MacDonald Calls First Cabinet Meeting After Labor Wins
London Jan 24 The Labour Ministry led by Ramsay MacDonald forms government and holds its first cabinet meeting this afternoon. The scene at No 10 Downing Street features a mix of intellectuals and Labour leaders with key appointments discussed for foreign affairs war and other major posts.
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J. Ramsay MacDonald
London
Labor
Baldwin
Buckingham Palace
MacDonald
Palace
Labor Party
Haldane
Purmoore
House of Lords
Sydney Olivier
C. P. Trevelyan
Sydney Webb
Noel Buxton
John R. Clynes
Arthur Henderson
J. He. Thomas
John Wheatley
William Adamson
Thomas Shaw
Vernon Hartshorn
No. 10
Downing Street
Viscount Huildane
England
Jumpstein
Germany
Charles Philip Trevelyan
Ele
Park Lane
Ramsay MacDonald
Steven Walsh
Oxford
Cambridge
Arms
Lave
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Admiralty
India
New South Wales
Queens
Very WigeGen
Christopher Thompson
Palestine
Charn
Dly
Stephen Walsh
Sir Sydney Oliver
Fire destroys Canadian Pacific roundhouse at Schreiber
Fort William January 22 report says sixteen Canadian Pacific locomotives were burned in a fire that destroyed the Schreiber roundhouse. Total loss estimated at $200,000 with no details yet on origin. Schreiber, first divisional point east of Fort William, also lost water and electric service from the blaze.
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Fort William
Canadian Pacific Roundhrouse
Schrever
Schreiber
Canadian Pacific
Schresper
Premier denies Greenfield as Liquor Commission Chair
Premier Greenfield rejects rumors he would resign as premier to become chair of the proposed liquor commission. The government denies the plan and refuses to name the new commissioners. Rev E L Bishop has resigned from the current post but may stay briefly for information transfer.
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Edmonton
Dan
Focal
Brownlee
Els. Bishop
Air
Bishop
Cumulus
Grain inspections show wheat car totals and grades
Grain inspections in Winnipeg report 276 wheat cars inspected yesterday with totals and grade notes. Officials counted overall car numbers and looked at quality, noting adjustments and expectations for the new year.
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Winnipeg
Dan
Tospectionu
Prairie Provinces urged to merge into one administration
Winnipeg January 23 W P Dutton president of the Western Canada Retail Lumbermen Association urges uniting Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba into a single entity with one premier and one legislature as an economy measure at the convention opening. He argues identical interests and efficiencies would remain while eliminating two provincial machines.
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Winnipeg
Prairie Provinces
W. P. Dutton
Western Canada Retail Lumbermen’s Association
Weather Patchwork Mixes Cities with Cloudy Forecasts
The report lists several Canadian cities with cloudy or clear conditions and a mix of unclear phrases. It mentions Manitoba and Saskatchewan loosely and hints at a cold spell with a forecast suggesting colder temperatures ahead.
Two Women and Driver Found Dead in Auto Mishap East of Comwes
An accident on the Vilemine pike eight miles east of Comwes left two young women and a south member of the party dead in a car. Fred Wallock of Littl Hoes staggered to the highway and hailed a passing car. Walloch appeared injured from cold and exposure. The party are believed to have...
Peter Rows and the Exhibit Under President Coolidge
A garbled passage mentions Peter Rows and a display tied to the presidency. It notes Coolidge as a central figure and hints at an exhibit or activity deemed important, with references to dates and supporters.
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Peter Rows
Proms
Coolidge
Colleagues in the Warhol Prove Hole Advertising
Five members of one family die in flames as a blaze devastates a Pla News advertising office. Investigators trace the fire to suspected arson while emergency crews battle the blaze and evacuate nearby staff. Investigative steps continue through the night with local police urging witnesses to come forward.
Appeals Save Drug Store Conviction and Justice Riddell’s Ruling
The Calvary case notes a $750 fine for the new court magistrate after liquor and drug store sale disputes. Douglas appeals to the Supreme Court and wins, with Judge McNeil voiding the prior conviction on insufficient evidence. In Toronto, Justice Riddell sentences Fred Clama to two years minus one day for a fatal drunk driving incident.
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Calvary
Jam
Lrquer Iy
Gale
Doughis
Rmpresse
Duage McNeil
Toronto
Justice Riddell
Fred Clama
Clama
Evry
Regina Rumors Hover Over Maharg Seat
In Regina on January 12 rumors spread that Hon. J. A. Maharg, a fencer for the opposition to the Saskatchewan legislature, has either resigned his seat or relinquished his position as tender for the opposition.
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Regina
J. A. Maharg
Monterey Revolt Shifts Support to Rebels
An article from the Saskatchewan GWAVA notes a partisan in Monterey the capital of Neuvoreon switched sides to join the rebels yesterday. The report is unofficial and carries details of ongoing regional instability.
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Brownsville
Texas
Vartisan
Monterey
Neuvoreon
Handsome and Caustic Labor From Westminster
The article reviews the rise of the Labour Party led by Ramsay MacDonald, noting his charm and stern outlook, his origins as a writer and labor advocate, and the party’s challenge to traditional political order. It contrasts Labour’s ascent with British political tensions and cites MacDonald’s background and family.
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Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Hnself
Maharg urges unity in federal field at Saskatchewan growers meet
At Moose Jaw on January 25 Hon. J. A. Maharg urged Saskatchewan farmers to support the Progressive group in federal policy. He warned against partisan games and called for fair prices, noting postwar price gaps and freight costs. The convention’s opening session focused on the Wire Pool, Pacific grain routes, and the new railway era.
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Moose Jaw
J. A. Mahare
Saskatchewan “Drain Growers Association
Tam
Mabare
Fu Waieh
Hideo Bay
W.ofl Frith
Owl Men
Farsner Hief
Srain
Vacille
Vancouv
Aarior Commission
Opening of Alberta Legislature Presses Ahead
Edmonton January 23 Premier Greenfield and cabinet work overtime ahead of the Alberta Legislature opening Monday. Peterson and Joly to speak. Stringham ill may not attend. Government optimistic as deficit projections and finance bills loom in debate.
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Edmonton
Greenfield
Alberta
Lawrence Peterson
Taber
Noe
RAL
St. Paul
Peterson
Joly
Home Bank Depositors Seek Government Relief
Depositors of Home Bank of Craude request government aid amid the bank's failure. They presented documents to cabinet members seeking indemnification for losses to shareholders and creditors. The government promised to study the case and report back to council for consideration.
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Cremetacs
Mounties Capture Liquor Peddler
Mounties nabbed a liquor peddler after a court appearance. The report mentions a fine of 200 dollars and costs for possession of nine gallons and notes ongoing police perseverance leading to the conviction.
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Iboboocki Et Schules
Tocolt Court
Serpt
Gillis
Schuler
Illfelt Tiguor
Lobresk
Lnto
Bridge Street
Llowanes
Sergio Paoli
Ellie
Bobrosski
Locomotive Boiler Explodes En Route at 40 MPH
A Erie locomotive boiler exploded while hauling the morning express from Pittsburg to Buffalo near Algulpa Pennsylvania twenty three miles west of Fittsburg. Engine crew including George Clark and Fireman J I Huechter were killed. Foreman EB Meadow and others perished as the train ran on. The event underscores dangers faced by locomotive crews.
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Fittvbure
Erie
Pittsburg
Level
Pittsbang
Lake Erie Railroad
Algulpa
George Clark
J. i. Huechter
Meadow
High-Jackers Film Liquor Shipment in St John Heist
A liquor exporter in St John is ruined after a hijacking that seized a cargo ship sailing from St Pierre Miquelon. The crew was bound and robbed of $34,000 expected for the deal, with $17,000 of the exporter’s own savings vanished in the scheme. The vessel was to transfer cargo to a New York tug but a motor boat intercepted it instead.
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St. John
N.B
St. Pierre
Miquelon
New York
Consignee
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