British Electors Give Substantial Majority To Hon A Bonar Law
In early returns on the election, the Conservatives led with 245 seats, Labor 141, Liberals 62, Georgians 44, with other parties 15. Derby pledged to maintain free trade. Labour gains reflect unemployment and mining district discontent. Voter turnout was about 14 million from 21 million eligible.
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Hon. A. Bonar Law
Labor
Midlands
Lancashire
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
Derby
Wales
Scotland
Nerviline marketed for sprains and pains in Port Hope notice
An old advertisement touts Nerviline as a quick fix for strained muscles and ailments like rheumatism lumbago neuralgia and sciatica claiming five times the pain destroying power and a price of five cents per bottle. It also reports Admiral William S Sims visiting Port Hope and notes Hearst acquires the Washington Herald with plan to take control November 19. Saskatoon reports mid November strawberries, third crop of the year, grown by C A Russell with fifteen boxes from three rows.
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Saskatoon
C. A. Russell
British French Accord on Near East Peace Reported
British and French authorities declare agreement on Turkish peace terms. Major de Civrieux cites French and Italian troops around the Straits and in other fronts while Poincare and Hardinge discuss Curzon’s key elements, signaling unity and preventing a Franco British split in Near East negotiations.
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Straits of the Lordanelies
Major de Civrieux
Mili
Calgary Wheat Shipments Reach Record Volumes
Calgary has received 1,337,000 bushels of wheat since November 1 after inspecting 1,020 pine ears, with an average 1,300 bushels per car. Local grain men say shipments have passed the peak, though cars still enter daily. Ottawa reports 54,202 working days lost to strikes in October 1922 across 17 strikes affecting 122,29 workers.
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Calgary
George Hill
Dominion Grain Inspector
City
Department of Labor
Army tests pilotless plane reaches 90 mile flights
The United States Army Air Service announced a pilotless army airplane with automatic control capable of more accurate and dependable flight than human pilots. It has completed successful flights over distances beyond 90 miles.
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Washington
United States Army Air Ser
British Ambassador Leaves Constantinople for Lausanne
The British High Commissioner and Ambassador in Constantinople Sir Horace Rum has departed for Lausanne to attend the Near East peace conference. It is believed he will not return to his post, and friends report he took all his belongings.
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Constantinople
Sir Horace Rumbold
Ambasasdor
Lausanne
Turks Profess To Be Working Hard In The Interests Of Peace
Paris reports Ismet Pasha visits as a Turkish general and says there is little chance of trouble at Constantinople. He insists the aim is peace for Turkey. Premier Poincare says France and Britain may reach accord at Lausanne on the attitude of their delegates. Lord Curzon plans Paris talks before Lausanne discussions. The British demand full demilitarization of the zone and limited Turkish army forces in Europe while favoring Ottoman debt maintenance and railroad amalgamation under Allied management.
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Poincare
Lord Curzon
London
France
England
Lausanne
Paris
Britain
Russia
Rhigeland
Europe
Manitoba Attorney General urged to name bribe offerer
Rev. Se. CC W Gordon charged the Manitoba Attorney General with a $20000 bribery attempt. Major F G Tastor and John T Haig pressed for disclosure of the briber's identity, warning the issue is grave and should be revealed or compelled by the Legislature.
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Winnipeg
Se. CC. W. Gordon
Presbyterian Synod
Hoe. R. W. Craig
Manitoba
F G. Tas
Tastor
Edmonton to Seek Federal Road Grant Next Year
Public Works Department announces intention to apply for a Dominion grant next year for Alberta roads. Several highway projects completed this season are said to qualify for the assist. The notice is sent to Ottawa, indicating plans to enter roads for their share of the fund.
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Edmonton
Public Works Department
Ottawa
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Advertisement claims immediate relief from indigestion after taking one or two tablets. It addresses heavy pain heartburn flatulence gases palpitation and sour stomach and promises digestion correction for a few cents with guarantee by the local druggist.
Lumber cargo arrives in Montreal harbor record
The steamer Margaret Coughlan from Vancouver brings five million feet of lumber the largest cargo of its kind to enter the port. It will be used for expanding wharves in the eastern section of Montreal.
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Montreal
Margaret Coughlan
Vancouver
Family food budget eases in October Labor data notes seasonality
The Labor Department reports a small fall in the October family food budget versus September, with the decline attributed mainly to seasonal factors. The report emphasizes the seasonal nature of the change rather than a sustained price drop.
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Ottawa
Diamond Dyes Promise Simple Home Dyeing For All Fabrics
A Mamond Dyes package offers easy directions to dye or tint faded skirts coats dresses and draperies. It guarantees no streaks spots fading or running on wool silk linen cotton or mixed fabrics with advice to check material type and dye suitability.
Delorme Mental Condition Report Expected in Quebec
A report to the Lieutenant-Governor on Rev. Adelard Delorme's mental condition will be prepared by Dr. Brochu medical superintendent of Beauport Asylum. An impartial medical commission may be appointed to reexamine the patient due to divergent opinions among Montreal and Beauport alienists and Judge Bruneau's Montreal decision to interdict the adribe.
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Quebec
Adelard Delorme
Brochu
Beauport Asylum
Montreal
Bruneau
Re fair to your local merchants
A general urging to compare prices and view goods before sending money to mail order houses, noting that local merchants often offer better value. The message encourages shoppers to compare offerings to ensure advantageous purchases.
Moeraki Crew Jailed for Refusing Duties
In Sydney Australia twenty three crew members aboard the steamer Moeraki were sentenced to ten weeks hard labor for refusing to perform their duties. The court found the sailors in breach of discipline amid a broader labor unrest aboard the vessel.
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Sydney
Australia
Comprehensive Plan Of Immigration To Be Recommended Soon
Montreal reports a government plan to overhaul immigration within ten days. Interior Minister Charles Stewart says Canada needs three to four million more citizens and aims to direct a comprehensive policy after addressing native emigration. He favors a single dedicated immigration official and hopes to relieve as Acting Minister.
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Canada
Dominion
Montreal
Stewart
Government of
Egypt Seeks Independent Seat at Lausanne Conference
Hassib Pasha head of the unofficial Egyptian delegation states Egypt demands real representation at Lausanne. The association calls for release of Said Saglou Pasha and insists on independence for Egypt and the Sudan, evacuation of British troops, and no English privileges. The program includes direct negotia tions on capitulations and sole responsibility to safeguard the Suez Canal.
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Lausanne
Pegypt
Sudan
Great Britain
Said Sagloul Pasha
Ceylon
Sag Loul
Hassib Pasha
Egypt
Nile Valley
Peypt
Respi
Suez Canal
Residents seek protection in Henan from rising lawlessness
British French and United States residents of Henan province join legations to demand protection amid reports of organized campaigns against foreigners and increasing lawlessness.
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Hankow
China
Henan
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