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Newspaper

Barrie Examiner

Location

Barrie, Ontario, Canada

Date

Oct 04, 1923

Page

2

Community notices mix and match details from Simcoe and Montreal

Fragmentary text lists times and places including 6.30-8 p.m. and 7-8 p.m. for activities, mentions Simcoe and Montreal and Elizabeth with partial addresses and phone references.

Bull Rsity Montreal Elizabeth Phone

German Ruhr Crisis Signals Shift in Allied Occupation Stance

The Ruhr situation prompts Germany to end passive resistance, with Stresemann moving toward talks with France. The article notes Baldwin and Poincare discussions hinting Britain’s stance, and potential referral to the Inter-Allied Reparations Commission after German surrender.

Ruhr Germany Ludendorff Junkers Stresemann France Baldwin Veitain Poincare Britain Inter-Allied Commission Inter-Allied Reparations Commission

Independent Rhineland Raises Fresh Seperation Talk

Press reports from France and Germany hint at Rhineland separating from Prussia and Germany, though no formal move exists. France may seek influence if independence forms, while British observers doubt such a shift serves France or Rhineland held by central Germany.

Rhineland France Germany Prussia

Ruhr Occupation Reduces German Burden Amid Tense Talks

The text argues rebellion against the German government worsens embarrassment and gains little, while French authorities aim to keep the Ruhr occupation unobtrusive as Germans manage mines, railways and factories.

Ruhr

Bulgaria's Troubles and a Tumultuous Reign

The article surveys Bulgaria's counter revolution as peasant discontent grows after Premier Stamboulisky’s murder and military rule. It notes King Boris sparing his shielded finances while contemplating a past with Ferdinand the Fox and questions whether the land’s workers will tolerate the government for long.

Bulgaria Stamboulisky Boris Ferdinand The Fox Serbia

Coolidge Spokesman Plays Safe on League Attitude

President Coolidge defends U S stance toward Europe and the League of Nations in a National Red Cross address. He recalls U S wartime rescue of Europe and asserts independence from spoils, signaling a possible bid for the Republican nomination and reflecting current overseas criticism of American policy.

Coolidge United States Europe League of Nations Red Cross America Britain

United States Exports decline despite British trade gains

The fiscal year ending June saw US exports fall by over 180 million dollars across all countries, while exports to Canada Australia British Africa and New Zealand rose by 160 million. The rise with British regions saved the US from a steeper decline, prompting discussion of broader imperial trade preferences and potential shifts within the Empire to boost intra imperial commerce.

United States Canada Australia British Africa New Zealand Great Republic London

Canada’s Trade Growth Amid Tariff Debates

Canada shows rising trade with exports surpassing 1 billion dollars for the year ending August and imports near 892 million. Trade with Britain grows while U S commerce remains dominant. Fordney tariff lifts Canadian exports to the United States, fueling tariff debate ahead of the U S election campaigns.

Canada Britain United States Republic

St Lawrence Route Insurance Rates Under Study in London

Canadian delegates at the Imperial Conference seek abolition of discrimination in British marine insurance rates against the St Lawrence route. They note large Dominion expenditures on improvements and safeguards for the route, which yet faces higher insurance costs than lines to the American coast. Ship owners and consignees press for fair treatment. The Canadian efforts reflect ongoing government push to enhance safety and competitiveness of the St Lawrence shipping corridor.

St. Lawrence London Dominion Atlantic Canada

Shipping growth hinges on insurance rates for St. Lawrence safety

The steady rise in shipping activity faces a hurdle as insurance costs lag behind safety efforts at the St. Lawrence. Lower premiums could boost traffic while maintaining protections for vessels and crews.

Man who was a bear in the past and a bull for the future

Mrs. Edith Slaughter, 41, killed herself by shooting at Dayton Ohio leaving a husband and 10 children. A beggar in New York court claimed annual income of 34 560 dollars. In Philadelphia last Monday morning 500 persons faced drunkenness charges awaiting trial.

Edith Slaughter Dayton New York Philadelphia

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