TORIES TO HAVE LARGEST GROUP IN NEXT HOUSE
Ottawa reports General election results showing Conservatives ahead with 118 seats, Liberals 97 and independents 2. Premier King plans a western cabinet sweep and hints at inviting defeated opponents, while Quebec remains Liberal stronghold and Agnes MacPhail remains the sole woman MP.
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Tories
Ottawa- Canada
Arthur Moighen
Margret
Liberetree
King
E Foster
James Merdock
Isbor
Gor Othnamigra
Graham
Ralways
Vincent Massey
J. A. Low
Miniater
AE Sten Mint Ree
Hom
Port
Quebec
Patensade
Independent-Conservaive
Liberals
Prairie Provinces
Manitoba
Alberta
Robert Rogers
Minsster Public Works
Robert Borden
Rogers
Norris
George Perley
Anh
Lonton
Eek
Montreal
Agnes MacPhail
Canada
New Viceroy of India Frederick Lindley Wood Appointed
Frederick Lindley Wood, minister of agriculture and fisheries and education, is named viceroy of India to succeed the Earl of Reading who retires next April. He is heir to Viscount Halifax and a Conservative MP for the Huddersfield area in Yorkshire.
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Roward Frederick Lindley Wood
Earl of Reading
London
Foward Frederick Lim Wood
India
Mr. Wood
Viscount Halfax
Huon
West Riding
Yorkshire
Stanley Baldwin
Irmer
London Cornhill Closed For Three Weeks For Roadwork
The old Cornhill route through central London will be closed for three weeks as workers rebuild the ancient roadway from Mansion House to Leadenhall Street. The project aims to restore the historic artery long used since Roman times.
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London
Cornhill
Leadenhall Street
New French Cabinet Formed After Reshuffle
Premier Patriews completes cabinet with Briand remaining foreign minister and Artetide Briand, Chanterape justice, Sees minister of works, Daladter war, Balle Bors commerce, DurAna agriculture, Duratou colonies and labor, Anterton ps minister. Caillaus omitted amid debt and currency policy dispute.
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Parte
Patriews
Lee
Mit Inter of Finance
Artetide Briand
Mitlater
Labor
M. Duratou
Anterton
M.caillaus
Disastrous Fire Ravages New Brunswick Village
A village fire in New Brunswick area destroyed five residences and three houses and damaged several other structures including the business district. Losses exceed 40000 dollars with the fire department unable to halt the blaze despite bucket brigades and manual efforts.
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New Brunswick
Pethcodiae
Ntk
Marough
Challenges Court Jurisdiction in Washington Case
Col. Mitchell challenges the court martial’s authority arguing the charges do not fall under articles of war. The case follows a chosen trial, with Mitchell contending no offence fits military jurisdiction. Campaign in Pekin cites Sum Chuan Fang’s advance toward Hauchow slowing due to scarce supplies.
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Col. Mitchell
Cal Washington
Col
William Mitchell
Legations
Sum Chuan Fang
Hauchow
Kianesu
Chang Tso-Lin
Inauguration Marked for Birth of Lister and Germicide Use
A historical note shows the American College of Surgeons planning a centennial event to honor Joseph Lister, with a board decision supporting germicide use in minor and remedial operations. It discusses universal germicide goals, cautions about tissue damage, and mentions a debated internal abscess treatment leveraging a new germicide.
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Martit
Amea
Burgvens
Lant Lister
Kachier
Balkans Neutral Zone Proposed by World Powers
Four great powers and six lesser powers on the Council of Nations urge conciliation and arbitration to resolve Balkan disputes. A neutral zone between Greece and Bulgaria may emerge from a broader settlement and pave the way for security pacts and a forthcoming disarmament conference.
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Greece
Bulgaria
Balkans
Eurocarno
Groves
France
Italy
Japan
Henes
Whaling Fleet Arrives Off Northeastern Coast
Goede Seaton heads the Vera Whaling Company fleet anchored near Sandefjord Norway with the mother ship and four whalers. The voyage accompanies U S hunting efforts off the Northeastern coast as the first such expedition in years. Apple crop forecasts by the Washington Department of Agriculture show 164 million bushels this year versus 79 million last year.
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Beringa
Tia
Koumuandoren
Vera
Sandefjord
Norway
Sivain
U. S
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Variable Weather In London Hotel District
A London day brought hall sleet rain lightning and thunder in the hotel and shopping area while fog stayed away. Many locals note that true fogs occur only in winter and are disappointed by the current calm spell.
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London
Navy marks 150th birthday with optimism for future
The U S Navy celebrated its 150th birthday with official assurances that the nation’s first line of defence remains strong. Leaders expressed optimism about the future despite past events.
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U. S. Navy
Washington
United States Navy
Fredericton Man Secures Largest Moose Head
E C Rogers of Putnam Coan earned the season's top moose trophy in New Brunswick Bald Mountain District on the Miramschl. The antlers measured a spread of 64 inches.
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Fredericton
E. C. Rogers
Putnam
Coan
New Brunswick
Rogers
Bald Mountain
Miramschl
Penn Debating Team Defeats Oxford in Prohibition Question
The University of Pennsylvania debaters defeated Oxford University in a formal contest held in Philadelphia. The affirmative team argued that the house supports the principles of prohibition, succeeding against their British rivals.
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Oxford
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Oxford University
Wheat Pool to Acquire More Elevators in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool plans to expand its elevator network by acquiring existing elevators and constructing new ones. At the annual meeting the board was authorized to negotiate with the Saskatchewan Elevator Company to extend the pool system as soon as possible. The goal is to manage grain more efficiently, targeting sites not yet served and shipping stations linked to the Farmers' Pool. By 1925, 86 elevators are or will be in operation under this policy.
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Lowing
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Thaken
Saskatchewan AC
Elevaskatchewan Co Company
Saskatchewan Pooltors Limited
Saskatchewan
Farmers’ Company
Seed Cleaning Plant in Moose Jaw Under Saskatchewan Seed Association
The Saskatchewan Registered Seed Association directors won unanimous shareholder approval to lease the Moose Jaw plant for a year with an option to buy. The plant will open this week to clean barley and flax for registration by the Canadian Seed Growers Association, with E. G. Booth named superintendent and M. S. A. Walker as Dominion seed judge.
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Saskatchewan
Moose Jaw
Regina
E.G. Booth
MSA
WE. Walker
BSA
Dominion
M. P. Tullis
Extension To Plant Saskatoon Statement From Manager
Thomas Reynolds local manager for the Quaker Voots Company says the extension of the Saskatoon plant was contemplated and would not have been pursued otherwise. The report mentions Hugo Stinnes Son’s arrival in the United States and notes ongoing tensions within the Stinnes family as Dr Edmund Stinnes seeks a new business environment.
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Saskatoon
Thomas Reynolds
Quaker Voots Company
Billy
An Yany
Cou
Hugo Stinnes
U. S
Edvers
Ream Nes
Edmund Suetson
United States
Innes
Japanese Aviators Tie Long Flight Abe L Reaches London
Abe L and team completed a Tokio to London flight, arriving here after the long crossing. The daring aviators set a notable pace as they landed, with reports confirming their successful journey.
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Abel
Tokio
London
Diplomat Sails With Empress Of Canada To Orient
Sir Ronald MacLeay British minister to China sails from Vancouver aboard the Empress of Canada for the Orient. Delegates include Mr B C Newton and Colonel the Hon Sydney Peel, with Sir Ronald at the forthcoming Chinese customs taii conference opening in Peking on October 26. Ladies in the group include Lady Delis Peecentre and Lady MacLeay.
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Great Britain
China
Ronald MacLeay
Canada
Vancouver
Orient
B.C. Newton
Sydney Pres
Grandin
Robert Peel
Viscount Peel
House of Commons
Ronald
Peking
Lady Delis Peecentre
Lady MacLeay
Message From Wrecked Coaster Found With Name Of Lost Ship
A note found with remains in Vancouver Island area references the 1928 loss of the steamer Haysport and its crew aboard in Bank Sound. The message claims the vessel is wrecked with no chance of escape from drowning. Captain Partington and crew were reported missing after the ship disappeared during a storm in January 1928 while carrying cargo to northern mines.
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Cordilla
Graham Bear
Rnty
Boar
Partington
Adison
Euginee
Polley
Woo
Sou
Bank Sound
Hays Port
Toronto Honors Robert J. Fleming
Toronto observed a lengthy funeral for street railway magnate Robert J. Fleming at Timothy Eaton Memorial Church. Traffic stopped for two minutes and many residents stood in the street as Fleming lay in state and thousands paid respects before burial at Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
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Toronto
St Rute Sone
Robert J. Fleming
Stilway
Timothy Eaton
Mount Pleasa
Riot and bombardment reach Damascus as French forces bomb three quarters
Refugee Syrians report a revolt led by Mohammedan chief Hassan Kharrat entering Damascus and calling residents to stay by their homes. Attacks hit police posts in Chaxour Medan and Dab Pama as French troops bombarded Meid Medan and Bab es Salahiteh, causing widespread destruction over 48 hours and a final six hours of firing despite pleas for cessation.
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Mesundria
Chaxour
Neathem
Medan
Dab Pama
Chetetian
Megl
Bab-es-Salahitset
Chi Medan
Anella
Igmella
Svalust
Statement of Trade Shows Encouraging Canada Exports Rise
Canada’s exports for the 12 months ended September rose by about $8 from the prior year, with total exports reaching $1,158,290,739. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics report also notes imports for the year ending September 30 at $852,622,241, against $82,166,002 for the same period in 1924.
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Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Home rulers in India draft Magna Charta movement
In Delhi a movement presses for constitutional demands toward self government. Talks outline: independence of judiciary, elected representation, executive accountability, and a largely elected executive council. central British authority to be curbed under a proposed Magna Charta for India.
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India
Delhi
Bn Dettt
N.C. Relkar
Swanajiats
Howe
Tivanswanbiy
Manitoba Feeder Show Highlights and Local News
The Manitoba Feeder Show opened with top placements for Brochet Alta in Senior Class. Winners include Group of Five led by D Metirevor Brandon Man in yearling classes and North Harnieford Liberal editor R Melninsh noted as the only west newspaper editor elected. Local notes mention a poor family expecting a son amid Turkish star symbolism.
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Winnipes
Wisimatels
Manitoba
Pekan
Brochet
Alta
Lateoski
Binkerstein
Kone Lane
Dawex D. Metirevor
Brandon, Man
Uwe Ddosdminster
Regina
R. Melninsh
North Harnieford
North Matteford News
Saskstchewan Press Association
Sand
Saskatchewan
Aw Ather
Tts
By-Elections in Alberta and Related Domestic News
Six by-elections are planned in Alberta to fill vacancies in the provincial legislature. A German coal cargo of four tons was announced as due to arrive in five weeks. Potash works in Germany linked to a government depot are noted. Dr W Blair Bell from Liverpool discusses women’s rising roles in politics and industry, contrasting with male decline.
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Hanonten
Jin Alberta
Dee
Penunion
Wistact
Germany
Portland
Male
Maine
Buddingea
Sale Depotit
Gamany-Depodiis
Sidiaed
Paden
Philadelphia
W. Blair Bell
Liverpool
England
American College of Surgeons
Australia Sees Wheat Yield Rise in 1925 28 Season
Australia’s wheat production for 1925 28 is estimated at 2 964 000 bushels with an average of 13 10 bushels per acre and an increase of two million bushels from the prior season.
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Australia
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