Boncour Says U S Must Collaborate for Disarmament Success
Geneva December 18 M Paul Boncour urged that international disarmament hinges on American participation. He noted France’s ties to Mediterranean security and warned naval, aerial, and land arms plans must be discussed together. He pressed that Britain and the United States cannot separate naval from other armaments.
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Geneva
United States
M. Paul Boncour
League of Nations
League Council
League Disarmament Council
M. Briand
League
French Council For the
England
America
France
North
Africa
Frauer
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Homesteader McPhail Dies of Self Inflicted Wounds Near Gatine
Drumheller December 18 The homesteader Alexander McPhail on the Pope lease about sixteen miles northwest of Drumheller and six miles north of Gatine post office was found dead with a bullet wound to the chest and another to the temple. His sister Margaret discovered the body after hearing shots. Reports say he had recently suffered nervous trouble and hallucinations.
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Drumheller
Alexander McPhail
Pope
Gatine Post Office
Margaret McPhall
Lis Higster
McPhail
Largest Christmas Market In Years
The city market morning scene was busy as rigs filled the square with Christmas comestibles and farm wares. Mild weather boosted attendance and brisk trade. eggs, butter, poultry, and vegetables moved with strong prices and high activity.
Predict Mild Winter in Nesko Kluskus Region
Quesnel B C Dec 18. Paul K Krestinuk fur buyer reports elders of Nesko and Kluskus Lake reserves expect a mild winter with light snowfall. He just returned from periodical trips in the area about 0 to 130 miles west of Quesnel.
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Quesnel
S.C
Nesko
Kluskus Lake
Paul K. Krestinuk
Winter Carnival Lights Banff in 1926 Celebration
Banff hosts a winter carnival from February 17 1926 with a glittering ice palace and electric lights. Mrs Basil Gardom is named carnival queen as skaters ski jumpers and snowshoeing thrill crowds and trains bring visitors drawn to the show and world record attempts.
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Canadian Rockies
Dash
Fleet Mountain
Banff
Ord
Basil Gardom
Cki
Gantt
London Bridge Comes Down
London reports the decision by the London County Council to replace Waterloo Bridge with a new six lane crossing over the Thames. Built 1811 to 1817 at a cost over £1,000,000, the historic structure will be removed to make way for the new modern span.
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London
Waterloo Bridge
Thames
London County Council
Rubber may go higher warns Wall Street Journal chief
London December reports Charores Wee Zarron president of the Wall Street Journal warns American rubber users acted too late in seeking stabilizing measures and may face higher prices. He notes no new plantations can be productive for six years, says consumption may rise and predicts the present high prices will eventually aid the industry. Hoover cites British monopolies may extract 650 to 710 million from Americans unless output restraints are eased.
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London
Dec
Charores Wee Zarron
The
Wall Street Journal
Barron
United States
Motoy
Ols
Cummerce
Hoover
Genator Capper
Kansas
Kennedy Victory Confirmed in Peace River Recount
Judge Maharfi completed the Peace River recount and affirmed Th. M Kennedy as winner by a small majority after counting disputed Paddle River ballots. Conservatives plan to protest the ruling.
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Kennedy
Peace River
Mdtianton
Maharfy
Th. M Kennedy
Paddle River
Kenedy
Burglary at Pwaites Second-hand Store On Third Street
Police investigate a burglary at Pwaites second-hand store on Third Street. Two rifles and a cottonskin coat were stolen in the early hours Thursday. Suspect entered through an upstairs back window accessed from the store roof. Nothing else missing. Try The News Want Ad Gammis.
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Pwaites
Third Street
James
Merger Debate at Farmers Union Convention
Saskatoon December 18 P The proposed merger between the Farmers Union of Canada and the Saskatchewan Grain Growers remains uncertain after a three day session. Directors split on the issue and left final decision to the annual convention in Saskatoon January 28.
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Saskatoon
Des
Farmers’ Union of Canada
Saskatchewan Grain Growers
Farmers’ Union
Farmers’ Unions
C. HW. Harris
Oyen
Alta
Moose Jaw Bride Missing After Planned Wedding
A Moose Jaw bride hopeful for a Nova Scotia groom vanished after plans for a December wedding at a local church fell apart. The bride, traveling from the east, and the groom, who had wired to meet in Regina, failed to appear and were last known to be en route to the city, with investigators and friends checking trains.
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Moose Jaw
Omarry
Cerro
Pondentes
Regina
Moose
Thies Jaw Yeatqrday
Capitoll
Charge manipulation of crude rubber by British colonies
Representative Ison of Connecticut introduced a resolution in the Republic by leader calling for a House Committee investigation in the United States Congress into the manipulation of crude rubber prices by the British colonial government.
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Nsiington
Coloniak
Ison
Connecticut
Republic
House Committee of the
United States’ Congress
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Boncour
Gatine
P.O
London Bridge
Pharl
A.M. Wright and Son
Jewelers
Monarch Theatre
Wakes’ Store
Ad. Gammis
Areer SE
Limoges
Nippon
Dalnty
Ad. Colvsans
Villa
C, D
Cen
Foster’s Shoe Store
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