League records 1000 treaties. Sweden Norway exchange notes
Geneva reports the League of Nations registered its thousandth treaty as Sweden and Norway file arbitration documents from the 1905 convention. Officials urge faithful observance of the covenant clause on registering treaties, noted by President Wilson as key to open diplomacy. Edmonton notes Alberta’s U P A government shift with John Brownlee becoming premier after Herbert Greenfield’s resignation amid U F A pressure.
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League of Nations
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Norway
League
Wilson
Freight Train Collision Fatalities Near Milwaukee Crossing
Three men were killed when a freight train struck an automobile on a Milwaukee crossing late at night. The car and its occupants were knocked onto parallel tracks and crushed as another train approached from the opposite direction. None of the victims could be identified.
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Milwaukee
Chiexo
Itairway
Gouon
Boundary Commission Report Sparks Ireland Tension
London reports indicate Britain's cabinet will consider making public the Feetham Fisher boundary report amid the Ulster Government’s resignation variation. A Dublin despatch warns two-member disclosure could trigger a first magnitude crisis and strong force mobilization. Ulster police in Clady erect sandbags amid fears of transfer to Ulster under the commission.
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Justice Feetham
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J. R. Fisher
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John MacNeill
Free State
Britain
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Clarette
Dublin
Elfast
Ulster
Clady District
Strabac
County Tyrone
Fairning
Trish Boundary Commission
Opening date set for royal inquiry into provincial government charges
Edmonton reports that December seventh fixed as opening date of the royal inquiry into the Ewing charges against the provincial government printing department of 1921. Investigating counsel A. J. Smith, K.C., named by Judge Walkh, arrived from Calgary to commence examination of evidence.
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Edmonton
Ewing
A. J. Smith
K.C
Walkh
Calgary
Doumer Not Certain to Form Cabinet in Paris Crisis
Paris: Nov 25 reports show the cabinet resignation crisis deepening after the Chamber of Deputies rejected Premier Pavilege’s financial plan. Senator Paul Doumer failed to form a new ministry with President Doumergeau seeking a solution tonight, while talks with leaders continued and the left refused to back him.
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Pavilege
Chamber of Deputies
M. Briand
Paul Doumer
Doumergeau
M. Doumer
Paul Daumer
Douwmergeau
M. Herriot
Herriot
Radical Party
Young Half Breeds Charged With Killing Matt McLean
Alexander Bird Frank Bird and Alert Pierrerot two Fort George residents were charged with the Sept. 12 murder of Matthew McLean on the Hazelton Indian reserve. A coroner jury ruled murder and a skeleton with a fractured skull was later found in the Skeena River near Salvus.
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B. C
Alexander Bird
Frank
Bird
Alert Pierrerot
South Fort George
Hazelton
Matthew McLean
McLean
Skeena
Salvus
Cripp
Communist Leaders Guilty in Old Bailey Trial
London reports a guilty verdict for twelve Communist leaders tried at the Old Bailey on charges of conspiring to publish seditious libels and violating the Incitement to Mutiny Act. The case centers on alleged anti British actions during wartime.
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London
Old Bailey
Market Recedes After Early Peak In Wheat Prices
Winnipeg notes a quieter market as prices failed to sustain the day’s new high. November futures slipped to 149 1.2 and oats and other grains followed the wheat decline due to tepid export demand and better Argentine crops. Hedge selling and longs liquidation marked the final hour trading with limited activity in coarse grains.
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Winnipeg
Rum Runners Suspected in Morgan Estate Murders
Long Island police suspect two Morgan estate workers were killed by rum runners over the past two years at Glencove. Guard Charles Clayton was shot October 30 after transferring from the Morgan to the Penmoyer estate. Another Morgan employee named Price died under mysterious circumstances two years earlier, allegedly poisoned after finding whiskey with a $100 bill on his doorstep.
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New York
J. P. Morgan
Glencove
Long Island
Charles Clayton
P. G. Penmoyer
Penmoyer
Morgan Place
Price
Morgan Estate
Morgan
Greenfield May Be Forced To Resign Seat In Peace River
Beaver Lodge November 25. The resignation of Herbert Greenfield from the premiership sparks a furore in Peace River riding. Speculation abounds on whether he will relinquish his seat and trigger a bye election. Debate centers on railway policy, Dunvegan issue and government handling of the road operation question.
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Peace River
Beaver Lodge
Herbert Greenfield
Dunvegan
Canadian National Railways
Prisoner Gerald Chapman Commuted Fates Uncertain
New Haven Conn November 25 Gerald Chapman famed for out of court crimes will not die by hanging for the murder of a New Britain officer. A habeas writ seeks to halt his execution until federal robbery sentence is served. President Coolidge has commuted the federal 25 year sentence and Chapman reportedly will not accept the commutation.
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Conn
Gerald Chapman
Wethersfield
New Britain
Chapman
Connecticut
Atlanta
United States
Edwin 8. Thomas
Thomas
Board of Pardons
State Prison
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Hartford
Coolidge
New York
H. K. W. Scott
Scott
Mystery robberies of MMA years cleared by Lylow confession
Regina police court heard Nick Lylow confess to thirteen burglaries across Saskatchewan dating 1919 to 1925. He admitted collaborating with Mike Boychuk and faced trial on all charges after resisting arrest with stones in Saskatoon. Losses totaled around seven to eight thousand dollars.
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Regina
Nick Lylow
Saskatchewan
Stewart Gibson
J.P
Lylow
Prof Burt to Speak on Canada at Native Sons Meeting
Prof A L Burt, lecturer from the University of Alberta extension, will address the Native Sons of Canada tonight at the Orange Hall on Canada. The noon luncheon audience urged another talk for all citizens and a special invitation is extended to Indies and high school pupils.
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A. L. Burt
Chamber of Commerce
University of Alberta
Native Sons of Canada
Burt
Canada
Native Sons
Orange Hall
Classified 1 Gs. the quickest little salesmen in the world
Advertaine in The News touts small, rapid sales agents and their clever tactics. The item showcases a promotional claim about quick sales driven by tiny sellers.
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Tne Nawa
Warloom in Shantung and Mukden coup report
Marshal Ghang Tso Lin consolidates control around Tehchow and Tsintian areas while Yueh Wei Chung pushes west toward Bah tung Meantime a coup at Mukden leads to Chang Tso Lin’s arrest and severed communications as Yang Ts Ting remains loyal Rail lines are torn between Chang Li and Tong Shan hindering travel and troop movements
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Ghang Tso Lin
Tehchow
Bort
Tsinan
Bhattung
Chang
Yuh
People’s Party
Feng Yuh Hsang
Feng
Yueh
Shantung
Wu Kuang Halu
Tientsin
Mukden
Kuo ‘Sung Lin
Chang Tso Lin
Yang Ts Ting
Wife Discovers Husband in Beggar Disguise for Divorce
In Los Angeles, Mrs Ida Sheldon testified in Superior Court that her husband John Sheldon hid under a false beard worn by a street beggar. The dog’s joyful reaction to the beard prompted her to check and reveal her spouse. She was granted a divorce.
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John Sheldon
Superior Court
Ida Sheldon
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