Experiments In Growing Hemp At Timley By P 1 Very Satisfactory
Montreal November 10. New hemp industry in Western Canada foreshadowed by samples at Windsor station Montreal. G G O Manney development engineer Canadian Pacific Railway says hemp could be grown in western districts with good stands and current efforts aim to promote companies.
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Timley
Montreal
Canada
Windsor
G. G. O’manney
Canadian Facilie Railway
O’manney
Canaoa
Canadian Pacific Railway
Tilley
Alberta
West
Abuses in Connection with Doles
London Now 11 reports a parliamentary inquiry into unemployment insurance and dole abuses. Lord Blanesburgh will head a mixed committee with capital, labor, finance and local government reps. The panel includes Frank Jodges and Wiss Margaret Rondifeld. The note also covers hemp experiments at CPR’s Tilley farm and fibre extraction challenges before commercial use.
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London
Ess
Ministry of Labor
Lord Blanesburg
Justler
Capital
Labor
Fnance
Frank Jodges
Lahore
Wiss Margaret Rondifeld
Women Styles Cut Grain Prices Say Spokane City Brief
A Spokane report quotes R. J. Stephens, grain center, linking wheat prices to women’s fashion. He notes 50 million women in the United States avoid bread and seek one piece dresses, predicting wheat prices rise with changing styles. He mentions returning waistlines and curves influencing costs.
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Spokane
R. J. Stephens
Srain Denter
Ney
United States
Pearson refuses resignation of Calgary seat
Rev Robert Pearson MLA for Calgary now based in Lethbridge says in a morning interview he will not resign his seat. He has stated previously he will not seek re election at the next ballot.
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Calgary
Robert Pearson
Lethbridge
Pearson
District Court Debt Actions Set for Hearing
District Court session before His Honor Greene hears several debt cases. Zyrd Foundry Company versus F Odlen slated to West Court, J C Doherty versus J Thomson, Thomson versus Doherty, F Rolfe versus Crawford Bros remain to a date yet to be fixed.
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Udee Greene
Zyrd Foundry Company
Lui
F. Odlen
West Court
J. C. Doherty
J. Thomson
J Thomson
J.C. Doherty
F. Rolfe
Crawford Bros
Dace
Tailor Shop Moves to Up-to-Date Location
George Howser moves his tailor shop to the former Nicholson’s Jewelry store and outfits it as an up-to-date tailor establishment over the weekend. The Singer Sewing Machine Co. also occupies part of the same store and begins business in the new location.
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George Howser
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Howson
Nicholson's Jewelery
Forecast Warns of Long Cold Winter Ahead
Washington experts predict a long cold winter for the American continent with heavy snowfall and extended cold waves, punctuated by brief warm spells. Meteorologist Herbert J. Browne notes factors such as early snows starting September 18 and an abnormal global condition that may affect crops and presage cold seasons into the next two years.
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Washington
Herbert J. Browne
Official Returns Of 174 Seats In Dominion Election
Official declaration shows 174 of 245 House seats decided with remaining races listed by province. Prince Edward Island 2 New Brunswick 3 Nova Scotia 2 Quebec 26 Ontario 6 Manitoba 6 Saskatchewan 10 Alberta 9 British Columbia 6 Yukon 1.
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Toronto
House of Commons
Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Ontario
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon
Lib
Lab. Ind
Braunswick
Iss
Columbia
Yaakon
Rotary club marks Armistice Day with RAF veteran talk
The Rotary Club commemorated Armistice and Thanksgiving with Capt. R. N. Chandler of the Royal Air Force recounting wartime experiences from 1918. Guests from local and other cities attended as veterans led trench songs and repartee, with Elliott MacDonald singing. Governor George Rooke is to meet the club next Monday.
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Rotary Club
R. N. Chandler
Royal Air Force
Elliott MacDonald
George Rooke
Lead used in cancer case success reported in Toronto
Prof. W. Blair Bell of Liverpool University announced at the Toronto Academy of Medicine that the chemical agent lead achieved notable success in cancer treatment. He cited several cases and said about 100 of roughly 200 patients, many hopeless, were believed well.
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Toronto
Toronto Academy of Medicine
W. Blair Bell
Liverpool University
Liverpool Cancer Research
Academy
How Ottawa Will Mark Armistice Day Observance
Ottawa marks the seventh anniversary of the end of the Great War with a dusk ceremony on Parliament Hill. Veterans and civilians will lay poppy wreaths at the white cenotaph beside the Victory tower as floodlights illuminate the memorial service.
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Ottawa
Parliament Hill
Victory Tower
Fruit Combine Case Trials Delayed to January Start
Vancouver B C November 11 Justice D A McDonald granted defense counsel time to review documentary evidence in the alleged fruit combine case. Trials for forty two fruit firms and eleven individuals are set to begin January 18.
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Vancouver
D. A. McDonald
Eskimos Rescued From Arctic Voyage Reach Halifax
Four Eskimos from Baker Lake Hudson Bay reached Halifax after a hundred day voyage aboard the fur trading schooner Jean Revillion. They traveled with their dogs across frozen seas and slept on deck during a fourteen day storm, and will be returned home overland. Capt. Robertson of St. John's Newfoundland organized the voyage to fill crew vacancies.
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Halifax
N.S
Baker Lake
Hudson Bay
Walifax
Jean Revillion
Revillion Fores Company
Montreal
Liverpool
Ota le
Eskimos
Shelburne
Robertson
St. Jesus
Newfoundland
Atte
Medicine Hat Pays Tribute to Illustrious Dead
Medicine Hat honors fallen service members in Riverside Park with a wreath ceremony led by veterans and city officials. A toll at 1 pm, prayers by Rev Western, and God Save the King marked the tribute to those who did not return.
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Saeriler
Reverside Park
Mastricius
Hell
God Save the King
Ed. Henderson
G. W.V.A
A. Miller
IAA
GWAVA
Hoekvale
City of Medicine
Wats
Creene
Lode
OM. Cawker
Masonic Lodges
G. Cooper
Woodant Legions
C. Anderson
Assn
Painleve Cabinet Crisis Averted As Compromise Looms
Paris reports a ministerial crisis averted or postponed as the Finance Committee adjourned to let Premier Painleve craft a compromise plan aimed at garnering Socialist backing. The pause may extend into early next week.
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Paris
Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Grain inspections show higher wheat and coarse grain totals
Winnipeg Nov 11 wheat inspections for yesterday reached 2 243 cars with 1 204 contract grade. Coarse grains accounted for 259 cars, up from 219 a year earlier.
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Winnipegz
Progress at Roth Noo 1 well reaches 2215 feet
The Roth Noo 1 well shows continued drilling progress with the ten inch casing at 8:00 this morning, depth recorded at 2,215 feet.
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Roth Noo 1
Widow Amble Wins Damages in Liquor Case
In Madison circuit court Mrs Cart Amble was awarded 36000 damages against alleged bootlegger Joe Gelosi for liquor he allegedly sold that caused her husband Cart Amble’s death in a highway crash. Amble also sued Gelosi for 55000, alleging he sold the liquor. The car crash near Madison killed Amble as he drove from Madison to Cambridge. Gelosi was arrested but released.
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Madison
Wis
Cart Mmble
Amble
Joe Getosi
Cart Amble
Cambridge
Gelosi
Forke denies protesting December session call
Winnipeg Nov 11 Robert Forke Progressive leader told Canadian Press by long distance telephone from Pipestone last night that he did not protest the December session call. He said Premier King may have a good reason and he sees nothing wrong with the date. He declined to state his attitude toward the Government when the House sits and hinted he may issue a statement in Winnipeg on Thursday.
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Winnipeg
Robert Forke
Adian Press
Pipestone
Federal House
King
Canada
Mr. Forke
Canada's Second Best Crop
Canada’s wheat crop for 1925 totals 422,327,000 bushels, provisional from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, the largest on record though short of the 1923 peak. Prairie yields show wheat 394,556,000. oats 386,247,000. barley 95,315,000. rye 12,085,000. Results are based on October-end reports from crop correspondents and area sown estimates.
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Ottawa
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Dominion
Prairie Provinces
Kye
Dominion Bureau
O Ataistics
Greece seeks Balkan security pact at League
Greece informs the League of Nations it welcomes a compulsory arbitration accord along Balkan lines, similar to the Western Europe pact negotiated as Locarno. The notice appears in the News column.
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Geneva
Greece
League of Nations
Lead Cancer Cure Is Unsuccessful Statement
New York November 11 The intravenous lead cancer treatment described yesterday before the Toronto Academy of Medicine by Prof W Blair Hell has failed to show any definite hope in cancer therapy says Dr F L Wood director of the Cracker search laboratory at Columbia University. He notes familiarity with Dr Bell's lead method but finds no substantial prospect in it for treating cancer.
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New York
Toronto Academy of Medicine
W. Blair Hell
FL ¢ Wood
Cracker
Columbia University
Wood
Bell
Election results in Lethbridge show Jellitt leading
The official tally released by Returning Officer D. Bilton lists Jellitt with 5 397 votes and Stewart with 4 656, yielding a majority of 74 for Jellitt in the Lethbridge constituency.
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Lethbridge
D. Bilton
Jellift
Stewart
Jellitt
Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier Ceremony In Paris Armistice Day
Paris observes Armistice Day with a silent minute at eleven, streets quiet, bands playing martial airs. The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier under the Arc de Triomphe hosts 250 remobilized regiments, flowers on the tomb, and marshals Joffre, Ford, and Petain presiding as the minute of silence is marked.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Stores and Stock Exchange
Soodier
Flaes
Joffre
Ford
Petain
Wheat Prices Suffer a Setback in Winnipee
Wheat prices in Winnipee fell in a dull session as U S markets closed and outside news was scarce. Declines came from lower cables and a Canadian crop report with limited offerings and some selling at the open. November closed at 18431, December 31.2734, May 120, July 12954.
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Winnipee
United States
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Roth
Stul
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