German protest note on Cologne occupation reaches Paris
Paris reports Germany’s note protests Allied occupation of the Cologne area as a reprisal violating Versailles terms. French officials deem it a protest not requiring an immediate reply. Allies plan to withhold reply until the Military Control Commission reports on armament conditions.
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Paris
Cologne
Berlin
Military Control Commission
Germany
Tiley
Stressemann
Woman Who Prospected in Arctic Funeral for Nellie Cashman
Miss Nellie Cashman famed as a pioneering prospectress and nurse in Arizona and Alaska is buried in Victoria after a life chasing gold from Tombstone to the Arctic. She helped Arizona millionaires and later funded trips to Alaska where she led mining camps and mushed extensive snow trails. Her last visit to the States was in December.
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Tuscan
Arly
A &d
Arizona
Arctic
Canada
Alaska
Nellie Cashman
Victoria
B.C
Cashman
Geri
Tombstone
Ariz
Kovyukik
Seward
Miss Cashman
States
Prospects Favorable for Settlement on Reparations
Paris January 7 Churchill British chancellor of the exchequer and James A Logan U S Reparations Commission member conferred after the Allied finance ministers plenary session. It was understood that prospects of settling United States reparations claims were favorable.
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Paris
Winston Churchill
James A. Logan
United States
Reparations Commission
Allied Finance Ministers’ Conference
Great Battleship Monarch To Be Target For Fleet
Portsmouth England January 7 The battleship Monarch the last capital ship under the Washington treaty will be to Plymouth then set to sea this month as a target for vessels of the Atlantic fleet. All fittings have been removed and the ship must be destroyed by February 1.
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Portsmouth
Eng
Monarch
Great Britain Carns
Plymouth
Votes on Church Union In Presbyterian Churches
Toronto January report shows intensifying church union votes across Canada. Of 378 ballots, 334 favored union and 42 opposed, with varied results by province including Ontario Quebec Nova Scotia British Columbia and others as returns stream in from Middle West and Northern Ontario.
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Toronto
Canada
Middle West
Ontario
Nova Scotia
Prince Howard Island
British Columbia
Fort Aust
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Quebec
Prince Edward II
Bengal Council Rejects Viceroy Preventive Bill
The Bengal legislative council today rejected the ordinance proclaimed by the Viceroy and Governor-General of India to suppress revolutionary crimes. Three Swarajist lieutenants of C R Das and others were arrested under the six month measure. Alex McMillan, an early pioneer of the Kootenays, died at Slocan City.
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Calcutta
Reuter
Bengal Legislative Council
India
Reading
C. R. Das
Alex McMillan
The
Kootéenays
Slocan City
Restoring Bardsey Island Islander Link After Isolating Storm
London January 7 A fierce storm ended and five Bardsey Island inhabitants crossed to the mainland after a month cut off by gales. Veteran fisherman Pritchard aged eighty four recalled the islanders ate emergency stores during isolation and suffered from tobacco shortage needing to smoke coltsfoot leaves, which caused a headache.
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London
Bardsey
Carnarvonshire
Pritchard
Ing
Woman of Mystery Visits and Departs From Manyberries
A mysterious woman arrives on a train from the East, stays a day in Manyberries, and leaves without revealing her identity or purpose. Police interview finds her a worthy citizen though rumors swirled that she might be insane. The public recalls her as educated, refined, and strong willed before she vanished.
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Manyberries
Dan
Jaydot
Clever Sleuths Recover 99000 in Heist Case
Chicago January 7 Herbert Holliday, convicted Rondout mall robber, tried to bargain for a sentence cut by revealing a money stash. He burned 21000 and refused to disclose 78000. inspectors trailed him to Little Rock and recovered 21000, but he escaped with the remaining 78000 and is now sought.
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Chicago
Herbert Lolliday
Holliday
Grant
Miller
T Holliday
Atlanta Penitentiary
Little Rock
Ark
Poland Reports Warmest Winter in Century
Warsaw reports an unusually warm winter with Cracow observatory recording 60 degrees Fahrenheit yesterday, marking the warmest winter in a century for Poland.
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Warsaw
Poland
Cracow Observatory
Birds at Medicine Hat show praised by government judge
Mr. Harry Rose, government exhibition judge, told The News the Medicine Hat Poultry Association show quality is high and improving each year. He urged better training and condition, highlighted top exhibitors like Dr. Sandercock and F. Weatherall, and noted the event educates and may profit newcomers to poultry keeping.
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Med
H. Ross
Harry Rose
Medicine Hat Poultry Association
Pruitt Block
Third Street
Sandercock
Calgary
J. Pennington
R. H. Kent
City
T. G. Kenvig
Rev. Gishler
F. S. Weatherall
F. Weatherall
D. MacDonald
T. H. Llewlyn
Lethbridge
CQ. Murphy
Death rather than charity ends in hospital recovery
A 20 year old, Mildred Isalmer, attempted suicide by bichloride of mercury at her brother's home rather than accept charity. She repented after realizing her condition and was taken to a hospital with salt and water given by her sister-in-law. The crown will not charge her.
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Toronto
Mildred Isalmer
Caricaturist Sir Francis Gould Dies at 80
Sir Francis Carruthers Gould famed caricaturist of the Westminster Gazette and London evening paper died in his 81st year. The notable artist left a lasting imprint through political cartoons and editorial drawings during the paper’s peak years.
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Francis Carruthers Gould
Wesminster Gazette
Railway Tariff Supplements Filed by Western Lines
Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railway companies filed supplementary tariffs with the Board of Railway Commissioners for western lines east of Fort William. The move follows temporary restoration of the Crows Nest Pass rates by the privy council. Supplements are due to reach Ottawa from Winnipeg this afternoon or tomorrow morning with special board permission granted on Saturday.
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Ottawa
Dan
Canadian Press
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railway
Iaorn Ag
Board of Railway
Comat Missioners
Fort William
Crows Nest Pass
Privy Council
Winnipeg
Frenzied Finance Promoter Said To Be Very Sick Man
Statesville Illinois January 7 The recovery of Leo Koretz promoter of the Bayano oil scheme in which relatives and friends invested 2 000 000 is doubtful but death is not imminent hospital attaches said today In a few weeks confinement he has lost 20 pounds and his voice is a whisper according to the prison physician
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Statesville
Ill
Leo Koretz
Prises Hospital
Unemployment Rises 10 Percent in Britain During Christmas Week
London reports 1,272,600 people on the employment exchanges as of December 24. The Ministry of Labor notes a weekly rise of 103,373 and the level remains about 13,023 below the same week in 1923.
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London
Britain
Dole
Ministry of Labor
First Batch of British Settlers Planned for Canada
London reports more than 200 British families, about 1000 people, will emigrate to Canada. They will settle on farms created with joint British and Canadian government support. North Scotland South Wales and western England residents join the group. The British government lends 300 pounds per farm for equipment with another 1000 emigrants scheduled later.
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London
Lan
United Kingdom
Canada
Daily Telegraph
Telase
Scotland
South Wales
England
Earthquake felt across eastern Massachusetts prompt cellar shelter
A heavy tremor, likely an earthquake, rattled homes from Boston to the eastern state coast just after eight this morning. Marblehead reported the strongest shaking with many residents fleeing to cellars for safety.
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Boston
Marblehead
Taxi Driver Courage Rescues Man Amid Gas Fumes
Montreal onlookers watch Louis Zimmerman a 24 year old taxi driver rescue a man overcome by gas in a conduit yesterday afternoon. Napoleon Lalonde 71 hauled the victim back to the street as gas fumes and a fall left the rescuer briefly dazed.
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Montreal
Jane
Louis Zimmerman
Ager
Zimmermans
Napoleon Lalonde
Latonde
Weather Summary for Canada Regions
Northern Ontario reports improved mood but a sharp cold snap persists in the far north. Temperatures stay moderate in the western provinces. Forecast calls for westerly winds, fair skies, and moderate conditions today and Thursday.
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Ontario
Opium Smoking Charge in RAMA Court
Charlie Chong, local resident, appeared before Magistrate Filis at the RAMA court this morning charged with possession of apparatus for opium smoking. He was found guilty and fined 325 and costs.
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Charlie Chong
Filis
Rama Court
Coroner to Inquire Into Trapper's Death Near Wakefield
Coroner Joseph Isabelle of Hull with officials Wilfred Derome and Quebec provincial officers left for St Ple Wakefield to conduct an inquest into the death of Joseph Boue aged farmer and trapper whose body was found in a cellar trap door of his farm. The murder motive is believed to be robbery. Authorities have clues but will not disclose them until the jury verdict tonight at the farmhouse near the creek between Wakefield and Powler lakes.
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Hull
Que
Dan
Joseph Isabelle
Wilfred Derome
Capebee Provinchil Colabial
Quebec
St. Ple de Wakefield
Joseph Boue
Wakefield and
Powler Lakes
Lower Rates Sought for Sugar Beets Shipments
Winnipeg January 7 George Stephen assistant freight traffic manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway said after a conference with Southern Alberta representatives that the application for lower rates on short hauls of beet shipments will be considered. A definite decision will be given within a few days. Calgary saw nearly 300000 dollars more building in 1924 than the year before.
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Winnipeg
George Stephen
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Southern Alberta
When the Paper Fails to Please the Reader’s Eye
A father criticizes the newspaper for its superficial coverage and missing the real needs of readers while admitting his constant habit of reading it through. He grouses at social items and wedding notices but can’t conceal his longing to have better journalism.
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Tie
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