Egyptians threaten in Britain over propaganda ties
London reports say Egyptian sympathizers plotted outrages against British ministers. Sir Geoffrey Archer is expected to become Sudan governor general. Cabinet protects ministers with armed police as Wafd network spreads through Europe. Viscount Cecil wins Woodrow Wilson Foundation award.
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London
Msir
Geoffrey Archer
Uganda
Lee Stack
Sudan
Home Secretary
Cairo
Daily Mail
Viscount Allenby
Egypt
Wafd
Europe
England
Tiiz
Eric Geddes
Great Britain
William Joynson-Hicks
Uusuai
Albert Hall
Chamber of Deputies
Fuad
Kring
Wenmhesda
Ziwar Pasha
Aksbar
Daily Telegraph
Kiwanis Club Organized in Medicine Hat Luncheon
The Kiwanis Club of Medicine Hat was officially formed at a noon luncheon at the Cecil Hotel. Kiwanis International representative Tom Marshall presided as officers were elected: President Dr. W. H. Macdonald, Vice-President Jack King, Secretary J. H. Delf, Treasurer J. G. Nickerson, District Trustee M. L. Bell, and directors J. T. Cuyler N. M. Waldo R. C. Black Norman Davis J. G. McGee C. C. Wright and W. H. Pinge.
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Kiwanis Club of
Medicine Hat
Cecil Hole
Tom Marshall
Chicago
Kiwanis International
W.H. Macdonald
Jack King
J. H. Delf
J. G. Nickerson
M. L. Bell
J. T. Cuyler
N. M. Waldo
R. C. Black
Norman Davis
J G. McGee
C. C. Wright
W. H. Pinge
Ceci
W. M. Bott
Ings
S. F. Holmes
Morley L .Bell
J. F. Dell
UL BE. Gordon
J. Wf
Yulu
A. E. Slack
H. Mc Nichol
J. Belt
Druge
N. Ro McKenzie
P. Yeo
November library report shows 5835 books issued
The Librarian's report for November records 5835 books issued: 4214 fiction 1211 juvenile 410 non fiction. compares with 4568 fiction 1501 juvenile 210 non fiction in 1920. Fines total 314.40. 80 membership cards issued and 47 renewals. Donations of 100 packs from Miss C Ratliff Mrs Dowson and Mr George Calder noted.
France and Britain Agree on Peaceable Talks
Paris reports Austen Chamberlain and Premier Herriot held a two hour luncheon discussion. They reached accord on issues needing immediate action and agreed to study longer term questions with determination to preserve friendly Franco British relations and peace. Specific topics were not released.
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Austen Chamberlain
France
Great Britain
Communists Taken After Night Siege in Reval
Three Communists including ex Deputy Somerling of the Esthonia Parliament were killed and three policemen injured during a house siege in Reval. Police surrounded the refuge and fought with gunfire from night until daybreak when they entered the house.
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Reval
Esthonia
Somerling
Park owners declare war on petting parties in U S
At a Chicago convention amusement park owners vow to end rowdy behavior in parks. J H Smith of Cleveland states that the village vamp roadhouse sheik and gangs of flighty girls must stop petting parties and related disorder.
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Chicago
J. H. Smith
Cleveland
Rotary Blankets Coupon Offers at Le Pare's Store
Coupon notices authorize Mrs Olson of 260 Belfast Street and Alex Cusant of 1110 Elm Street to redeem Coupon No 5 for blankets at Le Pare's store. Bring the coupon to claim the discounts.
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Mrs. Olson
Belfast Street
Alex
Cusant
Elm Street
le Pare
Fatality in Fenelon Falls as boy struck by car
Four-year-old James Brandon, son of William Brandon of Fenelon Falls, was instantly killed yesterday afternoon when hit by a motor car driven by Harry Jackson. Witnesses say Jackson could not have avoided the boy.
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James Brandon
William Brandon
Fenelon Falls
Harry Jackson
Jackson
Death by Self Omitted Carbolic Acid In Hotel Room
Marguerite Tompkins a 22 year old salesgirl in Lethbridge committed death by own action in her room at the King's Hotel last night. She swallowed a large quantity of carbolic acid in a despondent moment.
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Lethbridge
Marguerite Tompkins
King’s Hotel
Belgrade Vice-Consul Shot by Woman Then Dies
Harry A. Dayton United States vice-consul in Belgrade was shot at his home by a young woman during a tense interview and then killed herself by slashing her wrists. Dayton, born in Georgia and appointed from New York in 1924, is in serious condition.
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Belgrade
Jugo Slavia
Henby Dayton
United States
Dayton
Anna Ousoupaitain
Harry A. Dayton
Georgia
New York
Riverside Meeting Signals Civic Unity and Campaign Focus
Residents at a Riverside school campaign gathering showed strong civic interest and unity. Speakers faced many questions about candidates, with Mayor Huckvate urging efficient economy and job aims, while discussions covered railway progress, drilling for oil or gas, and unemployment funding.
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Riverside School
D. W. Morrow
Capt. Parker
Morrow
McGaughey Executed for Murder of Beatrice Fee
Frederick W. McGaughey was hanged at 4 am in Lindsay Ontario for the murder of his sweetheart Beatrice Fee, the shooting occurred during a motor drive while discussing marriage. The execution finished ten seconds after the trap released, four minutes after the fall.
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Lindsay
Frederick W. McGaughey
Beatrice Fee
Four candidates file for mayor in Victoria race
Four candidates filed nominations for mayor in Victoria. They are B. Andros, G. J. Christie, J. Pendray, and Walter J. Sargent. Twenty seven candidates seek election to various municipal offices. Polling day is Thursday, December 11.
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Victoria
BE. B. Andros
G. J. Christie
J. Pendray
Waltre J. Sargent
Ill Health Forces Absence From Civic Meeting Campaign
J B Richardson states ill health prevents attendance at civic election meetings. He explains post Monday attack recovery, doctors forbidding travel or active work, and notes election card on page nine for voting rationale. He asks electors to understand and not view nonattendance unfavorably.
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Elm Street
Foo
J. B. Richardson
Alberta Premier presses cabinet on Crow's Nest rates
Ottawa reports Premier Greenfield argues against Railway Commission ruling in Crow’s Nest case. J. T. Shaw of United Farmers of Alberta contends Crow’s Nest Act aimed to relieve Western needs and set a maximum, not permanent rates. Saskatchewan and Manitoba farmers warn against burdens while Atlantic ports claim unfair treatment.
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Ottawa
Greenfield
Alberta
Railway Commission
J.T. Shaw
M.P
United Farmers of Alberta
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Mr. Shaw
Privy Council
Alatu
George B Edwards
Saskatoos
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Sackatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
P.R
Edwards
C.P.R
Prairie Provinces
Fred White
Calgary
K. C. McKenzie
United Farmers of Manitoba
Mr. McKenzie
H. E. Finn
Halifax
St. John
Crow's Nest
Megantic
Robinsion to Appeal Bank Case and Warded Funds
London December reports Ai Robinson will appeal against the Midland Bank case and has executed a deed of assignment surrendering all rights to 1,386,000 claimed from the bank in Mrs Robinsons name. The deed provides funds go to public trusts or Rajah Sir Hamis Singh if the appeal fails, with possible charity payments if refused. The Rajahs testimony in prosecutions of Hobbs and Arthur is debated, with conflicting reports on his willingness to testify.
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London
Robinson
Midland Bank
W. C. Hobbs
James C Arthur
Nari
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Atic
Abe
British Isles
Viscent Cecil of
Chelwood
Robert Cecil
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
Norman H. Davies
Foundation Board of Trustees
Viscount Cecil
Mr. Davis
Hotel Astor
Wilson
Kiwanis Club
W. H. MacDonald
Paris
Austen Chamberlan
Herriott
Quai D’orsay
Enia
Awa
Reval Police
Letibrique
Riverside Show
Huckvale
Huckvate
Ald. Davidson
C.N.R
Blackvale
M. C. Thompson
Thompson
Cf Labor
Tir
Fred W. McGaughey
FOUN
Ier
J. T. Shaw
Davidson
City Hall
Fou
Ai Robinson
Huckvale Workers
Second Street
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