Hourigan Named Liberal Candidate in Taber Contested Election
Liberal convention in Taber nominated J. J. Hourigan as the party candidate for the next provincial election. Hourigan, a Taber businessman and sheep breeder, previously served as mayor and board of trade vice president. Other nominees included Geo. Lomas H. J. Scott B. L. Cagke and G. M. Walker. The gathering praised Hourigan as energetic and capable with support for irrigation roads and telephone services in the district. A Liberal convention was scheduled for Cardston on December 28.
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Taber
J. J. Hourigan
Houwpigan
Eke
Board of Trade
Wheat Pool
Schomberg
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Geo. Lomas
H. J. Scott
B.L. Cagke
G. M. Walker
Hourigan
Johnson
Newton
Edward C. Fisher
Co. R. Mitchell
Ian
Osaf
Hochrane
Liberal Party
Mitchell
Fisher
Cardston
Brave firemen rescue panic stricken girls in Montreal blaze
In Montreal on December to morning, brave firemen pulled two women from a smoke filled stairway on St Dominique Street. Dense smoke and raging flames trapped residents, but the firemen fought the stubborn blaze and guided victims to safety despite the panic on the stairs.
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Montreal
Beved
Parsons
St. Dominique Street
Russian Cavalry Captain Nadezhda Budennaya Dies
Moscow reports the death of Nadezhda Budennaya, famed commander of the Red cavalry, cited as a tragic incident. She served with distinction during the war against White Russian forces and fought alongside her husband.
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Moscow
Russia
Nadezhda Budennaya
Red Cavalry
Tne
Ciptaliy
England and France Reach Accord on Mutual War Aid Study
Geneva reports England and France concluded an agreement on studying mutual assistance in warfare as part of preparations for an international disarmament conference. The accord aims to outline cooperation mechanisms in future conflicts.
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Geneva
England
France
Irish Boundary Accord Wins Unanimous Approval
Belfast dispatch reports both houses of the Ulster Parliament approved the Irish boundary agreement today. The vote was unanimous across parties, marking a decisive step in the boundary settlement.
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Belfast
Ireland
Retail Merchants Meet To Discuss Christmas Hours
A Retail Merchants gathering is set for Thursday evening at the Camber of Commerce offices to discuss Christmas shopping hours. All city retailers are urged to attend.
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Coonecree
Prince Winsemary Denies Russian Title Link
Prince Winsemary, husband of Gordon Selfridge’s eldest daughter, rejects a Russian prince label. He answers to claims tied to Reavas, the alleged victim of monarchist Russian foes, asserting no party allegiance. Mr Selfridge and the Princess appear in context.
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Prince Winsemary
Gordon Selfridge
London
Reavas
Mr. Selfridge
Opening meeting marks start of municipal campaign
Large audience at Elm Street school hears candidates for mayor and council discuss economies and policy. Mayor Huckvale defends city finances, noting sinking fund growth from 1918 to 1924 and projecting about 8000000 by year end, arguing receivership would raise utility costs.
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Huckvale
R. C. Black
Henry Stewart
Bishop leads confirmation at St Barna ag araene in Medicine Hat
The Bishop of the Diocese presided over 28 candidates confirmed at Holy Trinity Smiley, with one added as full member. He praised the parish for steady growth and mission offerings while noting a $60,000 teacher’s aide gift and plans for a Bishop’s residence and a $25,000 grant to Grace Church in Regina.
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Avery Janes
St. Barna Ag Araene
Planl
Wiel
Grace Church
Regna
Tate
Pratt
Medicine Hat
Crigall
L.R.A.M
Tom Bassett
Holy Trinity
Wheat Prices Fluctuate in Winnipeg Market Today
Wheat prices showed volatile moves in Winnipeg as the Orain Exchange opened with declines then regained ground. December closed at 1.603, May at 1.648, and July at 1.607.8. Argentine weather dampened buying while coarse grains followed the wheat trend and flax fell on weak demand.
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Winnipeg
Orain
Tour.coms
Priggs
Cone
Salvation Army appoints radio chaplain Col Perry
Col Perry named Radio Chaplain for the Salvation Army with a storied career from Bristol in 1833 to service across Sweden Denmark the United States Great Britain and Canada. He edited the original War Cry in London and was editor in chief of Canada Fast publications. His band is popular in radio broadcasting programs.
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Salvation Army
Col. Perry
Bristol
England
Sweden
Denmark
United States
Great Britain
Canada
London
Eingland
Inter
Canada Fast
DROWNED IN BREEK Port Hope accident claims two
Frank Minnle of Hamilton township and Thomas Henry of Haldi mand township were drowned when their car skidded on an icy bridge and plunged into Plilugille Creek. There were no witnesses to the incident.
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Port Hope
Oni. Nee
Plilugille Creek
Frank Minnle
Hamilton Township
Thomas Henry
Haldimand
Aquitania Delayed by Storm En Route to Cherbourg
The Aquitania arrived late in Cherbourg after encountering heavy storms at sea during the New York to Cherbourg voyage. No casualties were reported among passengers or crew.
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Cherbourg
France
Mner Aquitania
New York
Roph Well Report Shows Deepening Casing Depth
The Roth well casing has reached about 2600 feet and observers believe water at the 2525 foot level has been shut off. The note appears in the News Want Ad Columns.
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Roth. So
Durkin Surrenders Conditionally in Slaying Case
Martin J. Durkin, sought as a police slayer, is reportedly near surrender in an Eastern city near the Canadian border. Attorneys propose delays to trial, allow sixty days for defense prep, and keep him out of custody until jury appearance. his left arm remains injured from detective shotgun fire, needing medical attention unavailable in his hiding place.
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Chileno
Martin J. Durkin
Clilve
Hing
Polien
Durkin
Edmonton probes near end of printing case hearing
Writs likely to be issued after close of hearings in Edmonton as court probes alleged printing fraud. Testimony shows Camrose Job Press prices higher than rival shops with claims of profits, while witnesses cite paper costs and limited facilities. Former premier Charles Stewart and ex-treasurer C. R. Mitchell testified as proceedings extend.
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Edmonton
Attorney General's Department
Segal
Ivas
J. D. McAra
Calgary
Elver Roper
J. Robertson
Camrose Job Press
John T. Johnson
Camrose
Kt P
Langer
McArea F
Roper
Saop
Johnson
Johnston
Camrage
J. W. Jeffery
King's
G. H. Smitth
Charles Stewart
Ottawa
Hlega
L. G. Scott
Thosesdale Press
C. R. Mitchell
Forme
Mitchell
Cameron
Norman Smith
Edmonton Lumberman
Stewart
Smith
Dominion
Loans Foredoomed to Failure in Paris Budget Talk
Paris reports that French Finance Minister M. Loucheur urged Parliament to raise seven billion francs next year to balance the budget and create a public debt sinking fund. He said taxation is the only way to obtain the necessary revenue and that loans have long been foredoomed to failure.
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Paris
M.loucheur
M. Loucheur
Urgent Scout Leaders Meeting To Organize District
Urgent appeal issued to parents and volunteers to attend a city hall meeting this evening at 8 to elect officers and form a scout district. Secretary Solway will outline the policy and aims, aiming to enlist leaders and build a strong boys work movement. A census shows high interest among school pupils to join organized scouting efforts.
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Seretary Solway
Connell
Pan
Bandit Robs Saskatoon Motorman on Streetcar Run
Motorman Jake Sweeney of the Saskatoon street railway is robbed of $25 by three masked men on the Lake Avenue line at about 8 44 last evening. He is forced to stop the car after the assailants threaten him with a revolver. No suspects are found. the incident is reported in Saskatoon.
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Saskatoon
Dee
dJake Sweeney
Loke Avenue
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