Veterans Aminal Singker TM Social Wins Praise
The Vets Aminal Singker TM event at G W V A club last evening showcased camaraderie and tasteful decor. Jim Bruce chaired with Len Sharland as vice president, and Comrade Henderson presented Comrade Baker with a past president badge and a lamp, a gesture of appreciation amid speeches and music.
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Iit
G.W.V.A. Elub
Fic
Gomras ‘Rade
Jim Bruce
Len Sharland
Heid) Baker
Bruge
Yucal Association
Henderson
Baker
Stns Association
New South Africa electoral law proposals outline mail voting and disclosure
Capetown January 15 Canadian Press cable reports a proposed Union of South Africa electoral law introduces mail voting and stringent campaign disclosure. It requires newspapers to publish election related material with writers full names and addresses, mandates returns from parties and organizations, bars philanthropic groups from political funding use, and repeals the wartime voter provision for those in active service.
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Capetown
South Africa
Union of South Africa
South African Union
Deep Level Oil Well Discussed In Chamber Meeting
City business leaders heard C S Blanchard argue the Medicine Hat oil discovery could benefit the province and Dominion. debate covered terms of a proposed 10 000 acre agreement with C2 Roth of Independence Kansas to drill a deep well and who pays rental on Crown lands.
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Medicine Nat
Agg
Blanchura
Chamber of Commerce
Hotel Cecil
A. Be Clow
Blanchard
Alberts
United States
Swan
Roth
Independence
Kansas
Mr. Roth
Weather Summary for Western Canada Regions
The weather is fair and decidedly cold across the Dominion. Manitoba and Saskatchewan expect fair skies with low temperatures today and Friday. Alberta remains fair and moderately cold through today and Friday with clear conditions in most cities.
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Vancouver
Victoria
Edmonton
Calgary
Lethbridge
Medicine Rat
Moose ‘Jaw
Regina
Saskatoon
Winnipeg
Dominion
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
William Fitzsimmons Appointed General Freight Agent
Montreal January 14 William Fitzsimmons manager of the Industrial Department for Central and Atlantic regions of Canadian National railways is named general freight agent for the system succeeding the late Ira Gantt. Fitzsimmons has forty one years of service with Grand Trunk and CN railways including posts in Detroit and Montreal.
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Montreal
William P.isitasimmons
Indus Legal
Centra
Canadian National Railways
Udfalo
Ira Gantt
Fitzsimmons
Mitazsturmons
Grant Trunk
Canadian National Ralways
Grand Pronk Railway
Petroit
Mich
Traffig
Detroit
Hitzshomon
Lackawanna and
Grand Trunk
Chisage
Grand Trunk Railway
Wircus
Witzsimmons
Central and Atluitic Regions
Itzsimmons
Canada
United States
British French Debt Talks Promise Possible Aid
From Paris and London reports the exchange between Mr Churchill and French Finance Minister Clementel centers on a British stance on debt settlement. France signals willingness to back a negotiated settlement and to consider presenting a united front in the conference agenda.
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Londo
Mr. Churchill
Clementel
France
Dent
Arancan
Hee
Fire destroys Gol den West Milling plant in Wakaw
Fire swept the Gol den West Milling Company's plant in Wakaw Sask Jan 15 destroying the facility with an estimated loss of 8000 dollars. The flour in stock was salvaged by the townspeople.
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Wakawyi Sask
Golden West Milling Company
Fio
Death Investigation After Diner Visit Unclear Circumstances
Police probe the death of W. J. Cornigh of 860 Bralmar Street after he dined at noon with W. Hite and A. Studer. He complained of stomach pain then worsened, a small amount of medicine reportedly given by his wife preceded his collapse. A postmortem exam is planned to determine cause.
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W. J. ‘Cornigh
Bralmar St
Muder
Corky
L-Law
A. Studer
Canadian Pacific Alberta Branch Extensions Proposed
Application in the name of the Alberta Railway and Irrigation Company owned by CP Ro is filed during the coming session for charters to build two branch lines in southwest Alberta. One from Cardstone northwest to Grenwoodville about 30 miles, and one from Woodford southeast township 1 range 28 about 15 miles.
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Lethbridge
Alberta Railway and Irrigation Company
P. Ro
Harters
Alberta
Cardstone
Grenwoodville
Woodford
Embargo Threat on Canadian Potatoes in Britain
Andover New Brunswick June 15 Jyudson Corey London representative of three large firms coordinating shipments of maritime province potatoes to England reports a possible British embargo due to the alleged potato bug.
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Andover
N.B
Jyudson Corey
London
Maritime Province
England
Britain
Bad Season and Not System Puts Up Wheat Prices
London January 15 Canadian Press cable reports Mr Hobley principal buyer for the Cooperative Wholesale Society told the royal commission on food prices that the Canadian method of wheat delivery from growers to elevators was not a bad system as reported He added it was a bad season and late dispatches from Canada indicated this tendency to raise prices.
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London
M. Ilobley
Cooperative Wholesale Society
Royal “Commission
Hobley
Canada
Station Burned in Cudworth Depot Fire
A fire destroyed the Canadian National Railway depot in Cudworth Saskatchewan this morning. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation by local authorities and CN officials.
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Cudworth, Sask
Canadian National Railway
Luther Appointed German Chancellor Today
Dr Hans Luther was named chancellor by the German government this afternoon, amid ongoing debates and political maneuvering. In Newfoundland reports, shortages in post office and telegraph offices amounting to $60,000 are under government investigation.
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Berlin
Hans Luther
Newfoundland
Presbyterians Vote to Enter United Church in Canada
Reports show 76 Presbyterian congregations nationwide have decided to join the United Church of Canada by noon today. Provincial tallies include British Columbia 243 against. Alberta 406 for. Saskatchewan 280 for. Ontario 220 against. Quebec 48 for. Nova Scotia 112 for. Prince Edward Island 123 for. Manitoba and New Brunswick voters arrive June 10.
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Toronto
Church Union Bureau of Information
United Church of Canada
Gees
Nova Scotia
Cohen
Prince Edward Isl
Church Union
Presbyterian Church
St. Paul and Chalmers
Dominion
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Presbyterian Church Association
Maritime Provinces
Ontario
Canada May Withdraw From British Empire Exhibition
London report says Canada threatens to pull out of Wembley participation over a proposed ban on Canadian made cars by the Society of Motor Manufacturers. Ottawa cabled Wembley with protests and warning that a satisfactory solution is needed or Canada will withdraw from the British Empire Exhibition.
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London
Wembly
Society of Motor Manufacturers
Ottawa
Canada
Wembley
A. W. Tolmie
Bank Clearings Reported For Week And Year
Returns from the great house show this week totaling $266,9913 with last week at $898,526 and this week compared to last year at $380,002.
Campaign to end dog ear bobbing announced
The American Humane Society announced a campaign to stop the practice of bobbing dogs ears. It aims to persuade fashion leaders to promote natural ears as superior for 1925 dogs.
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New York
American Humane Society
Bellamy Re elected to Lead Library Board in 1925
At the first monthly Library Board meeting of the year B W Bellamy was reelected as head. Committees were named including Finance and Mayor Huckvale with Alderman Bannan. The Librarian Warner reported a ninth annual year ending 1924 with increased circulation after allowing adults to borrow two books, one fiction and one non fiction, and noted shifts in genres and overall library activity.
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Library Board
BOM
Bellamy
Eli
Huckvale Atic Ald
Bannan
F. M. Oliver
T. Woods
Warner
National Gallery of Canada
RCL
London
England
Canad
Lst
Killed Mother After Refusing Permission to Go with Men
The 16 year old daughter of Is.nay Hy fngsen, Ellingsov, fled after her mother reportedly objected to her going with men. Detec tives arrested the teen today about two miles from the scene of the shooting. The girl allegedly confessed to killing her mother and will be charged.
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San Vewsshise
Mie Miepthy
Allingson
Nay Hy Fngsen
Ellingsov
Detectitee
Mss el
Large family emigrates to Saskatchewan under government scheme
London reports a large Nottinghamshire family of thirty five members across three generations is emigrating to Saskatchewan under a government migration scheme. The Bradleys are described as having farming experience and plan to settle on Crown lands assisted by the plan.
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Saskatchewan
London
Onadian
Bradley
Nottinghamshire
Saskatchéwan
Parliament member voices tariff drift at Ottawa convention
A Sprig 4 MP spoke on Canada’s tariff policy at a recent convention. The discussion touched on railway rates deficit in roads and the need for nonpartisan settlement by representatives of the nation. He argued tariff issues should be settled by parliament rather than partisan politics.
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London
Canada
A. Cong
Wey
Itu
Vancouver Chinese man hanged for murder
In Vancouver on January 16, Ghong Bow was convicted of the murder of Charles C. Jones. He was hanged at 7:39 a.m. at Gallia jail. Pronounced dead thirty minutes after the trap sprung. Body to be released to friends for customary Chinese burial by order in council.
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Vancouver
Charles C. Jones
Oalla
Cea
Chitipae
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Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Britain
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Wellington Historical Society
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Welee
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