King to Meet Parliament Amid Election Aftermath
The Prime Minister informs the Governor General that Parliament should be summoned at the earliest practicable date following the general election held on October 29. The government intends to avoid a new general election and seeks royal assent to form a government with the leader of the largest party and to convene Parliament for an immediate vote on dissolution options.
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Ohtawe
Eariens
King
Erten
Iive
Ttaeil
House of Commons
Mig Bacchiesey
le Devoir
Lave 4
Brough
Quebec
Perley
Wlee- Hon
Ontario
Anti King
Alaskan Volcanoes Active and Prince Tumbles in Return
Reports from Alaska describe Mount Katmal and nearby peaks erupting with dense smoke over craters, as activity spikes across the peninsula and Aleutian region. In Bedfordshire, the Prince of Wales suffered a fall from horseback during a Fox Hunt while returning from a South American voyage but remained unharmed.
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Seattle
Wana
Algon‘auin
United States Coastguard
Alaskan Peninsula
Aleutian Islands
Aleutians
Leighton Buzzard
Bedfordshire
Prince of Wales
Sinen
England
Strikes Redirect Newsprint To British Columbia Mills
Seamen's strike disrupts Vancouver port activity and diverts about 29,000 tons of newsprint to British Columbia mills, hindered only by a new Canada Australia treaty that took effect October 1. Engineer John Smith of Winnipes claims a self contained stationary engine after 60 years of work, with a perfect model for demonstration. In Bonaventure Quebec Ron Charles Marcil wins election by a large margin over Theodore.
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B.C
Vancouver
Beftlah
British Columbia
John Smith
Winnipes
Mining And Agriculture Linked In Canadian Mineral Drive
Deputy Minter of Mines Charles Camsell spoke at a western Canadian institute meeting. He warned that Canada’s mineral deposits will power future industry as global demand rises and supplies dwindle. He urged rapid development to meet wartime and postwar needs.
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Minter
Canadian Institute
Ano Canada
Tir Camsell
International Labor Conference Held in Geneva Discussion
The report notes the League of Nations and the International Labour movement meeting at Reneva with focus on future directions. Leaders discuss housing and railway projects and the unemployment situation in Britain. Moors notes Canadian coverage abroad appears limited and largely inconsequential in British papers.
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Vane Uly
League of Nations Strelee
Reneva
Labor Cou Ess
International Labor of
Britain
Moors
Canada
West as arbiters urged subsidy on coal rates next house
At a Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy convention in Montreal, advocates urged government action including a subsidy on coal freight rates if needed, withdrawal from entry and pooling of Crown coal ranges, and commission oversight to curb wasteful mine opening.
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West
Winnipeg
Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Western Coal
Sturehbury
Stutehbury
Alberta
Howard Kopher
CPR Denies Plan For Line To Churchill From The Pas
A Western Canada CPR official rejected reports of building a branch from The Pas through the mineral belt to Fort Churchill. He said construction is not contemplated now. The Ottawa report cited Herb Lake as a mining district near The Pas.
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Saye C.P.R
Hudson Bay
Winnipeg
Fort Hurchil
Pace
CPR
Pas
Ths
Ottawa
Fort Churchill
Coleman
Prince Albert
Herb Lake
Manitoba
Man
Wives Seek Equality Across Canada and Sweden
Detroit delegates report a move by Canadian councils for a law to establish wife equality with the husband regardless of the breadwinner. Toronto university students fined for participation in a raid. a similar law is said to be in effect in Canada provinces. In Sweden, Trinity College residents faced a water raid while others toured the college.
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National Council of Women Want Equal
Detroit
Mich Tian
National County of Women
Canadian Councils
Toronto
Sweden
Trinity Colege
Priests Held by Bandits Near Hong Kong Island
United States legation reports two American priests captured by bandits at St Johns Island south of Hong Kong. A U S destroyer and a Chinese airship are said to be en route to the island to assist.
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Peking
St John's Island
Hong Kong
United States
Legation
October Sets Cold Record at Dominion Farm
The past October was the coldest on record in 35 years at the Dominion Experimental Farm with a mean temperature of 25.9F against 16.6F. Sir Henry Thornton, chairman of Canadian National Railways, sailed from New York on the Mauretania for a brief England visit to discuss European matters of the CN system.
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Otawa
Dominion Experimental Farm
Thornton Saila
England
Montreal
Sir Henry Thornto
Canadian National Railways
New York
Mauretania
Sir Henry
London
Free Legal Aid for the Poor in Montreal Address
In Montreal, GH Corbett of the Society for the Protection of Women and Children argued at a social work conference that court fees delays and legal costs bar the poor from justice. He urged free legal aid as essential to protect the vulnerable and prevent oppression.
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Montreal
GH. Corbett
Society For the Protecon of Women and Children
Corbett
Freedom of Money Market Remains Free for Dominion Loans
Winston Churchill announces in London that the embargo on dominion colonial and foreign loans will be removed. The chancellor says the old full freedom of the money market will be restored and urges prudent use to prevent overextension and future credit strain. Preference will favor issues boosting British trade.
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London
Sheffield
England
Winston Chutchill
Lond
Apple Production In Canada Statistics Highlight 1925 Crop Value
Ottawa Rotarians heard W. T. Macoun, Dominion horticulturist, explain apple growth and marketing. He cited 1921 figures showing 1,775,364 trees covering about 399,600 acres and noted per capita consumption remains low at roughly one third of an apple daily. The 1925 crop value on farms reached about 7 million dollars despite ongoing old and new varieties.
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Canada
Ottawa
W. T. Macoun
Dominion Hortialturist
Graft Blamed for Law Enforcements Failures In US
A report by Chief Justice Marshall cites graft as a major cause of law enforcement failures in the United States and notes rising crime rates across the nation. The protest to the League of Nations condemns French mandate and seeks accountability for alleged barbarities in Syria. Stephen T. Hall, 79, former express agent and postmaster, died in Vancouver after a career beginning at 150 Mile House. Ontario air service units staged formation maneuvers in Sault Ste Marie with dignitaries watching.
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United
Northe
South America
Balkans
Jesla
Marshall
Ohie
League of Nation
Berlin
Germany
League of Nations
Syria
France
League
B.C
Vancouver
Stephen T. Hall
British Columbia
150 Mile House
Carbboo District
Halifax
A. C. Foster
Gleiche Alta
Ontario
Sault Ste. Marie
Ontario Air Service
James Lyons
Ulster of Lands and Forests
Air Service
Schooner From Arctic Brought By Eskimos
An Arctic schooner voyage to Liverpool Nova Scotia ended successfully with a skilled crew. The mission, part of a trading series, involved 3,000 miller units in funding and featured Jean Revulon and Blended Kaktinos Thsaon among the personnel. The perilous journey near Chesieedeht and Hutson Straits concluded as the crew praised the achievement and noted the sail as a notable feat.
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Crem
Chestertelt
Jean Revulon
Chesieedeht
Tooresbans
Brine Burne
Robertson
Hutson Straits
Berengaria Battles Worst Storm In Seafaring Career
The Berengaria endured a monstrous storm off the New York coast causing numerous injuries among passengers and crew. The captain, after 82 years at sea, stated the weather was unmatched in ferocity and the ship pitched violently, throwing people from deck.
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France
New York
Berengaria
U S Destroyers Ordered to Leave for Syria
Dispatch notes U S warships departing from Alexandria to Beirut amid Damascus unrest. Insurgent losses cited with 200 killed and 80 wounded. Report mentions Armenian and Tripolitan casualties and $1,125,000 property damage. Clashes described with police and city quarters tense under rebel actions.
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Alexandra
Egypt
United
Aebt
Ortaver
Bendit
Eureters
Medical survey to ensure steady Canadian practitioner supply
Prominent Canadian medical men close fall meeting of the Canadian Mental Association executive committee. They approve a nationwide medical survey and compiled records to map the doctor distribution across the Dominion, aiming to guarantee a constant, adequate number of practitioners in every region.
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Canada
Montreal
Canadian Mental Association
Dominion
Tts
France Will Stand Firm on Disarmament Policy
Paris signals a hard line on disarmament as France advocates league backed controls. The plan seeks provisional limits on military assets, phased under international oversight, with accountability if aggression occurs. France emphasizes universal disarmament and readiness to act within league decisions.
Rich mine field described at Canadian Institute meeting
The article details the development of lithia ore at Winnipes, a rich mine near Du Hosport, Winnives, developed by Hellish capital. Evans, a 15 year prospecting veteran, attends as a delegate. The ore body yields fireworks, photography and em uediches, plus dental aluminas and other products.
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Winnipes
Winnipeg
Lithia
Choanadian
Ma Hon
Hug
Evans
Ueaiscovery
du Hos Port
Winnives
Hellish Capital
Mrs
Bogland Iy
Potatoes face Manitoba crop losses from frost and weather
Forecasts warn of an early freeze impacting Manitoba potato fields as weather and growing conditions threaten yields. Prices rise with shortages. retail costs push toward new peaks while farmers weigh supply risks and policy responses.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Pakotar
Ted Ts
Mallard tagged duck tale in Illinois and Ottawa note
A misread report recounts a tagged adult mallard captured near Quas Art Illinois feted by city engineer Allan Whe as sistant and sent to Ottawa via the department of national parks. Another item notes a cross Canada journey in 67 hours by an all electric car for service to British Columbia.
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Quines
Canada
Vancouver
National
British Columbia
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Ettort
Caballon
Londen
Geneye
Qu’Appelle
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