King Orates at Liberal Meeting in Toronto
Premier Mackenzie King addressed the Ontario Liberal Association in Toronto praising the large attendance and new energy within the party. He lauded Duncan Marshall as organizing secretary and signaled openness to Progressives in cabinet roles if mutual confidence persisted. He urged mobilizing the younger generation for the next election.
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Hastings
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Liberal Party
Ontario
Progressive Party
Proble
Great Lakes
Progressives
Interesia
Canada
Mr. King
Chamber discusses oil contract at Cecil Hotel meeting
Chamber of Commerce members unable to reach by phone are invited to a special meeting at the Cecil Hotel at 2315 o'clock tomorrow. The session will explain the proposed deep test well contract and open questions for general discussion led by Mr. C. B. Blanchard and Mr. A. B. Crow.
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Cecil Hotel
Winter Work Plans By City For Unemployed In Vancouver
Vancouver officials reaffirmed no additional relief funds for 1800 single unemployed men. They rejected the rock pile relief measure and resolved to begin civic projects using relief wages of one dollar a day to provide employment.
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Vancouver
Lessard Seen as Likeliest Senate Candidate
Ottawa reports that Peter L. Lessard is viewed as the strongest候 candidate to fill the Senate vacancy after Senator Cat's death. The Citizen notes Nellie McClung and Judge Emily Murphy may not be appointed, outlining Lessard as the forecasted frontrunner. Military training is planned for middle school curricula with a Japan program starting next April.
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Citizen
Nellie McClung
Emily Murphy
Edmson
Senate
Cat
P. L. Lessard
Japa
Cross Stitch Hats Trigger Vintage Style Revival
London fashion notes describe cross-stitch hats as the latest craze with striped open squares and embroidery or colored straw patterns echoing 19th century styles. The piece calls them the flatest candidate for women’s favor and recalls earlier cross-stitch fashion trends.
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London
Strange Radio Film Delivers Odd Character Signals
Yale engineers report strange series of characters appearing on a newly perfected radio photograph receiver. Dr C F Jenkins explains the device transmits pictures on a moving film roll and notes likenesses of a person while speculating no other station was sending images at that moment.
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New Haven
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Nan
Menthors
Electric Engineering Department
Yale University
C. F. Jenking
Jenkins Laboratories
Washington, DC
Jenkins
Jenkin
Rosken Defends School for Ballot Fixers as Grand Jury Probes
George Rosken, self-styled principal of a school for ballot fixers, persists in his tale that he counted out De William S. Strovich in the 14th district race to aid Nathan D. Perlman. He urged open examination of the ballot box as the grand jury is slated to review the matter tomorrow.
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New York
George Rosken
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Tammany
Congress
Nathan D. Perlma
Pecora
14Th Congressional
Peace River Route Decision Expected Within Six Weeks
Ottawa reports President Beatty of Canadian Pacific and President Thornton of Canadian National expect a decision on Peace River access and Pacific outlet in five to six weeks. Main options include CN路线 to MacLennan with CNR outlet to Vancouver, a route via Peace River Pass to Stewart, Pine Pass to Fort George then Vancouver or Prince Rupert, and a Pine Pass to Fort George plan linked with CPR at Revelstoke.
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Beatty
Canadian Pacific
Thornton
Canadian National
Peace River
Pacific
MacLennan
Edmonton Dunvegan
Pioneer Mountaineer's Futile Endeavors to Recover Value Body
Estes Park Colorado January 14. Three search parties set off at dawn to recover the frozen body of Agnes Vaille a Denver Chamber of Commerce secretary who perished on Longs Peak during a blizzard. Norbert Sortland missing and sought in sub zero conditions. A companion Walt Kiener told of Arctic conditions near 14000 feet. Vaille slipped rolling 150 feet, later feet and hands frozen, aid sought from a timber line cabin. search continues.
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Agnes Vaille
Norbert Sortland
Miss Vaile
Searen En
Cimberate
Sortland
Misa Vatile
Prop
Miss Vallie
Denney Chamber of Commerce
J. Vailie
Honolulu
Istes Park
Walt
Kiener
Agnss Vaille
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Loney’s ‘Peak
Long’s Peak Inn
Miss Vallle
Votes polled on Canadian Church Union across congregations
Up to noon 654 Presbyterian churches voted to enter the United Church of Canada while 116 voted non-concurrence. Provinces reporting include British Columbia 203 Alberta 406 Saskatchewan 286 Ontario 207 Quebec 40 Nova Scotia 123 Prince Edward Island 1. Total figures show a broad national alignment toward union with regional totals listed.
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Toronto
Canada
Church Union Bureau of Information Today
United Church of Canada
Fort Aust
British Columbia
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Quebec
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Is
Canadian Wheat Marketing System Criticized in Royal Commission
M Hobley chief wheat buyer for the Co operative Society testified in London before the Royal Commission on food prices calling the Canadian delivery system from growers to elevators a bad system. He added later dispatches from Canada showed a tendency to raise prices. Edmonton 1925 school board estimates were reduced by 16506 dollars.
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London
Royal Commission
M. Hobley
Co-operative Society
Canada
Imperial Economic Committee to study Dominion produce marketing
Ottawa reports the Imperial Economic Committee will be formed soon to consider improved marketing of Dominion produce in Great Britain. Britain sets aside one million pounds to boost Empire trade. committee to decide methods, including advertising, subsidies, and possible ocean freight rate controls.
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Imperial Economic Committee
Ottawa
Great Britain
Hog Shortage Signals Small Crop and Product Shortfall
Washington reports the hog crop this year is among the smallest in recent years and a hog product shortage is expected, per the December survey released by the United States Department of Agriculture.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Vessel wrecks and crew losses reported near Cork and Wick
A British freighter Cardiff Hall ashore in Clonakilty Bay with one body found and uncertain fate of the crew. The Italian steamer Armando is in distress off Gibraltar with aid sought. The Swedish freighter Falco reports a broken rudder as heavy seas pound the North Sea area.
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Ineland
Cardiff Hall
Luenos Ayres
Clonakilty Bay
London
Jin
Armando
Philadelphia
Gibraltar
Lloyds Shipping Agency
Lands'Ena
Wick
Scotland
Falco
Carleton Place Man Discovered Frozen to Death
William Henry a bachelor eighty years old was found frozen to death in his Lansdowne avenue home in Carleton Place Ontario Officials say death resulted from natural causes He had been missing since January 10 and neighbors reported his absence last evening
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Ont
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Lansdowne Avenue
Henry
Houghton Named Ambassador to Great Britain
Washington on January 14 reports that Houghton has been virtually chosen to succeed Frank Kellogg as ambassador to Great Britain. Kellogg’s successor is expected to be announced soon.
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Great Britain
Portsmouth Harbor
Plymouth
Ada
Washington
Alanzon
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Germany
Britain
I Frank B. Kellogg
Meeting on Forest Conservation In Winnipeg
Regional officers of Canadian National and representatives from Canadian Forestry Associations Provincial Governments and the Federal Board of Railway Commissioners attend a Winnipeg meeting on forestry conservation and forest fire protection Col Maynard Rogers Jasper National Park superintendent represents National Parks branch with an international touch from the State of Minnesota Forestry Service under presiding Mr A E Warren CN Western Region general manager
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Dan
Agenis
Canadian National Railways
Canidian Forestry Associations
Federal Board
National Parks Branch
Col. S
Maynard Rogers
Jasper National Park
Hnesoln Forest Conservation Service
A. E. Warren
Canadian National
Western Reelon
Verigin Will Probated Amid Hefty Liabilities
Nelson Jan 14 The will of Peter Verigin Doukhitor leader is ordered probated by Judge A Forin The estate sworn value is 45 593 left to the Christian Community of Universal Brotherhood but liabilities chiefly to the Community total 141 450 The executors are Anastasia Polubbt Trafem A Sai Khe fheFotin W Sherine
Livestock Aid Proposed in New Land Policy
Washington January 14 The Agricultural Commission urged President Coolidge to aid the livestock industry through existing financial agencies and a land policy allowing grazing on unappropriated public domain. A key report will address transportation charges and tariffs with emphasis on freight rate reform. The commission stressed welfare of agriculture needs an early thorough freight rate revision. Mayor Fagen of Dauphin reassigned to accept town assessor position and secretary treasurer role.
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United States
Coolidge
Agricultural Commission
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