Baldwin Forms New Cabinet Amid Public Attention
Stanley Baldwin becomes Prime Minister heading a new Conservative cabinet approved by the King. Key posts include Winston Churchill as Chancellor, Marquis of Salisbury as Lord Privy Seal, and Neville Chamberlain as Health Minister. The lineup aims to steady the country, with Churchill returning after a long absence and Sir Robert Stevenson Horne notably excluded.
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Stanley Baldwin
Taltows
Fxch-qurr
Winston
Cearetsit Campa
Gore
House of Lords
Marquis Caron
Marquis of Salisbury
Lord Chanerlier
Viscount Cave
William Joynson- Hicks
Boward Frederick Lindsey Wood
Wirt
Douglas M. Hogs
Baldwin
Treasury
House of Commons
Churchill
Conservatiam
Robert = ‘Stevenson Horne
No Truth In Report Denied That Princess Mary Will Visit Canada
London reports deny any truth to claims Princess Mary would visit Canada next year. Lady in waiting said there is no plan for a royal Canada tour in 1925 despite rumors tied to Prince of Wales reign.
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Princess Mary
Canada
London
Peas
Mary
Probly
Prince of Wales
Dominion
Ims
English Jew Leaves Estate for Zionist Movement Fund
A London will leaves an estate valued at about a million pounds to benefit the Zionist movement. The fund is to be used to raise and assist Jews in returning to their ancient home in Palestine.
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Zionist Movement
London
Palestine
Insurance payouts ordered after theft at Sands Point home
Reports say Lloyds and the Alliance Insurance Company paid about 125000 to Lord and Lady Mountbatten and Mrs J Cowtem for valuables stolen from Mrs Conden’s Sands Point home during the Prince of Wales visit. No thief was traced after the Prince’s arrival in London.
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Mountuatien
J . Cowtem
Conden
Sands Point
Prince of Wales Tt
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The
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Tts
Prince
London
Aftermath of War Shapes China's Emperor's Fate
The boy emperor Huat and former court flee to Princ Chun's palace as revolution forces topple the Qing. Abdication on February 12, 1912 ends imperial rule, a pension of four million dollars yearly promised, while the imperial family struggles with arrears and compelled sales of heirlooms to cover expenses.
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Cevardane
Pune
Princ Chun
Drauny
Henan
Imperial
Russia Will Not Buy Western Horses
Canada ends talks with Russia over horse sales for this year after difficulty arranging payment terms. Canadian agents wanted payment at shipment in Montreal, while the plan envisaged a London bank payment after delivery at Odessa. A deadlock halted purchases though re opening in spring is possible. The Russian government signaled potential buys if the first thousand Canadian horses met expectations.
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Alberta
Russia
Odessa
Prairie
London
Montreal
Lonon, Henr
Canada
Prince Henry May Succeed Lord Byng in Canada
London reports Prince Henry is the favored successor to Lord Byng as Governor General, with speculation running since the Prince of Wales’ Canada return. Ottawa notes talks begun toward a possible commercial treaty with Spain as Canada aims to open preliminary negotiations in Madrid. A coal strike in Alberta appears resolved per a Labor Department advisory referencing the Edmonton Miners Federation. In Jamestown Amy E Price, age 108, votes early, while a Saskatoon elevator fire causes $12,000 loss destroying engines and grain including flax and oats.
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London
Lord Byng
Prince Henry
Prince of Wales
Spain
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Italy
Madrid
Ottawa
Alberta
Labor Department
Edmonton Miners Federation
Conciliation Board
Mexico Consulate Closures Ordered Across British Dominions
A foreign affairs minister issued a blanket order to close the Mexican consulates in Canada and other British dominions starting November 20. The move follows a policy shift to suspend official dealings with Britain after a recent withdrawal at the request of Donard Cummins, the chargé d’affaires in Mexico.
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Mexico
Caya.can Consultes Fm
Canada
Dominions
Great
Coolidge Wins Big Victory in United States Election
New York reports show President Coolidge with at least 100 electoral votes in reserve and the largest popular plurality in history. Estimated totals list Coolidge 18,000,000 votes, Davis 6,000,000, La Follette 4,004,000, with 367 to 136 to 13 electoral votes respectively. Washington notes changes as Coolidge prepares to take office on March 4 and assemble his cabinet.
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New York
United States
Coolidge
Tiree
Davis
la Follette
Washington
Elevator Charges Dispute Over Special Binned Wheat
Officials of the Canadian selling agency and prairie wheat pool representatives met elevator company leaders in Winnipeg to settle charges. Pool officials demand no fee for diverting special binned grades, while elevators seek a one cent per bushel charge.
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Ois
Winnipeg
Canadian Operative Selling Agency
Prairie Wheat Pool Associations
Floods Menace City and Surrounding Areas
Heavy floods in the city of Rhtims and vicinity have assumed alarming proportions. Eight hundred families have abandoned their homes in this city, several villages evacuated and cut off from outside communication. Leading roads to the district are impassable.
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Rhtims
Devonshire Named New Colonial Secretary Ambitions
Reported interest in appointing the Duke of Devonshire as Colonial Secretary under Premier Haid. The text suggests no strong grounds to doubt his willingness to return, noting improved relations between the Dominion and the colonial department under former Governor General of Cab.
Hungarian ex-governor eyes Canada immigration easing
Aladar Uedeon, former governor of several Hungarian counties and member of the Hungarat Government, tours Central Saskatchewan and Alberta. He hopes Canada will relax Magyar immigration restrictions to allow thousands of Hungarians and their farmers to settle, promising a large migration if policy supports entry.
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Montreal de
Aladar Uedeon
Hungarat
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Citzen
Hungary
Gedeon
Home For Defective Children: BC Needs Facility
Miss A J Dauphine supervisor of special classes in city schools told the Vancouver Board of Trade health bureau that British Columbia has more than 1600 mentally defective children and the numbers are rising. She cited high birth rates among low mental capacity groups and improved infant care as factors.
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B.C
Vancouver
British Columbia
A. J. Dauphine
Health Bureau of the Board of Trade
Quebec byelections shift Liberal strength across province
Quebec province sees Liberal gains in St Anne Montreal and Sherbrooke while Bonaventure and Quebec County show mixed results. Liberals hold most seats though Conservatives gain in one district. By elections alter party standings in the Quebec Legislature with totals: Liberals 62, Conservatives 41, others 6.
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Quebec
St. Anne
J. J. Dillon
A. E. Guillemette
Eh Sherbrooke
A. Crepeative
Bonaventure
P. FE
Cote
Bastionative
Liberals
Tart Bar Implied Canadian Producers Barred From U8 Markets
In Ottawa Ontario readers note that the U S election eliminates hope for Canadian products gaining favorable U S entry. The Republican victory signals protectionist shifts. Fordney tariff acts impose prohibitive duties on Canadian grain cattle fish and dairy products.
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Ouawa
Sets New World's Record Ottawa Holstein Butter Test
Augie Texas Canary a seven year old Holstein cow owned by W. R. Cummings of Gold Dollar Stock Farm near Ottawa set a new world record for butter production in a 205 day performance test, producing 1128 pounds surpassing the previous Canadian and world mark of 1122 pounds held by a Holstein owned by H. Reeves of Bowmanville Ontario.
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Augie Texas Canary
Holestein
W. R Cummings
Gold Dollar
Charles Wood
Cummings
Ht. Revens
Bowmanville
Ont
Prairie provinces pledge unity to restore pact terms
Winnipeg reports show Alberta and Saskatchewan pledging full cooperation with Manitoba to reinstate the Crow’s Nest Pass rates. Leaders H. J. Symington and J. E. Brownlee vow steadfast support, with J. A. Cross of Saskatchewan promising strong backing as appeals face legal actions.
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British Columbia
Privy Council
Prairie Provinces
Railway Board
Oliver
Prairies
Supreme Court of [Cansda
Winnipeg
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Prairie
H. J. Symington
D.C
J. E. Brownlee
J. A. Cross
Govermor
Suprema
Mr. Cross
Grain Standards Too High Spark Debate in Wheat Grading
Grain Standards Board new member T. King says Canadian wheat grades are higher than US, urging amendment to Graio Act. In Paris Vatican tensions rise as Frances Albert criticises Vendôme speech amid Catholic state affairs, signaling an early crisis in church state relations.
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Lethbridge
Remch
Vatican
Paris
Bonnetth
Beneventura
Government urged to aid hotel bank depositors
In Toronto, a committee representing depositors and shareholders plans another appeal to the Federal Government to cover 40 percent losses. W. J. Lee chairs the group and says they will seek a meeting to propose that liquidators take over the bank's assets. Meanwhile the government has added 1 dollar to 25 coins on depositors, aiming to recover the remaining 15 cents and support the land scheme with treasury funds.
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Toronto
Hote Bank
Pelle
W. TJ. Lee
Explosion Causes Train Disaster Verdict Rendered
A coroner's jury in Nelson B C states that William J Armstrong Mary Sir Harry J Bishop and Nell E Murray died in a disaster caused by a powerful explosive placed in CPR car No 1686 near Farrow H C on October 29. It urges the attorney general to continue seeking evidence to identify those responsible.
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Nelson
B.C
Wiliam J. Armstrong
Mary
Harry J. Bishop
Nell E Murray
Farrow
H.C
Home Bank Lands Collections Across Provinces
Home Bank initiates widespread collections against shareholders in Western Provinces. About $550,000 paid to date by Saskatchewan and Toronto shareholders. Ontario coverage expected this week. Plans include transfers to Manitoba and Brisk Column areas.
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Home Bank
Saskatchewan
Toronto
Ontario
Monitoba
Doukhobor Leadership Postponed in BC Meeting
The Doukhobors at Brilliant held meetings deciding to postpone for six weeks the doles of one spiritual leader for their sect and the new president for the Universal Brotherhood. Mr J. Cazakoff, vice-president, is interim head until a new president is elected.
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Nelwon
Brilliant
Christian Unity of Universal Brotherhood
Peter Vervain
J. Cazakoff
Conunity
New Zealand Eyes Singapore Naval Base for Pacific Reach
Premier W B Massey told Parliament New Zealand seeks to press Britain for a naval base at Singapore to strengthen time and opportunity for the Pacific. The move aims to bolster New Zealand and Australia’s strategic position in the region.
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Bate
Wellington
New Zealand
Australia
W. B. Massey
Parla
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