Secret pact rumors claim Germany and Russia plot joint war effort
The Daily Ball reports Germany and Russia may sign a confidential agreement to wage war against France, outlining Soviet support, combined resources, and joint armament plans. The memorandum allegedly details German factories in Russia, submarine and mine-layer production, and a Russia–Germany power bloc.
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Pandan
Seaioat
France
Kyasia
Slevin Amd
Munich
Daily Ball
Mke Hume
Germany
Tirman
Tuiska
Armadea
Slavery Abolished in Tanganyika Territory
Geneva reports the British Government has informed the League of Nations secretariat of an ordinance abolishing slavery in the former German East Africa territory, Tanganyika. London notes chambers of agriculture urge government aid to farmers, while landlords taxed 20 shillings in the pound face selling land as the government may help smallholders buy farms.
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Geneva
Secretariat
League of Nations
German East Africa
Tangamytki
London
Chambers of Agriculture
Opposition to United Grain Growers cattle pool in Calgary
John Held, Calgary Livestock Exchange secretary, calls U G G pooling impracticable with many difficulties. He recommends a local pooling arrangement as preferable for Calgary and Alberta markets. Reid adds Calgary is a top market for good cattle and stresses better prices are the pool’s aim.
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Calgary
United Grain Growers, Limited
Edmonton
John Held
Calgary Livestock Exchange
Reid
Alberta
U.G
United Electrical Association Sees Modest Delegate Hopes
The United Electrical Association reports dues improving but predicts only about 700 delegates at the January annual convention, with friends of delegates possibly pushing attendance to around 1,000.
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Calgary
U.E.A
Bregent
Nnual
Friends of
California Fig Syrup Praised For Little Bowels
A public notice extols California Fig Syrup as a reliable laxative for sick children. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent illness tomorrow and outlines symptoms like constipation bilious feverishness colic and sour stomach. It warns to ask the druggist for genuine California Fig Syrup to avoid imitations.
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California
Conspiracy Claim Ties Armenians to Constantinople Uprising
Constantinople reports from the Ana tolan agency allege a Armen ian conspiracy in Italy to provoke foreign intervention by planning the assassination of Kemalist officials. In Toronto a railway conference sets delaying electrification and continuing work toward a James Bay port.
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Constantinople
Anatolian Agency
Italy
Toronto
James Bay
Temiskaming
Northern Ontario Railway
Drury
Greek King George Prisoner in Palace Amid Greek Crisis
Belgrade dispatch says King George of Greece is virtually a prisoner in the palace as he opposed executing cabinet ministers and clashed with the Lionatis Government. Prince Andrew of Greece faces disobedience charges and is interned in Athens under guard amid suspicions of receiving messages from friends. Fredericton reports a December 1 road rule change in New Brunswick affecting travel turns nationwide.
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Paris
George
Greece
Belgrade
Lionatis
Layganae
Andrew
Constantine
Cimy
Prince Andrew
Asia Minor
Athens
Fredericton
N.B
New Brunswick
Canada Grant Pushes for Extended High Way Funding
The Geode Roads Association seeks a new 20 800 grant and a 27 090 060 supplement to finish the 1919 highway program. A national conference will invite tourists associations publicity bureaus boards of trade and provincial governments to plan funding and a worldwide publicity drive to boost Canadian travel and encourage U S visitors.
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Ottawa
Canadian Good Roads Association
Boards of Trade
Montreal
Toronto
The
Good] Reads Association
Canada
United States
Fire destroys Laval Dental College in Montreal
A fire raged over two hours destroying the Laval Dental and Veterinary College tied to the University of Montreal. Loss is estimated near 500000 dollars with eight firefighters slightly injured by flying glass as rumors of arson swirl amid prior fires on campus.
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Loas
Montreal
Laval Dental and Veterinary College
University of Montreal
University
Annie H Derrett Leads The Echo in Fincher Creek
Mrs Annie H Derrett is editor and proprietor of The Echo newspaper in Fincher Creek Alberta guiding local coverage and community voice from her office and newsroom.
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Annie H. Derrett
the Echo
Fincher Creek
Alberta
Denial of Paris Reports on Ruhr Entry From Poincare
Premier Poincare in Paris embassy denies French plans to enter the Ruhr Valley. Dispatches claimed a government decision to move into the Ruhr, but the denial states no such intention and labels the reports as inaccurate.
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Washington
Paris
Ruhr Valley
Poincare
Cascarets Promote Clean Bowels and Quick Relief
The ad touts Cascarets as a 10 cent laxative candy like paste for both adults and children. It promises quick relief from sickness dizziness dull heads upset stomachs and gas with one or two tablets.
Immigration numbers rise in October over last year
Reports from the Department of Immigration and Colonization show Canada admitted 6,320 immigrants in October 1922 compared with 6,176 in October 1921, marking a noticeable increase. The rise reflects broader migration trends observed in the period.
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Canada
Intriea
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Benzine Tanker Fire Kills Two in Bourgas Harbor
The French tanker City of Sparta carrying benzine from Batum to Marseilles exploded in Bourgas harbor. Two men were killed and three seriously injured as the harbor burned. The cargo belonged to Standard Oil Company.
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Sofia
Sparta
Batum
Marseilles
Bourgas
Standard Oil Company
Embargo Legislation Seen Likely Passage At Session
British officials indicate embargo related measures will pass in the current session after other nations act. The Washington treaty has US, Japan, and Britain ratified but France and others outstanding. Several ships have been scrapped or rendered inoperable. Canada aims to move a cable embargo bill this session to implement a prior Commons Lords resolution.
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London
Great Britain
House of Commons
Eyres Monell
Admiralty
Monsell
United States
Japan
Lonnon
Devashire
Rome
House of Lords
Fielding
Ernest. Lapointe
Af. Grisdale
Duncan Marshall
Canada
Refugees Flee Asia Minor Amid Cold Exile Outcry
A dispatch reports thousands of non-Moslems fleeing Asia Minor as Turkish authorities deny expulsions. Refugees trek snowbound routes toward Black Sea and Mediterranean ports, many freezing to death. U.S. interior hospitals see surged cases of frozen extremities. The steamship Tilano carried 800 orphans from Mersina to Beirut. an estimated 125,000 destitute remain awaiting transport. Calgary records a sleeping sickness death of 1 ½ year old John Francis Mason, a first case in months.
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Samaun
Asia Minor
Evers
Black Sea
Mediterranean
Wrrslens
Calgary
John Francis Mason
Anglo Greek Relations Darken Over Lindley Recall
British spokesmen say recall of Minister Lindley from Athens and the embassy uproot breaks diplomatic ties. Only remaining British official in the Greek capital is C. J. Bentink, serving on the financial commission, not as a diplomat.
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Lausanne
Lindley
Mihens
Bentinek
Financal Commission
Rupture treatment ad promises at home cure
An advertisement urges readers to prevent rupture deaths by using the PLAPAO method. It claims the home test is scientific and practical, with no straps or springs, and offers a brochure for ten cents and the product at 482 Stuart Building, St. Louis.
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Bernia
Plapag" CO
Stuart Bidg
St. Louis
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Sloan's
Geode Roads Association
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Eyee
By “Parcel Post
Co-Operative Tobacco Exchange
Ruthven
Ont
Dr. Chase
Mr. W. Q. Kidder
Noyan
Que
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Bigelow
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