Patriarch Expulsion by Turkey Sparks Greek Outcry
London and Athens report the expulsion of the Ecumenical Patriarch from Constantinople by the Turkish government, triggering diplomatic tensions and widespread protests across Greece. Public bodies call for action, with some urging Western churches to pressure Turkey while Greece weighs response options, including possible war.
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London
Athens
Turkey
Angora
Creece
Angorn
Constantinople
Chamber of Deputies
Reputies
Forster
Pangolas
Ayoa
United States
Greece
Patriarchate
Markey
Gamors
Constantnvopie
Constantines
Ecumenical
Panegalos
New York Reds Out In Force
Fifteen thousand people gathered at Madison Square Garden to mourn Nicolas Jenine's death, many wearing red ribbons or flowers while guards blocked late arrivals. The crowd heard speakers denouncing capitalism and calling for support of a Soviet republic.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Nicolas Jenine
America
Manitoba and Saskatchewan Forecast Mild and Fair
Forecasts indicate Manitoba and Saskatchewan will be mostly fair and mild today and Tuesday with Alberta experiencing fair and quite mild conditions. The nationwide outlook shows light winds and comfortable temperatures across these provinces through the period.
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Manitoba
Sashkatchewan
Alberta
Revolver Fight Over Blackmail Plot Hits Priests in Newark
In Newark New Jersey a street gun battle stemmed from a failed blackmail attempt against Rev. Father Ernest D Aguilla pastor of Our Lady of Mount Carmel. Two alleged conspirators and a detective were wounded. Salvatore Falconi requested poison at Newark Hospital to end his suffering. Frank Rizzo 17 and Galiano Cortes were held on blackmail charges.
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Newark
Ernest D’aguilla
Two Autos Damaged in Garage Fire at Dr. Gershaw’s Residence
A fire in the garage behind Dr. Gershaw’s home on Second Street badly damaged two cars. Around 11 o’clock W Ronnenberg saw flames from an overheated stove and notified authorities. High wind spread the blaze. both car tops and upholstery burned. interior of the garage scorched. No insurance on the cars or garage.
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Dr. Gershaw
Second St
W. Ronnenberg
Ngoleson’s Sentence Commuted In Fort Saskatchewan Case
The cabinet reportedly commuted the death sentence of Togole Tagolt son, Hans Johnson, to life imprisonment. Johnson, imprisoned at Fort Saskatchewan, was to be executed next Wednesday for the August 1924 murder of Hugh McDermott in Fort Saskatchewan. A Zululand movement plans presenting a farm to the Prince of Wales as part of a South Africa visit. half the cost, about £4,000, to be funded by native subscribers.
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Gttam
Togole Tagoltson
Hans Johnson
Fort Saskatchewan
Juzonson
Hugh McDermott
Edmonton
Deine
Zululand
Prince of Wales
South Africa
Durban
Corr
Argus
Connaught Tunnel Nears Completion in British Columbia
The Connaught tunnel under Mount Kin in the Selkirk Range is nearing completion with a February finish date per CP official A. Cotterell. About half a million bags of cement have been used in the five mile tunnel lining, now a twelve inch thick concrete jacket. Cotterell notes a regional business revival, metals prices boosting mining activity, and lumber mills planning for a busy season.
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Vancouver
B.C. Dan
Mount Kin
Selkirk Range
A. Cotterell
British Columbia
Cotterell
British Columbia to Open Beer Halls With Tight Rules
British Columbia announces a new system of beer halls operating from ten to eleven p.m. No bars or barmaids, dancing banned, to prevent a return to the former beer cabaret. Rules announced by Attorney General A. M. Manson. Continuous details noted on page five.
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Victoria
Bat
Can
British Columbia
A. M. Manson
Publishers oppose Canadian pulpwood embargo in Senate briefing
The National Publishers Association filed a brief with Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Borah protesting a proposed embargo by Canadian paper makers. The brief argues the embargo would cripple U.S. pulpwood and give Canadians control of the U S paper market driving up costs for readers and users of printed word.
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Washington
National Publishers’ Association
Borah
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Canadian National Railways Secures 35 Million Loan
The Dominion of Canada has arranged a 35 million dollar loan with a syndicate led by Dillon Reed & Company. The financing will split into a short term note and a longer term bond. The issue, set for this week, marks Canada’s first 1925 financing in the U S market and favored New York for lower interest rates.
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New York
Bed
Canadian
Dominion of Canada
Dillon, Ead & Company
Canadian National Railways
United States
Dominion
London
Ethel Legin Ska Found Safe Near New Fork
British pianist Ethel Legin Ska, who disappeared last Monday, has been located outside New York City in the care of friends. Police report she is in a nervous breakdown due to overwork and her exact whereabouts were undisclosed.
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New Fork
Ethel Leginska
New York City
Fire destroys Cypress Hotel and nearby shops in Tompkins
A basement fire at the Cypress Hotel in Tompkins Saskatchewan caused simultaneous destruction of the Cypress Hotel Warren's clothing store and the Empress Cafe. The blaze began early this morning at about 4 30 o'clock from an unknown cause and insurance coverage was about 70.
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Damiee
Tompkins
Sask
Cypress Hotel
Warren
Montreal Church Fire Destroys Presbytérum Property
Fire devastated the Maisonneuve presbytérum in Montreal on Saturday night causing an estimated loss of 50000 dollars, largely insured. Local firefighters battled the blaze but could not prevent the destruction of the church structure and contents.
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Montreal
Maisonneuve
Pinioned Beneath Big Rock In Sand Cave Incident
Cave City Kentucky February 2 a man named Floyd Ceiling aged 45 was pinioned under a huge boulder inside Sand Cave about 300 feet from the entrance. A rescue squad with a portable drill planned to depart Louisville today to reach the cave six miles away. The truck carrying equipment remained on site awaiting transport.
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Cave City
Louisville
Tietruelk
Prairie weather shocks with large temperature swings
Winnipeg reports a sharp warmup as temperatures jump from sub-zero to well above freezing across Alberta Medicine Hat rises 58 degrees from 16 below to 42 above while Calgary hits 60 degrees. Saskatchewan Manitoba set to challenge low records with Regina and Winnipeg near 26 below as a Pacific Coast warn wave moves inland.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Nimonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Lethbridge
Moose Jaw
Regina
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
Alberta
May Wheat Slips Further as Market Sags in Winnipeg
May wheat fell to lows near 2.07 3/4 as May contract dipped seven cents from Saturday close, with July and October down several cents. Early selling and limited buying kept volume modest while export bids were light and flax and oats also weakened. Cash wheat showed little interest and broader grain complex followed a softening trend amid profit taking.
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Winnipeg
Liverpool
May
Seaboard Advices
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Creemore, Ont
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