Turkey Indignant Over League Council Decision
Geneva reports the League of Nations noted mediation failed in the Mosul dispute between Britain and Turkey. Britain retains Irak mandate and likely gains the rich oil regions. Turkey to receive a narrow northern strip. Britain poised to extend Irak mandate to 25 years.
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Geneva
Council of the League of Nations
Mosul
Irak
Britain
Turkey
Great Britain
League Council
Lak
Local elections reshape city council and school board
In Altus on December 16 the Civil Government League won four aldermen J McBugan Fe A Kellar A Sloane and C Robson three Labor candidates James East W Findlay and Alfred Farwith were elected to the council The new school trustees include R Belamy Dr F S Macpherson of the Civil Government League Dr F W Crang and Khmer Roper representing Labor A grim report from Mosul describes massacres of Christians by Turkish forces with thousands deported and executions reported across villages including Moerga and Jairo.
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Eddonton
Altus
Sam
Clvie
Leunry
J. Mc Bugan
I Fe
A Kellar
A. €. Sloane
C. &. Robson
James East
W. Findlay
Alfred Farwith
Mosul
Laidoner
Moerga
Jairo
Doumer Named Finance Minister In Briand Cabinet
Paris dispatch reports Premier Briand asked Senator Paul Doumer to assume the role of minister of finance after cabinet consultations. Doumer accepted the appointment, succeeding Louis Loucheur, with the official move expected to take place immediately at the Quai dOrsay.
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Paris
Briand
Paul Doumer
Quai D'Orsay
M. Doumer
Louis Loucheur
Premigt Briand
Boundary Agreement Bill Declared Necessary for Peace
Dublin reports the Free State endorses the Dail Birann resolution to ratify the London boundary agreement. The action excludes a popular referendum and makes the bill operative immediately for public peace.
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Dublin
Free State
Dail
London Rish
Driilag crew at Roth No 1 well advances six and five eighths casing
The crew at Roth No 1 well is installing six and five eighths inch casing and expects to set it to the bottom of the hole tonight. The operation signals progress in the drilling program and indicates continued development at the site.
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Roth No. 1
Grain shipping permit system again in use
Winnipeg December 10 A transport official announces the resumption of grain permits for Vancouver port under the same system as previous years. Exporting firms must endorse no tough or damp grain on permits, and private elevators must unload cars promptly or face rent charges.
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Winnipeg
EE. D. Cotterell
Canadian Pacifte Railway
Vancouver
Calgary
Chamber of Commerce Directors Meet Tonight
Pres Waldo calls Chamber of Commerce directors to convene at the Chamber offices at 7 30 to discuss the chamber activities for the coming year.
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Waldo
Chember of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Meech Re-elected in Lethbridge Public Works Vote
Lethbridge results show H W Meech re-elected Commissioner of Public Works by over 700 votes. CC Wellenaghan elected Advisory Commissioner and Rev C Swanson and Br Layering named Public School Trustees. By-law proposing $180,000 for a new High School was defeated.
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Lethbridge
H. W. Meech
CC. Wellenaghan
Rev. C. Swanson
Fiddler Mellie Dunham Signs Circuit Contract in New York
Mellie Dunham a 72 year old Maine fiddler known for old time dance tunes signed with the Keith-Albee-Vaneville circuit. He arrived from Detroit to Grand Central and drew cheers from traders and crowds with his country persona alongside his 67 year old wife Grandma Dunham.
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New York
Merlie Dunham
Maine
Henry Lord
Norway
Detroit
Keith-Albee
Vaneville
Mellie Dunham
Mellie
Speni
Toronto
Henry Ford
Dunham
Grandma Dunham
Edmonton Terminal Elevators Plugged
The city grain handling has slowed as the government terminal elevator and nearby plants cap shipments. An embargo on shipments to Edmonton via Canadian National and Canadian Pacific lines is now in force after a week of rapid grain movement.
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Edmonton
Iedmonton
Canadian National
Canadian Pacific
Argentina wheat yield forecast for 1925 26
Buenos Aires reports a second forecast of Argentina's wheat crop for 1925 26 at 4 8450600 metric tons, down from 6 1 million tons in the first estimate issued in November. The oat yield is put at 1 291000 tons, about 31000 more than the initial calculation.
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Buenos Alres
Saskatchewan Co operative Elevators declare large profits
Regina Dees 16 profit of $377 871.92 for year ended daily 3 reported to five hundred shareholders of the Saskatchewan Co operative Elevator Co Ltd by the Board of Directors at the annual meeting today. A dividend of eight per cent amounting to IND 7380.8 was paid to shareholders and disposal of the Balance 186 141.28 will be laid before the meeting by Directors this afternoon or Thursday morning. The Directors report recommends continuing coordination with the Pools and Companies to secure maximum service at the lowest possible cost to pool members or other farmers.
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Regina
Dees
Daly 3
Saskatchewan Co-operative Elevator Co&e Ltd
Wheat Fell and Rose Again
Winnipeg reports the Argentine crop report boosted wheat prices after an initial decline. Prices closed with gains from 11.4 to 16.8 cents amid heavy local selling. Oats saw some export buying while other coarse grains moved slowly. Flax quotes were lower and cash wheat markets were dull.
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Winnipeg
Provincial committee chosen to investigate rural credits
Edmonton announces a special Alberta committee to study rural credit needs. Members include R G Reid, De Lory, Lameton, James Puke, Chas W Peterson, and others. The panel will review all data and aim to develop an efficient, cooperative based credit system for rural areas.
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Edmonton
Doe
Sochus
Alberta
Alberta Governant
R. G. Reid
Procyladial
de Lory
Alberta University
Goy
Lameton Rural Crealiss RJ
Dine Ing
Chelymin
Alberta Liquor Board
James Puke, Mangrer
Leth. Lidge Northern Irrigation Colonization Scheme
Chas, W. Peter
Sor
Raneh Review
Denmark
Ontario market seeks permanent Alberta coal shipments
Efforts by Ontario and Alberta officials and major bodies including the U K C Canadian Manufacturers Association and Boards of Trade push for a permanent arrangement to ship Alberta coal to Ontario. J A Wils Ontario counsellor and W P Hinton Alberta representative coordinate with the Canadian National Railway and Ottawa authorities. A wire from J J Walsh CMA general manager requests cost data to assist the move and government aides supply information in reply.
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Exbnonton
Dec
Alverta
Canadian National Railway
Ottawa
CNR
J. J. Walsh
Canadian Manufacturers Association
Alberta
Ontario
W. P. Hinton
Rates Committee
C.N. R
Rates
Mr. Walsh
Canadian Weather Summary for Western Provinces
Manitoba faces cold today and Thursday with moderate chill while Saskatchewan sees southeasterly winds and milder, fair conditions. Alberta experiences southerly winds, mostly cloudy skies, and mild temperatures.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Empire settlement plan cuts immigrant voyage costs significantly
Ottawa reports details of a new empire settlement agreement between Canada and Britain plus steamship lines. Reduced fares to Halifax Quebec Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Regina Moose Jaw Calgary Vancouver and more aim to boost British migration while sharing costs among governments and shipping companies. The plan promises welcome loans and easier access for eligible households.
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Ottawa
W. J. Black
Department of Colonization, Development and Agriculture
Canadian National Railways
United Kingdom
Canada
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Empire Settlement
Ontawellce
Halifax
St. John
Quebec
Cnpire
Montreal
Meautreal
Yorouid
Toronto
Halifaux
Winnipeg
Tregina
Moose Jaw
Calgary
Khnonton
Vancouver
Department of Immigration
Mother Couney
Tirltisa
Great Britain
Christmas Cheep Fund Donations Acknowledged
A list of donors for the Christmas Cheep Fund includes Ruth Rebekah Lodge. CG.S. Phigle. Dr. Gershaw. Mayor Weekvale. proceeds from a dance at Cos.. different individual contributors and groups. The committee seeks fowls fruits and vegetables and asks donations be left at Miss Carson's office or by calling 2057. Classified ads urged as quick sales method for the world.
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Ruth Rebekah Lodge
S. Phigle
Gershaw
Weekvale
Cos
A.P.P
Medicine Var
Maryberries Schuler
Cypress Club
Bulliwang
Miss Carson
Edmonton Plans to Straighten Circular Tour Motor Highway
Edy co operation sought to improve a three mile section of the circular tour motor highway between Alberta and British Columbia. Minister Ross aims to divert the route to give a straighter road with better grade and will seek BC join in the project and assume its end of the road.
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Edmonton
Lee
Alberta
British Galan
Belon
Ase
Ing
Victoria
Crowsnest
Tha . Berte
Island
Lake
Cite
Changy
British Columbia
Ross
Van of Vancouver Missing Man Clarence Peppard Reported
Provincial and city police hunt for Clarence Peppard of Mindenpolig last seen December 10 after leaving a local hotel for Chilbwack. Peppard, superintendent of the Barna Ne Record Company of Minneapolis, Barnard & McQueen, Wy pee builders of elevators and docks, is said by relatives to have disappeared completely.
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Vancouver
Clarence Peppard
Mindenpolig
Chilbwack
Peppard
Barna Ne Record Company
Minneapgam
Barnard & McQueen
Wypee
Anj
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Council OF L. O. N
M. Loucheur
Roth Well
C. Directors
Lethbringe Elections
A. “Mellie” Dunham
Norway, Maine
Argentina
Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevators
Alta
Westwark
Medicine Hat
Swift Current
United Commercial Travellers Annual
C.F. Hall
Lakey's
Assiniboia
R.A.M
G.C.A
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