Western rates order blocks grain moves to the east
County commissioners heard an application last month to gut an Everett order. Chief Commissioner McKeown and other officials supported a move to reduce grain rates and allow moving eastward. The three commissioners now in the prairie provinces consider returning to Ottawa as a new ruling awaits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CC Pakiway
Chiat
Uae
Fnom Weet
Prairie
Otawa Geil
McKeown
Oliverce
Vienauering
Mummy Of King Tar Ved From Tomb Unearthed For Study
The inner coffin of Tur Ankh Amen’e sarcophagus has been removed from the tomb for examination. The human shaped coffin, believed to depict the young king Rimsen, showcases extraordinary artistry and craftsmanship. Officials describe the scene as richly majestic while conservators plan several days of careful work to detach the mummy safely.
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Tur Ankh
British Submarine M1 Lost with Crew after Dive
The admiralty reports the submarine monitor M1 has not been heard from since diving fifteen miles south of Start Point. It is one of the largest submarines of its era and carries a 12 inch gun. The crew includes four officers and sixty four other ranks. The design traces to the 1917 war emergency programme and the vessel features periscopes for sighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lin London
Admiralty
Start Point
Orkney
Power speaks on Britain's Near East mission and duties
Sir John Power of Wimbledon outlines Britain's burden under League principles and mandate law. He frames Near East governance as a duty of civilizational mission, stressing resolve under British rule and a belief in divinely guided tasks despite difficult conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speman
League of Nations
John Power
House of Commons
Wimbledon
Surrey
Great Britain
Nation-Wide Smuggling Threat Alarms Canadian Merchants
Canadian retailers warn of a nation wide smuggling ring evading tariffs and flooding the market with foreign goods. M Lapointe, secretary of the Retail Merchants Association, calls it a vital issue challenging legitimate commerce and protective systems.
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Montreal
Aonarvar
Toronto
Canada
M Lapointe
Retail Merchants’ Association
Proposes To Reduce Army Well Known Architect Dies in St Louis
A French disarmament push linked to League of Nations aims is noted as France prepares to announce limits on weapons. Architect George Raby, co designer of the Canadian Parliament Building and later British projects, dies suddenly in St Louis born Marches, educated abroad, moved to England, and served on a prominent architects board responsible for major civic buildings.
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Army
Bn St. Louis
Deerge Avy
Buare
Ortewe
St Leute
George Raby
Katy
Marches
Orawa
Raby
Fug
Nis
Ammo't Wurlington Railroad
Taking Great Airman Home For Burial In Berlin
The body of German ace Captain Baron von Richtwotten was removed from France and returned to Berlin for a military funeral after his death in battle near Sailly le Sas. Six British officers conducted the ceremony as British planes roared overhead during the service in the Church of England rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Berlin
Terin Maron
Manfred Voo
Kiet Mhofen II
Baron von Richtwoten
Sailly le Sas
Pea
Allied note on disarmament ends Rhine crisis tension
An Allied note delivered in Paris at midnight states Germany’s disarmament is to proceed, and the evacuation of Cologne will not occur as feared. The message aims to settle remaining disentitlements and shift attention to unresolved disarmament duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Ureen
Hoesch
Walens
Rhiseland
Cologne
Germany
Alllee
Scholarships Offered By Canadian Pacific Railway Board
The office of the vice president of the Canadian Pacific Railway offers three four year tuition scholarships for architecture chemical civil mechanical or electrical engineering at McGill University. Eligibility requires apprenticeship or service with the company and under age 21. Heavy sentence reported for Bangit Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenc
Canadian Pacific Railway
McGill University
Wheat yield in Dominion tops records for year
Canada's total wheat yield is provisionally estimated at 422,827,000 bushels, the second largest in Dominion history. The prior peak was 474,199,000 bushels set in 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orawa
Canada
Dominion Breau of Statistics
Dominion
Obituary Notice For Hugh Antoine Dead At Age Two
Noted author of The Face on the Barroom Four Hugh Antoine Dvarcs died here from heart disease at age two. This brief tribute recalls his fame and sudden loss, with the public mourning surrounding the poet’s short life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Was Agtrer
New York
Hugh Antoine Dvarcs
Restrictions Proposed to Bar Immigrants Based on Traits
A Canadian Edge Association resolution proposes tightening entry controls to barred categories of immigrants. Led by RIL Cowley of Toronto the plan aims to curb what it labels as inferior traits and prevent absorption into the Dominion population.
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Canada
Dominion
Canadian Edge Association
Ril Cowley
Toronto
Ottawa Parliament Watch Preview as Elections Near
Live commentary notes Ottawa awaiting Parliament on December 16 or near date to set election formalities. Prime Minister King and Mr Graham seek reelection but will not run until session begins. Debate expected to last a day or two before a test vote and possible adjournment. Government supporters foresee a new appeal to the country soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Graham
Meighen
King
Quebec
Youse
Alberta Redistribution Probing Session In Edmonton
Alberta legislators review redistricting issues as J N Johnson MLA Coronation chairs the committee. Members aims to decide adjustments for provincial seats amid a two day prairie wheat pools directors meeting in Regina. McPhail Regina says proceedings were routine with no statements issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Edmonton
Alta
J. N. Johnson
Coronation
Ready for action as Angora call reaches Bagdad railway units
Units near Cairo and Bryde are in readiness following orders from Angora including possible mobilization. The Bagdad Railway forces prepare to respond to a call to the defense of strategic routes amid tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
BRYDE
Bagdad
Angora
Colace
Saskatchewan C W N A Meet Draws Broad Attendance in Regina
Ninth annual convention of the Saskatchewan Division of the Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association held in Regina on November 5 and 6. Delegates from across the province attended as officials hosted events including luncheons, dinners, and a theatre party. Officers for the coming year were elected with S J Dornan named president and J Metutosh among executive members.
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B. Garrett
Thestenal, Waurous
Sask
Saskatchewan
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Associations
Retna
Regina
Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Mason
Saskatchewan Co-operative Wheat Producers
Leader Publishing Co
Toronto Type Foundry
Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company
Weekly Newspaper Association
Dunning
S.J. Law
Maron
Frida
J. Latta
Prairie News
Govan
F Garrett
Signal
Watrous
W Redmond
News
Maple Creek
View
J. Dornan
Alanedase
James McDonald
Units
RB Metutosh
McCulloush
Review
Weyburn
TK. Scriver
Wolseley
CH. Ash
Gazette
Birch Wills
EN. Carter
Press
Wile
North Hattlford
Grain threshing near completion in Saskatchewan progress
Telegraphed reports from Saskatchewan’s statistics branch show over 5 percent completion nationwide with about 25 percent grain remaining to thresh. Southeast Saskatchewan is mostly threshed, weather favorable, land work ended early October, labor not in short supply. Rhodes Scholar Gillis Clark of Saskatoon named for Saskatchewan to study at Oxford in October 1926. Vancouver imports eyed. no embargo on wheat shipments to this port expected now.
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Saskatchewan
Sask
Statistics Branch
Asnatchewan
Regina
Susk—Chalmers
Gillis Clark
Saskatoon
Oxford
University of Saskatchewan
W. €. Clark
Vancouver
Alberta Brodes Scholar Awarded in 1935
Alberta Brodes senorar tan-Clann Goths ram seme oeseeri and Campbell B A of the University of Iberta Edmonton tan awarded the Alberta Rrodes scholar yeblo for 1935.
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Alberta
Brodes
Senorar Tan — Clann Goths
Ram Seme Oeseeri and
Campbell
The
University of Iberta
Edmonton
Alberta Rrodes
Yeblo
Goats Foret Dutawe-¢ Women’s Institutes Link
The report notes Canadian and English women’s institutes could expand goodwill and cooperation. Mrs Muldrew of Ottawa addresses the audience, recounting experiences in England and suggesting joint efforts for mutual benefit.
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Dutawe
England
Belaheviem
Mre
Jene Muldrew
Ottawa
Muldrew
Department of
Women's Institutes
Canada
Thos
Valour Road honors three Victoria Cross heroes in Winnipeg
Winnipeg renames Plow Street to Valour Road to honor three Victoria Cross recipients: Sergeant Major Frederick W. Hall Captain Robert Shankland and Sergeant Leo Clarke. Shankland won in 1917 at Graven otel Ridge near Passchendaele Clarke at Morteres Ridge and Hall at Ypres where Clarke was killed while rescuing a wounded comrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Graventafel Ridge
Passchendale
Clarke
Morteres Ridge
Hail
Ypres
Clarke II
Soviets End Inheritance Limits in Russia
The Soviet Government moves away from pure Communism by abolishing the $5006 inheritance cap. Russians may inherit fortunes without limit, aiming to unlock private capital and encourage investment in internal enterprises despite prior opposition to private trade. The change seeks to mobilize accumulated wealth.
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Moscow
Russia
Indemnity Proposed After Greek Invasion Damages
A League decision sets Greece to pay Bulgaria about 310000 dollars for damages to Bulgarian territory and several villages. A special commission valued the losses at 27000000 leva, with details to be reported to the League of Nations. exchange rates are noted as approximately 1 leva equals 18 durhs, plus current values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulgaria
League
Sofia
Peirieh
London to Host State Banquet for Locarno Pact Signing
A state banquet will mark the Locarno Pact signing in London on December 1. King George and Queen Mary will host about 59 guests including German and British leaders. The event will be among London’s grandest, with royal gold plate on display and lavish palace decorations.
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London
Locarno
George
Queen Mary
Lauher & Fo
Stresemann
Gerany
Benito Cassolind
M. Vardervel
Smuts Speech on League Pact Affirms Britain’s Global Role
General Smuts told a vetting of the League of Nations Union that Britain bears the burden of dangers in the pact but acts for Europe’s peace with a single aim. He warned dominions may not all back the entente as the British Empire remains a united force in negotiations.
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Capetown
Boothaerte
Christian Smuts
League of Na
Herik
Britain
Europe
Smute
Railway would solve development problem at Hudson Bay area
Winnipeg researcher W T Curran, fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, argues that completing the Hudson Bay Railway would unlock Mad-X Hay area development. He notes large iron ore deposits above water near Nastapoka Inland east of the Bay, claimed to meet American continent demand for 50 years. Curran cites open Hudson Straits four to five months yearly and navigation feasibility confirmed by experienced voyagers.
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Hudson's Bay Area
W. T. Curran
Winnipeg
Curran
Montreal
Royal Geographies Society
Hudson's Bay
Hudson's Bay Railway
Mad “x Hay
Nastapoka
American Continent For 50 Years.” Beal
Del
Dominion Geographica
Hudson Straits
Imperial Trade Allied With Empire Settlement
H J Thomson Canada War Food Controller spoke to the Vancouver board of trade on how policy and organization can aid settlement and production. He said trade follows settlement and noted Canada's wheat power and Great Britain’s potential market, highlighting postwar opportunities.
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Canada
Vancouver
British Columbia
H. J. Thomson
Board of Trade
Thomson
Great Britain
Organizing In Victoria The Ku Klux Klan Moves In
A fragmented report notes the formation of a Klan chapter in Victoria Vancouver area with leaders including W B Laycock. It mentions hooded regalia and oath taking at a local headquarters while hinting at movement expansion from Vancouver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Viera
W B Laycock
Vancouver
Walken Across Canada To Find Work
Vancouver couple Mr and Mrs Harry Bedgood tramp across Canada seeking work as cooks. They plan a return hike to resume their trek next spring, hoping to locate employment along the route and end their winter resting period.
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Canada
Vancouver
St. 1B
Harry Bedgood
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Near East
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Lar
Paul Powe Sortallet
League of No
Washington
Coolidge
McGill
CPR
Bangit Nelson
John Wand
Creston
J. Forum
Ward
Imperial
Jim Ward
C.W.N.A
Granch
Ku Klux Klan
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