Japan's Position in Manchuria Hit by Quiet Shifts
Westminster Gazette reports Manchuria's status worsened after General Kuo Sung Lin ordered Chang Teo Lin to leave Mukden. Feng Hesiang and Kao are allied with Bolsheviks, with troops near the frontier. Rumors say Japan may face war with Russia or evacuate leased Manchurian areas, though a Russo-Japanese nonaggression pact is noted.
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Fandon
Abe
Westminster Gazette
Mhuaphal
Japan
Manchuria
Kuo Sung Lin
Feng Hn Hesiang
Chang Teo-Lin
Mukden
Kao
Feng
Manchurian
Shanghai
Russia
Mancharia
English nobleman Basil Thompson linked to London arrest
London reports reveal Sir Basil Thompson former Director of Intelligence at Scotland Yard identified as the man who gave the name Hugh Thompson when arrested at Slyde Park. Felma De Lara is the woman arrested with him. The case opens at Marlborough Street police court on January 5 with Sir Basil denying the charges.
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London
Slyde Park
Hugh Thompson
Basil Thompson
Scotland Yard
York
Felma de Lara
Marlborough Street
Sir Basil
Secret Service
Ife
Canada
United States
Dartmoor
South Sea
Turks Seek Soviet Aid in Mosul Affair
London reports Angora ministers seek Moscow backing amid Turkish resolve to defend Mosul. Sabri Bey travels to Moscow to study agriculture but aims to secure Soviet support if war with Britain arises. Officials stress no war intention despite tense League of Nations decision and Kurdish politics in Mosul.
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Constantinople
League of Nations
Mosul
Britain
Levene
Piamante
Geneva
Great Britain
Near East
League Council
Col. L. C. M. Amery
Vittorio Scialola
Turkey
Musa
Signor Scialola
League of Nation
Austen Chamberlain
Fleign Affairs
Eeaunsil
Nosul
England
London
Result Of Appeal In Zurowski's Case Affects All West Regina
The Wheat Pool board of directors will appeal to the court of appeal against Justice Embury's dismissal of Leon Zurowski's case. They challenge the contract for grain delivery as invalid due to lack of notification of acceptance for admission to and shares in the pool. R. H. Milliken will lead the appeal steps.
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Zurowski
Regina
Perriston
Wheat Pool
Court of
Leon Zurowski
Justice Embury
R. H. Milliken
France Faces Severe Cold Spell Disrupting Railways
France endures a harsh cold wave with Paris seeing deep freezes and low temperatures. Rail systems suffer delays and dozens of accidents blamed on icy conditions impacting travel and recovery after prior storms.
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France
Paris
Aalia
Syatem
Taesehie
Welland Canal Sets New Grain Shipment Record
The Welland Canal reports 186,212,442 bushels of grain shipped in 1925, a record total. This beat 1924 by about 16 million bushels despite wheat shipments dropping to 74,985,814 bushels from 100,000,000.
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Nort Colborne
der Is
Welland Canal
Focal
Department of Railways and Canals
Banff Winter Carnival Takes Over Canadian Rockies Scene
Banff hosts a glamorous Winter Carnival with skating, ski jumps, and electric light ice palace. Mrs Basil Gardom named Carnival Queen as trains bring visitors craving snow sport spectacle and worldwide record attempts.
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Fulryland
Canadian Rockies
Imei Baril Pebruars
Basil Gardom
Banff
Ken
Gun Hold Up In Winnipeg Loot Stolen In Shootout
In Winnipeg two bandits raided the Manitoba Liquor Commission cashier Thomas Nuttall as he prepared to deposit money. They grabbed a satchel containing about 10 000 in loot and escaped in a waiting car after a brief gun battle. Nuttall was struck with an iron bar but not seriously hurt as police widened the search citywide and on routes to the boundary.
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Winnipeg
Dee
Troy
Manitoba Liquor Commission
Commission
Thomas Nuttall
Nuttall
Henry Avenue
Theosophists Plan India's Greeting of Savior
Theosophists prepare for a prophetic visit to India to greet a savior figure. Reported prophecies describe Christlike arrival via Keisimamurti with trumpetings and a modern air, and list twelve apostles to be chosen, with five others appointed later.
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Theosophists
India
Col Mitchell Suspended Five Years by Court Martial
Maj Gen Power presided as the court imposed a five year suspension on Colonel Mitchell for conduct prejudicial to good order and military discipline. The decision cited Mitchells war record as a factor in leniency.
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Col. Mitchell
Wise Tieetan
Brea Mieerphants
Arma
Powe
Mitchell
Homesteader Near Gatine P.O. Dies In Suspected Suicide
The homesteader Alexander Wdeiail on the Pape ree northwest of Wanhedger reportedly shot himself with a rifle. His sister Margaret McPhadl found the body after a pistol was heard and bullets indicate self-inflicted wound. Neighbors note Mephait had recent nervous trouble and delusions.
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Prugbelier
Alexander Wdeiail
Northwest
Ogres
Ts Fatttee
Fia
Antom
Pitt
Margaret McPhadl
Tia
Ft Fk
Mephait
Bread Prices to Rise in Farts After December 20
The report states that starting December 20 the price will be one franc seventy centimes per kilogram about eight cents per pound, signaling the highest bread price yet charged. The notice refers to the religious community in Farks and notes the impact on households.
Progressives Ginger Group May Not Sit On Saisiit Side
Ottawa dispatch reports the Progressive party may sit on the government side in the new parliament while the Ginger Group could join the opposition near the speaker. A conference including Conservative, Liberal, and parliamentary staff discussed seating with no final decision, Forke leading the Progressive stance. Separately a fatal mine accident near Foremost left James Johnson 51 dead and two others injured as rescuers retrieved the body.
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Saisiit
Ottawa
Robert Forke
W. A. Boys
P. F. Casgrain
H. W. Rowle
Beikelihood
Boys
Castrain
Fork
Law
Foremost Farmer Killed In Old Tunnel Collapse
A Foremost farmer died yesterday when an abandoned coal mine tunnel collapsed during work on Ridge near Foremost. The deceased is identified as Ole M Jouhusou with workers at the site providing details. Rescue crews responded but the man was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Johnson
Ian
James Sargeant
Angtable Maddison
Foremost
Mr. Johnson
Waa
Ietha
Dee
Wilile
Ole M
Jouhusou
Rodney the largest battlestar of the world launched
Princess Mary christened the warship Rodney at Birkenhead in a ceremony marking its launch. When commissioned in 1927 it will be the world’s largest battleship with a 35 000 ton displacement under the Washington Treaty and guided by nine inch guns in multiple gun turrets.
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Liverpool
Princess Mary
Viscountess Lascelles
Rodney
Cammell, Laird and Company
Birkenhead
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Meow
Ty Ustabs
Eoumaers
Barthere
Time
Oh Pea Crist
Te Aestios
Moe. Dosant
Pippieefornt Park
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Pin Pingford Park
Hone
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McCall’s Magazine
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Beatrice Grimshaw
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