Health of British Premier Highlights Global Recovery Efforts
Despatches report the British Premier laid up with bronchial catarrh, with doctors warning against overwork amid ongoing heavy duties. Meanwhile major powers back a 20 million pound international banking consortium to rebuild Europe, with Britain, Germany, Italy, Belgium, and France committing support as Canada’s three party Parliament session draws interest.
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International Banking Consortium
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Signs of Immigration Resumption Seen in Industrial Recovery
The essay notes improving industrial conditions and growing confidence in recovery. It cites increasing references to resuming immigration as a sign of better times, though the topic remains contentious in this era of slow progress.
Immigration and rail links spur new colonial settlement plans
Articles discuss renewed immigration in Canada linked to CPR expansions and land grants for eight farm units to settle disbanded Royal Irish Constabulary members in Western Canada. It notes potential role of CN Rail in colonization, mentions British political shifts on female judicial eligibility, and Jamaica's tariff preference favoring Canadian and British goods, including Empire textiles.
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Britain
Turbulent British Politics Shake Cabinet as Montague Resigns
Edwin Montague resigns as Secretary of State for India amid a political storm. He allegedly authorized Lord Reading to reveal government ideas favoring Turkish concessions such as evacuating Constantinople and restoring Thrace. Lloyd George swiftly calls for Montague’s removal from the Cabinet.
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Arabia
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Lady Rhondda First Woman With Lords Privilege
The committee ruled Lady Rhondda fully entitled to sit in the House of Lords. The decision implies twenty four peeresses may claim seats in their own right, with many believed to follow. Rhondda argued her claim based on the patent creating her father’s title containing a provision.
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Pioneer flight opens Labrador air link despite blizzard
Major Sidney Cotton completed Newfoundland to Labrador mail flights in a single leg from Newfoundland coast to Battle Harbour Labrador. He then headed to Cartwright on Hudson Bay, establishing a mail and emergency link for Labrador residents while adverse weather persisted. Simultaneously London announced a planned night air express between London and Paris for parcels and letters, with possible passenger service from Europe to New York this summer.
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United States Declines Genoa Economic Conference
Europe not surprised as the United States refuses to participate in the Genoa Conference set to start April 10. Washington argues the conference is political, not economic, and its leaders say preaching to others while refusing action is poor policy.
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United States
Genoa
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