Communist Member Disturbs Tranquility Of House Of Commons
In London the first working session of the new government sees a Communist member, J. T. W. Newbold, challenge unemployment policy. He demands 30 shillings weekly wage plus 15 shillings rent, threatening action if not met. Government responds with warnings of disorder and possible revolutionary precedent.
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London
House of Commons
Cromwell
J. T. W. Newbold
Lenine
Newcold
England
Gentemen
Scotland
Shave Military Costs U S Milita Expenditure Compared With Canada
An official statement from the Department of Militia and Defence compares Canada and the United States on military spending. It cites Canada training 27 284 personnel as of November 1 1922 and a per capita outlay around 1.50 dollars versus about 14 dollars per person in the United States. The United States maintains a standing army of over 150 600, while Canada relies on a small permanent instructor force under 4 000.
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United States
Canada
Department of Militia
Dtfence
United States Secretary of War
No Change in British Bill on Canadian Cattle Embargo
The Department of Agriculture in Ottawa reports no intimation that the embargo removal bill will be introduced this session in Parliament. Duncan Marshall remains in London to monitor developments and advise the government if policy shifts occur. No word has come from Marshall or the High Commissioner's Office about any plan to modify the agreed program.
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Ottawa
Lion
W. R Motherwell
Department of Agriculture
Department
Duncan Marehal
London
Canada
Mr. Marshall
High Commissioners
Heart and Nerve Pills Promise Relief Says Mrs Vaniorn
Mrs Vaniorn of Feckville Alta reports heart trouble a year ago causing faintness dizziness and near collapse. She credits Milburns Heart and Nerve Pills with improved strength and renewed health after using three boxes this winter and plans to continue. Price sixpence per two boxes mailed from The T Milburn Co Limited Toronto.
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Milburn
T. Milburn Co. .Limited
Toronto
Levy to Add $1 Motorist Tax in 1223
A Parliament Buildings report outlines a new $1 levy on all motorists in addition to regular license fees. The revenue is expected to total $250,000 to fund markets and administration expenses, with increased license fees likely for heavy trucks.
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Toronto
Parliament
Prince Waives Precedence in Court Oath Ceremony
In London the Prince of Wales, though heir to the throne, waived precedence and stood at the end of the line to take his oath as a member of the new Parliament. Lords and clerks watched as he smiled and declined offers to move ahead, waiting patiently for his turn.
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London
House of Sond
Prince of Wales
Cascarets Laxative Ad Claims Gentle Relief
An advertisement touts Cascarets as a 10 cent remedy to cleanse the bowels without cramps or distress. It promises relief from headaches biliousness gases indigestion sour stomach and similar ailments by morning and notes the product is palatable like candy for both adults and children.
British Columbia to Cut Japanese Fishing Licenses
Federal Fisheries Commission proposes a 47 percent reduction in Japanese fishing licenses in British Columbia, with 2,606 licenses issued this year. The plan would deprive about a thousand and forty two Japanese and their crews of the right to fish in BC waters if approved.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Federal Fisheries Commission
Minister of Marine and Fisheries
Ottawa
Gen Harington Warns Turks to Keep the Peace in Constantinople
Lieut Gen Harington, commander of Allied forces in Constantinople, warns the Kemalists that further encroachments would be dangerous. He says Allies are patient but will act if provoked, referencing Lausanne talks and a naval boxing crowd as backdrop. Angora’s assembly replaces Rafet Pasha as military governor for conciliatory stance and remarks about Christians leaving the city.
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Constantinople
Harington
Lausanne
National Assembly
Angera
Rafet Pasta
Rafet
Angola
Poor West Montrealer Calls Provinces LOUS
Olivar Asseline, a noted French Canadian politician, told the Chambre de Commerce that the prairie provinces are LOUs financially while Quebec leads Canada in wealth. He attributed the region’s wealth to agriculture and real estate and urged focus on the French Canadian economic strength.
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Montreal
Prairie Provinces
Lo.u
Olivar Asseline
Chambre de Commerce
Quebec
Canada
California Fig Syrup Advert Says It Clears Bowels
A described remedy urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to children to loosen bowels and prevent illness. It warns to demand genuine California Fig Syrup with the correct spelling. Also notes compulsory smallpox vaccination in Denver being enforced.
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Denver
U F A Urges Federal Inquiry Into Rural Credit System
The East and West Calgary UPA convention unanimously endorsed a proposal for a public inquiry into the basis and control of the rural credit system and its link to production and distribution. It called for open amendments to the Canada Bank Act and criticized bankers as better prepared than farmers.
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Calgary
UPA
Canada Bank
Armuers
Iheana Jocal
Alberta
al Taneli
Hope Wood
Wood
Clemenceau Utterances Questioned in Senate Debate Over Versailles
In Washington Senator Hitchock questions Clemenceau's Germany policy and gratitude to Germany affecting his appeals to the U S on Versailles issues. He notes Clemenceau's harsh stance toward Germany while stressing it is the French government's policy rather than the man. London reports an eight month old sewer flood incident in Croydon is healing in hospital with septic pneumonia fears subsiding.
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United States
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson Administration
Clemenceau
Germany
Poincare
London
Croydon
Ottawa Gazette: liquor warehouse export order closed
The order by the city council to close export liquor warehouses in Saskatchewan on December 15 has been officially gazetted.
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Ottawa
Ty Council
Saskatchewan
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