Death of Senator Sir James Lougheed Shocks Ottawa
Ottawa reports the death of Sir James Lougheed Conservative Senate leader after a long illness from pneumonia. Born in Brampton Ontario in 71 years ago he held multiple ministerial posts including Interior and Soldiers' Civil Re-establishment. Funeral will be in Calgary with interment there after service at All Saints Church Ottawa.
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James Lougheed
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Ottawa Civic Hospital
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Robert Borden
Arthur
Meichen
Sir James
Fableur
Montreal
Conservative
Mackenzie Bowell
Brampton
Ont
Toronto
Medicine Hall
Calgary
Dominion
Pordena
Sid James
Military Hospitals Commission
Meizhen
Sir Henry
Bite W. Hardisty
Hudsons Bay Company
Lady Lougheed
Lougheed
Clarence
Ottawe
Hussey
St. Louis
Marning
Norman
Ridgar
Douglas
Senaate
All Saints Church
Shah of Persia 18 Dethroned in National Assembly Action
London reports the Persian National Assembly dethroned the Shah of Persia in a move labeled for the national welfare. The Mejliss faction had not expected the overthrow, while rumors had circulated about the 27 year old Sultan Ahmed Miran Kuiar’s impending dethronement and possible return from Europe.
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Morning Post
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Europe
Sulte
Village adopts stork that follows children to school
In Vietse In Velermark Germany the village children kept a stork that accompanies them to school each day. After a frost the bird made a forced landing, was found in a field, nursed back to health, and tamed. The drawing teacher used the stork as a model, the bird posed immobile in a one legged stance.
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Vietse-In-Velermark
Germany
Mary
World advertising by Tae Nawsa promoted locally
A compact note announces Tae Nawsa promoting advertising to the world with a focus on extending reach and visibility. Details remain minimal, but emphasis lies on a global expansion push and the drive to prove advertising credibility.
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Gsace
Wwe Gaikast
Itte Safesineo
Tae Nawsa
Grain Prices Advance as Market Reacts to Weather and News
Grain prices rose on November 2 amid higher cables weather forecasts and reports of damage in Argentina. November flax led gains, trading around 2.35 per bushel, while cash wheat remained active with premiums narrowing.
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Further Outbreaks Of Cattle Disease In Great Britain
Eleven further outbreaks of foot and mouth disease among cattle were reported over the weekend in Great Britain. The cases include an outbreak at Henley on Thames, prompting a one mile control area and prohibition on cattle dealing. The Reading cattle market is affected by the spread.
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Great Britain
London
Henley On Thames
Reading
Circumnavigates Globe In 34 Footer
Harry Pidgeon, a 54 year old sailor nicknamed the library navigator, completed a globe voyage aboard the cockleshell craft the Islander. He left San Pedro on November 28, 1922 and arrived in San Pedro November 2, 192? after 34 months at sea amid notorious weather while studying navigation with books from the Whrary.
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Bolt
Railway Board Schedules Hearings Across Western Cities
The Board of Railway Commissioners will hold sittings in Edmonton Vancouver Calgary Moose Jaw Regina and Winnipeg this month with dates listed from November 16 to 25. The meetings include Edmonton on Saturday November 1 ls, Vancouver on Monday November 16, Calgary November 20s, Moose Jaw November 23, Regina November 24, and Winnipeg November 25.
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Edmonton
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Calgary
Moose Jaw
Revina
Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific Crop Report Details Varying Threshing Progress
The crop report notes mostly clear weather with a mild turn toward week end aiding fall work. Threshing resumes with conditions allowing faster completion, though frost delays fall plowing. Regional yields show 15 55 percent threshing in various sub divisions, with heavy frost reducing potato yields and cattle feed ample for a longer winter. Weather hampers threshing in Alberta but improves toward week end. projections indicate most grain will be threshed within two weeks.
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Court
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Cardston
Crone Nest
Edmonton
Dunvegan
British Coloubra
Election results trickle in from Bow River and Peace River districts
Nov. 1 reports show Conservatives leading in Bow River with Goulrail and Collins groups contending. Liberal Rae gains pace in Rae, Rae strengthens in Peace River area. final outcomes await remaining polls. Stanley Tobin wins in Edmonton as Liberal member. King will be informed of seat offer.
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Collins
Rae
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Iacee
Pat Pells
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Spa
Vollow- Collins
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Caisse of Coudnons
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Minist
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Bond elected pret or at Medicine Hat conference
Eugene Bond named Grand Pretor at the Medicine Hat and District Boys Conference held at Fifth Avenue United Church. Delegates from out of town gathered for talks and group discussions. a banquet followed and nominations for parliament were announced. A mass meeting Sunday closed the event with speakers urging youths to Dare to Live Dangerously and cultivate helpfulness. A memorial note reports Georgie Merle Wardell, age one, killed by a streetcar in Seattle.
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Fifth Avenue United Church
Hapeie Bond
Vernon Guage
Jamia
Carand
Chas
Lhendr
Couner Board
Memorial tablet unveiled at anniversary service
An anniversary service at Pitth Ave Methodist Church featured the unveiling of a memorial tablet for Great War veterans. Capt. D. M. Taylor led guards and Piper Band while Rev. A. C. Farrell and Rev. J. Gordon delivered sermons. The address urged Christian unity and fellowship to heal nations, linking memory to master principles of goodwill.
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Fifth Ave
Pitth Ave
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United Chierery of Canada
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Edmonton
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If J. Gordon
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Athens
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Jesus
Calden
Jesus Christ
Christ
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Minheed
Turks Moving Across Syria Threaten Damascus and Mosul
A Syrian traveler reports famine risk near Damascus as wheat supplies are cut and insurgents control surrounding villages while tribesmen near Aleppo resist French talks. A Beirut dispatch says Turkish troops about five thousand move toward Mosul with French cross Syria permission, prompting British protests amid prior massing of 70,000 Turks on the Mesopotamian front.
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Brifain
Freight ship Algiers burned after collision near Norfolk
News from New York reports the freighter Algiers burned and sent a distress signal before Norfolk. The Birmingham City, which aided the Algiers, found no signs of life aboard. Toronto dispatch: ten year old Carina Continee was struck and killed by a motor car on Saturday. driver not detained.
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Independent Wires Less Telegraph Company
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Toronto
Dramatic Detroit Detective Fights Bandit to Death
In Muskegon on November 2, Detective Hammond and Officer Thompson confronted bandit Dutch Anderson after he fatally shot Charles Hammond. Anderson wrestled for his gun, was shot by Hammond, then died in hospital. Hammond died minutes later from his wounds.
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Frank Ellis
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