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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
3
An OCR fragment lists addresses and contacts for Richardson Royal College Toronto and Barrie related clinics and services. It mentions P.O. Box 1383, Simcoe, Toronto, L.D.S., D.D.S., hospital ties, and various phone numbers and hours.
The article notes calls for independent inquiries by multiple nations led by the United States to assess Turkish Armenian and Greek actions in Asia Minor. It mentions contrasting British and French sympathies, Armenian killings, relief workers being expelled, and an advertising airplane demonstration over London using smoke letters for five minutes.
A report highlights growing belief that air power will shape future warfare including smoke screens and poison gas. It notes U S Steel's monopoly claims, rail holdings, and a possible anti trust action. It also covers European royal unions, assassination plots, women judges in Britain, and French votes for women.
Reports from Moscow say Nicolai Lenin is too ill to govern and may rest long term. The piece notes a possible revolution if he steps down, but no signs of upheaval. the Hague meeting could shape Russia's future with the Allied powers. It also covers Patriarch Tikhon's abdication amid church strife and a neutral Stockholm commission studying WWI causes.
British money shows daily gains on the New York exchange and stands at its highest level in three years. Sir Ernest Pollock, the Attorney General, comments on the market behavior and policy implications.
A report notes California has 130 mountains exceeding 13 000 feet in elevation. Separate statistics show Germany with 1 095 women for every 1 000 men.
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