British Role in Turkish Dispute Sparks Arbitration Debate
A report criticizes Britain for occupying Turkish lands eight years, arguing arbitration by the council is preferable to mediation. The secretary for the dominion and General Laidoner defend their findings and condemn actions including pillaging and heavy fines by occupying forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malioos
Teagas Council
Mosul
Angora
Yellatn
Brussels
Gars
Cannes
Oeetion
Cate
Turkey
Britain
Woman Prospector Robbed of Valuable Claim Near Vancouver
A woman prospector reports a robbery in Northern British Columbia as she pursued silver and seed claims. She claims to own a register showing her stake and ownership of valuable spaian karate, with routes over mountains and glaciers to reach the $900 foot levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodm
Vancouver
British Columbia
Dells
Vanequyar
Valiable Spaian Karate
Stia- Apne
British Subsidy Plan Cited As Aiding Coal Wages
Report notes a supplementary subsidy of 69 million pounds for coal mining and a projected total subsidy around 251.1 million pounds. Churchill, as chancellor, said 90 percent of subsidies went to wages across coal fields with mines barely staying afloat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inisdee
Winston ‘Churchill
London era remarks on public pension cheques
A British pension notice reports Major Arthur of the Department of Soldiers Service and his assistant G R Middleton handling ongoing tasks. It notes 7803 pension cheques sent out and 275 men currently in service, with three abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee
London
Mijor C
Arthur
Elvii
Speebabtichiapst
Tniay
Beshgen i
G.R. Hiddleton
Vickers Redaction In Capital Decreases Earnings
British armaments maker Vickers Limited plans a major capital write down after a period of reduced earnings. The firm, a leading contractor in ships ordnance aircraft and steel, operates yards at Barrow Weybridge Sherbeld Leeds and Kent factories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonion
Eines
Vickers
Eimsted
Kent
Barrow
BK Weybridge
Sher Beld
Leeds
Severe Swedish Winter Brings Deep Freeze Across Sweden
Reports from Maliing in the Western Baltic region show a record low of 32.6 degrees Fahrenheit and early winter conditions across Sweden. Northern Lapland reports a violent storm hindering rail traffic as three electric ore trains are trapped between Kiruna and the Norwegian border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Iethe
Ipland
Maliing
Balecartts
Balecartts. Further North, In the ‘Ore
Lapland
Bnow
Kirune
Prairie provinces push for tighter stock sale laws
Legislation appeals from the Prairie provinces seek stronger scrutiny of stock sale rules. Undersecretary Thomas Mulvey says applications for company incorporations will be carefully reviewed and referred to the government after gathering available information. A recent note to Attorney General I. W. Craig signals ongoing attempts to secure clearer guidance on the matter. Captain Nadezha Budennaya, famed in Russia, died in a civil war era cavalry unit. The cause remains uncertain with reports attributing it to tragic events. Canada’s November railway incidents totalled 249 across the network per the railway board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Provinces
Thomas Mulvey
I. W., Craig
Maxiffobs
Mulvevy
Moscow
Russia
Nadezha Budennaya
Rad
Badernaya
Fehtiy
Mutual Aid Study Sways Over War Time Conference
After a secret League of Nations Council meeting, Paul Boucour announced that Foreign Minister Benes of Czechoslovakia would head a study on mutual assistance. The plan aims for flexible disarmament talks, signaling a possible split of land and naval armament studies and a second Washington naval conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleon
England
League
Ee Nations Council
Paul Boucour
Frabee
Benes
Caecho-Stovakia
Aratt
Britain
Washington
Fratee
Red Cross Reports Broad Expansion of Activities in Dominion
At a Toronto general council meeting of the Canadian Red Cross Society, Col. Naismith outlined rapid growth in home nursing classes outpost hospitals and port nurseries. Since the program began 496 classes enrolled 1,268 women completed training with about 2,200 more enrolled. Provincial class totals were Ontario 92 New Brunswick 47 Alberta 48 Nova Scotia 34 Saskatchewan 32 British Columbia 6 Prince Edward Island 4. Outpost committee noted 166 beds and 60 workers across regions. Mrs. W. Plumptree reported 66,000 infants cared for in Red Cross nurseries at St John Halifax and Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
General Council of the
Canadian Red Ctross Society
Dominion
Col
Naismith
Ontario
New Brunswick
Alberta
Nova Scotia
Saskachewan
British Columbua
Prince Edward Inland
Ma. Alberts
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Prehistoric Whale Skeleton Found Offshore in Denmark
Archaeologists from the Institute of Geological Research Copenhagen report a 6 foot down fossil whale skeleton found inland near the North Sea coast of Schleswig. Excavations seek to explain how the creature traveled far from its sea habitat. Reports also describe clashes on the Jerusalem Britain frontier as Druse tribesmen resist British guards, with injuries on both sides.
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Copenhagen
North
Bea
Schleswig
Institute of Geological Research
Hve
Aea
Jerusalem
Acrosa
Metunak
Dred
Syrian emissary seeks League action over Syrian crisis
A Syrian envoy at the League of Nations pressed for a council probe into bloodshed in Syria. The council slated to follow a mandate plan, while a dispatch from the Ayro-Palestinian Congress alleges French bombardment and arming Christians. famine and winter homelessness worsen as a League investigation is requested.
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Geneva
League of Nations
League Council
Mandate Commission
Rome
League of Nationg
Syria
Gnn
League of New Lions
Paris Spy Confession Opens Police Espionage Probe
Police begin judicial inquiry into a confession by Marthe Moreuil a 26 year old Parisienne accused of spying for three British men James Leather Ernest Phillips and William Fletcher The confession is described as complete but the police say further work is needed to ascertain the extent of the plot and what has been accomplished against French air defences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marthe Moreuil
James Leather
Ernest
Phillips
William Fletcher
Mile
Moreuil
Prize. At Chicago Show White Leghorn Valued at Five Thousand
Hazel a White Leghorn hen valued at 5000 dollars with a record of 294 bgg led the 3000 entries in the Seventeenth Annual Midwest Poultry and Pet Stock Show. Millionaire a white Persian cat owned by Mrs Howard McClaron Lima Ohio also notable among prize winners. A $1000 prize from Governor Len Small for best mated pen of chickens was offered and a radio broadcast of the show was planned. A new class Kwai 2 Chinese featherless chicken debuted. Also Daniel Kroner Reaches Par Montreal and the Danish kroner steadied toward par with October value 4.51 versus 24.45 in September.
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Chicago
Hazel
Mre
Howard Mc‘Claron
Lima
Ohio
Len Small
Kiwal
Ulster Prisoner Review Pact Reached in London Talks
Sir James Craig says a new era begins and Ulster will be treated leniently. Mr Baldwin asks if Free State prisoners can be dealt with as an act of grace. The Ulster premier agrees prisoner reviews will be conducted and decisions accepted by Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment
James Craig
Wisier
Montreal United Church to curb Sunday service ads
At Emmanuel Church Montreal the United Church of Canada presbytery voted to form a committee to remove competitive notices from Sunday service ads and replace them with uniform dignified notices for all churches in the presbytery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church of Canada
Montreal
Montreal Presbytery
Emmanuel Church
United Church of Canada Nolces
Wea
Immigration to Be Big Question for Parliament
Ottawa reports indicate the upcoming session will prioritize immigration policy. The Associated Boards of Trade push for non political advisory committees and active government support. Premier King may remain in Ontario as debates on seats move ahead.
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Ottawa
Bagot
King
Ontario
St. Boniface
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberia
Quebec
Prescott
West
Oil electric car on Canadian National line
An experimental oil driven electric car is described as capable of carrying about 100 passengers. The vehicle uses a frigid oil engine of aeroplane type to generate electricity. Canadian National engineers claim the traction method promises substantial fuel and operating cost reductions for branch line service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buiit
Ptaéra
Canadian National Engineers
Western Livestock Union opens with improving western conditions
Calgary’s C F Nujiog outlines better prospects for Western Canada at the Western Livestock Union opening address at the University of Saskatchewan. The meeting discusses research on bovine tuberculosis, coordinated efforts with universities and the health of animals branch, and plans to revise duties on imported breeding stock. Prices for oats and barley rise, hog prices stay strong, and a new cattle health unit strengthens western market confidence. R A Wright named to replace C F Herbert on the western swine committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatoon
Canada
C.F. Nujiog
Calgary
Western Livestock Union
University of Saskatchewan
Wr Button
Golan
Tory
Order-In-Connell
Hutton
C. F. Herbert
Medicine Hat
R.A. Wright
Drinkwater, Saxk
Mr Wright
R. A. Wright
Saskatchewan
Railway Commission
Button
Hoga
Isson
Harris
Avestock
Saskatchewan Legislature Advances Four Bills in First Reading
Four bills received first reading in the Saskatchewan Legislature. They cover amending the Attachment of Debts Act, amending the Corporation Taxation Act, consolidating arrears of taxes, and ratifying the Lloydminster public exchange. Premier Dunning introduced a bill on places of payment for provincial debts, while Dr. Uhrich gave notice of an amendment to the Venereal Lineages Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalr Firet
Regina
Saskatchewan
Lloydminster
Echenie
Dunning
Uhrich
Canada and Britain eye exhibition train plan
C P Beauhalen proposed a Canadian exhibition train in Britain to promote Canada and its products. He argued the train would boost Canadian trade and attract British immigrants. Winnipeg marked a December anniversary recalling the first US railway arrival, with officials attending a ceremony. Radio novels gain buzz as Hamilton envisions a 15 minute book adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
London
C. P. Beauhlen
Mouven
Anglo-American Sa Association
Lipre
Winnipeg
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Canasfood “Roads Penechinien
Vickers Redaction
Canadian Railways
Board of Railway Commissioners
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RED Cross
Denmark
Canadian National
Tong Ran Ae
USA
New York
Coamo Hamilton
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