A Lesson in Thrift and Postwar Finance
A discussion on thrift stamps and war bonds contrasts American saving habits with immigrant forebears who saved abroad. It cites Russian immigrants with wealth, stresses the need to invest in U.S. securities, and notes European credit limits, calling for deeper U.S. aid to restore stability and interdependence with nations.
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War Loan Organization
United States Treasury
Wettest Canada sets liquor policy in British Columbia
British Columbia’sModeration act creates a government liquor system selling at below illicit market prices. Permits required, delivery from government vans or warehouse pickup. Critics note inkling of propaganda and mixed effects on prices. The piece also touches on deportations, Einstein, Butler, and the Dempsey Carpentier fight.
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British Columbia
New Liquor Commission
Commission
Sahara
Aid for the Farmers Amid Credit and Price Pressures
The piece argues for continued government support of agriculture, praising Senate action to aid settlers on irrigation projects who owe back payments. It contrasts farmer relief with harsher penalties for nonpayment in other sectors, insisting farmers have long received priority in policy objectives.
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Farm Loan Banks
Uncle Sam
Senate
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West
Impoverished Europe and America's Postwar Strain
The piece notes Europe bears heavy war tax burdens and social unrest while victors and vanquished alike struggle. America, largely unscathed, faces a shaken economy and overproduction for domestic needs as Europe lacks raw materials for reconstruction and industry.
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America
Europe
America and Britain vow joint path to world peace
In a London meeting the American ambassador argues that the United States seeks practical, non interventionist cooperation with Britain, rejecting League of Nations participation while affirming mutual interests. Premier Livy Gordon welcomes the alliance and stresses kinship and shared leadership for global stability.
Trustee Talks On School Problem Amid Board Tensions
A trustee outlines district financial strain with a $360,900 deficit for a single seat, urging retrenchment. He notes supervisors cost about $20,000 yearly and argues reducing grade teachers would hurt pupil-teacher ratios. The plan favors trimming supervisory costs to preserve staff, and promises reinstatement and assistance for any teachers laid off, with certificates explaining dispensation.
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Sion
Wwe
Jaddock
Mennonites Sell Canada Holdings to Florida Syndicate
SWIFT CURRENT Saskatchewan May 18 A deal for the purchase of the Old Colony Mennonite holdings south of here by the Mennonites Land Sales corporation a Florida capitalists syndicate was nearly completed The holdings cover about 105000 acres of farm land The Florida group led by J K Logan of Jacksonville and J F Taylor of Tampa will mortgage through Regina based company with more than 4500000 dollars The terms call for a 1000000 cash payment with the balance due before July 1922 The syndicate plans to sell the land to United States settlers Some leaders say Florida Mississippi Mexico and South America are being considered for relocate 400 families about 2000 people would be involved in the migration
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Saskatchewan
Old Colony Menhoniten
Here
Mennonites Land Sales Corporation
Florida
J. K. Logan
Jacksonville
J. F. Taylor
Tampa
Regina
Taylor
United States
Old Colony Mennonites
Mississppi
Mexico
South America
Western
Can
White's Funeral Held Tomorrow
Washington mourns Chief Justice White as funeral plans emphasize simplicity. President Harding and family receive condolences outside the White House. A memorial service will be held at St Matthew's Church followed by interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. Succession talk centers on Taft and Secretary Hughes amid expected delay.
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Justice White
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White
Supreme Court
Oakhill Cemetery
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Edward Douglas White
United States
William Monard Taft
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Secretary Hughes
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