26 Oct 1922
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Newspaper
Barrie Examiner
Location
Barrie, Ontario, Canada
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
1
Fragmented OCR lists names and roles in Toronto music scene including luminaries at churches, conservatories, and studios. Mentions Barriere Ont addresses, contact numbers, and events with dates like Saturday. References to vocal choirmaster, engineer, and conservatory affiliations appear amid scattered location details.
Lloyd George and his coalition government resign as Andrew Bonar Law accepts the task of continuing the administration. The Conservative coalition backs an appeal to the country for a Conservative leader, signaling a major realignment amid internal party tensions and a looming general election. Bonar Law is a Canadian born in Rexford New Brunswick in 1858.
The piece surveys Lloyd George loyalties and Conservative alignments, noting Liberal and Labour fortunes have fluctuated in by elections. It warns that rapid developments hinder reliable forecasts for a general election and highlights fragile government stability amid shifting voter support.
The piece analyzes the British political scene with Labor versus Liberal divisions. It notes Labor’s past showing of 362 candidates and 63 seats, hopes to hold balance of power, and warns that three way contests and silent voters may shape a bitter, uncertain campaign.
Lloyd George delivers robust speeches defending government moves in the Near East. The veteran politician adds to a string of personal triumphs and remains most dangerous when critics believe him cornered.
British cotton manufacturers delegates visit Australia to assess prospects for local cotton growing and potential Empire scale manufacturing. Queensland alone reports about sixty thousand acres under cultivation while Lancashire mills may absorb Australian production, easing U S dependence and shaping future trade and imperial policy. Morgenthau urges Canada to aid Europe and world peace.
Canada moves to establish post offices within 850 miles of the North Pole and extend sovereignty in the Arctic. The plan aims to aid whalers and fur traders, reflecting a smaller world through airship and navigation advances and a push to open mineral wealth while guarding territorial rights.
United States troops in Germany as part of the occupation force, numbering about twelve hundred, are expected to be withdrawn soon. Officials in the Harding administration oppose maintaining these troops on the Rhine if no serious trouble is anticipated.
British aviators demonstrate glider flight without motors as records fall. Germans previously set air time, with one flyer aloft nearly three hours. Captain F. P. Raynham in Britain recently achieved two hours, amid ongoing developments and high significance attached by authorities.
Canada proposes a successor to the Rush Bagot agreement to curb naval forces on the Great Lakes. Washington will decide whether to engage, with direct Canadian negotiations and possible diplomatic correspondence to finalize terms. Both nations seek an amicable understanding to avoid inland fleet build up.
Hon. James Murdoch and W. C. Coulter with Tom Moore travel to Geneva to join Hon. Ernest Lapointe in representing Canada at the Fourth International Labor Conference. Canada is expected to be elected to the conference governing body, though direct results from such conferences are not...
Readily seen. But they come in time so long as there is intelligent discussion of the affairs with which they deal. Matters relative to immigration and emigration have a large share of the agenda at the present conference.
Dr John Waugh of Toronto and Dr J Simpson announce Rabbi R Brickner of the Jewish Synagogue will speak at the North South and East Simcoe Educational Associations convention in Barrie on December 1. The association has not secured Ven.
Archdeacon Cody of Toronto was hoped to be present at the event, suggesting possible participation or support.
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