No Change Of Policy By Great Britain On The Ruhr Question
The House of Commons debate on the Ruhr policy showed limited interest due to the absence of Premier Bonar Law and Maternal illness, with critics pressing for a tougher British line while ministers argued alliances and dissuasion. Sir Austen Evans and Sir Ramsay MacDonald led criticisms as Stanley Baldwin defended steady policy, stressing allied confidence and directness in negotiations.
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Great Britain
Ruhr
Laman
Bonne Law
Poincare
Milan
Premier Muscolini
Jasparo
Belgium
Hugo Stinnewait
Laraing Worthington Evans
Asquith
J. Ramsay Mcdonald
Bawart Grele
Howeer
Stanley Ballwin
Germany
Edward Grigg
Wheat board debate signals potential for cabinet action
In the House of Commons discussions, JF Johnston of Chicoutimi proposed establishing a Wheat Board to address a censom crop. The Prime Minister indicated readiness to act, noting applications had come from only one province. Opposition pressed to keep existing law. Meighen, the opposition leader, asserted the issue's importance regardless of who leads.
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House of Commons
JF Johnston
Chic
Ant T Mier King
Robert Forks
Progress
Greenfield
Alberta
Sakatelowan
Phen
Meighien Mt
Owas
Ship Operators Propose Tonnage Policy Change
A wartime era note discusses the United States Ship Operators' Association and calls for policy reform to control shipping tonnage. The text suggests aligning tonnage with American needs and avoiding alien or foreign influence, emphasizing national prosperity and domestic contribution.
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Ship Operators’ Association
Washington
United States
Inter Rats
United State
Jon
Helly Withhold Allens
Poincare hopes Germany yields amid Ruhr dispute debate
In a tense session before the Chamber of Deputies finance committee Poincare expressed hope Germany would yield on Ruhr issues. He vowed to reveal coal and coke shipment figures from the occupied district only when officials agreed. Socialist deputy Berthon condemned him as an abominable scoundrel during the exchange. The premier later withdrew the figures and warned openness would wait on reparations progress as Paris pressed for concessions. Unemployment figures in London were noted as declining to 0, with Moose Jaw nominations for April 30.
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Paris
Premer Poincare
Chamber of Deputies
Ruhr
Germany
Berthon
Poincare
Chamber
Chamber, Refus Mt
M. Poincareport
Irea
Canadian National Roads Report Surplus Of Four Million
The annual statement shows Canadian National routes reporting an operating surplus of 4 million dollars, with Grand Trunk and related lines contributing to a total system surplus of about 4.19 million after taxes and deductions. Compared with prior totals, the system improved as western and central lines moved from deficits to surpluses.
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Pie Railways
Canadian Nations
George P Stakeis
Asidbg Mintesse Ot Tta
House of C
Thou
Graham
Desic National
Wurplus
Grand Trunk
New England
Western coal project ties Alberta resources to Toronto
A terse note reports an Alberta coal project linking western energy resources with Toronto logistics. Names and exact terms are unclear, but mention of cooperation hints at cross-city involvement in coal development and export planning.
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Edmontox
Toronto
APERS
Alberta
Albers
Greeks challenge to Angora government policy on refugees
London reports that Athens has issued a dispatch to the Times outlining a policy that challenges the Angora government. It demands ships to transfer Turkic populations from Greece and declares Greece cannot receive more refugees. It proposes a population exchange where Turks in Greece would yield homes to an equal number of Anatolian Greeks.
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London
Athens
The
Times
Angers
Greece
Reece
Hamburg Regains Prewar Position as European Port Leader
Hamburg resumes prewar status as Europe’s top tonnage hub. Last year the port moved over 12 million net tons, surpassing Antwerp and Rotterdam. British and U.S. lines now account for portions of Hamburg’s traffic, with prewar dominance shifting since before the war.
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Antwerp
Rotterdam
Bevin
Taraburg
Bes
Antferman Lines
Hambure
United States
Postmaster General forms committee on commercial wireless telephony
The Postmaster General has appointed a committee to explore practical steps for developing commercial wireless telephony across the Atlantic. Admiral Sir Henry Jackson, Major-General FH Sykes, and numerous technical experts are among the members. The announcement notes telephones show interest and support for the investigation.
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Atlantic Ocean
Sir Henry Jackson
FH. Sykes
N Nmber
Fight in Tokyo Assembly Ends Session Early
In the early hours a fight in Tokyo's assembly caused desks to fly as the session was declared closed by the speaker. The chaotic incident interrupted proceedings and prompted a rapid shutdown of the chamber.
Prince Thrown at Water Jump in Arborfield Race
The Prince of Wales rode Prince Henrys horse in the Arborfield point to point. He cleared the first water jump on the first circuit but the horse faltered at the bank on the second pass and plunged into deep water. The Prince was unseated among willows but rescued the horse and regained it as spectators cheered.
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London
Prince of Wales
Arborfield
Prince
Prince Henry
Prince, Unaide
Argentine Would Arbitrate Debt Dispute Report
The report by Attorney-General Laretta outlines proposed arbitration of a 5 900 10 peso debt between Argentina and the United Kingdom over January 1921 Britons advanced funds to liquidate a U S loan for tankers and argued the adjustment should reflect New York exchange rates while Argentina credited at par, triggering a dispute over the Drit Inu credit and payment allocation.
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Huenos Aires
Argentina
I Ain
Laretta
Pritich
United States
London scientist Sir James Dewar dies after long career
London reports the death of Sir James Dewar on March 27. A renowned British chemist and co inventor with Sir Frederick Abel of cordite the smokeless propellant adopted by the government. He originated the Dewar task also called Me was im Diseh 2 the bern br.
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London
James Dewar
Frederick Abel
Ife
Dewar
Bern Br
New Dairy Land Found in Basin Gippland District
A large tract of new dairying country has been discovered in the Basin Gippland district near Victoria. The area could support hundreds of families and promises to boost local agriculture and settlement opportunities.
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Basin Gippeland
Victoria
Manitoba Referendums Split Over Liquor Campaigns
The House split on simultaneous plebiscites amid debates on the Moderation and Beer and Wine League bills. A casting vote by Speaker Talbot set June 1 for a referendum on Moderation and another later date for the Beer and Wine petition. The council previously discussed coordinating efforts for the campaign with provinces and parties and reaffirmed no council role in candidate elections.
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Pie
Manitoba
Prague
Bat
RW Craig
Talbot
Moderation League
Beer and Wine League
Farmers Paying Income Tax in Canada 1922 Shared by Provinces
A Finance Ministry report lists farmer shareholders in Canadian chartered banks by province for 1922 and shows total farmer income tax of 1873 million dollars paid to the federal treasury. Saskatchewan led with 6560 farmers taxed, Ontario 6138, Manitoba 3458, Alberta 1638, British Columbia 640, and smaller counts in New Brunswick 48, Nova Scotia 198, Prince Edward Island 40, Quebec 250, Yukon 3. Lady Carnarvon travels to Cairo after aviation voyage and illness.
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Ottawa
Canada
Minister of Finance
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
New Brunswick
Nova
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Alberts
New Trunswick
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Yukon
Ex Kaiser Wife Visits Germany as London Dispatch Reports
Former German Emperor’s wife Princess Hermine travels to Germany with permission to stay for several months, according to a Times dispatch from The Hague. The visit signals a stated plan to reside in the country during this period.
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Germany
London
Hermine
the Times Iron Pany
Hague
Turkish Education Policy Expands Turkish Language Teachings
The Angora government in Constantinople has ordered that Turkish history geography and longwaste be taught in all Turkish schools in Turkey as part of a nationalist policy. The decree prioritizes Turkish language instruction across educator systems and seeks to standardize curriculum nationwide.
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Constantinople
Angora
Turkey
Record Fur Catch ReSpan Statistics in Prairie Reserves
Record Fur Catch ResPa statistics detail fur production of various Indian reserves in Saskatchewan Manitoba and Alberta. M Graham Indian agent in the Prairie Provinces sent a questionnaire to Indian agents. The inquiry covers 1422 animals and winter 1422 23 projections.
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Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Alberta
M. Graham
Prairie Provinces
Australia Discards Warship Plans Amid Navy Reorganization
An announcer states Australia will retire an older naval group including the battle cruiser Australia, high cruiser Sydney, plus destroyers and sloops. Naval intelligence confirms submarines are part of the reassessment, signaling a major shift in fleet composition.
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Metbourbes
Australia
Sydney
Humber
Canada Berths Bacon Trade Fallout In Four Year Span
Canadian customs records show large volumes of American bacon entering Canada from shipments tied to English markets. Jean Jacques Hasean, the Minister of Customs, presented the information to the House detailing cross border commerce and potential implications for bilateral trade.
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Canada
England
Empions
Jean Jacques Hasean
Custo
Want To Put Men On The Land Where They Can Make Good
Statement by Mr. Brown of the Cano nization Association to a House of Commons committee debates a real estate scheme to place settlers on western lands. He argues the program is non profit, government valued land, fixed commissions, and funds reinvested in migration efforts. Discussion covers funding, agency fees, and subscriber payments amid Western land overhang.
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John Willison
H. Marler
Montrea
Mr. Brown
Prine
Canada
Brow
Canad Abbot
F Cabil
Prairies
Ponta
Brown
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