Ontario Voting Debates Teeter Between Prohibition and Reform
The article reports a tight provincial vote on legislation affecting alcohol sales in Ontario. Initial results suggested a possible defeat for the prohibition measure, but final tallies near two million show the dry side gaining, with liquor sale restrictions under government control favored by a narrow margin after all districts reported.
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Seth Provinem
Lions'e Vanes Voday Utter
Wuepiers
OTA
Arallte
Usbantie
Uhe
Hquor
Bandits Expiate Crime Mores In Bordeaux Executions
Eight men convicted in the Henri Clerous Bank holdup murder were hanged in Bordeaux after a heavily fortified operation. Frank Gambino and Moret were among the condemned, with Serafini and Prapk executed earlier. Police and guards sealed routes while the city endured a night of tense spectacle as the sentence was carried out.
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Mores
Frank
Serafini
Frank Gambino
Lons More
Tony Frank
Guiseppe Serafok
Henri Clerous
Bordeaux
Mounted Police
Wity Force
Pilson
Jal Rordeam
Moret
Montreal
Gambino
Problem of Rural School Prof. Ottewell Deplores Alberta Districts
Professor A H Ottewell of the University of Alberta warned at the Provincial Social Welfare Congress that up to 73 percent of rural districts lack organized religion outside foreign communities. He argued rural schools serve the community and noted ongoing concerns about rural needs and child welfare. Other speakers addressed children’s issues and the drug problem.
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Ottewell
University Alberta
Winnipeg
Alberta
A H. Ottewell
University of Alberta
Social Welfare Congress
Rom
Reuters
Quewell
Evn
Canada and Belgium ratify and exchange commerce treaty
The ratification of the Canada Belgium commerce treaty was formally exchanged in Ottawa. Jon Van Rycktall of Montreal and Hondames A. Kobb acting for Canada exchanged instruments confirming the treaty ratification in the prime minister's presence.
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Canada
Hondames A. Kobb
Tin Lewer
Finance
Twenty-Two Years In Solitary Confinemn
Fragmentary report notes a long solitary confinement ending for Khalifa followers after the Battle of Omdurman. It mentions Lord Kitchenex and Osman, with references to Wadi alfa Osmi pilgrimage and British actions in the late 19th century. The piece claims the figure is now nearly 160 years old.
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Omdurman
Kitchenex
Dertiches
Khalifa
Foreign Office
Org Osman
Great Britain
Isolate Addicts Segregation Advanced As Only Cure
Saskatoon speakers at a welfare congress advocated segregation of addicts as a cure for the drug evil. Dominion narcotics official Mr Cowan claimed Canada has the strictest laws, while church leaders urged programs to direct boys away from drug use and toward constructive leadership.
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Saskatoon
TW. Cowan
Dominion Department of Narcotic Investigation
Lar Welfare Congress
Cowan
Canada
Brother Barbas
Rowan Catholic Church
Congress
Community Chest Fund Consideration At Ottawa Board
The Ottawa board hears a proposal for a community chest fund modeled on the Winnipeg foundation. City solicitor drafts legislation to enable creation awaiting Ontario Legislature approval. A special meeting is set to consider the proposal and potential funding.
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Ottawa
Winnipeg Foundation Fund
Board of Control
Ier Arthur ES
Heavy Freight Traffic Records Set by Canadian Railways
Revenue freight moved 258,933 tons in 1923 with 34,967,058,527 ton miles, average 333 miles per ton, beating 1920 records. Passenger traffic rose nine percent from 1922 but remains below 1919 and 1920 peaks.
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Railways of
Canada
Orawa— Freee
Statistics Rettras
Navy Turret Crew Members Bleedings After Norfolk Explosion
Four more sailors died after the Norfolk explosion aboard the Hampton Roads vessel, bringing total fatalities to twelve with four survivors still listed in critical condition. The incident occurred Monday, details indicate turret crew on duty at the time faced a devastating disaster.
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U.S. Navy
Norfolk
Tom MP
Hampton Roads
Vancouver's 104th Birthday Revival for Dad Quick
Local Vancouver man Celebrates 104th birthday Oct 22 with family. Known as Jodi Birthday he remains vigorous and continues his trade as a caddlemaker. His daily routine embodies an early rising ethic and steady labor cited as the key to a long, healthy life.
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Dad Quick
Vancouver
Dad
Grain Trade Shifts North Of the Border Says Official
North Dakota grain dealers report Sempzle Grain to Canada frame swaps are lifting wheat prices by several cents, with Canada paying more than the U S. Smuggling issues persist along the border as talks with government officials fail to curb illicit movement. A. Lee, secretary of the North Dakota Grain Dealers Association, notes spring efforts to gain federal cooperation were stymied by opposition from the Beg Nations, keeping illicit cross-border shipments an annual concern.
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Tmners
Ninpesota
Manitoba
Poun
United States
Erala
Canada
A. Lee
North Dakota Grain Tealers’ Association
Eran
Plans for training boy immigrants in Canada
Commissioner David Lamb of London England announces Salvation Army plans to train British immigrants in Canada for agricultural work. Three programs for 1925 propose 250000 pounds from general funds, with Brandon Manitoba as a training site and a potential Birtle Manitoba farm purchase. Programs cover boy migration, young migration, and family farming groups with housing, cattle allotments, and split produce to foster self sufficiency.
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Winnipes
Salvation Arms
Great Britain
Canada
David Lamb
Lenton
England
Te Army
Ceitre
Brandon
Manitoba
Birtle Manitoba
Eivis Hn
Lamb
Brandon Farm
Ura
Japan Plans World Flight from Tokio
Plans by the Imperial Aviation Society and Government Aviation Board propose a world flight with two civilian visitors. The aircraft would be built at Naka Aeroworks, Nagoya, with a spring start in 1927. Funding may come from public subscription and government appropriations.
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Tokio
Imperial Aviation Society
Government Aviation Board
We Naka Aeroworks
Nagoya
28th Battalion Reunion At Regina In November
The 29th Battalion CRF Iron Sivhrk Kade plans a reunion at Regina on November 1st and 2nd with a death party banquet concert and a church parade on Sunday. Many members are scattered and invitations will be broadcast by newspaper notices and radio. Railway reduced fares are being arranged for return trips and efforts urge former battalion members to attend.
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Regina
Kade
Winnipee
Manitoba Grain Threshing Nears Completion Amid Weather
Manitoba reports threshing to near completion as a few days of good weather should finish safely. Provincial agriculture officials note protracted conditions caused sprouting and breach losses, with southern regions progressing well and late plowing expected to wrap up soon if weather holds. Tokio plans poison gas research with army and navy cooperation following Japanese army precedent.
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Manitoba
Erie
Department of Aeriulture
Japan
Army
Special Board of
Navy
Kipling Weds Kipling in London Honorary Attache Event
Rudyard Kipling ties the knot in a ceremony linked to Jorge Bambridge, honorary attaché to the British Legation in Brussels and London. The wedding connects Kipling kin and a noted diplomatic figure, reflecting imperial era ties.
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Kipling
Je Kipling
Daued
Ying
Jorge Bambridge
Lega
Brusseete
London
Rudyard Kij
Prince of Wales Visits Jasper National Park
The Prince of Wales spent a delightful day in the Canadian Rockies visiting Jasper National Park as a guest at Jasper Park Lodge. He toured scenic areas and interacted with guests during his stay, marking a notable royal visit to Alberta.
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the Prince OF Wales
Jasper
Hra
Prince of Wales
Canadian Rockies
Jasper National Park
Jasper Park Lodge
Ing
Col. S. Maynard Rogers
Jasper Station
Canadian Nations Railways
League of Nations protects small states amid Albanian tensions
The league secretariat notes Albanian concerns over Juco Slavia territorial designs and asserts the need to shield small states from coercion by larger neighbors. Advisory actions emphasize preserving sovereignty and stabilizing borders in the current regional dispute.
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Gemeva
Tonga
Tally
Erle Trea
Mond
Genital Adis
Juco Slavia
Albania
League
Scere
Delegation to Press Premier King in Regina Over Hudson Bay Line
Regional agricultural and stock associations plan to appoint representatives to press Premier King during his Regina visit. The group includes Saskatchewan Co operatives, Wheat Pool, Livestock, Creameries, and Rural Municipal Directors, aiming to secure completion of the Hudson Bay Railway at the earliest moment. They will meet the federal premier Monday at noon in November.
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King
Regina
Hudson's Bay Railway
Mankenaie
Alii
Edysses Hatchewan
Saskatchewan Agricultural Co-operative
Isaskatchewan Stock Growers’ Association
Saskatchewan Horse Treers Association
Saskatchewan Cat Hefenders’ Association
Saskatetewine Breeders’ Association
Sasatchewan Agricultural Society
Were
Asteclaujon
Saskatchewan Livestock Association
Saskatchewan Co-operative
Ghewan Wheat Pool
Saskatchewan Water Company, Limited
Saskatchewan — Co-operative Creameries
Askate Associa
Saskatchewan
Saskatchewanders’ Association
Catty
May Suspend Recent Order on Freight Rates
Ottawa cabinet council discussion centers on suspending a freight rates order. Ministers weigh jurisdiction and lead status of the railway board amid potential orders in council.
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Ottawa
Railway Board
Tomas Alriseat
Amet
Mons
Comulesion
Jyosbend
Ibe
Soma
Aioe Sineh
Peta Slater Eiestiep
Ellen
Annie Re Samra
Klog
Stk
Clase
Fefinitte
Retiring Officer Dameerage Honored in Ottawa
Jane 39, a retiring deputy with ties to Canadian and British colonization efforts, is celebrated for her long service. Her work traced back to the Canadian Pacific Railway launch in Brandon in 1881, advocating land rebates for settlers and highlighting transnational influences on Western Canada.
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Ieeeater
Ottawa
Ouawa
W. de Sot
Canadian
Pacific Railway
French wheat crop larger in France 1924 forecast
A cablegram from the International Institute of Agriculture Rome reports France’s official preliminary wheat crop at 242,340,000 bushels, down from 275,572,000 the previous year. The French rye crop is 38,800,000 bushels, compared with 28,517,000 in 1923.
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Ottawa
International Institute of Agriculture
Rome
France
Winnie Wheat Sale Report From Westerm Pool
Fragmentary notes indicate Winnie Wheat sale by the Westerm Wheat Pools with reference to government grades and sample quality. Mentions Don Jord MacRas and Saska hewn poe in a distressed, garbled description of pool success and possible marketing directions.
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Winnie
Westerm
Dowager Empress disputes Cyril claim on Rus premierism
Maria Feodorovna questions Grand Duke Cyril of Russia's manifesto claiming a premature act by the Russian empire leader. In a letter from France she asserts the Russian dynasty still endures, naming Nicholas as the eldest member of the royal line and appealing Russians to sustain the royal mission.
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Cyril
Berlin
Cyril of Rus
Maria Peodorovna
Nichols Nicholateviteh
France
Nicholas
Ruslan
Romianert
Piper
Duke Nicholas
Saskatchewan Legislature Reging Opens New Liquor Legislation
The Saskatchewan Legislature opens Thursday with the first session agenda focused on drafting and submitting a new liquor bill. The premier and ministers prepare for the bill’s introduction while committees review provisions, including French recognition and related international considerations amid political delays.
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Sask
Ninh
Ing
Netherlands to receive new artillery observation planes
The Netherlands plans to receive speed scout planes and 16 two seaters for artillery observation. Deliveries are to occur in 12 direct 12 highly perks. Premier Mustelinl of Waly and the Yugoslav foreign minister are set to meet once the Yugoslav crisis settles to discuss any defensive alliance.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Mustelinl
Waly
Jugo Slav
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