Egypt Crisis Deepens Over Bir Le Stack Assassination Fallout
London reports a ministerial crisis tied to the Bir Le Stack affair in 1924 Egypt. British officials back a Malta dispatch amid shifting premiers. Zaghlul Pasha reportedly withdrawn, with Adly Yeghen Pasha seen as possible Liberal premier. cabinet stance unclear and no firm resignations yet.
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London
Mito
Assas
Bir Lee Stack
Great Beitat
Maltare
Brititeh
Temay
Zaghal Pacha
Lnte
Zaglou! Pasha
Ten Shou
Zagiou
Adly Yeghen Pasha
Ziwar Pasha
Adly Yeghen
Ora
Egypt
Aporca
Winnipeg Mayor Declares War on One Big Union
Mayor BL Webb announces open war on the One Big Union in Winnipeg as he outlines steps to dislodge the organization. He says the group, headquartered in Winnipes, undermines city progress and criticizes federal actions aiding the railway workers unit in settling a deadlock with the traction company and its affiliates.
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Winnipeg
BL. Webb
Winnipes
Webb
Organization Board
Winnipes & Wen
Eurie Hallway
Dominion to raise new loan for public works Ottawa
Dominion Government seeks a loan not exceeding 159.6 million dollars by writ of parliament under Hon J A Robb minister of finance. It already has 35.6 million in two year notes maturing October 1 and 8 million in two year notes maturing November 15. The funds will repay or retire all Canada obligations and finance public works as authorized.
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Dominion
Ottawa
J. A. Robb
O! Buanee
Canada
Guatemalan Government Deports Foreign Clerics
The Guatemalan government deported and charged foreign clerics with interfering in politics. A decree bans Jesuit priests from entering the country and forbids foreign priests from functioning without special government permits.
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San Salvador
Republic
Franco-Syrian Treaty Parts Reported Signed
The French ambassador Albert Sarratt and Anra foreign minister Tewfk wshdi Bey are said to have signed a Franco-Syrian treaty. Negotiations were led years ago by Henry De Jou reel, French high commissioner for Syria.
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Mavas
Constantinople
Albert Sarratt
Tewfk
Wshdi Bey
An Ra
Henry de Joureel
Syria
U S diplomat arrested in Tokio suspicions rise aid base
A Tokyo dispatch reports US Embassy member OK White was arrested while photographing Sasebo naval base. The事件 could lead to exile. Separately Paris relays Rabat papers saying Abdel Krin, former RIC Gan chief, may be summoned for trial.
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U. S
Tokio
Hochi Sha
OK White
United States
Sasebo
Corsica
Paris
Petit Parisien
Rabat
Morocco
Abdel Krin
RIC Gan
Orstee
Protest From Livestock Board Against Foreign Interference
A letter from the Winnipeg livestock exchange criticizes foreign interference and questions regulations governing cooperative livestock marketing. It argues Western exchanges share similar rules and asks for guidance on allowable practices for marketing and pooling livestock to improve business viability. A related opium commission meeting reports tensions over foreign influence and Chinese policy amid trade and security concerns.
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Mi of
Winnipee
Winniipee
Winterer
Tulnister Aakive
Motherwe
Attenton
West
Commission
Winniper Exchange
Canada Posts Higher Trade Surplus In Year End Report
Canada shows a larger trade surplus with exports surpassing imports in the 12 months ending in April, with figures rising to about 660,908 in the period and a near 299 surplus noted in Ottawa. The data indicate a stronger balance as the excess of exports over imports increased amid improved trade activity.
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Canada
Ottawa
Tidal Wave Devastates Burma Coast After Cyclone
Burma residents flee mangled coast where a cyclone and tidal wave cause heavy death tolls. Official reports cite 2800 deaths with fears of near 4000 in affected regions. Massive property losses and widespread displacement reported as relief efforts struggle to reach survivors.
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Rangoon
Burma
Arak
Canadian Envoy To U S Appointment Under Consideration
Senator Dandurand said Ottawa would name a Canadian envoy to Washington and that no correspondence existed with the United States about appointing an American to Ottawa. He noted the appointment was under consideration by the government.
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Dandurand
Ottawa
Poto Washington
Cambridge University Withdraws Honorary Degree Proposal
Cambridge University withdraws plans to award an honorary Doctor of Laws to Ramsay MacDonald. The move follows opposition within the university and MacDonald’s indication that he would not accept the degree amid parliamentary leadership turmoil.
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Cambridge University
Rameay MacDonald
London
Thal
Unsay Macc Od
Labor Party
MacDonald
Tmajorit Sire Ton
Foot and Mouth Disease Linked to Imported Pig Carcasses
London reports foot and mouth disease in cattle linked to pig carcasses from the continent via a British trader. Agriculture minister Walter Guinness addressed the Middlesex County Council at the Guildhall outlining the risk and implications for meat curing. Meanwhile Los Angeles sources claim Minnie Kennedy seeks to recover Mrs. McPherson for a $25 000 reward.
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London
England
Tex
Walter Guiness
Agriculture and Fisheries
Council of Striculture
Middlesex
Tos Angeles
The
Los Angeles Times
Mra
Minnie Kennedy
Aree Semple McPherson
Mrs. McPherson
Mrseunedy
Merchant Marine seen as promising for Canada says Sir Henry
Sir Henry Thornton expresses confidence that the Canadian Government Merchant Marine will ultimately pay and profit. He notes early gains, improving trade, and future profitability, predicting a favorable position in the next decade for those investing, while avoiding restatement of uncertain details.
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Ontawa
Henry Thornton
Ins
Sir Henry
Canada
Alberta school question goes to Supreme Court
Jon Ernest Lapointe for Justier told the Rowse that the case involves Alberta's school question and seeks a definitive ruling by the Supreme Court. He said the Dominion Government is prepared to reference the act for validity and give critics a forum to present views, stressing the matter is urgent and legislative intent should stand.
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Alberta
Supreme Court
Jon
Ernest Lape
Justier
Rowse
Eparce
Lapulate
Hos Stair
Lapoiate
Mr. Lapoiate
Dominion
Lapointe
Main Explosion in Los Angeles Injures Nine
A distant blast ripped a 100 by 15 foot hole in the pavement of a crowded east city district. Nine people were injured, some seriously, as a main explosion toppled a building row, lifted six cars and three trucks, and caused widespread fire and damage likely exceeding $2000. A weak seam in the main was cited as the cause.
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Los Angel
Los Angeles
Axtecn-Indi Gue
Cure For Leprosy Promised By University Of Dorpat Expert
Professor 8 Pald rock of the University of Dorpat Estonia reports in the German Dermatological Journal that after long experiments he has found a method to kill the leprosy kern by freezing the diseased tissue. Seven patients treated so far have been discharged as wholly cured. The advance is described as a potential breakthrough in leprosy treatment.
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Berlin
Lerugy
Paldrock
University of Dorpat
Ethonia
Three Life Savers On World Cruise Photographs
Amateur photographers crowd the deck to capture memories aboard the Empress of Scotland during a Round the World Cruise. Miss Dorothy and Miss Marjory Hager of Vancouver pose with a souvenir compact camera, illustrating the popular pastime of on board picture taking.
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Dorothy
Marjory Hager
Vancouver
Hager
No Action On Cattle Tariff Legislation Before Congress
The article discusses stalled cattle tariff legislation amid looming House and Senate sessions. It notes opposition and uncertainty, with farmers and rural interests preparing for campaigns, while Congress debates the tariff and its potential impact. Strong entities include Congress, rural states, and farm groups.
Polish President to Step Aside for Pilsudski Backed Transfer
Politicians say Ignaz Moscivek, famed inventor and rebel's son, will become president temporarily in Poland. He will resign once the transition reshapes power, with Josef Pilsudski expected to take over leadership and authority.
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Pilaudski
Ignaz Moscivek
Ins
I Tn
WBE
Josef Pilsudski
Hou
Moscecki
Tong Ena
Poland
Areta
Vileudski
Wembley Will Be Sold At Auction
London liquidators announce Wembley estate will be sold at auction after private tenders failed. The 132 acre site includes Exhibition Grounds and Palace of Industry buildings and aims to attract bidding for the entire property.
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Wembley
London
Attempt to criticize King George quashed in Commons
In London a debate on the state of emergency linked to the coal strike was halted as Speaker ruled Labour MPs could not mention the sovereign by name. The session aimed to discuss actions attributed to King George but was blocked to avoid direct royal criticism.
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London
King George
House of Commons
G Vachanan
Serious split in Liberal Party in Great Britain
London reports a deep rift within the Liberal party as Asquith and Churchill factions drift apart. Letters from the Earl of Oxford supporters hint a leadership crisis, while the National Liberal Federation plans a meeting to decide the party's future and possible votes of confidence.
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Liberal Party
Great Britain
London
Asquith
David Lield George
Bering
Earl of Ox
National Liberal Federation
Abolish Privy Council Appeal Urges Canadian Superior Court
Speakers at a Manitoba gathering urged abolishing all appeal to the Privy Council. JB Coyne argued Canada should follow UK precedent and Australia and South Africa in having the Supreme Court be the final recourse. He stressed the need for judges versed in climate and social conditions to interpret the law and warned that reliance on London oversight delays justice.
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Winsloes
Anow
Ledtr
JB Coyne
Rm Ackheas
We Meters
Manitoba Har Association
Canada
Wiategee
Australia
South Africa
Supreme Court
Fee Canadien
Petey Council
Mr Coyne
le Thie
Amd
London
Canadian Arms Control Proposal Sparks Fretting Debate
Col Starnes of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police condemns lax weapon permits as a committee convenes to consider importation and manufacture licensing for arms. He warns of too many people authorized to carry arms and calls for stricter measures before Helcourt’s restoration plan proceeds.
Lord Willingdon Offered Governor General Post
It is officially admitted that Lord Willingdon has been offered the governorship of Canada and is generally believed to have accepted. He will return from China shortly by the Bouataton route, sounding out how he might proceed with the duties.
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Lord Willingdon
Canada
China
Ada
Ching Wy
New British Trade Commission selection and ballots
The riciem tuleslover in a lanes: Get AWK Pollard, of overseas trade, has been chosen to lead the British trade mission at Wellington. Five members will be elected by proportional representation with three to field on the first ballot, while mentions of Edmonton and Calgary figures appear in a fragmented, unclear text.
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Pollard
Ta Ene
Aver
le B. Beale
Wellington
Calgary
Calear
Proporti Thon
Cheyenor HC
Marshall
Nestle McClung
Cil Jecturer
Legilature
Edmonton
George Ho Webster
Drydock Scon Victor Completes Nears Opening
Tenders are closed for two electrically operated construction contracts at the government drydock. Completion is expected by Yas in the third week of August as the gate nears readiness for the official opening. The project totals six million dollars.
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Victor
Ws. Limited
Yas
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A. E. Pollard
Orient
Gene A Bianty
International Labor Conference
Mies
Margaret Hondel
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