Members Chosen to Move Address in Opening House
Ottawa reports J C Elliott K C newly elected for West Middlesex will move the address in reply to the throne speech at the opening of the fifteenth parliament. L Lacombe of Two Mountains will second. Debate likely to start January 11. King’s government set to act on appointments and senate vacancies. A Goulet and A Belanger visited, fueling speculation King may seek Russell seat.
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Ottawa
J. C. Elliott
K.C
West Middlesex
L. Lagombe
Two Mountains
King
Elliott
Ontario
Lacombe
Montreal
House of Commons
A. Goulet
Russell
A. Belanger
Belanger
Goulet
Chas. Stewart
Interior
Gras. Murphy
Jeffery and Esdale Case Is Adjourned
Matthew Esdale and Joseph W. Jeffery appeared before Magistrate P. C. St Primrose to answer charges of conspiring with Geo. P. Smith to steal 5820 from the Alberta public treasury. An eight day adjournment was granted. bail remained 4000 each until January 6 for the preliminary hearing.
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Priarese
Harvey
McKinley Cameron, KC
George P. Smith
Railway Centenary Remarks on Wreck Deaths and Injuries
London speakers noting the railway centenary said travel is safer aboard trains than in bed at times. They stated 462 killed in wrecks include 112 passengers while 25 611 injured, 21 098 were employees.
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London
J. Il. Thomas, al. I
Rotary Father and Son Luncheon Highlights Community Fun
Rotary Chi hosted a noon luncheon with boys from three to forty years as guests. The event featured stunts, songs, and jokes organized by Boris Tweed and Roger Harding, plus remarks on good scouting. The Christmas Cheer Fund reported 61 hampers distributed and praise for Boy Scouts and The News for support.
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Rotary Chi
Pill Conrad
Boris Tweed
Roger Harding
Kenneth
Jack Pratt
Vern Parrish
Bob Laidlaw
Warren Pingle
Rotarain
Jim MacArthur
Young
Olf
Robert Blythe
Bill Lakey
Ashton Andrews
Rotary ¢Clubs
Loreal Club
The
Dominion
Bodies Found After Boat Capsize Near Russell Island
Missing since December 5, Robert Sidwell of Algonac and Leslie Isaac of Walpole Island were found on Russell Island in Ontario. Water in their watches and flashlights supports a theory they swam to the island after their boat overturned. The boat was recovered thirty to forty feet from the water’s edge.
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Wallaceburg
Ont
Robert Sidwell
Algonac
Leslie Isaac
Walpole Island
Russell Island
Flour price climbs past $10 a barrel in market rally
Minneapolis reports flour quotations rising in sympathy with wheat gains. Prices moved from $9.85 to $10.15 a barrel, up 25 to 30 cents from yesterday, marking a weekly gain of about one dollar.
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Minneapolis
Installation Night With The Masons In 1926
The largest assembly of Masons ever at the local Masonic Hall attended the installation of officers for the Local and Redcliff lodges for 1926. Despite extra chairs seating was at a premium as RW Bro R S Ledge of Redcliff served as installing master with RAW Bros K A Bell and W H Williams assisting.
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Redcliff
RW. Bro. R. SS. Ledge
RAW. Bros. K. A. Bell
Easterners urged to stockpile coal amid potential fuel shortage
Ottawa reports Hon. Charles Stewart advises households to lay in supplies of fuel at current prices as winter disruptions threaten transportation and coal production. He monitors American anthracite markets via the Dominion Fuel Board and urges reserve supplies regardless of party positions in labor disputes.
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Ottawa
Charles Stewart
Dominion Fuel Board
Wheat Rallies After Early Losses In Winnipeg Trade
Wheat prices rallied in the Winnipeg market with Dec at 1.03, May 1.65, and July 1.68 1/4, following a sharp drop. The session showed erratic trading, light volume, and occasional support bids as prices mirrored Chicago trends. Coarse grains remained dull and cash markets quiet.
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Chicago
Death by Own Action Ends Parkbeg Woman Life
Mrs. J. T. Taylor aged 65 drank muriatic acid after a telephone confession to her husband and died after four hours. Her husband Jack Taylor rushed home to find her in agony as medical help arrived. neighbors aided, but the poison proved fatal.
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Jack Taylor
Parkbeg
Moose Daw
Dee
J. T. Taylor
Taylor
Parkbey
Canada
Jaime
Uae
Gina
Miles Ee
Ginein
Fayior
Sineshep
Diane Bend
Alloy
Mr. Tardor
Aome
Tarkhess
Setoihe
J. A. Upton
Tehopbunroe
Parksterr
Ata
Upton
Haggen Dire
Tayloe
Mervior
Ann Tevilor
Van
Kepling?S Condi Tion Barwash Update
Sussex England report says Brudyerd Kipling, ill with pneumonia, remains confined to the room but is making steady progress in recovery.
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Barwash
Sussex
England
Bec. a.Brudyerd Kipling
T Room
Lay iv
Alberta Legislature to Convene Likely in Early February
Premier Brownlee indicated the Alberta legislature may not meet in January and a February session is more probable. He plans to travel east for conferences on resources and railway questions, then push a full pre-session program leading to a February start.
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Eeaventon
Alberta
Leevishiture Mfaro
Lid Mateway
Himesety
Guy
Browntles
Tpuciie Coast
Coast
Diseased Teeth Linked to Blood Sugar Findings
Dr Wr. farsner of Philadelphia reported in Toronto that a study of 100 patients with dental disease found diseased teeth maintain blood sugars. The Philadelphia General Prospited study suggests a link between focal infection and diabetes though causation remains unproven.
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Toronto
Philadelphia
Wr. Farsner
Alpha Omega Fraternity
Philadiphia
Paris Cabinet Backs Donmer Try The Newa Want Ad
The French cabinet meeting this morning agreed to support Donmer Try The Newa Want Ad Colgmus.
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Paris
Fiscrl
Donmer
Newa
Colgmus
Brownlee Heads for Ottawa on Natural Resources Talks
Edmonton dispatch reports Premier Brownlee in good health planning another Ottawa visit to confer with Hon. MacKenzie Wing on natural resources. A Jan 4 meeting is likely, with Hon. W. Smith joining for railways talks and further discussions with Royal Bank on M D and B C railway plans. Brownlee also met Premier Oliver in Victoria about Pacific Great Eastern railway policy and land grants to attract buyers.
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Edmonton
Brownlee
Ottawa
Maceanie Wing
W. Smith
Royal Bark Management
Montreal
M.D
B.C
Victoria
Brownwwe
Oliver
Pacific Great Eastern Railway
Alperta
Canadian National
British Columbia
Heyer
Pasdel
Socairoas Alberta
Pree
France Sees Worsening Flood Effects From Rhone Rise
The flood situation worsens as heavy rain and melting snow push the Rhone upward. Regions near Lyons flood, villages cut off, and transport hampered by rising waters and overflowing tributaries.
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Paris
Dee
Rhone
Lyons
Pophir Diecarad
Lyn
Acre
Nere
Vienna
Torda
Thei Eity
Cardinal Mercier Undergoes Operation in Brussels
Cardinal Mercier, 74, primate of Belgium, underwent an operation in Brussels for a stomach lesion. After the procedure, officials reported the Cardinal’s condition as good.
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Cardinal Mercier
Brussels
Belsius
Wheat retaliation claim jostles nerves in 1920s trade
Minneapolis December 20 English price spikes spark talk that the United States would retaliate in wheat for rubber. Jon Crosby of Westburn Crosby Mills says such talk is foolish as U S exports are small relative to total North American grain and Canada supplies most wheat.
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Minneapolis
England
United States
Jon Crosby
Wastburn-Crosby Mills
Canada
Sitasion
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J. GC. Elliott
M.P
East Middlesex
the Masons
Medicine War Lodge No
Winnipeg
Condiit
Midland
Great Lakes
Kepleng
South Alberta Regiment
1St Bn
GEE
St. Armouries
Aml
Lakey’s Orchestra
Gig Ae
Nat’s Resources
Royal Bank
E. C
B. C
France
H. J. Noble
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