Liberal rally for St Albert delegates backs new convention
About four hundred Liberals met at Morinville Parish Hall to organize a central Liberal association for St Albert. Lucien Boudreau, veteran MLA, received a warm reception as Fisher and other speakers urged a forthcoming convention and redistribution push amid critique of Greenfield administration.
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St. Albert
Edmonton
Morinville
Mackenzie King
Chas. Stewart
C. R. Mitchtell
Harmidas Boissoneault
Remii: Barthe
Legal
Villeneur
J. B. Dalphorid
Harmidas Doissoneult
M. Hogan
St Alberta
Angus MacDonnell
Raa
West Edmonton
Brunelle
U.F.A
C. St. Germain
Charles Stewart
Germans test new deep sea submarine apparatus in English Channel
London reports German subs attempting to strike in the English Channel aboard the monitor submarine M I with 4 officers and new crew. Observers debate if act shows German aggression or a show of power. Descriptions praise a half ton apparatus with electric light and telephone lines, said to be the first use of this device in the war.
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London
Alvers
Jocure
Eng
Rae
Canadian Pacific Proposes To Operate Own Lines
Boston, Nov. 16. Executive committees of the boards of directors of Canadian Pacific Railway and Boston and Maine have approved an arrangement. The lines in and near the Canadian border now leased to Boston and Maine would be operated in the future by Canadian Pacific Railway.
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Canadian Pacific
Boston
Mass
Execu‘tive
Canadian Pacific Railway
Boston and Maine
Bogton
Maine
Wahati Tribesmen Poise To Enter Medina City
Historical dispatch notes Wahati tribesmen likely to capture Medina as tensions mount in Hadjaz with reports of approaching entry by Wa- and Nejdf forces. Nearby Mecca region seen as unstable amid ongoing conflicts and shifting allegiances.
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Wil
Medina
Hadjaz
Davfted Ibn Sadid
Anton
Nejd
Wa- A
Selon
Tbn
Saoud
Mécca
Arabiq
India
Barges Break Loose From Tow After Gale Near Buffalo
Three men and one woman drowned when barges Jerry V Petrie and two others broke loose from their tug near Buffalo harbor entrance. A seventy mile an hour gale drove the vessels against the breakwater as Lake Erie waters roiled all night. The dead were Mr. and Mrs. George Dahl Victor Jonsen and an unidentified man.
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Buffalo
Jerry V- Petrie
V. Petrie
Annie J. O'Connor
Buffalo Harbor
George Dahl
Victor Jonsen
Lake Erie
Viscount Rothmere Arrives in America on Secret Mission
Viscount Rothmere of London, proprietor of the London Daily Mail, arrived in Boston aboard the S S Franconia from Queenstown and Liverpool under the incognito name Smith. He traveled with Ward Price and officials said details of his plans in the United States were not announced and remained secret.
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Viscount Rothmere
America
Boston
Mass
Smith
Viscount Rothermere
London
Lord ‘Northcliffe
London Daily Mail
S.S. Franconia
Queenstown
Lierpool
Ward Price
Prince of Wales
Coalition Government Wins Australian Election Victory
Milbourne Australia November 16 The Nationalist Country coalition government led by Bruce appears set to win a majority in the 75 seat House with 38 seats to Labor 27 and Country 3 Liberals 7 Independents 1. Compulsory voting was in force in the first Australian general election under the new law, with defaulters liable for two pounds. Bruce won his constituency by a large margin, and Senate results were not yet declared.
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Milbourne
Australia
Seamen’s
Country Coalition
Tanley MM. Bruce
Proust
Firurex
House of Representatives
Labor Party
Senate
Wits Labor
Country Party
Nationalists
Country
Brace
Bruce
Connecticut Quake Shakes Hartford Area Briefly
A minor earthquake was felt in Hartford Connecticut at 1 20 this morning, with tremor lasting a second or two. Buildings shook briefly but no damage was reported.
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Hartford
Conn
Saaturday
Progress at Roth No. 1 well reaches 2850 feet
The Roth No. 1 well advances to 2850 feet by eight this morning as drilling continues. The crew reports steady progress and expects further depth milestones in the ongoing operation.
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Roth No. 1
Conservative Wins in Close Peace River Election
After two weeks of travel over ice to Peace River, ballot boxes arrive. Rae wins with a 14 vote majority, Kennedy second, Collins Liberal third. Declaration set for Grande Prairie Thursday. unofficial totals show Kennedy 4052, Rae 3887, Collins 3950.
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Peace River
Edmonton
Fort Vermilion
Peace River Town
Down River
Dominion
Northern Railway
Rae
Lib
Eral
Collins
Suopiaha Auite
Brerbe Sive
Grande Prairie
Csi Mns
Kennedy
Premier Greenfield Faces Rumor Of Resignation Unclear Status
Edmonton reports a circulating rumor that Premier Greenfield may resign today though he refuses to confirm or deny the move. A caucus committee pressed for action and John Brownlee looms as probable successor while Greenfield disputes the claims as pressures mount.
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Edmonton
George Johnston
J. C
Buckley
George McLaughlin
John Brownlee
Greenfield
Xetlon
Tile
Strcke
Embargo on grain shipments to Calgary announced
Winnipeg reports a embargo on all grain headed for Calgary from the Canadian Pacific Railway transportation department effective at midnight. Vancouver also under embargo. Heavy, damp cargo and insufficient dry storage at Calgary raise storage concerns. Fort William and Port Arthur have ample space as lake head terminals expected to take most shipments for the next two weeks.
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Winnipeg
Calgary
Transportation Department
Canadian Pierce Railway
Vancouver
Fort Willam
Port Arthur
Lake Head
Economic Problems Being Talked Over At Peg Conference
Winnipeg November 16 Can Press delegates from every section of Canada gather for a Dominion conference of Board of Trade and Chambers of Commerce. The opening address by Sir Thomas White former prime minister discussed Present Day National Problems. John M. Anrie of Edmonton spoke on immigration and colonization as freight rates and Maritime province shipping costs loom large.
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Winnipeg
Can
Canada
Board of Trade and Chambers of Commerce
Domnion
Thomas White
Lance
John M. Anrie
Edmonton Board of Trade
Canadian Fireman Wins Bravery Award
Calgary reports J. S Partridge of the Canadian Pacific Railway, a fireman on the Calgary Field mainline, will receive a weekly one thousand dollar bravery prize from a Chisago publication for saving five men from rock and mud on August 21 last near Field. News came via telegram to the Alberta News Company.
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Calgary
Chisago
Canada
J. S Partridge
Canadian Pacific Railway
Field
Alberta News Company
Alberta
Saskatchewan selects Rhodes scholar Chirk 1926
Chalmers Gillies Chirk, 10 year old son of Reverend Wylie Clark of Saskatoon, has been chosen as Saskatchewan's Rhodes scholar for 1926, marking a notable youth achievement.
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Chalmers Gillies Chirk
Wylie Clark
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Chinese Troops Mutiny Aid Russian Allies in Shantung
Nov 16 reports from Tsing Tao say Marshal Chang Tsa Lin’s fifth Shantung division fired on the Russian White Brigade, leaving many Russians dead. Warlike actions followed as Wu Pei Fu’s Alliance forces pressed, with wounded evacuated by foreign doctors. In southern China Red forces gain ground in Kwangtung. Chen’s army reportedly driven toward Fukien as Reds plan to invade to crush opposition. Teng Pen Yin appeals for a cruiser to prevent Red forces landing on Hainan.
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Tsing Tao
China
Chang Tsa-Lin
Chang
Wu Pei Fn
Tsin Au Fu
Peking
Kwangtung Province
Caer Chiung Ming
Teng Pen Yin
Chen
Wwang Tung
Fukien
Weather Brief: Mild West Conditions Reported
The Winnipeg weather section notes the west has enjoyed fair skies and mild temperatures on November 16. No significant storms or extreme conditions are mentioned, suggesting a calm regional pattern for the period.
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Winnipeg
Man
French Royalist Leader Given Heavy Sentence
Paris reports Leon Daudet, Royalist leader, convicted of slandering Illjot the chauffeur in whose tax M Daudet's 14 year old son Phillippe was found dying from a revolver shot in November 1923. Daudet sentenced to five months imprisonment and ordered to pay 35009 francs damages.
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Paris
Leon Daudet
Illjot
Daudet
Phillippe
Bertha Krupp Injured In Auto Crash Near Issen
Bertha Krupp wife of Baron Krupp Von Bohlen sustained a broken collar bone and rib injuries when the car she drove slid into a ditch at Issen Germany. The chauffeur was killed and Baron Krupp Von Bohlen escaped with injuries.
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Issen
Germany
Berth Krupp
Great
Krupp Steel Works
Baron Krupp von Vohlen
Baron Krupp von Bohlen
Hecht
Baldwin to push new protections for British industries
In the House of Commons Premier Baldwin announced that legislation will be introduced in the current session to shield British industries with additional import duties. The move signals broader protectionist measures to support domestic manufacturers.
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London
Baldwin
House of Commons
Young King's Body Loaded With Jewelry
An official communique from the ministry of works reports the examination of Tutankhamen's mummy in situ at Cairo on November 11. Howard Carter oversaw the uncovering of wrapped body parts and revealed amulets, a gold dagger, finger rings, pectorals, circlets, and golden sandals. The body is described as male and fully marquetry, with wrists and forearms laden with jewels. No trace of genitalia has been found.
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Cairo
Egypt
Ministry of Works
Eferoyert
Howard Carter
Tutanihamon
Nieane
Derry
Sylio Hes
Mrs Abigail Parkingon Injured in Sask Burn Incident
A 40 year old woman, Mrs Abigail Parkingon of Wstevan Saskatchewan, sustained burns when a frying pan toppled on a stove. The incident caused burning grease to ignite her clothing. She was treated for injuries.
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Abigail Parkingon
Wstevan
Sharp Decline in Wheat Prices At Winnipeg Market
Wheat prices fell sharply on a drage market with November at 1.36, December 1.00 8 8, May 1.88 1 2, and July 1.33. Trade was small and session featureless. Export demand mild, coarse grains quiet, flax quiet, and milling flour demand excellent.
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Winnipeg
United States
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
Beethoven
Brahms
Wagner
LABOR
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Roth Well
Stanley Brece
Peg
Partridge
U. S
Chang-Tsa-Lin
Pakhol
Hainan
Yeking
Hainan Island
Max Min
Medicine Hat
Victoria
Nelson
Lethbridge
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Moose Jaw
Regina
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Foreensit
Manitoba
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Bertha Krupp
Tutankhamen
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