Locarno Treaty Signed Officially in London Today
London reports the Treaty of Locarno being signed by Britain France Germany Belgium and Italy to uphold Versailles frontier terms and avert war. Four adhesion pacts on arbitration for boundary disputes with Germany and neighbors France Belgium Poland and Czecho Slovakia were signed. Plenipotentiaries listed include Chamberlain Briand Stressemann Luther Vandervelde Silesia and EK.
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London
Locarno
Kasten Chamberlain
Russians Will Export Little Wheat This Season
Moscow reports the Soviet Government will curb grain exports due to a short wheat harvest. Officials had projected six to seven million tons but by November only about 1.204 million tons had been sent abroad. The aim is to meet rising domestic demand, not halt exports entirely.
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Moscow
Ber
Canadian railway coal theft case ends with remand
In Toronto Dee Lee Jump and Frank Middleton faced charges for coal theft from the Canadian Pacific Railway. Middleton admitted guilt to taking the coal, but the magistrate deemed the punishment already suffered through job loss and remanded him for sentencing.
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Toronto
Dee Lee Jump
Frank Middleton
Atti end police ban long skirts for Greek women
London authorities issue a special regulation prohibiting Greek women in Atti end from wearing skirts more than 12 inches off the ground. The measure, described as a trial regulation by the city, becomes effective December 3.
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London
Ila
Peace River recount makes no change
Edmonton notices a recount result with no net change in votes. Official certificates list candidates Kennedy Progressive Collins Conservative Rae Liberal and others amid pending proceedings against Deputy Return Officer Ralds Robb. Judge Mahatte's decision on two to three disputed ballots could still affect the outcome.
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Dee
Cetision
Peacs
W. HH. Sheppard
Art Graf Prairie
Kenedy
Collin
Rae
Whieg
Ralds
Robb
Collins
Mahatdeelooy
Pal
Violent storm kills workers in Tampa bunkhouse
A violent storm along Florida’s west coast struck a Tampa bunkhouse where about fifty Negro workmen slept. Ten to twelve were killed and several injured as debris swept through the building. police and fire crews battled wreckage but could not determine the final death toll.
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Csrs
Tampa
Tama
Ned
Manslaughter Verdict Returned in Medwich Case
A verdict of manslaughter was returned against Nikola Kunchunka for the death of Mike Medwich. The murder charge was previously raised for the August Sunday in Dauhin, with sentencing to follow later by the court.
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Dauhin
Man
Nikola Kunchunka
Mike Medwich
Meighen Address in Actonville Promotes Peace and Tariffs
RT Hon. Arthur Meighen, Conservative leader, spoke in Actonville Que Dec 1 arguing the Conservative party seeks peace and security. He pledged no war without public consent and urged tariffs to protect Canadian farmers while expanding the Canadian market.
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Actonville
Que
Arthur Meighen
Bagot
Locarno
Keechen
United States
Popovitch Family Tear Things Loose At Melville Sask
A disturbing incident in Melville Saskatchewan ends with arrests. Sheriff ALB Cuvomebam and two provincial police corporals questioned the Popovitch family after a disturbance that lasted four hours.
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Popovitch
Melville, Sask
Batas
Himigems
Mitra
Medville
Tee Ehoriff
Mae Ficht
Alb Cuvomebam
Popoviteis Fia
Arzenteuil Recount Ordered After Federal Election
Montreal December 1 Chief Justice Lafontaine of the Court of Appeals has ordered a recount of ballots in the Arzenteuil constituency where Sir George Perles, Conservative, defeated J L Legault, Liberal in the federal election.
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Argenteuil
Montreal
Lafontaine
The
Court of Appeals
Arzenteuil
George Perles
J- L. Legault
Canadians Dominate Awards at Chi International Livestock Exposition
Canadian entries claim twenty of thirty-one awards in hard red spring wheat at Chicago’s 23rd Annual International Livestock Exposition. Montana grower L. P. Yates won first prize. Canadians like W. J. Large and Seager Wheeter placed in top ranks, with others securing many sheep division victories.
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Chicago
Montana
W. J. Large
Hee Kind
Sask
Seager Wheeter
Rosthern
Warren Clegg
Casinda
L. P. Yates
Pishtatt
Canada
James Snell
Clints
Yates
Fishtail
Death notice confusion amid Friday funeral plans
In Farrs on November 28 a novelist Pant Mrwat was announced dead, causing friends to prepare flowers for his funeral. On Thursday he clarified that the death report was a joke and claimed he was in good health, saying he believed someone’s idea of a prank.
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Farrs
Pant Mrwat
Tie
Not Enough Hotels Spotted in Toronto Development
In Toronto on November 27 reports claim a proposed Hotel Weep project near King Street between Charter and Hoyt avenues would convert eighteen stores at a cost around 3.6 million dollars. Officials say the plan aims to boost accommodation though details remain unclear and contested.
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Toronto
Asseccalien Sun
King Street
Charel
Hoyatyeeia
Dr. Ray Ver Dies in Fire at Novo Lace Dr
In a tragic incident, Dr. Ray Ver Dies burned in a fire at Novo Lace Dr where a blaze spread through the building. Firefighters found him trapped as flames consumed the area and he died after being unable to escape. Local authorities investigate the cause and timeline of the blaze.
High Honor For Austen Chamberlain Named By King
The Graphic reports Austen Chamberlain, secretary for foreast affaires, is to receive a high honor from the King as part of the signing of the Pact. The award is expected to surprise many, following rumors of his role in the negotiations for the Rafarma Security Pact.
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Austen Chamberlain
Loudon, Noy. Oe
Auston Cagarberlain
Peres
Ciaurisahe
Tos
National Policy for Canadians Proposed by T L Church
Ottawa December 1 Conservative member Toronto Northwest T L Church urged a national policy for Canada covering raw materials coal fuels water power patents and trade marks dumping of foreign goods export of hard wheat timber and minerals in a motion to the House of Commons order papers.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
T. L. Church
Toronto Northwest
House of Commons
Alberta government and Progressive members hold conference
Alberta Premier speaks after a full day of talks with federal Progressive members. They discussed resource returns, freight rates, rural credits, The Bow River region transport issues, coal shipping costs, and provincial farm product markets. Both sides foresee coordinated effort on key questions and plan future discussions.
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Alberta Progressive
Federal House
Board of Railway Commissioners
Tenes
Ontario
Provincial byelections unlikely says cabinet ministers
Reports from Fimonton Nov 30 indicate no provincial byelections are planned. Cabinet discussions over weeks suggest a preference to delay until after federal matters, with officials noting possible timing early in the new year if elections resume.
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Fimonton
Prenne Brownies
Ceramucipes
Russian singer in Canada paid with clothes and provisions
A famed Russian singer now living in Canada performed widely in Russia under the Bolsheviks and was often compensated not with money but with garments and food supplies, reflecting wartime and postwar barter practices.
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Canada
Russia
Rhinelander Fortune Trial Near End Says He Faces Pennyless Future
Report says Leonard Rhinelander may be nearly penniless after legal costs as the Rhine jewelry case nears completion. The New York World cites an authoritative source claiming Rhinelander bears the trial’s main burden while his father Philip Rhinelander has not supported the scheme since the marriage news became public.
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White Thaings
N.Y
Cpormines Counse
Leonard Kipchhinelirstro
Pegro
Alice Jones Kibinelander
Rhinelander
New York World
Philip W. Rhinelander
Beonard
Bossenberry Chosen Liberal Candidate for Pincher Creek
Harvey Bossenberry, mayor of Pineher Creek for six years, was unanimously nominated at a Liberal convention to contest the Pincher Creek riding in the provincial election. Liberal leader C. O. Mitchell criticized the former premier’s administration and predicted higher taxes to cover provincial debts.
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Pineher Creek
Alta
Harvey Bossenberry
Pincher Creek
Aly. Bossenberry
C. OR. Mitchell
Mitchell
Fraser
W. A. Fraser
F. O. McKenna
J. Kelly
D. Cameron
H. Bossenberry
Wm. McAllister
Wm. Marcellus
F.O McKenna
McKenna
Donald Cameron
Mr. Tossenberry
Pincher Creek Liberal Association
Ww. A. Fraser
W.indsay
KG. Fisher
Famonton
Ankhitt
J. 2. Frauta
Dglegates
Xpono Beefly
A. M. Densmore
Landbrech
Bossenberr
Meighen to Bagot campaign trip for Bagot byelection
Ottawa Ontario November 80. Arthur Meighen Conservative leader to leave Ottawa this afternoon to join the bye election campaign in the Bagot constituency.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Press
Arthur Melighen
Bagot
Sofia Tornado Destroys Dozens of Homes Near Sofia
A tornado near Sofia on November 20 destroyed 32 houses on the town's outskirts and sent residents fleeing in night clothes. The storm forced many to abandon homes as damage alarmed local officials.
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Sofia
Wheat inspections rise with 2.31 carload total across week end
Winnipeg reports grain inspection figures for the weekend with 2.31 carloads checked. Wheat contracts accounted for 1 739 cars, while last year 2 636 cars were inspected. Coarse grains reached 474 cars versus 696 a year ago.
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