Egypt Accepts Allied Demands After Sirdar Assassination
London reports Egypt has agreed to outstanding terms set after the Sirdar Sir Tee Stack's assassination. British sources say Cairo must withdraw Egyptian officers from Sudan within 24 hours, expand Gezira irrigation, and withdraw opposition to protecting foreign interests in Egypt.
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London
Egypt
Tee Stack
Lord Allenby
Sudan
Gezira
Cairo
Khartoum
Barraska
Chamber of Deputies
Liberal- Constitutional Party
Chamber
Yescertay
Chamber, of Deputies
Sirdar Stack
Liberal-Constittional Party
Zagioul Pasha
Europe
Foreign Office
Vicount Allenby
Bank Directors Sentenced in Ontario Reformatory Case
Terontor Dow by and A Bamond of Homa Bank faced eighteen months in the Ontario Reformatory with indeterminate periods. Lier Col Clarence E. Smith and Sydney H. Jones received six and four months respectively plus indeterminate terms. Oceun G. Smith released on suspended sentence. All tied to false bank condition returns and the bank failure.
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Terontor
A. Bamond
Homa Bank
Montreal
Home Bank
Coatsworth
Ontario
Ae Reformatory
Liet
Clarence E. Smith
Onlarty Reformatory
Sydney H. Jones
Toronto
Delaget Bank
Barnard
Smith
Kode
Appelate
Oxgoode
Paderewski Rumored for Poland Minister Post
Warsaw reports that Ignace Jan Paderewski the renowned pianist and former Polish premier is offered the post of minister to the United States. His acceptance is considered very doubtful amid speculation.
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Paderewski
Warsaw
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Poland
United States
Death by carbon monoxide in garage
Stouffville Ontario December 1 A man identified as Wm Simpson Cook died after carbon monoxide gas from a running car filled his garage with the door nearly closed Police reported the incident as a fatal accident in a residence setting with the car left running in the garage overnight or for an extended period.
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Stouffville
Wm. Simpson Cook
Vancouver Lawyer Fined and Detained in Quadra Case
United States District Judge Partridge forfeited a $10,000 bond of F R Anderson a Vancouver attorney who fled to Vancouver after being indicted with the Quadra crew for conspiracy to violate the Volstead Act. Anderson said he would return for January trial but could not stay in San Francisco. He declared the Quadra would fail due to legal limits and noted the ship’s location beyond three miles from shore.
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San Francisco
United States
John 8. Partridge
F. R. Anderson
Vancouver
B.C
Britain
America
Anderson
Partridge
J B Richardson Withdraws Hospital Board Bid
Due to a misunderstanding Mr J B Richardson accepted nominations for both City Council and General Hospital Board. He withdrew his Hospital Board candidacy, leading to acclamation of Terrill Beveridge Waldo and Dr Blythe. Richardson remains a candidate for Alderman.
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J. B. Richardson
General Hospital Board
Hospital Board
Messrs. Terrill
Beveridge
Waldo
Blythe
Richardson
Former Burdett youth pleads guilty to murder life term
Lyons admits killing Curry in Great Falls area while fleeing after robbery. He confessed motive as robbery and claimed accident during confrontation. He had moved with family from Burdett Alberta to Montana where father ran a shop. The shooting occurred near Great Falls as Curry walked with his wife and baby. The plea and sentencing details continue on page four.
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Burdett
Mont
Lyons
Layvees
Alberta
Mies ‘Ath
Curry
Great Walls
Carry
Lethbridge Nominates For Civic Office
Lethbridge nominees named for civic roles include Dee Po Moe Biesiman re elected for a term on the advisory board. M D Johnson and Leverint nominated for two year terms on the public school board include Miss Bowden and Mrs Meenaghan as the two women candidates for the three vacancies.
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Lethbridge
Dee Po - Moe Biesiman
M.D. Johnson
Br. Leverint
Oni R. Barrowman
McNab
Jr. Davies
Fernsoo
Prublic School Board
Miss Bowden
Meena
Tragic Roof Fall Kills 17 year old William Rose
Toronto report states 17 year old William Rose died instantly after falling from his home roof while stalling a radio serial. An inquest is unlikely.
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Toronto
Willian Rose
Radius rod breaks. driver killed in Saskatchewan crash
Prince Aldbert Sask Dee J Henry Williams of White Star was killed on Shellbrook road when a radius rod broke causing loss of control. The car plunged into a ditch and somersaulted twice. Williams was thrown free with a broken neck. Samuel Snyder of Widrose escaped with a injured hip and led others for aid.
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Prince Aldbert
Sask
Dee
J Henry Williams
White Star
Shellbrook Road
Williams
Samuel Snyder
Widrose
Chawlead Avmile
Four Die in West Sixty third Street Rooming House Fire
A five storey rooming house on West Sixty third street in New York burned this morning. Four persons died including three women and a man. Twelve others were injured, some fatally, as residents escaped via windows and firemen rescued those stranded on ledges. Bodies were found in halls on the third and fourth floors and on the top floor.
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New York
West Sixty-Third Street
Ian
Population rise since 1921 census across Canada
Ottawa reports Canada's population has grown by about half a million since the 1921 census. Estimates from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics show increases in most provinces with declines in Prince Edward Island and Yukon, with Yukon dropping by 600 and Prince Edward Island down 900. Figures compare provincial and territorial estimates to the 1921 census totals.
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Ottawa
Canada
Prince Malward Ishi
Yukon
Province
Prince Edward Island
Nova Seat
Brunswiels
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
N.W
Nineteen Candidates Nominated for City Offices
Twenty candidates were nominated this morning for municipal offices with contests for all positions except Separate School Trustees for 1925-26. M J Lynch and T Flynn elected by acclamation. Two for Mayor include Stnckvale and Ald. Davidson. Eight seek four Alderman seats, four seek three School Board seats, and five seek four Hospital Board seats for 1925-26.
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M. J. Lynch
T. Flynn
Stnckvale
Ald
R. B. Davidson
Bo. Ae
W. Huckvale
L. R. Leveque
H. Lang
B. Davidson
G. Pratt
J. M. Rae
Boyd H. T. Murray
L. Murphy
QO. Duggan
R. ¢. Black Duncan Campbell
I. Richardson
R. McNeil Duncan Campbell
Morrison W
Cousley
Gershaw Layce Mitchell
Alison Smith
Ande Retherard
K. T Blackshaw
Gershaw
Viv Ryatten
J. A. King
T. Beil
Medicine Hat to Link with Arrowhead Next Month
The Fox Valley C P R extension from the Leader Pashley branch will not finish this year though steel is laid. Rail laying proceeds at two miles daily on the Suffield Lomond branch, with six stations planned including Shouldice Milo and Arrowwood. Arrowwood will be the line terminus forty miles from Lomond, which is now the line end.
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Fox Valley
C.P.R
Leader-Pashley
Suffield-Lomond
Shouldice
Milo
Arrowwood
Lomond
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