Wood Nominated for Eighth Term as Alberta Farmers President
Edmonton reports H. W. Wood was nominated at noon for the eighth term as President of the United Farmers of Alberta. Opponents named include George Bevington C. H. Harris and W. J. Jackman with a ballot to follow after convention remarks on key issues. Hon. John Oliver BC Premier spoke on freight rates as the day opened and Premier Greenfield is to address later.
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Edmonton
H. W. Wood
United Farmers of
Alberta
George Bevington
C. H. Harris
W. J. Jackman
John Oliver
British Columbia
Greenfield
Negotiations End Over Brotherhood Demands in Rail Talks
Toronto reports say talks between BL Tour railway brotherhoods and Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways concluded with an agreement to review wage scales. The deal aims to address demands for engineers firemen conductors and trainmen while companies push for downward rate revisions. A final settlement awaits formal ratification and may involve reopener provisions and adjustments.
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Toronto
Canadian Pacific
Canadian National Railways
Tour
Ts Brother
Bas
Tradon
Couster
Taber Basketeers Tackle Locals at Civic Gym Tonight
Taber brings its strongest team for an exhibition at Civic Gym against the local Hatters. The game promises a battle royal with two preliminary matchups between Anroce and High School and East press Girls and High School Girls. Referee Pope.
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Taber Basketeers
Civic Gym
Taber
Anroceas
East Press
Medicine Hat
Tiber Babe
Dyan Harris
Johnson
Bulfork
van Norman
Riley
Speedy Wilson
Les
Rimmer
W. Milleck
A. Cant
Lindsay
Bray Powell
A. Taylor
de Clark
Prospects of big strike in Cape Breton mining field
The Cape Breton mining region faces a potential major strike as wage cuts of twenty percent loom amid negotiations on ware costs. Key figures include John L. Lewis and provisional District 26 officers, with industrial tensions rising over wartime demands and employer responses.
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Cape Breton
Cape Preton
John L. Lewis
America
Greek Premier Venizelos Rules Out Recall of King
May Recall Greek King Athens Jan 16 Premier Venizelos told foreign correspondents he will not recall King George before the plebiscite to decide Greece's future government. He disapproved sending the King away as a slap to the Greek people and said he is a conciliator. A plebiscite is seen as the best way to choose between a monarchy or republic.
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Athens
Venizelos
George
Greece
Victoria G.WV.A. Defends Stance on German Settler Proposals
The Regina Local Great War Veterans' Association faces a protest to the federal government over plans to bring three thousand German settlers to Canada. Regina branch may be asked to supply its views and information on how these settlers would be received.
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Victoria
Jan
Regina
Canada
Great War Veterans’ Association
Vancouver Grain Shipment Surges Past Year
A garbled report suggests Vancouver shows a significant increase in grain shipments versus the previous year with mentions of national trade and regional activity. The text includes numerous unreadable phrases and names, but centers on shipment levels and economic context.
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Vancouver
Atal Hunting Trip In The North For A Saskatchewan Youth
A Saskatchewan youth from Saskatoon and guided by Hilding Swanson of Wadena joined a northern hunting expedition in the Lake district. The trip was reported by an Overak pokier radar agency official noting participation and details of the voyage.
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Saskatchewan
Sackatoon
Larrey Ake
Hilding Swanson
Wadena
Sask
Cerensky Followers Sentenced to Five Years Isolation
The text reports that Cerensky's followers were sentenced to five years of isolation by the Central Executive Committee of the San Pedro division. It notes the executions and removals related to the revolution, with Mepeos Qian and others affected.
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Cerensky
Heuathe Ag
Prisciere
Picture requests flood Canadian papers through city images
The photograph editor reports a surge of inquiries from British and U.S. newspapers for pictures of the city. He requests seven or eight representative photographs to be sent to editors, as forwarded by Secretary Tiehard von et of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Ciaeda
Tiehard von Et
Chamber of Commerce
Phil
Pack Railway
U.S.A
Toronto sprinter Gladys Robinson quits professional move
Toronto January 10 Miss Ghads Retingen of Toronto who recently announced turning professional has decided not to focus She expects to compete in international races again this season.
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Toronto
Unknown man drops dead in Saskatoon employment bureau
A man collapsed and died inside the Saskatoon Employment Bureau in the morning. Police and medical staff attended, with reports noting a wallet and papers found on scene. the incident is under investigation and no clear cause is stated.
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Saskatoon
Gar diner Named as Chairman in Unclear Roster
Fragmentary text shows Gar diner as chairman with a list of unclear names and roles. Mentions federal, committee, and a possible meeting context. No clear dates or locations can be confirmed from the readable lines.
Undefined fragment prompts a clarifying inquiry
The readable text presents a garbled fragment with no clear events people organizations or places to anchor a factual card. It cannot support a coherent headline or summary without additional legible details.
Cypress Club Meeting For Yearly Reports And Officers
The Cypress Club will hold its annual meeting this evening at eight o'clock at the club premises. D. M. McCaltum and Seoyle Prowse are noted as officers.
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Cypress Club
D.m. McCaltum, Seoyle Prowse
Average weekly family budget figures show December at 10.73
Federal Labor Department figures reveal the average cost of the weekly family budget for twenty nine staple foods was 1.73 at December’s start, compared with 10.64 for November and 15.49 for December 1922, with December peaking at 27.93 and 16.42 for January.
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Cgittawa
Jan
iHetCan
Federal Labor Department
Noveber
Jane
Bandits Rob Lansing State Bank Near Chicago
Bandits robbed the Lansing State Bank in Lansing near Hammond, Indiana today and wounded John Beckiniah Trimiberman of Hammond as they fled with a large sum of cash. The incident marks the third bank holdup in the Chicago area within two weeks.
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Chicago
Jun
Lansing State Bank
Lansing
Hammond
Und
John Beckiniah Trimiberman
Wyterpits
American Cruiser Caught With Mexican Rebels Near Vera Cruz
Tri States cruiser Tacoma reported in distress off Banquilla Reefs near Vera Cruz after being traced through intercepted messages. Assistance was requested as the aging vessel faced trouble in the early hours, according to the telegrams received.
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Galveston
Texas
Tacoma
Banquilla
Vera Cruz
Tuga
Did Justice Riddel Go Too Far In Castigation
Toronto readers report Justice Riddell admonished jurors after a verdict of admission in the manslaughter case of H A Hamilton. He urged excusing them from further duty as previous jurors disagreed and no new trial was held.
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Justice Riddel
Toronto
H. A. Hamilton
Justice Riddell
A.torney
Weather Forecast For Western Provinces And Ontario
Vancouver and Calgary show fair to clear conditions with some clouds in Edmonton. A deep low pressure system over the midwestern states brings unsettled weather to the region while Southern Ontario receives rain and Western areas stay fair.
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Vancouver
Edmonton
Calgary
Atlantic
Middle States
Alberta
Ontario
All West
Farm Women's President Delivers Annual Address at Edmonton Convention
Edmonton January 16 Mrs M Sears of Nanton, long time president of the COFLW A and ex officio OA member, announced plans to resign amid a joint convention address. She criticized political interference and propagation that undermined farmer unity while urging self-help and cooperative marketing as the 1920s legacy and future.
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Farm Women’s President
BIG Edmonton
Edmonton
Zoe Partine Trotter
Toprw.a
Mors Sie Ag Ae
M. Sears
Nanton
U.fla
Prairie
ML. Sears
Coflw.a
Vale farmer's son injured in rifle accident on farm
Bert Woeosne eight son of BR Wensack Vale Des In a shooting accident on Als father farm last evening. The elder brother aged thirteen was fixing the rifle when it discharged and struck his younger brother in the right side. The injured boy was moved to hospital after an attempt to reach Vale and car transport. He underwent an operation at the General Hospital. Cranbrook Asaptist cNurce offers residents aid.
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Bert Woeosne
BR. Wensack
Vale
Des
Als
Bos
Bat
Japan Faces Quake Toll, Finances in Jeopardy
Reports from the country district southwest of Yokotara near Judiama mountain say the earthquake has killed about thirty people. Hundreds of homes were destroyed or damaged, and docks and structures were weakened. Railway traffic and communications have been disrupted. The quake raises concern over its impact on Japan's exchange and loan situation.
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Tehia
Yokotara
Judi
Ama
Yestras
Mexican Federals Hold Edge in Tepeoca Front Battle
Federal forces repelled a rebel assault around Tepeoca twenty miles southeast of Puebla, according to a war department bulletin. Rebels reported twenty killed and two wounded. Federals suffered one lieutenant and three privates killed and five wounded. The Federal army continues advance toward Vera Cruz, repelling Rebel attempts to hold ground.
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Ventee City
Tan
Cevers
Vera Crus
Must Break With France Says Toronto Professor
Toronto University professor George M. Wrong urged severing entente with France. Speaking in Toronto from experiences in Europe, he said Britain should stand alone, as in the past, and stop claiming mutual agreement when none exists.
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Toronto
Great Britain
France
British Empire
George M. Wrong
Toronto University
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