
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United Farmers of Alberta
Iter Criticiam
Standards Board
Farmers of Alberta
Prairie Provinces
Lery
Qatarls
Quebec
British Columbia
Alberta
AP Samperia
Canada Should Share British Navy Burden
Major Lyons of Victoria urges the government to accept a larger role in imperial naval defence. He quoted Prime Minister Bruce of Australia and said Canada must take the initiative to assume a proper share of imperial defence.
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Pres Orama
London Flying Squad Formed To Shoot On Desperadoes
Scotland Yard plans a shoot to kill policy in pursuit of serial criminals in London. The new flying squad will include expert marksmen and operate to prevent burglaries and violent crime amid escalating gun violence in England.
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Scotland Yard
Eoglard
Kunnen
Argentine Crop Forecast Ups Wheat Yield Across Regions
The Ministry of Agriculture issues a second forecast for Argentina showing higher wheat production than first expected. Projected wheat output reaches 6,065,000 tons with oats and barley also listed for seed at 421,000 tons and related figures.
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Buenos Aires
Ministry of Agriculture
Seaplane Destroyed by Fire Near Dead Man's Island
A seaplane returning from a patrol catching fire one mile from Los Angeles harbor burned near Dead Man's Island. The crew escaped unharmed, flames blamed on engine backfire. The incident occurred as Texas governors Miriam Ferguson and Dan Moody changed offices, Moody becoming governor and Ferguson surrendering the post.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Harbor
Texas
Aceiln
Miriam M. Ferguson
Mia Ferguson
Dan A. Moody
Moody
The
Stat
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Liberal Party
Paris
H. B
B. C
Evelyn Evans
Brooklyn
Scotland
Funchal
Madeira
Parker
America
Queen Charlotte
Dominion Grain Standards Body
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