Britons Finance German Railways Loan During Crisis
The British bankers arranged a three million pound loan to Germany’s state railways for coal purchases, with £750,000 paid immediately and further instalments to follow. The deal was private with no British government involvement, signaling confidence in Germany’s recovery and continuing willingness to back German finances despite broader tensions. Britain also bought US Liberty Bonds worth $92 million below par to aid the British debt repayments.
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Council of Ambassadors
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France
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United States
Entente tensions over France Britain German occupation dispute
The article notes France and Britain refuse French plans to seize more German territory prompting Allied strain. It cites fears of a formal break between Britain and France, a note from Allied ambassadors, and Mussolini’s opposition to additional German land. It also mentions Britain’s election and Italy’s stance on reparations versus German gains.
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France
Germany
Baldwin
Italy
Mussolini
Tiely
Currency Markets React to Allied Council and Elections
The pound slipped to around 4.20 dollars in New York amid UK French policy tensions on Germany and election outlook. It briefly rose on allied council developments but failed to maintain gains. The franc hovered near par values with quotes between 5.23 and above. These figures suggest limited foundations for the moves.
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Germany
New York
Allied Council
France
New York Exchange
Supreme Court upholds Pacific States on Japanese land limits
Racial antagonisms in the United States lead to a Supreme Court decision validating Pacific Coast laws barring eligible aliens from owning or leasing agricultural land. The ruling reflects longrunning disputes on alien land ownership, with Canada and the British Empire facing similar delicate issues about equality among diverse subjects.
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United States Supreme Court
Pacific States
Canada
Campaign tensions rise as Lloyd George and Churchill lead
The British election campaign resumes with renewed energy as Lloyd George and Winston Churchill head the reunited Liberal side. Their speeches bring vigor and sharper attacks after two subdued contests, signaling a more combative phase.
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Lloyd George
Winston Chuchill
Conservative candidate in Commons race with War service noted
The article profiles a Conservative candidate for Parliament who served with the Red Cross in France at the war’s start. It notes Conservative opposition to the candidate and mentions multiple three cornered contests. It hints Labor may be gaining traction though specifics are unclear.
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Commons
France
The
Red Cross
Labor
Canadian Election Watch Sees Competitors Confident
Political parties express confidence amid a varied field for the polls. Analysts expect thirty to forty women candidates and several Canada-based men to contest seats. Notables include Sir Hamar Greenwood Colonel Grant Morden Colonel Maurice Alexander and Major J E Molson among those identified with Canada.
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Liberals
Canada
Hamar Greenwood
Grant Morden
Maurice Alexander
J. E. Molson
Quebec Aims at Immigration Repatriation and Settlement
Quebec seeks to repatriate French Canadians who have migrated to U S cities to aid growth. It campaigns in Belgium and Denmark to attract settlers. The province expands manufacturing and natural resource exploitation leveraging vast forests, minerals, and farmland. Negotiations with the Dominion authorities are underway for support.
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Quebec
Canada
United States
Belgium
Denmark
Australia to Represent by Cruiser Adelaide in World Tour
Premier Bruce announces Australia will be represented by the cruiser Adelaide in a world tour by a British service squadron. Newfoundland and Canada expect visits as the squadron, made of modern ships, displays the flag worldwide to show the empire’s naval defense and keep sea lanes free.
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Australia
Adelaide
Bruce
Newfoundland
Canada
British Empire
Coas
Italian Parliament committees Back Canada Trade Pact
Joint committees of the Italian Parliament report in favor of the trade agreement between Italy and Canada. They expect little time will be lost in committee actions and the pact to advance toward approval.
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Italy
Canada
Com
Overseas Dominions Grow Up in International Politics
Canada shows renewed interest in France’s large loan to Roumania. The loan, secured by Roumanian export taxes, takes precedence on all revenues, potentially relegating Roumania’s debt to Canada to a secondary position. The situation reflects the dominions’ maturing role in global affairs.
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Canada
France
Roumania
North Simcoe Junior Farmers Swine Feed Ingan Results
Irwin Rutherford of Uhthoff won first prize a free course at Guelph Agricultural College donated by the Department of Agriculture. Gerald Ego of Coldwater took second while four of six entrants finished. Each fed four hogs to market size with prize winner net gain $5.54 per 100 pounds and next competitor $4.07.
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North Simcoe
Irwin Rutherford
Uhthoff
Guelph Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Gerald Ego
Coldwater
The National Way Between Toronto and Ottawa Ad
Trains at convenient hours with dining car service and comfortable cars invite patronage. The Capital City leaves Toronto at 12.10 p.m. daily except Sunday, arriving Ottawa 7.15 p.m. The Ottawa Express departs Toronto 11.10 p.m. arriving Ottawa 7.45 a.m. Tickets from Canadian National Ticket Agent. 47-48¢
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National Way
Toronto
Ottawa
Suitcase Declared Vehicle for Liquor Transport in Norristown
Judge Williams in Norristown Pennsylvania ruled that a suitcase can function as a vehicle for transporting liquor, equivalent to an automobile or other transport means in criminal or regulatory contexts.
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Williams
Norristown
Crow's Corners Forms New Bacon Hog Club
Allan Hutchinson visited Crowe's Corners on Wednesday November 21 to organize a Bacon Hog Club with D. D. Culham as president William Harvey as vice president Omar Atkinson as secretary treasurer and Harvey Atkinson as caretaker all from Stayner. The club begins with ten members who pledge pure bred Yorkshire hogs. Two more clubs will be formed soon to align farmers in a campaign to raise only the best hogs.
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Allan Hutchinson
North Simcoe
Crowe’s Corners
D. D. Culham
William Harvey
Omar Atkinson
Harvey Atkinson
Stayner
Literary Programme by Collier Street Methodist Church Team
A Monday night event by the Young Peoples League featured four readings The Cotter s Saturday Night The Village Blacksmith Enoch Arden and The Heavens Over Our Heads with illustrations John Cooper sang solos and the Citizenship department organized the programme
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Collier Street Methodist Church
John Cooper
North Simcoe Team Competes at Royal Winter Fair
G. J. Thompson and the North Simcoe junior stock judging team returned from Toronto November 21. South Simcoe placed fifth of thirty four teams while North Simcoe ranked twenty first. York County won. North Simcoe members were Gerald Ego Coldwater Earl Rutherford Ahthoff William Burton Foxmead. South Simcoe included Bruce Cowan Stroud Cecil Brother Alliston. Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan led the college stock judging honours and will go to Chicago this winter for the big stock exposition.
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G. J. Thompson
Toronto
South Simcoe
York County
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Coldwater
Earl Rutherford
Ahthoff
William Burton
Foxmead
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Cecil Brother
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Ontario
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