Great Britain to Pay War Debts to United States in Full
London parliamentary debate covered Allied debts and German reparations. Robert Horne argued Britain would not evade obligations though its tax burden was heavy. Asquith criticized the Balfour note and cautioned against pressuring the United States over war debts while European issues remain unsettled.
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Great Britain
United States
London
Earl of Ballou
Britain
Robert Horne
Hhe Achequer
Robert
Asquith
Balfour
England
Amundsen and crew to winter at Point Barrow
The report states Roald Amundsen and Lieut Oskar Oudal will winter at Point Barrow aboard the schooner Helnes after transferring from the exploration ship Maad. Lieut G Pullen, a Canadian aviator, is said to have left Amundsen’s services. details of the change are unclear.
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Koata Amundsen
Ode Beceseary
Thane Polar Steil
Oskar Oudal
Maad
Helnes
Porn Barrow
G. Pullen
Amundsen
Fontim Tie
Suimuer
Fires in Canada and health measures spark regional alerts
The pamphlet from the Canadian Forestry service notes widespread forest fires across Canada with Central Quebec and British Columbia impacted. Seaplanes aid firefighting, drastic health rules aim to curb contagion, and cafe patronage drops as authorities warn of beach closures and rising deaths amid heat and smoke.
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Ascot
Columba
Quebec
Appointing Officials For The New Wheat Board
The chief executives of the Canada Wheat Board in 1919 Messrs Dttana James Riddett are asked to become chairman and vice chairs of the new Wheat Board to be formed under Dominion Parliament legislation. Alberta and Saskatchewan governments selected Messrs Stewart and Riddell, and the Dominion Government accepted the nomination. If they accept, appointments will be made at once and they will travel to Ottawa to organize the board.
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Messrs. Stewart and Riddell
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Ottawa
Dominion
Tern
Teers
Stewart
Riddell
Manitoba
Wheat Board
Pew Board
Tiawa
Ahitect
Iivi
Hae
Theroat
Winniper
France Plans Rhineland Separation and Penalties Scheme
A French proposal to detach the Rhineland from Germany would create a separate administration with its own ministry and finances under Allied supervision. It includes expelling Prussian officials, political and economic controls, and measures to compel German debts to French citizens, with Allied authorities enforcing compliance.
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Paris
Poinesre
Rhine
Knier
Inventor of Telephone Dies as King Sends Sympathies
Premier of Canada King sent a message of sympathy to Mrs Sell on the death of the noted inventor Alexandra Grataia Bell at his home in Noval. The note praised the inventor whose creation changed history and pledged pride for the country in recognizing his contribution.
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King Sert
Sell
Ottawa
Tie King
Canada
Alexandra Grataia Bell
Noval
Cath Zone
Great West Bank To Quit Business
An advertisement signed by J. K. Metupis of Regina states promoters of the Great West Bank of Canada will wind up the bank affair. Sufficient capital was subscribed to secure the necessary certificate from the treasury under law, with expenses allowed.
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J. K. Metupis
Regina
Great West Bank of Canada
Treasury
Bottomley Expelled From Parliament
Lonnen-Jeraimouvanes, former editor of John Ball, expelled from the House of Commons by a Chambers vote after a letter read by the speaker requesting leave for hospital was read with sorrow. The author urged the House to show generosity and sympathy, while the reading drew dead silence.
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Lonnen
Jeraimouvanes
John Ball
House of Commons
Famous Racers Perish in Fire at Hatfield Massachusetts
A lightning strike on the Connecticut Vi Farm fire destroyed a racing stable and caused the deaths of three famed stallions. The blaze, which burned about 40 horses, left the stable valued at 5 dollars and horses valued at thousands destroyed. Notable victims include Peter Vonnia, a 15 year old gelding by Peter the Great valued at 15,000, the Earl of Chatham and Nelson Todd, each valued at 5,000.
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Hatfield, Mass
Connecticut Vi
Joey
Peter Vonnia
Peter the Great
Earl of Chatham
Nelson Todd
Soviet denies authorization of vodka sale reports
Moscow officials deny claims that the Soviet government will permit vodka sales as reported by international outlets. The denial reiterates that any sale plans have not been officially authorized and warns against misinterpretation of official statements.
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London
Moson
Australia Approves Pacts Ratified After Washington Talks
Melbourne reports the House of Representatives ratified the treaties formed during recent talks in Washington. The government announcements confirm binding commitments and outline next steps for implementation across sectors.
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Australia
Melbourne
House of Representatives
Washington
Fuel Board Plans to Secure Coal Supplies Across Provinces
The Dominion Government forms a Central Fuel Advisory Committee to supervise coal and fuel supply, with ministers and premiers in conference. The panel will advise provinces and rely on ordinary trade channels, avoiding control. municipalities should seek provincial aid first. Northcliffe recovery prayers noted in Hertfordshire. Shipping Claims settled with British Ministry of Shipping. Adams Kennedy quoted.
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Fuel Board
Dominion
Kew
Drury
King
Kennedy
Ontario Premies
Tis
Cormister
Les
Fed Committee
Shipping Board London
House of Commons
Angreement
Ministry of Shipping
WC. Kennedy
Jeways
Central Fuel Advisory Committee
CA. Magrath
Feed McCost
McM. Mahoney
Washington
Mahoney
United States
Pennsylvania
Evely
Munteipath Lee
Cental Puri Comittee
China Seeks Permanent Constitution Agreement
China aims for a permanent constitution akin to the United States. Parliament and President Li Yuan Ming back adoption. The cabinet says each province will retain its own assembly and that southern provinces’ demands are to be met.
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China
Pekin
Li Yuan Ming
United States
Beliefea
Owinelal
League Council Schedule Finalized for August 2010
The League of Nations council sets the next meeting for August 30 and confirms sessions will be presided over by Quinones de Leon of Sos. The event, marked by officials, aims to discuss urgent international matters and coordination.
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League Council
League of Nations
I Quinones de Leon
Sos
Debts Wake Up War Allies In British Note
London debates how to recover international war debts as Lloyd George and ministers consider the implications of Earl of Balfour’s note. France and Germany loom large in reparations talks while the cabinet weighs responsibility and strategy.
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London
Great Britain
Earl of Balfour
Bu Dusiners
Previers Lloyd George
Cles of
Thok Grea
Germany
Paris
France
Mr. Lloyd George
M. Poincare
Lord Balfour
Balfour Pote
Sir Auckland Geddes
Remarkable Letter Warns of Vegetable Compound Cure
A testimonial from Mrs Esn x Davimy A McGee describes severe nervous strain and relief after using Lydia Be Vegetable Compound. She claims the medicine restored health, energy for work, and the ability to nurse her baby, urging others with similar conditions to try it and see results.
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Janis
Lydia
Winuiges
Monicha
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