U S Censored For Interference In Irish Question
An Essen despatch to the Rotterdam Courant reports labor union and Socialist party demands in Germany. They threaten a general strike unless the government recognizes Bielefeld resolutions, abolishes military measures, frees General von Watten, and grants party hours to carry out the armistice at Bielefeld.
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Rotterdam Courant
Essen
Movernent
Germany
Bielefield
Vor
Watten
Carty
Bielefeld
Debate and policy clashes fill parliamentary record
Fragmentary notes show Lloyd George and Sir Edward discussing policy amid opposition to the 1934 act and Irish matters. Mentions of Hudson Bay Railway progress, Ulster tensions, and Italy’s foreign representative reflect a broad parliamentary episode with scattered foreign references.
Asquith Attacks Home Rule Bill In Commons Affair
In the House of Commons Mr. Asquith challenges the Home Rule Bill amid Ireland’s issue. The political duel pits the premier against the former premier as the debate shifts toward committee stage. Ulster Unionists and Irish self determination loom as key contested points.
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Ireland
House of Commons
Asquith
Only Rumors That Wheat Is Hauled to U.S
Ottawa reports no confirmation of farmers moving wheat to the United States boundary and crossing with wagons to dodge price controls. Foster notes officials have heard only scattered mentions and no concrete action. MacNutt discusses potential compensation for seed wheat losses in drought areas.
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Ottawa
Foster
Gov
United States
MacNutt
U.S
Hudson Bay Road Completion Urged by Western MPs
Western members pressed the railways minister in Ottawa urging completion of the Hudson Bay road. The discussion centered on funding and a promised review of the matter, with proposals to set aside a portion of the budget for the project.
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Hudson Bay
Ottawa
Settlement of Palestine Arabs to cooperate in restoration of the Holy Land
Settlement of political difficulties in Palestine by cooperation of Jews and Arabs is reported. The Zionist organization states Arab leaders will not expel or injure Arabs but seek mutual benefit and coexistence in the Holy Land. In other news, T H Knight set a Cleveland Chicago speed record at two hours. Bolsheviki lose ground as Warsaw fights to retake territory amid heavy fighting last week, with allies advancing.
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New York
SeSperay
Palestine
Holy Land
Zionist Organization of
Aner
Adi
Zionist
Cor Palestine
Vaal
Palestinai
Tein
Aspir
Cleveland
Chicago
Cleland
T H. Knight
Knight
Warsaw
Washington
Gemany P
Spre
Fawee Prater
Jothers
Republican Conmatt
Chatr
Tman Foster
Gremars
Esilent
Tos Derhasad Y Tee
Gerwaty
Fora
Alern Campbell
Sainciity
Holland Refuses New German Emperor Recantation
Allied powers accepted Holland's note denying any reconsideration of the former German emperor. The British premier stated no new German emperor is to be recognized, and a strict censure map would be set, as reported by the Daily Mail.
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Londoane
Anea
Holland
Daily Mail
Derek Gove
Winnipeg Labour Meetings to Press Release on Strike Leaders
A wartime style dispatch reports the Winnipeg defence committee planning meetings in April to discuss Ways and Means for releasing strike leaders and addressing support for dependents. It notes doubts about outside influence and hints at possible regional reach east and west of Tab thou nd. Shorter hours for nurses is also mentioned as part of campaign measures.
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Winnipeg
Jares Law
Defence
Isa
Tab
McLaw Fog
Defence Committee
Ted
Fhece Deperidental
Trapitst
Daylight Saving Confusion Spreads Across Canada
Adoptions of summer time cause confusion in Toronto and border cities as Canada-wide shifts align with U S daylight saving. By May 2 Toronto Ottawa and Mon realign clocks, while Niagara Falls and frontier regions await provincial decisions and railway timetables adjust accordingly.
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Toronto
Canada
United States
New York
Ottawa
Niagara Falls
Ont
Kanada
Asa Doseinion
Provinciarucasure
Hablan
Dstrice
Ganada
Nile
Canadian Loan flotation planned by Paris council
The Municipal Council voted to float a loan to be repaid from proceeds tied to reserves in Canada. It notes indigenous reserves totaling 38 10 and a grand total of 38 10 in the context of building on reserves.
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Canada
Paris
Ortay Am
Dos
Turkish Forces Destroy Bridge in Constantinople Area
Fragmentary OCR notes report a bridge destruction near Biledjik Constantinople and Punjab areas. Mention includes nationalists and consular advisory, with references to customs and Ottawa.
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Constantinople
Nationalis
Biledjik
Altai
Punjab
Will Declare State of War to End as Wheat Board Action Rumors Rise
A Canadian Wheat Board price move on flour is linked to export market constraints and rising manufacture costs. Quaker Oats leader George A McDonald and a delegation pressed the government to adjust board actions, seeking cooperation to ease mill scarcity and stabilize domestic flour prices amid wage and employment concerns.
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Ottawan
Ry George A McDonald
Quaker Oats Company
Canadian Wheat Board
Germany to limit Ruhr troops under allied authorization
Fragmented report notes German government pledging to behave and not send more troops into the Ruhr without Allied authorization. The piece references treaty violations, Allied oversight, and broader postwar political maneuvering as leaders debate war limits and future settlements.
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Ruhr Valley
M. Millerand
National Railways Face Major Deficit and Rate Debate
Dr. Reid presented the first annual government rail budget showing a $88,000,000 to $106,000,000 deficit after rising operating costs and fixed charges. He warned the Grad Trank Pacific loss would be addressed later and floated freight-rate questions, leaving the final decision to Parliament and the public.
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Reid
Advanc R Fis
McAdoo
Dr Reid
Sion
Nere
Canadian Pacific Railway
Reid P
Canada
House
Theople
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