Makale and Aksum Surrounded By Ethiopian Forces
Multiple datelines report Makale and Aksum, key points on Ethiopia’s front, were nearly encircled by Ethiopian troops with unconfirmed claims Aksum had been partly retaken. Other items note British diplomacy on Red Cross protection and League of Nations deliberations on aid to Ethiopia.
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Makale
Aksum
Ethiopia
Addis Ababa
Rome
C.P
Pietro Badoglio
Ras Desta
Ganale Dei Va
London
Great Britain
Mussolini
Red Cross
Maurice Ingram
Fulvio Savich
Dessye
Ingram
Sovich
Geneva
League of Nations Committee of 13
League of Nations
Anthony Eden
League of Nations Council
Reyption
Hokia
Isden
Europe
Paris
Mediterranean
Britain
Cameronia
Scythia
Alexandria
King George V Dies After Brief Illness
King George V dies at Sandringham after a short illness that confined him to his room. Reports from London and Sandringham describe physicians stating the king’s life moved toward its close while royal and government figures await formal announcements. The monarchy’s strong ties to the Empire are noted in a tribute spanning his long reign.
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George V
Sandringham
C.P. Cable
King George
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Empire
Arctic
Angi
George
Duke of
York
Edward
Britain
Bovernt
United Kingdom
Brit Isles
Kipling Funeral Planned at Westminster Abbey
London Jan 20 The body of Rudyard Kipling will be buried Thursday in Westminster Abbey in the Poets' Corner. William F. Norris Dean of Westminster announced the funeral service will be held at noon.
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London
C.P. Cable
Ramsey MacDonald
Privy Council
Prince of Wales
Rudyard Kinline
Britain
Westminster Abbey
Kipling
William Xley Norris
Westminster
Peddlers fined for magazine canvassing without licenses
Walter Graham of Lethbridge and Robert Wilson of Calgary were each fined the costs of the court at the city police court on Saturday afternoon for canvassing subscriptions for magazines without licenses.
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Walter Graham
Lethbridge
Robert Wilson
Calgary
Long Cold Spell Persists Across Prairie Regions
Winnipeg and Calgary report continuing Arctic cold as temperatures stay below zero. Snow flurries expected in Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with some moderation but no break yet. Stockmen feed cattle and await a possible chinook as western markets adjust to restricted grazing and moving livestock.
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Calgary
Crow's Nest Pass
Winnipeg
Prairie West
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Cattleomen
Lethbridge
O. Calgarie
Livthbridge
United States
Montania
Southern Alberta Cooperative Association
Seattle
Portland
Chicago
Arctic
Rockies
Atlantic Seaboard
Georgia
Alabama
Hlorida
Ohio
Jacksonville
Fla
Maine
Saskatchewan Debaters win McGoun cup events
Saskatchewan team Lederman and Van Vliet defeat Alberta two to one in Saskatoon and Manitoba in Vancouver with a two to one decision. Beveridge and Berensson of Saskatchewan affirm isolation for Canada. Debates held in Vancouver Edmonton Saskatoon and Winnipeg across four western universities.
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iGanadian Press
Twas
University
Saskatchewan
Winnipeg
Vancouver
Edmonton
Saskatoon
Jenniper
Alberta
Manitoba
British Columbia
C.P
Canada
Harold Beveridge
Leonard Berensson
University of British Columbia
Alvin Rosebaum
John Conway
University of Alberta
William Lederman
Hedley van Viiet
Victor Chmelnitsky
Hugh McDonald
William Park
Peter Disney
Dorwhy Baird
Sheps
Pall
Ghief
Soldiers' Bonus Bill Passes for Full Cash Bond Payout
The United States Senate today approved the Coalition bill to authorize full cash payments of soldiers' bonus bonds nicknamed Baby bonds. The measure aims to provide immediate financial relief to veterans by converting outstanding bonds into redeemable cash.
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C.P
The
United States
Sanate Today
U.S
Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Eee
Influenza Claims Twelve Lives Across Manitoba and Ontario
Manitoba and northwestern Ontario face a severe influenza epidemic with at least 12 deaths, eight in Winnipeg, and thousands infected. Officials warn cases turn deadly mainly with pneumonia or complications, while remote communities report high illness and several native settlements affected. Notable deaths include John McMillan and William Seller, and a Quebec Liberal election contest is noted in Superior Court.
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Winnipeg
C.P
Manitoba
Ontario
Kenora
Indian ‘Affairs
Department
Caribou’ Post
Churchill
Reve L. F. Rowe
Churc
Alberta Fires Millet and Lamont Churches Destroyed
A bakery fire in Millet owned by F G Thorne caused 10000 damage Sunday. Lamont United Church, aged thirty years, burned to ruin after a blaze yesterday. loss estimated at 8000. A bucket brigade battled the cold 16 below weather to contain the fires.
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Millet
Alta
F. G. Thorne
Lamont
Alt
C.P
Lamont United Churchrt
Mort
Hoffman Silent On Hauptmann Evidence In Kidnapping Case
Gov Harold Hoffman held a quiet, lone role in the Hauptmann kidnapping drama. He cited doubts about Hauptmann's guilt based on undisclosed evidence and said he would make it public in due course. Prosecution and defense offered no new developments.
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Trenton
N.J
Harold Hoffman
Sandbergh
Ave
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
C. Lloyd Fisher
David Wilentz
Hauptmann
Flemington
Wilentz
Norman Schwartz- Bone
Tweedsmuir's Regrets From Ottawa Cable to King George
The secretary to Baron Tweedsmuir released the governor general's personal cable to King George wishing for the monarch's speedy recovery. Queen Mary's reply is noted. Weather outlook: cloudy and cold with temperatures from minus four to minus fourteen.
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Ottawa
C.P
Baron Tweedsmuir
King George
Queen Mary
Great Tremor Shakes Points In Quebec and Ontario
A strong earthquake rattled North Bay Mattawa and Temiskaming Quebec just after 1 am. Milk bottles fell from shelves in Mattawa as residents reported the tremor the severest since the November 1 quake.
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Quebec
Ontario
North Bay
Ont
Mattawa
Temiskaming
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South
League
Africa
W. Huckvale
Havas
Sandringham Palace
Cable
St. Paul’s Cathedral
West
Saskatche
John McMillan
McKeilar
Glencoe, Ont
William Seller
Regina
Prince Eudward Island
Robert Taschereau
K.C
Bellechasse
Superior Court
Gova'r Hoffman
Tweedsmuir
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