Manchurian troops retreat as looting spreads in Mukden
From Mukden December reports say Marshal Chang Tso Lin forces are withdrawing from Sinminfu and Mukden. Japanese residents are panic stricken while officials plan a hurried troop replacement if the situation worsens.
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League decision appears to favor Britain over Mosul dispute
In Geneva the League of Nations Council after an hour of session circulated a report that it unanimously fixed the provisional Brussels line as the frontier of Mosul. The decision would award the bulk of the disputed area to Britain's Irak mandate and require Turkey friendly economic treaties and a 25 year British mandate extension over Irak.
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Weather snapshot across Canadian cities and plains
Vancouver and western provinces show scattered rain and clouds with cool to moderate cold. Cities from Victoria to Medicine Hat report mainly fair conditions with decreasing western high pressure and light winds across Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan through Wednesday.
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Prices at the Stock Yards in Winnipeg
Winnipeg December 15 cattle prices steady amid 2,500 head received with export demand easing. Hogs rise to 12.26 with 10 percent premium on select bacons. Butcher females down 25 cents. sheep and lambs firm top lambs at 11.75, sheep 6.00 to 7.00.
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West O'Rowa Proceeds Toward Japan After Storm
Cordova Alaska Dec 15 The steamer West O Rowa which lost her rudder and part of her stern in a December 1 north Pacific storm was reported in navy radio dispatches to be steering toward Japan. At noon yesterday the vessel lay 1600 miles northeast of Tokio with the West Holbrook and Dewey in pursuit near Icosely.
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Leopold Turns Twenty One Behind Prison Walls
Joliet Illinois December 15 Nathan Leopold Jr now 21 years old continues serving life for the Bobby Franks murder. He marks his birthday with a brief family visit then returns to his shoe department clerk duties at the penitentiary as his life sentence proceeds. A Calgary law firm adds A L Smith to its ranks with brothers Clarence Smith and Gordon Egbert as members.
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Soviet Foreign Minister Rejects League Invitation on Disarmament
Paris December 15 Foreign Minister Tchitcherin announced the Soviet government would refuse the League of Nations invitation to join the preparatory disarmament conference. He argued disarmament must proceed immediately and called Locarno a preparation for a crusade against Soviet Russia while visiting France.
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Paris Buries Under Record Storm Snow Blankets North France
Paris and northern France endure a severe blizzard with heavy snowfall since yesterday morning. The storm disrupts traffic and telegraph and telephone lines as snow continues to fall at varying depths.
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Classified age the quickest little salesmen in the world
An advertising prompt notes the speed of juvenile sales efforts by promoting ad space in The News. The quirky claim emphasizes quick, small sellers using classified-style pitches.
Maple Creek Ships Ten Tons Of Turkeys
Maple Creek reports a local sale of ten tons of No 1 grade turkeys bought for the Vancouver market by the P Burns Co through Mr Bastedo. Additional turkeys and poultry were purchased from Hatton and Plapot, at 25 cents a pound, signaling a profitable growing local poultry industry tied to corn crops.
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