British Electors Award Big Victory to Bonar Law
British electors gave a substantial majority to Hon. A. Bonar Law amid Coalition tensions. Conservatives led with 53,349,000 votes, Labor 4,260,000, Liberals and others trailing as Lloyd George faced possible realignment. regional shifts favored Conservative gains in Midlands and Lancashire, while Wales and Scotland showed Labor dissatisfaction in mining areas. Voter turnout was about 14 million of 21,000,000 registered.
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Hon. A. Bonar Law
George
Labor
Xsina
Midlands
Lancashies
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
Lord Derby
Wales
Scotland
Strained muscles and sprains treated by rubbing
A faded notice touts Nerviline as a quick fix for strains and sprains. It claims the balm draws fresh blood to the area, easing pain and aiding recovery. The copy also mentions Admiral William Rudolph Heart, born in Port Hope, visiting dignitaries, and a newspaper purchase in Washington.
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Pory Nope
Amis
Sims
Fred
United States Navy
Port Hope
Warnington
Gennine
William Rudolph Heart
Washington Herald
Hearst
National Capital
Noverls
British French Agree on Key Turkish Peace Terms
Britain and France reach consensus on fundamental conditions for Turkish peace. Premier Poincare discusses with Baron Hardinge and via the French Embassy in London, while Viscount Curzon presents vital elements for a satisfactory treaty. The accord removes danger of a Franco British split in the new alliance.
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Civileax
Matiny
Gallipoli
Ismid
Viscount Curzon
Etreles
Calgary Wheat Shipments Reach Over A Million Bushels
Calgary has inspected one thousand and twenty shipments since November 1, totaling about 1,337,000 bushels at an average of 1,360 bushels per car. Grain men say shipments have passed the peak, though many cars continue to arrive daily.
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Calgary
Geor Mill
Dowinion Grain Inspector
Focal Grain
Strikes In October 1922 Hit Ottawa Estimates
Ottawa reports October 1922 saw 17 strikes affecting 2229 workers, contrasted with 18 strikes and 1515 workers in September. The Department notes 46098 man-days lost in October 1921.
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Ottawa
Department of
Pilotless Plane Demonstrated in Early Test Flight
A drone aircraft with automatic control was tested successfully, claimed to be more accurate than human pilots. British Ambassador Sir Hy jasasdor travels to Lausanne for the Near East peace conference, leaving details of his return unclear as friends note his belongings were taken.
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Mas
Turke
Hyjasasdor
Cotlett
Lausanne
Turks Profess To Be Working Hard In The Interests Of Peace
Paris reports Temiet says Turkey seeks peace as top priority and denies any libel or trouble at Constan. Poincare replies with limited comment. Curzon signals no barrier to Franco British accord on Lausanne, with talks expected between Curzon and French and Italian envoys to decide on enforcement of treaties. The British press emphasize denazification of the Straits zone, strict Turkish army limits in Europe, and maintaining Ottoman debt while considering amalgamation of reforms.
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Temiet
Associated ‘Press
Constan Hropte
Poincare
Lord Curzon
London
France
Englard
Lausanne
Curzon
Paris
Law
Great Britain
Russia
Rhineland
Europe
Dr Gordon pleas for reveal of bribery name in legislature
Dr Gordon urged the Attorney General to disclose the bribe recipient and called for a public issue. He argued the matter should be compelled by the Legislature to reveal the name of the man who attempted the bribery.
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John T Hallader
Major Tayi
Dr. Gordon
Alberta roads seek Dominion grant for next year
Public Works Department of Alberta informs Ottawa of intention to apply for a road grant next year. Several highway pieces in qualifying class due to construction last season are listed for eligibility to receive their share of the Dominion grant.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Public Works Department
Ottawa
Papes Diapepsin Promise Ends Indigestion Instantly
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as instantly relieving indigestion and sour stomach complaints. It claims relief from heavy belching heartburn and gases for a few cents per package, guaranteed by the druggist. The note appears amid a broader shipping report about the Montreal harbor and large Amberwood cargo.
Cost of family food badge falls in October in Ottawa
October costs for the family food badge in Ottawa show a slight reduction from prior months according to the Labs Department. The change is mainly due to seasonal sugar prices, with the figures reflecting fluctuating monthly trends.
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Ottawa
Jerton
Labs Department
Diamond Dyes and Mental Commission Notes Across Regions
An old advertisement touts Diamond Dyes for dyeing textiles at home with simple instructions and guarantees. Separately, a Quebec mental health report outlines upcoming reviews of Adelard Delorme and calls for an impartial medical commission before provincial decisions.
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Quebec
Adelard Delorme
Brochu
Supe Beauport
Montreal
Intendent
Nists
Iti Montreal
Brune
Het
Comprehensive Plan Of Immigration To Be Recommended Soon
Canada ranked among eight chief industrial nations and a comprehensive immigration plan is to be proposed within days by Interior Minister Carves. He spoke at a Detroit luncheon, stating Canada needs three to four million newcomers and that one official should handle immigration matters for the government.
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League of Nations
Internional Labor Office
League of Nations Couneil
Canada
Germany
Belgium
France
Great Britain
Dia
Waly
Japan
Caarves
Mart
Riers Club
Lord Shaughiness
Mopica
Stewart
Mettemu
Egypt Demands Independence At Lausanne Peace Conference
Hassid Pasha, head of the Egyptian delegation, told the Associated Press that Egypt seeks independence for Egypt and the Sudan, evacuation of British troops, no special privileges for Britain, and admission of Egypt as full participants at Lausanne. The Egyptian Association and Nationalist group urged direct negotiations, recognition of Egyptian sovereignty, and the right to safeguard the Suez Canal, with six key demands including representation, Nile valley independence, and removal of English privileges.
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Egypt
Sudan
Great Britain
Lat Sanne
Hassid Pasha
Associated Press
Way
Just
Ceylon
Hince
Lausanne
Sa Hs
Pashset
Ha Pasha
Nile Valley
Beypt
Bespt
Bayyt
Sudan Ath
Luton
Raspalone
Suez Canal
Foreign unrest prompts partial pullback of legations
In Hankow China demonstrations and rising lawlessness spur a safety review as the foreign legations report a limited withdrawal. Officials note the appeal of nationalist movements and tensions across Henan region, signaling altered protections for diplomats amid instability.
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Hankow
China
Teitish
Denis
Henan
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