Substantial Majority To Hon A Bonar Law
The report notes a substantial majority for Bonar Law as Conservatives lead Labour and Liberals in 615 returns. Conservatives 345, Labour 141, Liberals 62, Georgians 44, others 15. Voter apathy cited with 14 million of 21 million voting, Conservatives 6.34 million, Labour 4.25 million, Liberals 2.75 million, Georgians 1.38 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bonar Law
Leadon
Lloyd George
Labor
Asquith
Faule
Midlands
Lancashire
Honor Law
Lord Derby
Wales
Scotland
Strained Muscles and Old Admiral Visit Highlight Port Hope
The advertisement promotes Nervine for sprains claiming quick relief through deep acting relief. In Port Hope Ontario Rear Admiral William Sings was celebrated as a famed son, visiting after 54 years. Washington dispatches announce Hearst purchases the Washington Herald, taking effect November 19. Saskatoon reports late autumn strawberries harvested by C A Russell, with fifteen boxes from three eight foot rows.
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Port Hope
Washington
William Randolph Heart
jWnabington Herald
Hearst
National Capital
C. A. Rusgell
British and French Accept Unified Near East Peace View
The article reports British and French officials agreeing on core terms for Turkish peace. It states British forces distribute across Constantinople Connak Gallipoli and Ismid Peninsulas with about 12,000 in Constantinople and equal British numbers elsewhere. Premier Poincare reportedly accepted Viscount Curzon’s vital peace elements, removing Franco British split concerns.
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Paria
Straits of the
Dardsnelles
de Civrieux
Matin
Constantinople
Connak
Gallipoli
Ismid
Great Britain
France
Poincare
Haron Hardinge
London
Viscount Curzon
Near East
Calgary Wheat Shipments Reach 1.937 Million Bushels
Calgary reports 1,029 carloads of wheat inspected since November 1 at an average 130 bushels per car totaling about 1,937,000 bushels. Local grain men say shipments pass peak levels with many cars daily entering the city while a separate note records October 1922 labor strikes: 17 strikes, 3,229 workers, and 54,002 working days lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgary
George [Hin
Dominion Grain Inspector
Petak
Department of Labor
Army tests pilotless plane with automatic control device
The United States Army Air Service announced a pilotless army airplane with automatic control that is more accurate and dependable than a human pilot. It has flown successful flights beyond 90 miles and is now developed to that capability level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Army Air Service
British Ambassador Leaves Turkey for Lausanne
Sir Horace Rumbold, British High Commissioner and Ambassador in Constantinople, 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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Turkey
Constantinople
Horace Rumbold
Ambasasdor
Lausanne
Turks Profess To Be Working Hard In The Interests Of Peace
Inmet Pasha, Turkish General, says there is no likelihood of trouble at Constanti nople and that Turks are working for peace. Premier Poincare plans talks in Paris with Lord Carzon to decide if France and Britain should push for enforcement of treaties on the Straits and occupation policies. The British call for demilitarization of the zone and careful handling of the Ottoman debt and railways under Allied management.
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Paris
Inmet Pasha
Paria
Jemet
Associated Press
Constandingpie
Poincare
Lord Carzon
London
England
Law ‘Sanne
France
Great Britain
Russia
Rhineland
Europe
Ottawa
Canada
Court of the
League of Nations
Treaty of Peace
International Labor Office
League of Nations Council
Germany
Belgium
India
Ialy
Japan
Manitoba Bribe Claim Sparks Calls for Names
Rev Br Gordon testified before the Presbyterian Synod that Hes R W Craig Manitoba Attorney General was offered 5000 dollars. Major F G Taylor urged the AG to disclose the broker of the bribe, calling it a grave public issue. John T Haig supported demanding the nam s.
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John T. Haig
Major Tarstar
Gordon
Edmonton Public Works seeks federal road grant next year
The Public Works Department of the Provincial Government informs Ottawa of its intention to apply for a Dominion grant next year. Alberta roads will be entered for a share of the grant, with several highway constructions from the past season in the qualifying class for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Pubic Works Department
Ottawa
Alberta
Papes Diapepsin Claim Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement promises instant relief from indigestion and stomach misery after taking Papes Diapepsin. It touts fast correction of digestion at a low cost with a guarantee from the druggist. The item appears amid other notices about shipments and price reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Penrose
Oak St
Toronto
Ont
Dr. Chase
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing for Fabrics
An advertisement touts Diamond Dyes as simple to use for dyeing or tinting faded garments and home textiles. It advises choosing the correct material type and asserts no streaking or running, promising near new appearance after dyeing. A separate note mentions a Quebec mental examination for Rev Adelard Delorme and a commission to reexamine him after a court-ordered interdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Adelard Delorme
Brochu
Beauport Asylum
Montreal
Beauport
Bruneau
Be fair to your local merchants and compare prices
The piece urges readers to inspect goods and compare prices with local merchants before sending money to mail order houses, arguing it pays to shop locally.
Sailors Sentenced for Refusing Duties Aboard Moeraks
Twenty three crew members of the steamer Moeraks were sentenced to ten weeks hard labor in Sydney Australia for refusing to perform their duties.
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Sydney
Australia
Comprehensive Plan Of Immigration To Be Recommended Soon
In Montreal Hon. Charles Stewart says a broad immigration plan will be sent to Canada’s government within eight to ten days. He cites the need for three to four million new citizens and aims to direct migrants from specified territories. Stewart calls for one dedicated official to handle immigration matters and notes difficulty lies in preventing native emigration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Charles Stewart
Interior
Kiwanis Club
Lord Shaughnessy
Dominion
Montreal
Stewart
Government of
Egypts Demand Independence at Lausanne Conference
Hassib Pasha and the Egyptian Association push for real independence for Egypt and Sudan at Lausanne. They call for evacuation of British troops, end of foreign privileges, and direct negotiation on capitulations while Egypt sits officially as the true representative. They seek control of Suez Canal neutrality and leadership of the delegation headed by Sagloul Pasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Egypt
Sudan
Great Britain
Lausale
Hassid Pasha
Associated Press
Voice
Said Saglout Pasha
Ceylon
Welegation
Sagloul
Nassib Pasha
Hasaib Pasha
Nile Valley
Suez Canal
Foreign Residents Seek Protection from Henan Unrest
Residents of Henan province including Britons French and Americans appealed to their legations for protection amid rising lawlessness and an apparently organized campaign against foreigners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiness Hankow
China
Henan
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E. Readstone
The
Canadian
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Medical CO. Goshen, Ind
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