Morrocan Front Incidents Signal Shifting Franco Spanish Positions
Reports from Gibraltar describe ongoing clashes near Melilla and Alhucemas with French and Spanish forces. A Rif attack recaptured three guns with Spanish air support, while a Spanish outpost at Alhucemas was overrun, leaving 45 or 46 men dead except for the lieutenant. Spanish losses around Alhucemas are put near 1000 as Rif forces prepare for seasonal winds that may hinder relief efforts.
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Lenadon
Morocco
Gibralter
Melilisa
Alteucemas
Hiffans
Tredos
Posia
Leutenant
Alhucemax
Tbe Sen Andrales
Albucemas
Remove Bullet From Heart Of Soldier Wounded
In 1915 Mike Reilly was discharged as cured from Queen Marys Hospital after being shot in the lung at Neuve Chapelle. Surgeons removed a bullet embedded in his heart ten years later, a risky operation after months of recovery and front-line service in 1916.
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Lomlon
Mike Rely
Ife
Mike
Queen Mary's Troxpital
Rely
Neuve Chappele
Reilly
Mio
Great Reduction In Western Turkey Crop
Ottawa reports a sharp drop in the western turkey crop due to prolonged cold wet weather in May and June. Hatchings declined across Manitoba and Alberta with an estimated 25 percent fall from last year’s output.
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Turkey
Ottawa
Canada
Dominion
Manitoba
Alberta
New Arrival Shows British Immigrant Wins Dairy Prizes
Four months after arriving in Canada from Glamorganshire Wales Mrs W N Smith won top prizes for dairy products at an exhibition near Milner British Columbia. She took first for fresh butter second for cream cheese and a prize for fancy butter. A note mentions her family settling under the British farm settlement scheme in May.
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Canada
Ottawa
W. N. Smith
Adverse Comment On Prince Photograph Circulating Worldwide
The Prince of Wales appears in a candid press photograph aboard the H M S Repulse on his way home from Africa and South America. The image shows him in fancy dress with companions, sparking adverse comment in both English and American press about his dignity and ambassadorial role.
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London
Prince of Wales
West
South Africa
South America
Cand Flla
Manchester Guardian
England
Vision of Future Radio Shaping Global Entertainment
Major General James G. Harbord, president of the iRadio Corporation of America, envisions a world where newspapers are displayed as pictures and international broadcasting becomes commonplace. He spoke at a University of Chicago education and industry conference, urging an international gathering to address urgent grave issues.
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iMay Gee Newspapere Ag
Chicago
James G. Harbord
iRadio Corporation of America
University of Chicago
Major Harbord
Disarmament Note Not Wholly Accepted by Germany
Berlin reports Germany objects to Allied demand on police organization ranks as part of the disarmament note. Ambassador von Hoesch, returning from consultations, will relay Germany's final reply, noting willingness to meet most requirements but opposing abolition of police designation ranks.
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Germany
Berlin
Herr von Hoesch
France
Foreign Office
Cologne
Mennonite Colonists Arrive for Western Canada Farms
A party of 629 Mennonites from Ukraine has arrived in Saskatoon and will settle on farms in Saskatchewan and Alberta. Most will locate in the Rosthern district, about ten percent in Saskatoon, with others moving to Alberta under arrangements by the Mennonite Colonization Board based at Rosthern.
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Saskatoon
Ukrainia
Saskatche‘Wan
Alberta
Rosthern
Canada
Mennonite Colonization Board
French crush Druze revolt in Damascus amid heavy fighting
In Tamascus Syria French troops suppress the Druze uprising after a pitched battle that devastates a Damascus quarter. Artillery tanks and armored cars supported the assault under the League mandate. Meanwhile two US destroyers were ordered from Gibraltar to Alexandria to safeguard American lives and property in Syrian ports.
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Tamascus
Syria
France
Batile
Damascus
Washington
United States
Gibraltar
Alexandria
Egypt
Melita Captain Shot in Antwerp Murder Triggers Trial
Captain A A Clews commander of the Canadian Pacific liner Melita was shot in his bed at Antwerp. First officer Thomas Towers was arrested and charged with murder. Two other officers David K Glimour and John Holliday were wounded. Towers was overpowered by crew.
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Clews
C.P.H
Melita
Antwerp
Belgium
A. A .Clews
Nner
Thomas Towers
Towers
Henry Clews
Lombard Street
Wall Street
David K. Glimour
Glasgow
John Holliday
Boode
England
Towera
Gilmour
Greece demands heavy indemnity from Bulgaria
Athens demands 2 000 000 francs indemnity for an alleged unprovoked attack on Greek soldiers near Demirhisar along the frontier. Greece seeks apology and punishment of Bulgarian officers. Pangalos says Greek troops stay on the border, not in Bulgarian territory, with further military steps left to the Third Army Corps at Saloniki.
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Athens
Greece
France
Iulgaria
Demirhissar
Pangalos
Third Army Corps
Saloniki
Demirhisear
Polish President Attack Trial Sends Martyr Claim Into Spotlight
A Warsaw case echoes the Dreyfus affair as Ionist student Stanislaw Steiger denies charges of complicity in the attempted assassination of President Wojcieczowski. He says he fled the blast out of self preservation while Polish Jews rally to defend him amid nationwide agitation.
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Warsaw
Poland
Dreyfus
Wojcieczowski
Lemberg
Stanislaw Steiger
Mile. Pastornak
Steiger
Movement in Berlin to award Nobel Peace Prize to Stresemann
The National Zeitung proposes giving the Nobel Peace Prize to Gustav Stresemann, Germany’s foreign minister, to recognize efforts toward world peace and counter anti German propaganda, praising his qualifications as a statesman for universal brotherhood. A separate note records Chris Hanses winning a gold medal for unsalted butter at the London Dairy competition representing Saskatchewan creamery Cremeries.
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Berlin
Stresemann Berlin
Gustav Stresemann
National Zeitung
Dr. Stresemann
Dever
Chris Hanses
Saskatchewan, Créameries
Regina
New Zealand
Rus
Dry Thanksgiving Predicted As Prohibition Curbs Ease
Prohibition authorities report several cabarets and restaurants allowing champagne and other liquors freely. A dry Thanksgiving is forecast as restrictions loosen in New York.
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New York
High premium on Canadian dollar shifts gold flows
Officials attribute recent heavy Canadian wheat trades and rising demand from journals to a 32 percent premium on the Canadian dollar in New York. Gold shipments abroad are rising as exporting gold from the United States becomes more profitable than purchasing Canadian remittances. The Bank of Montreal is said to have shipped about 5 million dollars in gold last week, while the New York Trust Company moves about 2 million to Montreal.
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New York
United States
Bank of Montreal
New York Trust Company
Montreal
Efforts to Probe Kaiserin Hermine Fail in Germany
Republicans in Stuttgart report failed attempts by the Republican Guards to file proceedings against Princess Hermine, wife of former Emperor William II, for unproven usurpation of the title Kaiserin Hermine. A Nuraburg court and the public prosecutor declined action, despite claims she called herself wife of His Majesty and appeared as Empress in Wildbad postcards.
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Germany
Stuttgart
Lermine
William
Kaiserin Hermine
Nuraburg
Hermine
Wiliam II
Lst
Wildbad
Wildbail
Western Sugar Beet Refinery starts operations in Alberta
The first bag of sugar from the Canadian Sugar Refineries Limited new Alberta factory is on sale at Raymond. The plant has begun slicing beets with about 25 percent harvested. 200 workers are employed, while 500 men dig and haul beets locally. Beets average heavy and high sugar content at 18 percent, two points above many US districts.
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Alberta
Lethbridge
Altax
Canadian Sugar Refineries Limited
Raymond
United States
National Economic Conference Tour Planned From Winnipeg
Edmonton Corneil of the Edmonton board of trade proposes Western boards of trade send delegates to the National Economic Conference in Winnipeg November 16 to 18. The tour would cover Canada from Winnipeg to the Pacific coast and is expected to attract leading political economists from across the Dominion.
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Edmonton
Corneil
Edmonton Board of Trade
Western Boards of Trade
National Economic Conference
Canada
Winnipeg
Pacific
Dominion
New Siberian Neshen Reported By Traveler
London reports Frot N Gorodkoff claims a new race along the River Pure in Western Siberia. He describes five Neshen clans totaling over 60 people with dark hair and a distinct language. Authorities note unfamiliar ethnography and language divergence.
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London
N. Gorodkoff
River Pure
Siberia
Siberian
London Editor Urges Coolidge Move for World Disarmament
A London editor appeals to President Coolidge to initiate a world disarmament movement. A. E. Owen Jones of The Plaxton Magazine and The British Printer calls Coolidge one of mankind's great benefactors if he leads the effort, speaking at the 38th annual convention of the United Tipothetae of Americas.
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London
Chicago
Presidest Coolidge
A. E. Owen Jones
Eng
Plaxton Magazine
United Tipothetae
Americas
Coolidge
Australia Reserves Decision on Locarno Pact Approval
Premier Bruce says Australia will not assume commitments under the Locarno Pact without Parliament's express approval. The cabinet has not reached a decision and will await Commonwealth Parliament guidance before endorsing any terms affecting British Dominions and India.
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Sydney
N.sw
Bruce
India
Australia
Dominion To Be Represented Canada Sending Radio Delegates
Canada will be represented at the fourth United States radio conference in Washington starting November 9. C P Edwards director of radio for Canada will attend for Canada. The U S commerce department hosts the meeting with Canada Mexico and Cuba invited to coordinate North American radio development.
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Canada
U.S
Ottawa
Department of Marine and Fisheries
United States
Washington
C. P. Edwards
Radio For Canada
United Stated
Department of Commerce
Mexico
Cuba
North America
France Endures Heavy Losses in Morocco and Syria
Paris reports over 17,000 French dead and 3.0 billion francs spent in Morocco and Syria since taking the protectorate and mandate. In Morocco 2,176 killed and 8,297 wounded. in Syria 6,628 killed or wounded. Finance committee briefing cites major costs and casualties.
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Morocco
Syria
Paris
France
League of Nations
Finance Committee
Chamber of Deputies
Palmeve
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool reports year ending July 31 1925
The Saskatchewan wheat pool posts a slightly over half cent per bushel cost for the year ending July 31 1925 totaling 319821 with 140 delegates at the first annual meeting. Expenses include 98745 management 195050 Regina salaries 5396 Winnipeg salaries 141947 adjustments 6804 sundry 28237 preliminary pool costs 2092 and 478872 total.
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Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Regina
Winnipeg
Central
Colin Burnell
Manitoba Cheat Pool
D. I. Smith
Central Selling Agency
J. Farmer
John Ull
Manitoba Pool
Marquis Wheat Pioneer Praises Saskatchewan Strides
Dr. Chariva Saunders, discoverer of Marquis wheat, speaks at Moose Jaw on Canada’s wheat rust threat and the need for resistant varieties. He traces breeding milestones from 1902 to 1928 and credits Western farmers, especially Saskatchewan, for agricultural progress and pension support.
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Moose Jaw
Barry
Sagaged
Canada
I Chariva Saunders
Dex ‘Minion Cervaliat
Marquis Wheat
Moose Jaw Agricul
Tural Society
Board of Trade
New’s
Cimadian
Saskatchewan
Saunders
Orta
de Saunders
Kha
Association Of Canadian Clubs Adapts To New Ottawa HQ
Central headquarters of the Association of Canadian Clubs is moved to Ottawa. At a Fort William and Port Arthur convention changes were approved to centralize operations. The national council appointed an executive committee led by G Cowan with Thorburn Rinket McLean Gray and A Greene as secretary.
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Ottawa
Association of Canadian Chiba
Fort Wile Ham
Port Ardhour
Cowan
Hu. Thorburn
Ottawa Women's Canadian Club
Justice Rinket
Supreme Court of Canada
J. McLean
Railway Commission
A. Gray
A. Greene
Greene Haa
Ottawa Canadian Club
Britain
Manchester
England
Department of Agriculture
Pulp Exports Boost Canada United States Newsprint Supply
Reports from the eighth annual Canadian Paper Manufacturers Association convention say Canada’s pulp and paper exports to the United States are rising, risking U S dependence on Canadian newsprint. Speakers warn the balance may shift as exports grow and the Canadian dollar nears par.
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United States
Canada
Erate Adsociation
R. Win Ilay
Agthoetbutch
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Gatada
Kingston
Jemalch
Connell
Idles
Prince
Ovene Pictare
West Far
Bulgaria
N.Y
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Scotland Yard
Arthur Arc- Manns
Communist Party In
Great Britain
John ‘Thomas Murphy
Jefferson City
Fred C. ‘Nelson
United States Army
All Service
Wheat Pool OF
Association of Canadian Clubs
Japan
America
A. E. Goodwin
Goodwin
Federation of Master Printers
United Kingdom
Ireland
Britsio
Harlem
New York ‘City
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