Time ripe for completion of Hudson's Bay road
Commissioner J A Campbell urged rapid completion of the Hudson Bay railway at a The Pas meeting. He said Saskatchewan would press the issue next session and Manitoba would align. He warned conspiracies by easier interests and urged Western unity to prevent postponement and defeat of the line.
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Hudson Bay
Ube
J. A. Campbell
Pas
Board of Trade
Campbell
Dunning
Saskatchewan
John Bracken
Black
Manitoba
Saskatchewan Grain Growers Convention
UFM
Brandon
Ieoaid
Ottawa
Ald
Conference Focus on Boycott and Elections in India
Delegates from across the country arrive in Gaya for the All Indian National Congress in Bengal. The subject committee backs a boycott of British goods and discusses whether non co operators should contest elections to local councils. Congress week will host political and religious meetings including debates on the caliphate controversy.
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Gaya
Bengal
Britiesh India
Aall Indian National Congress
Sultanate
Fide Prices Advance on Prairie Hide Markets
Packers and drovers report rising prices for green hides across the prairies as Chicago bids move up two to three cents f.o.b. Chicago. The shift factors include advancing leather prices and the potential diversion of Canadian hides to England due to the Canadian cattle embargo.
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Winnipeg
Prairies
Chicago
England
Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills Promote Relief for Palpitations
A testimonial from Mrs. Alice Bishop of Hamilton Ontario endorses Milburn’s Heart and Nerve Pills for heart palpitations and shortness of breath. She describes prior symptoms of skipped beats and faintness eased after using the pills, priced 50 cents per box, available at dealers or by mail from The T Milburne Limited, Toronto.
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Aillce
Bishop
Hawthorne Ave
Hamilton, Ont
Milburn
T. Milburne., Limited
Toronto
Qnt
Franklin municipality urges grain control commission in Manitoba
A resolution from the rural municipality of Franklin Manitoba calls for the appointment of a royal commission to inspect every detail of the grain handling system, closes all mixing houses, and establishes a permanent wheat board to monopolize grain purchases and sales in the three prairie provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal ‘Commission
Permanent Wheat Board
Prairie Provinces
Franklin
Man
Move For Peace In Ireland During Holiday Season
A Sinn Fein conference at the Mansion House favors reconvening the Ard Fheis to pursue a joint and permanent peace. Eamonn De Valera issues a government declaration seeking independence and liberty, while Britain and Canada watch St. Lawrence waterway developments for future action.
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Ireland
Dublin
Sinn Fein
Mansion House
England
Itregulare
Eamonn
de Valera
Washington
North- Western
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence Waterway
Canada
Mrs Davis Nervous Wrecks Report
Fragmented text shows a distressed Mrs Davis and references to Lydia B Pinkh Sotee and a vegetable commission. The passage includes garbled quotes about speaking, audio medics, and waiting before taking something, with unclear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Batty Davis
Court upholds ruling on interest and refunds bonds
The court of appeals sustains the lower court on former Emperor Wittham not collecting interest on British bonds. A Brussels broker must refund to the British bank several mission francs from coupons later found to belong to the Kaiser after a British protest. The Dutch bank linked to the case is cleared as an innocent conduit.
Greek Government Refuses Turkish Demand Over Patriarch
An Exchanges Telegraph dispatch from Athens quotes Premier Danatas declaring Greece will not withdraw the Patriarch from Constantinople. He says the issue is national and no ministry could yield, even if Allies accept Turkish Lausanne positions.
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Constantinople
London
Athens
Danatas
Ban on Fatty Arbuckle Films in Ontario Stays Firm
The Ontario Board of Censors confirms the prohibitory order against Fatty Arbuckle films remains in effect since his arrest in the Hollywood case. No consideration has been given to lifting the ban and no action to lift the order is planned. Hayes, head of the industry, did not indicate any plan for a revival.
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Toronto
Ontario
Arbuckle
Hollywood
Ontario Board of Censors
Hayes
Refuge for Exiled Sultan Cairo
A message from Jeddah says the exiled Sultan of Turkey cannot yet say whether he will accept King Hussein of Hedjaz invitation to Mecca. He plans to seek refuge in a western country and will inform Hussein of his choice later. He makes no reference to the family he left in Constantinople.
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Cairo
Jeddah
Turkey
Hussein
Hedjaz
Mecca
Constantinople
Alberta Drought Relief Act Calgary Debts and Staff
The six months ended show debts between 20000 and 25000 under the Southern Alberta Drought Relief Act. Office staff totaled 22 including the commissioner six clerks eight stenographers six filing clerks and one inspector. Total six month expenses including salaries were 16000. Ottawa: an increase of savings deposits in Canadian banks in November exceeds 1.2 million with demand deposits at 544 446 720 and notice deposits at 1 167 608 065.
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Calgary
Alberta
Igures
Ottawg
Finance Department
Cattle Embargo Lift News Reaches Canada Ports
Hon. Duncan Marshall, Canadian Commissioner of Agriculture, returns from England aboard the Minnedosa to St John New Brunswick. He notes the lifting of the Canadian cattle embargo and predicts visits by British cattle buyers to purchase stock. The change also signals a possible removal of Canadian quarantine on British cattle.
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St. John
N.B
Canadian Pacific
Duncan Marshall
Canada
England
Women Dye Things New In Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes offer easy directions for home dyeing of dresses, skirts, waists, coats and more. The ad claims no spotting or running and instructs callers to tell whether fabric is wool silk linen cotton or mixes.
Police chief to photograph drunken men in Des Moines
Des Moines police chief John B Hammond announces a novel policy. Any drunk brought to headquarters will have his picture taken and later presented to him once sober, a so called picture cure aimed at curbing drunkenness.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John B. Hammond
Hammond
Germany Declares Voluntary Default on Reparations Delivery
The Allied Reparations Commission for the first time declared Germany in default on a reparations obligation specifically for wood delivery. The vote was three to one with France Belgium and Italy in favor and Great Britain opposed. Melbourne reports a Christmas afternoon earthquake confined to the upper and middle South Island with severe cir and Cheviot County recalled.
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Parla
Commission
Germany
Wood
France
Belgium
Italy
Great Britain
Melbourne
South Island
Northerbury
Cheviot County
Puts Blame On Reds For Alberta Mine Strike
Ottawa reports Minister of Labor James Murdock condemns alleged Communist party influence in the Edmonton mine strike. A night letter from former Edmonton officials and others accuses operators of misinformation, while Murdock emphasizes law and property must be respected. London notes press gallery access changes in Caramonas record.
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Alberta
Ottawa
Fatio
Workers’ Party
Communist Party
James Murdock
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of
Amarin
Edmonton
Joseph A. Clarke
George Lathan
A. Farialio
Bickerton Pearl
Ener E. Roper
Department of Labor
Clarke
Labor
Lewis
Nerviline Promised Quick Relief for Colic and Cramps
The ad touts Nerviline as essential for families to ward off colic cramps and stomach pains with an 85 cent bottle. It claims immediate pain relief and that no household should be without it, noting it is sold everywhere.
Britain Plans Import of Peruvian Rams for Wool Trials
Britain to import several hundred Peruvian rams to test producing merino wool and merino cross wool in the British Isles. If successful, existing large flocks may be phased out for finer breeds commanding higher prices. Senator Deverber leaves Lethbridge for Ottawa after 29 years as medical health officer. Dr. Lafferty to succeed him.
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London
Peru
British Isles
Tingle Id
America
Lethbridge
Deverber
Ottawa
Lafferty
War on Betting Trafficking Bogs Detroit Presses and Dealers
Police Commissioner James Inches announced a city wide crackdown on betting odds publications and dealers. All periodicals sold locally will be seized under the order. Regina lawyer J. F. Frame died suddenly at his home in Regina of apoplexy after serving on government commissions and declining a judgeship in 1919.
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Detroit
James Inches
Regina
Sask
J. F. Frame
K.C
Saskatchewan
Eir Eles
Great Britain Opposes France in Reparations Vote
Britain votes against declaring Germany in default on wood deliveries for 1922, while France Belgium and Italy back the declaration. The result shifts balance ahead of the January premiers meeting and signals a possible French led united front on reparations.
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Germany
France
Great Britain
Fsave
Italy
Belgium
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All-Indian National Congress
Fide
St. Lawrence
Mrs. Davis
Nee Ae
Kaiser
Ban Arbuckle Films
Hussein of
Last Post
Dominion
Arthur H. D. Hair
Last Post Fund of Canada
Albert Pearce
James Cartrather
Col
F. H. Osler
A. R. Ennis
the Representative
Leduc
Alta
Britain
Big Cattie Kings
Australia
Dodds
New York
Gordon Fudge
St. Johns
United States
E. C. Fudge
Caramona
Pres Trom
Ofer Deag
Haly
Mussolini
Minard
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