Parliament to Open December 10 in Historic Dominion Session
Ottawa reports Parliament will open December 10 in a historic session marked by a Liberal Conservative power struggle. The notable issue is ratification of the Canada West Indies trade treaty awaiting approval by the Dominion Parliament and West Indian Legislature. Premier King defends the treaty while Mr Meighen criticizes it.
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West Indies
Meighen
Ottawa
Dominion
Canada
King
Minn Bess
Ging and Son
G. BP. Graham
Ernest Liapoiute
Jg. A. Rubb
Dary
Goube
Bagot
Baget
Mackenzie King
George P. Graham
Railways
Senate
Didest
Charles Murphy
James A. Robb
Financee
Charles Stewart
Interior
Iisister
J. H W. Kings
Aiinieter
Public Works
Labor
Ideast
G. W. Grahim
Whyei Uider
Wing
Inger
Holy War Looms Up for Syria
Paris reports announce France naming Senator De Jouvenal as High Commissioner for Syria to replace General Sarrail amid mounting unrest. Rebels in Damascus and Djebel Druse areas seize towns and cut rail lines, while French authorities reassess cabinet positions and parliament timing in Ottawa and Paris.
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Paris
de Jouvenal
le Matin
Syria
Sarrail
Damascus
Rge
Monssel- Trl
Djebel Druse
Ouf Sulda
Ileifa-Diamassas
Eut
Dernat
Damascas
Druses
Diebel Vrnses
Christmas Presents Early To Old Country
British Post Office warns two persons planning to mail Christmas presents to the Old Country to do so well in advance. The advisory seeks to prevent delays like those last year caused by fall congestion.
Wholesale Arrests in Italy Tied to Republican Plot
In Italy a wave of arrests targets suspected backers of a plan to topple the Savoy dynasty and establish a republic. Notables detained include a former president rector and brother of Gen Capello in Naples, a Rustian deputy, and eight in Genoa with thirty in Mantua. Authorities name an accountant Bonini professor Foti and five lawyers among those seized.
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Cane
Nove
Paley
Mussolini
Austria
Leo Ilipoca
Lendenetes
Naples
Peastat Reetoran
Gen. Capello
Burin
Ge Geetrerseb
Genoa
Mantua
Bonini
Foti
Cerrato
Williams
de Carli
Gianning
Pocassath
Drury Responds To Meighen Statements On Ontario Politics
Toronto report notes former Ontario premier Drury's reply to Arthur Meighen's statements. Drury cites 1925 April plan under the farmer government and argues no parallel with current federal politics. He says protection remains the key issue and a Liberal Progressive alliance could form to govern.
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Tel
C. Drury
Ontario
Arthur Meighen
Drury
Oatario
Mer
Canada
Meighen
King
Patenaunde
Fated Crane Disaster Leaves Crew Missing in Storm
Reports say the ill fated crane and a barge towed by the steamer Phottier broke from their tow during a fierce Lake Superior gale off Crisp Point. Captain Taneends and crew aboard the Widnes searched the area while a second vessel with a crew aboard was seen near White Point, and Ontario officials may seek a government response next spring.
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Sault Ste. Marie Ont
Crisp Point
Widnes
Willeh
Suuit Ste
Thanksgiving Services At Fifth Avenue United Church
Thanksgiving service to be held Monday afternoon at 11. United Church of Canada moderator Geo C. Pideoon will speak. Special thanks offerings go to the General Hospital.
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Ryler
Fifth Avenue United Church
Rip Key
Geo C. Pideoon, DD
United Church of Canada
Ahlo
General Hospital
The
Presbyterian Church
Plebiscite on Prohibition Described as Alberta Goal
Calgary reports at the United Church meeting that Alberta Prohibition aims include a provincial plebiscite and federal action. Secretary J E Hudl argues for provincial demand to empower Ottawa to enact prohibition laws.
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Calgary
H.tie
JE O S. Hudl
Alberta Provincial Prohibition Association
United Church of Canaida
Central Church
Ite
Alberta
Hull
Domimion Prohibition Association
Quebec Slur Debate Used In Election Critique
Montreal reports focus on Taschereau denouncing mudslinging against Quebec in political discourse. He cites Premier King and Governor General support, urging calm as voters express majority views amid cross province comparisons. He warns against labeling Quebec as unpatriotic.
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Montreal
Quehber
Queser
Qutario
King
Aven
Mr. Tascherean
Daussmness
Quebec
Ontario
Des Forete
Canadiens
Thanksgiving Day Holiday Observed Nationwide
The week of Armistice Day Nev. is observed as a public holiday with Monday designated as Thanksgiving Day this year. Two minutes of silence will honor those who sacrificed in the Great War. the News will pause publication for the holiday. Paris reports Prime Minister Palabeve's measures approved by the Cabinet.
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FPAM
Wheat Prices Steady as Trade Narrow in Grain Exchange
Wheat futures showed a quiet session with prices mostly unchanged. November rose 1 8 to 1384 3 8 while July stayed flat. December and May eased fractionally amid moderate selling and hedging by merchants. Export demand remained light and Liverpool quotes slipped slightly. Winnipeg market to be closed Monday.
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Winnipes
Commission
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Thenkesmog Cave
Unity plan endorsed by local veterans at meeting
A meeting of ex servicemen in Medicine Hat district passed a resolution backing a unity plan to form one organization for all ex soldiers sailors and auxiliaries. Comrade Baker chaired, committees were named, and steps outlined to seek adoption at a future convention with support from the Royal GWLAL and other veteran groups.
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Haig Movement
Tle Gavia
Medicine
J. W.D. Vox
Dir. Dixon
Capt. Baker
Ex-Sorvier
Roval Gwlal
Baker
L. Sharlaned
J. Henderson
Col Sanders
Calgary
Aes
Col Turner
Ydew Soos Toca
Quedia Tranita
Caldies
Charles Itielp
Gen. Haig
Canada
South Africa
Great Britain
Gen. Taig
Catia
Berius
Port Arthur
Chea Forges
Niberia
Anathar
Phawiiat Iy
Comradics Baker
Willelh
Port Artin
Geo. Yarnes
J. Bhcnnderson
Miss S. Smith Elected New President of Teachers Association
Miss S. Smith, principal of Kiteh, was elected president of the Southeastern Rivers Teachers Association. Vice president is Mrs. Terriff of How Island, with Myr Isric Atssey as secretary treasurer. Executive group includes G. W. Macbean, O. PR. Terry, Cayter, Paul Pee Man 28, and others. The convention featured a reference library plan and varied group discussions on teaching methods and grade work.
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8. Smith
Kitehnee Suse
Riverta Psachers
Aoncention
Terriff
How Island
Myr Isric Atssey
G. W. Macbean
O. PR. Terry
de TR. Cayter
Paul Pee Man
Jordan
Vie
Powevil
Mies S. Garcia
W. Lindsay
O. Fulton
Odo
Falkoen
Act
Amd
Capes
Tas
Ait D. Verran
Oon Uitigh
Pablis Seitooh
Mera
Jire Dono
Ceades
Tistenefota
I. Lyons
Ieelothey
Misc
Ida Wearth
Velvea Pederson
Steamer Usthone Towed After Lake Superior Storm
The steamer underwent heavy weather in Lake Superior when its propeller failed during Thursday’s storm. It was towed to this city and is expected to arrive here sometime this morning.
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Causte
Miarie
Thea Seed Dein Navigation Company
Steaier Usthone
Lake Superior
Geme
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