World Happenings From The Orefly Tells Of Global And Domestic Events
A collage of early 20th century items covers international and Canadian affairs. Mentions include a British delegation program featuring images of Premier Maldwin and other officials, street musicians in Hamilton, and debates over the imperial conference amid Canada’s situation. Mussolini’s brother Arnaldo challenges General Benivenga to a duel. Rural Saskatchewan reports show tuberculosis testing uptake under one percent in a new free area, with praise for cattle displays. Russia’s current year machinery demand is pegged at 120,135 million pre war roubles, and United American Lines ships are sold to Hamburg-America Bank in a stock swap tied to a German company stake.
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Federation of Education
Canada
Maldwin
Chamber Inia
Menticanta
Hamilton
W. G. Ormady-Gore
Dominions
Arnaldo Mussolini
Italy
General Bencivenga
Govern ‘Ment
Mies
Saskatchewan
C. M. Hamilton
Russia
Intel
United American Lines
Reso Inte
Reliance
Cleveland
Hamburg-American
Once Journal
Russians To Colonize Wrangell Renamed Lenin Mitroft
A Russian expedition sails from East Cape Siberia on June 25 to Wrangell Island in the Arctic Ocean to establish Lenin Mitroft. The Red October plans to carry 20 families of Chukchi Eskimos, 100 dogs, 25 reindeer, plus 3000 reindeer pelts and Eskimo skin boats for a three year supply. The harsh climate, fuel scarcity, and food shortages are noted as major obstacles to colonization.
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Lenin Mitroft
Wrangell Island
Arcti Ocean
Siberia
East Cape
Beriog Strats
Mitroff
Nicholas Lenin
Soviet Russia
Krasny Okitd
Lenin Mitroff
Russian Court Women Find Status in Paris Commerce
The French press notes Russian court women fitting into Paris commerce. Grand Duchess Marie works in an embroidery house and hires compatriots. Princess Obelenski serves as cash-feeler and bookkeeper. Princess Froubetstol runs the cutting room. Mlle Anatij fentoff handles duties in a new setting. Alberta settlement drive reports 500 plus families located under a 1000 family plan. newcomers praised for progress and satisfaction. The text also cites health statistics showing average illness days across ages twenty to sixty.
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Paris
Marie
Princess Obelenski
Mlle. Anat] Fentoff
Stimes
Alberta
W. 8. Woods
Land Settlement Board
Woods
France and Britain reach new debt settlement agreement
In a Commons statement Churchill outlines a comprehensive deal with France over war debts. Terms set staged payments from 4 to 10 million pounds rising to 14 million by the late 1950s, with 12.5 million annually 1930 to 1996 and a later 25 to 30 year deferment option. France also gains safeguards against a French currency crisis and a transfer clause to protect franc stability.
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Recen
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Bettiah
Joseph Calliaex
Treasury
Gi Rettain
France
House of Commons
M. Caillaux
London
Germany
Britain
Britain Rewards German Firms Combat Wholesale Forgeries
European bankers are vigilant as a covert private system to curb wholesale forgeries targets the German Reichsbank. Attempts to induce German engraving firms abroad to print counterfeit English notes surfaced in Africa, India, and Australia. One man in East Africa sent notes to six German firms, requesting thousands of reproductions shipped inside accordions. The Reichsbank alerted the Bank of England, and Britain thanked the German firms with a 50 pound reward.
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Reichsbank
Africa
India
Australia
Tilleh
Germany
Bank of Euland
Canada Wins Kolapore Cup Six Point Victory at Bisley
Canada retains the Imperial Kolapore Cup for a second year defeating night-picked teams from India Jersey Guernsey and the Gold Coast at Bisley. Lieut Desmond Burke Ottawa King’s prize winner two years ago led the contingent and helped extend a lead from 300 to 100 and 600 yard stages to a clear final margin.
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Canada
Bisley
India
Jersey
Guernsey
Gold Coast
Desmond Burke
Ottawa
Pain
Saskatchewan road contracts awarded to Estevan and Calgary firms
Deputy minister of highways Saskatchewan announces contract awards for road improvements. Midale to Halbrite goes to Oliver Hanson and Oscar Hansap of Estevan Bask at about 1450 dollars. Morse to Reed Lake three miles goes to Fred Manaix of Calgary Alberta at about 25000 dollars. Baldwin to Freemont goes to H. S. Stewart of Battleford at about 14500 dollars. Calgary population listed as 77980 in directory. city officials estimate 75008.
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Province of
Saskatchewan
Midale
Halbrite
Oliver Hanson
Oscar Hansap
Estevan
Bask
Morse
Reed Lake
Fred Manaix
Calgary
Alta
Baldwin
Freemont
H. S. Stewart
Battleford,Sask
Cal P Aary
Viscount Matsudaira Tours Canada Before Vancouver Voyage
The Right Honorable Viscount Hiemin Matsudaira, imperial attache to Prince Chichibu, travels across Canada after arriving in Quebec aboard the Empress of France. He plans a few months in Yokohama with family, notes Oxford education and future Chichibu Oxford stay, praises Anglo Japanese cordial relations, and expresses interest in Canadian hunting and fishing before returning to England.
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Vane
Canada
Eimin Matsudaira
Prince Chichiba
Japan
Quebec
Montreal
Windor Station
Trans-Canada Limited
Vancouver
Yokotama
Balliol College
Oxford
Chichibu
British Columbia
England
Smart crepe dress with flounced sleeves and slashed flounces
A fashion note describes No. 1239 a straight dress in printed crepe with slightly flared slashed flounces and gathered shoulders. It opens at the neck for easy over the head wear, long sleeves gathered into narrow wrist-bands, sizes 34 to 42 inches bust. Price 20 cents. The fashion book collects patterns from style centers and offers affordable designs, priced at 1 cent per copy.
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipes Newspaper
Pattern readers in Winnipes can order by mail from The Union at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipes Pattern Ne. Submit pattern requests with clear size and design details and include payment. The newspaper offers ads and customer service contact for assistance.
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Winnipes Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipes
Missing Persons Bureau Focuses On Vanishes And Tricks
The New York Police Department Missing Persons Bureau, active since 1917, has handled over 120000 cases and solved more than 90 percent. In the past year it dealt with about 25000 real store appearances, far surpassing magicians tricks. Adults and children vanish for financial or domestic trouble, with infidelity cited as a common motive.
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Alice
Ayres
Dureau Inez
Fas
Cause and Effect Swift Punishment In England and Wales
The 1923 England and Wales homicide total reached 151 with about 28 million people. New York City saw 36 percent of its 6.6 million population murdered that year, roughly twice England’s rate. Executions were scarce in England. York had 16 executed in 1923, about 1 in 20 killers. In 1924 New York state had four executions, while city murders rose to 387, reflecting swift punishment as a substitute for delays and habeas corpus rights.
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England
Wales
New York City
York
New York State
Fowe
Detroit Free Press
May Remain Until September Excellency Lord Byng
Lord Byng will stay in Canada until mid September after his term ends in August. Arrangements will be made with his successor to meet in Quebec. No fixed date requires the outgoing and incoming governors general to arrive exactly at term end. political conditions do not influence Byng’s decision to stay.
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Lord Byng
Canada
Ofice
Lord Willingdon
England
China
Lord Bynx
Quebec
Ottawa
Mystery Woman Gertrude Bell Dies at Sixty
Miss Gertrude Bell, known as the mystery woman of British Near East diplomacy, is dead at 60. A Oxford graduate, she traveled widely and gained vast Near East knowledge. During World War I she acted as a British intelligence agent in Egypt and later served as a political official in Baghdad, contributing to postwar policy. Alberta sheep raising grows, with a 26 percent rise and a wool clip near 2,000,000 pounds amid industry optimism.
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Gertrude Bell
Miss Bell
Oxford University
Near East
Egypt
Bagdad
Great Britain
Alberta
Plac
Crossword Puzzle Clue List From Fragmented Texts
FragmentedOCR puzzle clues include numerous definitions and word lengths with scattered numbers and garbled phrases. The list mixes multiple stray entries such as water from clouds, vital points, and various common crossword items, suggesting a damaged page segment with partial clue text and misreads.
Sunday School Lesson July 2 Year’s Beginning Month
A historical note outlines the Passover’s significance and calendar reform from Abib to Nisan, linking deliverance with the new era. It discusses Exodus 11 I Corinthians 5 7 and Psalm 91 1 7, and recounts the ancient date shift aligning religious and civil years with lunar harvests. It cites Rabbi Wise and Edersheim on calendar beginnings and Egyptian Nile timing.
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Rabbi Wise
Moses Ando Aaron
Nisan
Auumn
Egypt
Nile
Edersheim
Jack Miner Crow Trap Plans Distributed by U.S. Dept
The Biological Survey of the Department of Agriculture in Washington, DC, received requests for the Jack Miner crow trap and plans. It is understood the U.S. Department of Agriculture planned to prepare blueprints of the trap for free nationwide distribution in the United States and Canada.
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Jack Miner
Tse Biological Survey
Department Agriculture
Washington, DC
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Iceland Sees Economic Crisis From Poor Fishing Season
Iceland faces an economic crisis after a poor fishing season and weak mall market. UK Icelanders struggle to stabilize currency as major fishing fleets may be forced to rest in harbor all summer, threatening the principal industry.
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Iceland
Safer Flying Craft Aims To Boost Commercial Air Travel
The board of trustees of the Guesenhelm plans a push to speed safer aircraft development with a prize fund between 150000 and 200000 dollars. It seeks top designers and builders worldwide to compete, hoping to stimulate commercial air transportation, noting current activity is overly military in focus.
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Opin Board of Trustees
Guesenhelm
Prince of Wales Receives Bison Statuette for Scouts
In Gilwell Park Essex the Prince of Wales on behalf of British Boy Scouts accepted a bronze American bison statuette from US ambassador Ala B Houghton. The gift honors the unknown scout who helped spark US involvement in scouting during a goodwill ceremony attended by about 150 scouts.
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Gilwell Park
Essex
Prince of Wales
Boy Scouts
United States
Ala B. Houghton
Loy Scouts
Unite of Goodwill and Friendship
Turkish Traffic Police Pride in Dress Described
A fragment notes traffic police in Turkey display pride in their uniforms, crimson and grass helmets, red and white striped batons, and neat carriage. Tourists find the appearance striking, while a line mentions near one cone of leprosy in Port.
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Orefly
Wrangell
Wise
Raskatchewan
Nore
Manila
Queen of the Fairies
Unday
Christ Corinthians
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