Germany to Defer League Entry for Months
Report says Germany will delay joining the League of Nations, with membership likely in March after a special assembly welcome. Frankfurt sources claim key conferences among Locarno signatories influence the timing, pushing application to February to allow cabinet reconstitution and British evacuation of Cologne before entry.
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Germany
League of Nations
League Assembly
Locarno
Cologne
Permanent Militia Not Up To Strength
The report from the department of national defence for the fiscal year notes Ottawa training for Canadian military units is urgent. Pressure to economize reduced training to minimums and many personnel discharged due to pay cuts. officials say stronger force is needed to raise unit efficiency.
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Ottawa
Department of National Defence
Juel
Greece Ordered to Pay Bulgaria in Frontier Dispute
A League of Nations commission concluded Greece must compensate Bulgaria 20 400 000 levas about 146 900 dollars for damages from the Greco Bulgarian frontier incident. It urged another 10 000 000 levas about 73 000 for losses lives wounds working days and moral suffering plus military costs.
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Geneva
League of Nation's Commission
Greece
Bulgaria
League Council
Government May Consider Betting Tax in House of Lords
A potential British betting tax is discussed in the House of Lords as a measure to ease national finances. Lord Salisbury indicates the government will consider the proposal, though adoption is not promised.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Salisbury
Manitoba Ontario highway urged by CAA official in Winnipeg
Dr P L Be Doelitte of Toronto, president of the Canadian Automobile Association, urged completion of the Manitoba Ontario highway in Winnipeg. He noted Manitoba has 30 miles to build and predicted that finishing the road would attract many U S tourists to the Lake of the Woods district each year.
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Winnipeg
PL BE. Doelitte
Toronto
Canadian Automobile Association
Manitoba
D.mittle
United States
Lake of the Woods
Anonymous donor gives 76400 to Trafalgar ship restoration fund
An anonymous donor sent Earl Hearty, admiral of the fleet, 76400 toward the implacable restoration fund. The fund aims for 100000 but receipts have been slow, with only 16 collected so far.
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Loandon
Earl Hearty
Trafalgar
Chicago Jews Subscribe 2 Million to Welfare Fund
Chicago Jewish leaders report subscriptions totaling two million dollars toward a fifteen million dollar national welfare fund for relief at home and abroad. The campaign reached half of Chicago's quota with major support from Julius Rosenwald who had already pledged about nineteen hundred thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Jonlius Rosenwald
Nansen Sponsors Armenia as Self-Governing Soviet Republic
Geneva Dr Fridtjof Nansen the Norwegian explorer and humanitarian has taken sponsorship of the Armenian Republic of Erivan. The Armenian state, about 27 000 square kilometers and 1 200 000 people, is part of the Soviet Union yet self governing with its own administration courts and schools. Armenian is the official language and the government operates concessions and loans independently. The current government has served four years and claims to have rebuilt the social and economic system.
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Geneva
Fridtjof Nansen
Norwegien
League of Nalions
Armenia
Erivan
Belgium
Union of Soviet Republics
Philadelphia Bobbies Girls Baseball Tour Ends Abruptly
Stranded in Orient with no funds, the Philadelphia Bobbies a girls team from Philadelphia who sailed from Hong Kong aboard the Empress of Asia after two months in Victoria and Japan. Their passages were paid by a wealthy East Indian merchant. Initial Japan games drew over 20 000 spectators before the tour stalled.
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Victoria
Orient
Tendirle
Phi Adelphia
Philadelphia
Severe Storms Hurt Naples and Rome with Floods
Severe storms lash Rome and Naples with heavy rainfall and gales. Rivers, including the Volturno, overflow, towns suffer, and residents flee while firemen struggle to shore up flooded buildings along the Appenines and Trentino Alps.
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Rome
Naples
Calabria
Appenines
Trentino
Volturno
Touges
Alberta considers new inquiry on property rights for couples
A provincial committee will be appointed to study changes in Alberta law governing property rights between husbands and wives. Acting premier George Hoadley said the Community Property Act, introduced by Mrs Parlby and given first reading, will not be submitted in the coming session. London reports ship scrapping planned: thirty-seven British naval vessels to be withdrawn including cruisers depot ships destroyers submarines trawlers and a drifter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
George Hoadley
Parlby
London
J. C C. Davidson
Admiralty
Submarine M-1 Search Abandoned After No Results
London diving operations to locate the last monitor submarine M-1 have been discontinued. The admiralty said no positive results were obtained and extending the search is unnecessary as the cause of the disaster has been fully established.
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London
Admiralty
Global quake shocks tally over fifty years
Statistics show more than 300000 earthquakes logged worldwide in the last five decades. Most were minor tremors, with Mary recording about 25000 shocks and Japan close behind by roughly eighty fewer.
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Rome
World
Mary
Japan
Fire destroys building in Cowichan incident
Fragmentary notes report a fire in Cowichan, British Columbia, that destroyed a building and affected local housing. Details are unclear due to damaged text and nonsensical wording.
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Cowichan
JLC
Feo Panty
Great Lakes Trade Sees Record Ore Shipments in 1925
The Great Lakes season closed with about 8,900 in damage yet stronger steel sector output boosting iron ore shipments. Deep sea activity grew modestly while Welland Canal limits vessel drafts to 19 feet. Duluth district reports 11 ships for the year, eight Norwegian, amid an overall safe year with two sinkings.
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Chicago
Olb Lakes
Welland Canal
Great Lakes
Ontario
Europe
Duluth
Lake Superior
Northwest
Yuluth
Saskatchewan Assembly Opens Amid Mourning and Proposals
Regina report notes the Saskatchewan Legislature opens its sixth assembly under Queen Mother mourning. Lieutenant Governor Newlands delivers the throne speech. key proposals include exploring provincial power resources, industrial dispute measures, cooperative marketing, tax arrears, and city legislation. Walter George Robinson is elected Speaker on Premier Dunning's motion.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Newlanis
Walter George Robinson
Francis
Dunning
A. P. McNab
Premier Bruce Ends Immigration Ban From Enemy Nations
Melbourne Premier Stanley Bruce announces the removal of the ban on immigration from Germany Austria Hungary Bulgaria and Turkey. Interned and deported individuals may return only with special reentry permits to the Commonwealth.
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Melbourne
Stanley Bruce
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Commonwealth
King of the Fairies Shorthorn Bull Sold at Show
Chicago exhibit of the world’s champion Shorthorn bull King of the Fairies drew bids at the international livestock and horse show. The five year old, 2500 pound animal sold for 1050 to Frank C. Baker of Kansas City Missouri, owner of Baker Shorthorn Farm.
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Chicago
Prince of Wales
Frank C. Baker
Kansas City
Baker Shorthorn Farm
Saskatchewan
Clydesdale
Western Canada
Green Meadow
University of Saskatchewan
Improving In West Montreal and Western Crop Outlook
C B E McPherson of Canadian Pacific Railway in Winnipeg says western conditions improve as the crop is harvested and stored. Threshing is finished, grain stored, and wheat transport advances swiftly, bringing farmer cash flow and enabling debt clearance and purchases. Westbound merchandise movement also shows gains.
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Montreal
Prairie Provinces
West
C. BE. McPherson
Trafic Marager
Canadian Pacific Railway
Western Lines
Winnipeg
Remedy for High Blood Pressure Revealed in Toronto Lab Work
Dr W J MacDonald announced after six months in Toronto University lab that liver extract may treat high blood pressure and artery hardening. He spoke at a dinner by the Academy of Medicine, noting confirmed lab results and ongoing chemical analysis and animal testing.
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Toronto
Toronto University
W. J. MacDonald
St. Catherine's
Ont
Academy of Medicine
Lloyd George Presses Unity Amid Liberal Party Split
London reports say Lloyd George seeks complete Liberal unity as disputes with Oxford and Asquith linger. In Geneva discussions will center on the Mosul dispute while leaders hope a conciliatory tone can heal rifts within the party before long.
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Lloyd George
Liberal Party
New Rules For Relief Of War Pensioners In Canada
Ottawa announces revised relief regulations for distressed war pensioners. Only twenty percent or higher disability pensioners in extreme need will receive aid. prior practices of fuel or shelter grants are replaced by targeted cash assistance under the new rule effective nationwide.
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Ottawa
Department of Soldiers
Department
Canada
Mutiny in Indian Jail Leaves Deaths and Wounded
A jail mutiny at Pyapun in Lower Burma escalated into a pitched battle between prisoners and guards. Nine killed and twenty four wounded among inmates and staff as police closed in. The mutiny was led by a sentenced murderer who died in the confrontation.
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Rangoon
India
Pyapun
Lower Burmah
Grain Loadings Hit 1,181 Cars Daily On CN Western Lines
Grain loadings on Canadian National lines across Western Canada averaged 1,181 cars per day in November. Total shipments reached 29,535 cars containing HU214,000 bushels, edging October figures and exceeding November last year and 1923 by thousands of cars.
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C.N. Western
Canadian National Lines
Canada
Yeggmen Scared Off With Diamonds In New York Heist
A jewelry store safe was opened but empty after the thieves fled when a rat squealed, leaving behind $30,000 worth of diamonds. Police seek suspects connected to the bold New York burglary.
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New York
United Livestock Growers Align With Alberta Pool
United Livestock Growers Ltd and the Alberta Co operative Livestock Producers Ltd known as the Alberta Livestock Pool finalize a cooperative structure. Alberta gains three board seats. United Grain Growers retains revenue support while planning provincial federation of shipping associations. In 12 months the pool moved 7 641 cars through Winnipeg Moose Jaw Calgary Edmonton with a 22600 dollar patronage dividend.
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Alberta
United Livestock Growers, Ltd
Alberta Co-operative Livestock Producers, Ltd
Alberta Livestock Pool
United Grain Growers Ltd
United Wiyvestock Growers
United Grain Growers
United Livestock Growers Ltd
United Grain Growers, Ltd
Federation of Livestock Shipping Associations
W.G.G
C. Rice-Jones
Winnipeg
J. Collyer
Welwyn
Sask
John Jieid
Orcadia
Alberta Cooperative Livestock Producers
Limittal
Hi. N. Stearns
Innis Ree
Alta
A. McMillan
Tees
A. Lb
Clay Pool
Swalwell
Rice- Jones
View
United Taye Growers
United Livestock Growers
Moose Jaw
Calgary
Edmonton
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Philadelphia Girls’ Baseball Tour
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Saskatchewan Assembly
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University of Toronto
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
A. J. McPhail
L. C. Brouillette
Warry Maresh
Ierschei
Brooks Catton
Whinley
A. F. Sproule
la Fleche
Catton
Sproule
Mosul
Great Britain
Constantinople
Woreien
Tewfk Rushd Ley
Council of the
W. St. Pierre Hughes
Lonten
David Steve George
Oxford
Asquith
Lioyd George
Lom
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