End Of Civil War In Ireland Near Believed
Fragmentary OCR describes tensions in Ireland with references to national forces, irregular telegraphic links to the United States and Great Britain. It mentions cables held by Irish irregulars and limited prospects for normal life amid ongoing conflicts and press coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dellin
Vistoria
Maturasy
Espera
Acmericans
Lisbon
Cape
Buenos Aires
United States
Prisoner Numbers Rise and Reforms Proposed in Canada
The speaker argues prisoner numbers have doubled since 191 that reformation depends on separating young offenders from repeaters and older inmates. He urges municipalities to aid reform by providing employment for inmates both inside and after prison, noting about a third of penitentiary inmates are foreign born, especially in western provinces unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winniper — Brie
Hughes Stones
Peniteniarles
Hughes
Ety
Manitoba cabinet reshuffle names Bracken as education minister
A fragile excerpted cabinet list shows Manitoba premier Bracken assigned to the education portfolio. The reduced seven-member cabinet includes ministers for agriculture, public works, treasury, and law, with tweaks to duties and a focus on interprovincial and imperial trade concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bracken
Winnipee
Manitoba
Norris
Tolowine
Jobo Brakwen
Jovinetal
Black
Pey
H.W. Crale
Jeraber
Winetperulture
Neil Caninter
al Wher
Minnedos Inter of
Public Works
W. Etber
Morriscretary
McLeed
Arthur
Feet Bares St Joho Earthquake News
An earthquake shock was felt in the area around Aug as residents reported tremors. The account mentions Romer and a figure described as a king of the Uiber amid scattered references to local events and reactions.
British Cruiser Raleigh Aground Off Labrador Coast
Crews from the British cruiser Raleigh were landed safely after the ship rammed aground on Point Armour in the Straits of Belle Isle. The Raleigh, a North Atlantic squadron ship, was cruising off the Labrador coast with Admiral Sir William S. aboard and had visited Quebec recently. The vessel, built during the war to hunt German raiders, carried heavier guns than usual and was designed to outrun raiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
Point Armour
Kelle Isle
Halifax
North Atlantic and West Squadron
Quebec
Sir William Ronenham
Labrador
Bull
Department Active in Immigration Efforts Says Stead
Director of Publicity xl Stead states the department pushed immigration campaigns amid U S newspaper ads. He notes government support and public interest, while criticizing lack of action by officials and urging resumed immigration activities. He cites opposition and calls for coordination with the Union of Canadian Municipalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union of Canadian Municipalities
Sibies Beth
Hale
Fort Willam Heriot
Sage
M3. C. Stead U
Immigrante
Canace
Jonny Choudlens
Xl Stead
United States
Stead
Bad Crop Weather In Britain Prompts Call For More Sun
Crop reports warn that torrential rains threaten harvests in Britain. If sunnier weather returns, wheat yields could have been exceptional this year, but losses looms now. Potato crops are mixed as high production costs and heavy imports bite prices. International factors from Holland and Denmark impact domestic supplies.
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Hriain
Holland
Denmark
Five Million Surplus Queterine in Quebec Budget 1822
The province of Quebec reports a year ending June 30, 1822, with expenditures totaling $5,085,418 and a five million surplus outlook for the Brea! year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queterine
Province of
Quebec
League Seeks Russia Data on Agriculture and Population
The League of Nations issued a circular to members requesting information on Russia’s agriculture, population movements, and life in towns and rural districts. An information council will study the data to correlate Russia’s situation with Europe’s reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
League of Nations
Russia
Europe
British coal voyage moves to Atlantic via Canadian ships
The plan aims to ship coal across the Atlantic using Canadian Government Merchant Marine vessels. The effort follows a push within Britain to secure coal exports and maintain shipping capacity through allied government fleets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cite Coal
Atlantic
English Speaking Nations Uniting for Peace Convention
Prominent speakers at the American Bar Association convention in California urged fraternity among English speaking nations. Justice Taft and Lord Shaw praised shared language as a path to world peace, while Wickersham and John W. Davis highlighted mutual understanding and Ireland's progress as a sign of unity.
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Ban Francisco
California
Willian
Taft
Unites Blazee
Lord Haw
Dunfermline
Bulliah Mouse
Ley Wickersham
United States
John W Davis
Anne
Great Britain
Te American Bar Association
Bappy Yelp
Deruce Tart
England
Shaw
Stan Exp
Ireland
Newspapers Win Prizes At Agricultural Conference
Winnipeg Saskatchewan and Alberta led with top honors in the country newspaper competition. The North Battleford won the General Newspaper Contract, Redcliffe Review took second, Peace River Record third. The Liaotspe Cup went to the winner, with Peace River Record earning best local page and a gold watch donated by Toronto Type Foundry. Thirty five papers entered, seventeen from Saskatchewan and six from Alberta.
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Winnipeg -Saskatchewan
Alberta
Agricultural C Eee
Nocth Battier
Contrat
Redcliffe Review
Peace River Record
C Up
Meltort the
Toronto
Tspe Foundry
Saskitchewan
Ve Frown
Federal plea to aid provinces in indigent care
Editors from the Dakicas era papers urge federal action to fund old age pensions and support municipalities in caring for the indigent. Delegates press for a federal solution to provide for aged and needy residents. critique provincial and federal settlements on money spent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesane
Cty
Quebec
Russian Rebels Sentenced Amid Soviet Trials
The Revolutionary tribunal sentenced 34 defendants to death including three women such as Miss Eugene M. Rattner, part treasurer, amid charges against fourteen to thirty four Socialist Revolutionaries. Among those condemned are informers, with three acquitted and the rest given prison terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscus
Social Revolution Gulv
Revolutionary
Hieh
Seve
Kugene M. Rattner
Medel Vain Cua Pri
Laiormar
Probe Ordered Into Brune Leader Death By Propeller
Regina Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Air Federation telegram to Dominion Air Board orders a court of inquiry into the death of Joseph A. Tepe editor of the Brune Leader. Tepe was killed August 4 at Brune during a flying demonstration when struck by a ground propeller. Spence said probe plans not yet finalized and date not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaiter
Brune Leager
Regina TH. Spence
Saskatchewan
Candian Air
Dominion Air Board
Joseph A. Tepe
Brune, Sask
Whoring Ce Association
Tepe
Brune
Clerewater
Spence
States Ordering Coal From Wales
The United States maintains strong coal demand from Wales due to the miner strike here. Orders for an additional 600000 tons were received in a few days, bringing August and September totals to 15, while the supply faces heavy demand and limited availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardiff
United States
Swatow Death Toll Estimated At 50 600
The United States consul at Swatow reports an estimated death toll of 50 600 and 100 000 homeless after a disaster near Hong Kong. Relief is urgently needed, according to a note to the American legation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swatow
Hong Kong
United States
New Zealand Eyes Bigger Naval Defence Plan
Premier Massey signals a push for expanded naval defences as voices grow in the Dominion about Imperial requirements. A budget0ary debate looms and the matter will be opened in Parliament to gauge support for stronger Empire defence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Welling
Dominion of New Zealand
Jhe
Healuta
Fragments hint at Nordic naval ties and political aims
Unclear OCR output references naval relations between Nordic states and imagined power dynamics. Mentions Copenhagen and Sweden with vague phrases about diplomacy, royalty, and lasting friendships. The garbled text implies discussions of allegiance or influence without concrete facts or names.
Allied Premiers Face Hard Reparations Clash
Poincare and Lloyd George remain far apart on German reparations and a Rhine customs barrier. France seeks a brief moratorium to push reforms while Britain urges continued payments with conditions allowing Germany to recover. A rupture seems possible if the two leaders cannot bridge the gap at the talks.
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Landen
M. Poincare
M Lloyd George
Germany
Rhine
Ruhr
Mr. Lloyd George
Ps Care
Europe
Lloyd
Lloyd George
Bordefr
Pointare
Edward M. Grigg
Levard George
George
Jasan
Frits Ing Street
Powe
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Pertertares
Manitoba Farmer Cabinet
Empire
Bainin
Devel Moris
Newfound Feud
Rogland
Reid
Department
R. 4. C. Steag
Britain
League
Suester E. Mofat
Rocky Mountain Hosette
Yivan Lake
Alta World, Alta
Winnipeg
West
Victoria
Canada
British Columbia
Department of Immigration and Colonization
Chaves Stewart
Wincipes —Tropeeas
Sink
Canadian
Muni
Wales
Dominion
Enmark Resente Naval Vi
Copenhagen
Swenist Rele Me Labs Stich
Trebos
Deriesce
Swellen
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