Disastrous Effort by Charles to Seize the Hungarian Throne
Charles and Empress Zita faced his arrest near home. He attempted suicide but was stopped. Both imprisoned at Esterhazy Castle Tata. British high commissioner in Mung wy and other nations rush to ensure safety. Admiral Tlorthy's orders broke royalist forces as regent demanded unconditional obedience.
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Budapest
Oqet
Charles
Homeaen
Zita
Esterhazy
Tata Tavares
Thomas Beaumont Holder
Mung Wy
Veterans celebrate enlarged G W V A club rooms in Medicine Hat
Veterans and guests attended a large ceremony in Medicine Hat celebrating the completion of a major addition to the G W V A club rooms. Speakers from Alberta and British Columbia praised the project while local MLA W G Johnston and W C Smith offered support and thanks. The event featured music, recitations, and humorous chorus tributes from visiting comrades.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta
British Columbia
Port Arthur
Chad White E'k
Dha GW
VLA
Lomeen
Redclize
Bease
Ito
Dominion
Provincist
Lepgthy
Provincia Legisuriors
W. C. Smith
Eujendia
Tavellings
Me. Smith
Trrom
Redcliff
Billy” Johnson
Germany likely to stay area of influence says banker
Sir John Aird of the Canadian Bank of Commerce predicts Germany will remain ahead regardless of who governs. He notes the mark’s very low value and recalls Germany’s paper mark being used abroad to buy goods with gold payments, referencing his five week visit to Kavene.
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Toronto
Doe Omer
Germany
John Aird
Canslan Bank of Commerce
Kavene
Sir John
First Uranian Colony to Bridgeia Columbia Planned
Announcement by WHIts Argue of Arcue Brothers Winninegs states the transfer of 6 505 acres of fruit and farm Janus will back the settlement. About 30 families from Dufrost and Armand in Southern Manitoba will move to British Columbia in three weeks with a projected population of 4600 for the townsite within two years.
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Bridiea Onlumbia
Feymonur Ari
Shuewap Lake
Whits Argue
Arcue Brothers
Winninegs
Arpaue
Dufrost and
Armand
Manitoba
British Columbia
Farmers Expect Liberal Victory in Lethbridge Race
The withdrawal of W. A. Buchanan reshapes the Lethbridge contest. Farmers favor Jeliff as Buchanan supporters switch, while Lovering campaigns for a Liberal finish. Labor actively organizes, Conservatives meet for nomination with W. S. Ball expected to run. Justice Minister R. B. Bennett to speak at the night session.
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Lethbridge
W. A. Buchanan
Jeliff
Buchanan
Feneral
Ir. Buchanan
Kr. Lovering
Labor Party
W. S. Ball
C. I. Jamieson
R. B. Bennett
Ford Motor Co of Canada declares 15 percent dividend
The Ford Motor Co of Canada today declared a dividend of 15 percent payable November 1 on the stack on record November 3. In June last 15 percent was paid, making a total of 74 percent for the current year.
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Detroit
Det
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Ford Motor Co. of Canada Today
Unknown U S Soldier Body Heads for Havre Train
A sleeper train bearing the body of an unknown United States soldier left Paris for Havre at 9 20 this morning. The body arrived last night and a United States guard of honor watched over it during the night. A company of French infantry rendered military honors when the train pulled out.
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Paris
United States
Havre
United States Guard of Honor
Mrs. Pankhurst Settles in British Columbia
Toronto reports Mrs. Pankhurst arrived from the West and decided to become Canadian, settling in Victoria British Columbia with a smile at the country’s sunshine and charm.
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Mrs. Pankhurst
Victoria
Toronto
British Columbia
England
Earl Beatty Receives Freedom of New York City
Admiral Earl Beatty of the British Navy arrived in New York from the Prev Aquitania on a tour to attend the American Legion convention in Kansas City. He was greeted by Gov Wort and Mayor Hylen, received the city’s freedom, and praised U S naval forces. The article notes Germany’s paper currency changes and travel to Washington.
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New York
Earl Beatty
New V8
Kansas City
Armericag _Legion
Tigligeland
Juthind
Ius
Mantatton
Wort
Hylen
Admiral Beatty
United States
Washington
Detour Around Palliser Tunnel Builds In Revelstoke
Canadian Pacific Railway engineers completed three bridges over the Kicking Horse river and more than a mile of track to detour traffic around the Palliser tunnel after a freight train wreck. Trains resume regular service tomorrow and the death toll rises to seven with Robert Watson dying in Golden hospital.
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Revelstoke
B. C
Kicking Horse River
Canadian Pacific Railway
Palliver Tunnel
Robert Watson
Golden
New Publicity Commissioner Appointed in Alberta
Edmonton reports F. G. Forster has been temporarily appointed publicity commissioner for the province to succeed the late James McCatt. The two month term anticipates a crowded agriculture department and a permanent appointment will follow. Forster has served seven years as inspector of voter licenses and chief vendor for the attorney general's department since the prohibition act began.
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Edmonton
F. G. Forster
James McCatt
Department of Agriculture
Attorney-General's Department
House of Lords Rules Gambling Debt Is Recoverable
London October 25 the House of Lords delivers a far reaching decision that money paid by a debtor on a gambling debt is recoverable by the loser. The ruling opens potential legal action involving hundreds of thousands of pounds and could threaten the livelihood of bookmakers at major race meetings.
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England
House of Lords
Weather update and regional forecast note
The past 24 hours were cloudy and cool with rain in Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Forecast suggests mostly fair conditions with little temperature change across the region.
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Vancouver
Idmonton
Calgary
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Irish crisis deepens as conference meeting postponed
London reports say the full conference on Ireland was delayed while the committee sat. Sinn Fein leaders Griffith and Collins attended with other delegates as Lloyd George pressed Irish parties on allegiance to the king amid fears of rupture.
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King George
Lloyd George
London
Downing St
Sinn Fein
Treland
Arthur Griffith
Michael Collins
Dail Eireann
Erskine Childers
Sean McTlroy
House of Commons
Tyrone
Crelaind
Sir Hamar Greenwood
Austen Chamberlain
Great Britain
Dally Eireann
George
Belfast
Eagle Attempted Kidnapping Leaves Girl Injured
In Vanderhoof British Columbia a seven foot wingspan bald eagle tried to seize a 9 year old girl named Gibbs from her verandah. The mother fought the bird and it was beaten to death by Matthew Semple. The girl received multiple flesh wounds but is recovering.
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Vanderhoof
B. C
Gibbs
Matthew Semple
Brumfield Survives Suicide Bid Before Sentencing
Roseburg Oct 24. Dr Richard M Brumfield, jailed for slaving Dennis Russell, survived the crisis after slashing his neck Thursday night. County health officer Dr Charles B Wade says the preliminary crisis is over and infection risk remains. if improving he could be in court within a week for sentencing.
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Roseburg
Ores
Richard M. Brumfield
Dennis Russell
Charles B. Wade
Dr. Wade
Bruomfield
Senator Nicholls Dies. Toronto financier and senator
Senator Frederick Nicholls, 65, a Conservative in politics and Anglican in religion, died in Toronto after an operation. He served in the Canadian Senate and was a prominent financier, especially of electrical companies, after weeks of serious illness. Mrs. Nicholls had died earlier in 1900. Rev. Dr. Isrveklew, former provost of Trinity College, will take up work in the diocese of British Honduras. Philip Haffner, Kingston grocer, died suddenly at tea table while sharing a humorous day’s tale.
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Toronto
Hart
Frederick Nicholls
Canadian Senate
Nicholls
Nicholis
Isrveklew
Trinity College
British Honduras
Philip Haffner
Kingston Grocer
Labor Member Sues Miner for Slander Damages
In Lethbridge on October 24 an action for damages was filed by sitting Labour member P. M. Christopher against Francis Late. The suit seeks 7000 dollars for alleged slander uttered July 14 at Hillcrest that charged Christopher with theft and misuse of funds from Hillcrest disaster victims, claiming loss of votes and respect. HW Ostlund KC represents the plaintiff.
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Christopher
Hillcrest
Rocky Mountain
HW. Ostlund
Province cannot curb prohibition without national measure
Reverend Ben Hr. Spence told his Toronto congregation that provincial prohibition cannot be safe or fully effective until national prohibition is enacted, highlighting a need for a unified approach.
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Toronto
Ben Hr. Spence
Medicine Hat A A Hopes Shared School Board Interest
Hector Lang and Mr. McEachern from Medicine Hat Athletic Association asked the school board to share in work and take half interest in athletic apparatus valued around $20. The request was referred to the health recreation and grounds committee. The board also discussed land transfers between districts Excelsior and Medicine Hat without reaching a decision.
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Mtv
Hector Lang
McEachern
Medicine Hat Athletic Association
Health, Recreation and Grounds Committee
Meyer Huckvale
3. S. Card
Municipal District of Excelsior
Medicine Hat
Excelsior Ditcier
Montreal Disappointed by Census Figure of 607 003
Montreal reacts to the census tally showing a population of 607 003 as disappointing. Local officials and residents weigh the implications for services funding and city planning.
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Montreal
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