Miners Union Votes To Ratify Three Year Pact
Union miners have ratified a new three year agreement with operators in the district. The contract sets a wage of 117 dollars per day on certain contracts and outlines day workers as elected. Strike action began March 21 and affects the district including all belts and eastern regions.
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Dratototter Valley
Paivon
Robert P Feute
Calcaty
Dts
Uoe
Fabout
Eaber Aide
Sincw
Colombia
New Zealand Refuses Arbitration on League Policy
Premier Massey declared New Zealand will not arbitrate Japan’s bid to alter League of Nations protocol. He stated the country will not admit Japan and will not permit arbritration that could allow their disputes to be settled within the League.
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New Zealand
Massey
Wellington
Mase Iu
Japan
League of Nations
Fubrulsstor
Domentic
Germany Seeks to Preserve Zeppelin Works Amid Treaty Revisions
Berlin reports intensified German agitation for revising treaty terms after the United States 21-3 signal and aims to retain Zeppelin workshops and hangars at Friedrichshafen. A German industry committee adopted a resolution urging the works be spared and used to aid European and universal prosperity revival.
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Berlin
United States
Germany
Friedrichshafen
Duke of Devonshire Traces Evil Forces In Labour Councils
The Duke of Devonshire speaking at Rochdale warned that dark forces dominated the Labour Government councils. He cited mysterious activity around the Russian loan with odd meetings in various rooms and offices. He said the country, bewildered and exasperated, had discovered a deceitful arrangement despite denials. Armistice Day two minute silence to be observed November 11 across the British Empire, with Thanksgiving Day on November 10 in Canada.
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Duke of Devonshire
Rochdale
Aryl
Ottawa
British Empire
Canada
Conference on Reparations in Paris to set Dawes plan payments
A conference of all foreign ministers will meet in Paris soon to decide how Germany should distribute reparation payments under the Dawes plan. The gathering aims to resolve disputes over fractions and timing of payments among participating nations.
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Paris
Germany
Dawes
Lodian Seeks Senate Representation Amid Uncertain Plans
A fragmentary report notes Lodian seeking senatorial representation and potential moves by Premier King and others. It references tribes scattered across land and discussions on measures and proposals affecting governance and representation.
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Muntren
Canada
King
Voy
Lemieos
Jacobs
Excavation Reveals Old Algonquin Grave In Outremont
A laborer digging near Van Hout Avenue and Pratt Street uncovered a skeleton of an Algonquin Indian believed over a thousand years old. The remains lay two feet beneath the surface in a fetal pose and align with ancient funeral rites. Historians consider the find may support a theory the Hoel village lay northwest of Mount Royal rather than along the river.
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Montreal
van Ht Avenue
Pratt Street
Outremont
Atte Roval
Hoel
Norhwestern
Mount Rosal
Japs Warned Against Printing False Reports
Propaganda in the Japanese press claiming United States citizens landed arms in China and that U S soldiers fought in Peking armies prompted a protest in Mukden Manchuria. The Mukden authorities plan to issue a warning to Japanese officials and papers to stop such reports.
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Mukde
United States
Mukden
Manchuria
China
Peking
Chang Tso Lin
Norman Bald
Jappin
Sto
Trade Agreement Not Effective Yet Between Canada and Australia
A recently concluded Canada Australia trade treaty is not yet in operation. It could take effect by order in council proclamation, but it is believed to await parliamentary submission. The delay aligns with Australian views and remains uncertain.
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Ottawa
Unt
Canada
Australia
Anordert Council
Pension Scheme For Teachers Adopted In Calgary
September reports from the Employment Minister of Canada show 541 disputes with 205,634 lost days, while August had 16 disputes affecting 10,469 workers. The Calgary Public School Teachers' Alliance unanimously approves a pension scheme for teachers, with unemployment among members at 6.5 percent, lower than 54 at August and 22 at last September. The alliance aims to involve other locals to implement the plan.
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Hime
Leister of Canada
Calgary
Alberta
Bers
Cal
Gary Public School Teachers’ Alliance
Calgary Alliance
Iocals
Canadian war graves tour to visit Canada
Major General Sir Pab lan Ware head of the imperial graves commission will visit Canada in November to tour war graves in France with aid of the movies. He will visit Montreal Toronto Ottawa and Winnipeg and may proceed to the Pacific coast.
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Lordon—Rantay MacDonald
Pablan Ware
Imperial Graves ‘Commission
Canada
France
England
Montreal
Toronto
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Pacific
Surgeons Claim Partial Cure from New Limb Operation
Dr 26 Raster and Pr ND Rosie describe a new surgical method at the University of Averalia Dy Hunter campus. They say it may offer a partial cure for right paresis in patients with twisted deformities. The procedure aims to reeducate the limb as a baby’s hand and relies on targeted muscle control.
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Raster
University of Averalia
Hunter
Ottawa rails row on Crow's Nest rates dispute
Ottawa officials debate the Crow's Nest Pass rate controversy tied to the Canadian Pacific Railway. Ministers consider altering or scrapping part of the July agreement to address discrimination against western grain and flour shipments. A potential Supreme Court appeal looms as authorities seek a uniform solution and possible public ownership implications.
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Ottawa
Hon
George
Eitel
British Columbia
Railway Coi
Watt
Edward
Ueb
Supreme Court
CPR
Big Gas Flow From Calgary Gusher Patch
The Rosalite No. 4 well near Diack Diamond in Turner Valley, 40 miles southwest of Calgary, delivers a huge gas flow of 19,000,000 cubic feet daily. A small amount of light oil accompanies the gas while Northwest Company of Imperial Oil Limited governs the test, hoping the well becomes a true oil producer.
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Calgary
Turner Valley
Northwest Company
Iee Development Brane
Imperia Oil Limited
White Indians Headed to Senee in Panama Study
The White Indians of Southern Panama, after a summer with Ro. Marsh, have traveled to Washington for private schooling before returning to Panama. The expedition sparked extensive scientific interest as researchers studied their origin and culture.
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Senee
Brockville
Panama
Ro. Marsh
Washington
Canadian settlement closes war claims office
Dane in Ottawa without portol to the Canadian Government and Canada senior Representative at the League of Nations Assembly this year completed the adjustment of war claims between the clearing houses of Canada and Germany. The settlement enables Canada to close the war claims office.
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Fron Aout
Canada
League of Nations Assembly
Germany
War Claims Office
Wembley Exhibition Profit Figures Stir Officials at Dinner
At a Mansion House dinner honoring the Briton Empire exhibition officials discussed figures showing gross profit. James Stevenson, acting committee chair, urged keeping empire matters above party bias while colonial and foreign office voices debated options shaping imperial policy.
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Landom
Mansion House
Oratton
Cain
James Stevenon
Elevator Co-operative Plans Buffalo Plant in 1925
Big Elevator Co operative announces a Buffalo plant project by Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Co. Ltd with 1,100,000 bushels capacity and an estimated $800 cost. General manager FW Riddell says operation could begin by August 1, 1925, linking farm grain shipments to markets and expanding the cooperative network.
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Co-operative Elevator Co
Buttalogina
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Co. Ltd
FW. Riddell
Suffalo
Aires
New Era In Transportation Arrival Of Dirigible Sparks Economic Revolution
Lakehurst NJ experts forecast a new era in world transport as the ZR-2 arrives, promising revolutionary air travel that could fuse aircraft and autos within 25 years and foster global brotherhood through distant communications. A leper escapee in Washington claimed he was sent by colonists to protest colony conditions and was quarantined.
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Lakehurst
Anton Helnen
United Press
Washington
Willard Centilever
Carrville
Crown Prince Enrolls At Balliol Under Strict Rules
The Crown Prince has entered Balliol College Oxford as an undergraduate under conditions requiring residence in small student houses and visitors only during set hours. His studies will cover political economy civics and international law.
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London
Crown Prince
Norway
Balliol College
Oxford
League of Nations Tracks Track Controversy to Council
The article reports that Britain and Turkey failed to agree on the track controversy and its interpretation. The Council of the League of Nations will decide the action, with steps under way to inform the Secretary-General of the League. Further developments are awaited.
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Lotion
Great Briwin
Turkey
Council
League of Nations
Teague
Nother
France Calls for Dismantling Zeppelins Post May
Paris reports a French reaction to the ZR-2 success, urging Germany to dismantle Zeppelin works at Friedrchsha. The French government shows reluctance to push the issue before ambassadors, amid strong interest in the dirigible’s arrival. The council’s stance and allied positions create a stalemate as Herrick raises the matter with ambassadors. Japan remains reserved.
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Paris
Germany
Friedefchsha
Counell
Abassador
United States
Atabis
Herrick
Abassadors
Aly
1Had
Agues
Coun
Japan
Canadian constable drowned in Arctic voyage
Constable Ian N MacDonald of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police allegedly drowned August 14 while aboard the schooner Maid of Orleans off Herschel Island near the Indian River mouth. Major James Ritchie confirms the sailor’s death in the Arctic tragedy.
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Ian Mac Donald
Edmonton
Ian N. Mac Donald
Royal Canadian Mount 1 Police
Arctic Ocean
San Francisco
James Ritchie
MacDonald
U S Peace Message to Germany Sharply Outlined
Washington officials announced a peace message from the United States to Germany stressing friendship among nations. The report notes a ceremony at Los Angeles and remarks by officials about future aviation and trans-oceanic transport, emphasizing comfort and safety in new cruise ships and the potential role of a civilian advisory council.
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Washington
Navy
Los Angeles
Hugueceer
Nacomeres
Lakehurst
Ex Service Man Greets General Poronte At Union Station
Reported scenes at Union Station platform as ex service men meet General Poronte amid notes of loyalty. Mention of Jack Houghton and questions about speaking presence. Johannesburg obituary notes Discoverer Dies a Pauper George Walker who found the richest reef in South Africa, supported by the dham 3 Srperer teetheid Of coal within the Arctic Circle Alaska reported by Dr Philippe Smith ecologist USGS on arrival
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Poronte
Price of
Wales
Parks
Aleve Union Station
Jack Houghton
Sid
South Alien
Ari
Ak Joan Weer
He Huests Army
Arctic Circle
Alaska
Phillipe Smith
Washington, DC
United States Geological Survey
Kidney Trouble Torosto Ont Pieres Avaric Fables Medicine
An elderly man reports kidney and bladder relief after using Pearse Prostate Anure Tablets. He describes back pain and burning sensations improving, praising the product as the best medicine for kidney issues he has taken. Strong local ad tone urges readers to consult a druggist or send coupon requests to Vocet Fierce's Laboratory.
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Torosto
Piers Avaric
Albert Biuely
Brevins
Bridgebure
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