Parliament at Ottawa Opens February 5
Parliament at Ottawa is set to open February 5 with Premier King presiding over a cabinet meeting. The session is expected to last several months as parties prepare for key constitutional amendments and debate reform of veto powers in the Senate.
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Ottawa
King
Vontt
Senate
Jst
Great Briftain
Tong
Hiritish North Amelia
Federating
Saskatchewan Mine Purchased by American Financiers
American financiers through the Pan ambal milton group agree to purchase a Saskatchewan iron mine near Beaver Lake The Pas involving A J and W Collette and others from Des Moines The deal includes a $100 000 payment to Collette within two years and plans to invest in mining equipment and production The mine is tied to the “bolt weevil” project and may unlock arsenical iron reserves in northern areas with strong demand for tonnage bound for cotton mills in the South
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Nical Iron
Litho Neil Group
Esen
Beaver Lake
Suk
Inc
A.J
2. W. Collette
Pas
Geveral
Des Moines
Amenie
Longoven
Albanian Premiers Sentenced in Belgrade Tribunal
Fragmentary report notes three former Albanian officials condemned by a tribunal in Belgrade after unrest linked to insurrection claims. Names and places are unclear, with references to Tirana and Dibra, and mentions of ministers facing death by default.
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Belgrade
Albania
Mirdite
Vudgadets
Dibra
Cormer
Congress Hears Address Honoring Woodrow Wilson
In Washington a congressional memorial program honors former president Woodrow Wilson. Members of both chambers, President Coolidge and cabinet, along with invited guests, gathered in the House chamber where Euwin Alderman of Virginia, Wilson’s alma mater, delivered an address outlining his life and wartime achievements.
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U.S. Congress
Washington
Undini Congress
Flour For Soviets 120,000 Barrels Shipped From Canada
New York reports two full cargoes of Canadian flour totaling 120000 barrels were sold for immediate shipment to Russia, signaling evidence of grain shortages in the Soviet Union. A Saskatoon fire damaged Emmanuel Anglican College residence, causing about 500 dollars in insured loss and missing books and personal effects for resident students.
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Russia
New York
Problems Dealing With Loans In Provincial Meeting
A meeting discussed issues in securing and managing loans. Officials from the Agriculture chapters and mortgage assets addressed lender relations and provincial comments on provisions. Representatives from Emergence departments contributed to the dialogue on financial arrangements and loan terms.
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Emergsce
Cold Weather Tales From A Bitter December 1884
Alberta historian JH Miginbotham recalls a December 1884 cold snap with temperatures far below zero and a melted mercury bottle. The tale notes whiskey turning to slush, red ink, and a dramatic explanation of how the freezing weather affected everyday objects and routines.
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Alberta
Miginbotha
Migtebortam
Higinborh
May lower rate on livestock to Great Britain
Dr JL Grstedate, minister of agriculture, says negotiations point to reduced freights for cattle exports to Canada and Great Britain. He notes hope freight rates for steers around 900 pounds may ease market pressures as talks continue during a Calgary trip with the West Indian Livestock Union.
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Great Britain
Winpiper
Canada
JL Grtedate
Axsiculture
Calgary
West Inndian Livestock Union
Western Canada
Dr. Gstadate
Wright brothers first powered flight a historic milestone
The clipping recalls Orville Wrights first powered heavier-than-air flight on December 17 1903 at Killshank North Carolina noting Lond press coverage and Wrights modest remarks. It also mentions Vancouver grain exports by Spillers Exporting Grain and rising flour and wheat prices affecting markets amid late 1910s style reporting.
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Wright Brothers
Orville Wright
Killshank
N.C
Lond
Daily Mail
Healthier Class Of Immigrants New Coming
Ottawa health officials report a new healthier immigrant class at a three day conference. Deputy minister Ramyot tells the Dowliion neti of health about efforts to test newcomers and ensure satisfactory health standards. A proposed $200 fine on firms that bring diseased persons to Canada is described as a deterrent.
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Ottawa
Ramyot
Minter
Dowliion Neti
Bhai
Canada
University of Toronto to raise tuition fees in 1925
The University of Toronto announced a tuition increase effective September 1925. Annual tuition for university college rises from $40 to $75, with an examination fee remaining at $10, bringing total costs to $85. The notice was conveyed to Robert Fale presid e.
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University OF Toronto
Robert Fale
University College
Christmas Gift Ethos Sparks World Peace
A Christmas meditation recalls the journey of the three wise men bearing gifts for the infant Jesus. It urges charity to the poor and afflicted, praising good will toward men and the joy of giving. The message highlights the season’s spiritual blessings and a universal wish for peace and kindness.
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Christmaas
Bethle-hem
Flour Exports Drive Record Canadian Lake Cargoes
Large rise in export flour traffic marks the Great Lakes season as 300,609 tons moved by Canadian Pacific steamers. About 60 percent of grain was destined for overseas buyers, signaling a new phase of Canadian industrial expansion. Montreal hosts talks on an inter collegiate air debate program with U S universities via PCHYTC TM station, as negotiations proceed with New England associations.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
Great Lakes
Canada
Montreal
United States
McGitt University
Pchytc
Eng Braze
Impressive Service For Samuel Gompers
Funeral services were held for Samuel Gompers at the Elks Club with about fifteen hundred in the rear assembly hall of New York Lodge No. 1 unable to gain admittance. The service was heard by radio as thousands more stood nearby, then the procession moved to Tarrytown for burial in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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New York
Samuel Gomper
Elks Club
Tarrytown
Sleepy Hollow
Cemet
New York Lodge No. 1
Order
Lall
Create
Saskatchewan liquor regulations on sale hours and licenses
Government notices outline provisions for liquor sale authorization including the board’s power to limit the number of licensed places, adjust daily sale allowances, and permit direct sale to individuals. It specifies hours and licensing rules and the board’s authority to regulate bartenders and sale to private individuals under the act.
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En Rallons
Callons of
Bart
Claus
Millerand Opens Campaign Amid Paris Rally
Former President Millerand launched a campaign against the Herriot government in Paris drawing about 1,200 attendees at a Republican League event. He delivered a lengthy speech calling for Republican unity and opposing the current administration, arguing for stronger national security and financial stability.
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Paris
Milierar
Herriot
Nepublican League
Echo
Rane
Bmish
Powe
Coolidge Endorses Merit System as Best Public Service
President Coolidge endorses the merit system as the most successful and efficient for public service and possibly private business. He emphasizes the merit system as the real basis for personnel policy and a faithful, efficient method for selecting workers.
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Coolidge
Washington
Natonal
Storm League
Hie
Pam
Conference proposal to unite white nations over Pacific threat
A House naval committee proposed empowering the president to convene a conference of white nations bordering the Pacific to devise a mutual defense policy in response to Japan's aggression and League of Nations hostility. Australia, Canada or Honolulu suggested as venues to avoid U.S. political meddling. Meanwhile cartwheel silver dollars to return to circulation as imperial coinage. Egyptian Uwar Pasha resists convoking parliament despite petitions to King Puad.
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Ten
Rankine
House
Pacific
Japan
League of Nations
Pacific Ocean
Austalia
Australia
Canada
Honoluu
Washington
Cairo
Uwar Pasha
Puad
Restoration of the Crow's Nest Rates Debate
An opinion piece discusses restoring Crow’s Nest rates and parliamentary control over the railway. It argues Parliament should not be interfered with and that an order to compel action may be needed before a unitary rate structure can be prepared for the coming session.
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Hira
Alberta Wheat Exports Rise to Orient Markets
Alberta wheat shipments to the Orient surged over recent years with daily grain trade growing. Exports in 1922 reached higher port totals, and 1928 projections show continued increases, reflecting stronger demand and rising port throughput through late November.
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Exiaonton
Alberta
Orient
Seeton Am
Forecasts Next Move In British Politics
The report outlines the evolving London political scene as Britain contemplates shifts in leadership and policy. Analysts weigh potential coalitions, party realignments, and upcoming votes shaping the country’s direction.
Moscow Involved In Esthenian Revolt Analysis
Foreign minister declares uprising financed by the Soviet government. Evidence presented to the League of Nations will name Moscow's responsibility for the Esthenian revolt at Reval. The submission cites armed incursions and a force of ten million men at the rebels disposal.
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Declarse
Berto
Moscow
Reval
League of Nations
Uwe Meatage
Manitobans face losses as Hearst firm seeks receivership
Shareholders of Hearst Publishing Co of Winnipeg and Hearst, Manitoba, face losses as a receiver is appointed amid a $20,000 investment. William Hearst’s estate is represented by lawyer William Killarney of Man. The Seed Grain Coopers and Moose Jaw operations link to large scale plant activity, while a voyage of seed grain assets and emigration funds are noted in separate accounts. The report also mentions a $20,000 immigrant funding for Hebridean fishermen to Vancouver Island.
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Music Pursiining Co
Winnipeg
Hearst Publishing Company
Whynipeg
Waste Publishers
William
Killarney
Jowph Xavier Hearst
Coropans
Bs Mloeing
Sassatehe Wun
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Greenfeld
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Millerand
Agaimst Herriot
Bern
Hada
Alberta Wheat
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Baxter
Lloyd George
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Victoria
Themagtaiian
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