Briand backs Silesian line in plebiscite dispute
Premier Briand explains French stance on the Upper Seine border issue and the Sforza line. He notes disagreement among experts over voting outcomes and cites a plan to accept the Sforza line as a last resort, which would place Gleiwitz Zabjec and Tarnow in Poland versus Germany.
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Upper’ Seine
Supreme Court
Mo Brian Fe
Expr
Supreme Council
Poland
Germany
Briand
Brianh
Sforza
Silesia
Havas
Gleiwitz, Zabjec
Tarmonug
Batter Competitions Highlight Creamery Scores
The competition began in 1919 with high marks from Canadian creameries. Breeny Tait achieved the top score, while Calgary supplied 98 points for the best sample and Shoal Lake Creamery of Manitoba earned 97 points.
Fire destroys Strathclair shops in business district
A fire swept through Strathclair destroying Fue sits, Stratve dry, a hardware store and a pen in the business district. The loss is estimated around 25 dollars. Secondhand goods are considered as good as new, though costs remain.
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Stratve Dry
Strathchair
King George Thanks Premiers For Loyal Dominion Support
In a reply to the imperial conference, King George praises the loyalty and devotion of the peoples of the dominions. He notes the proof of unity shown during wartime and commends the meetings and exchange of views aimed at improving intercommunication within the British commonwealth. He thanks the attendees and wishes Godspeed on their return home.
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Vonnon Re Wazeacy Ning Seine
Prince of Wales
Prac Feeey
British Commonwealth
Hem
Ragland
Five Japanese Killed in Manchuria Clash
A violent incident in Manchuria left five Japanese dead and seventeen injured as Chinese police tried to enter Japanese premises without a permit. The confrontation occurred near Ninth Manchuria, prompting investigations by Tokyo authorities into the flare up amid hostile rhetoric and alleged holy war declarations.
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Manchuria
Tokio
Japan
Mi Obata
Allies Move To Aid Starving Russians After Looming Famine
United States ambassador to Britain reported Premier Lloyd George backing relief for Russians amid bread shortages. Hoover urged humanitarian grain aid through the Supreme Council after Briand and others discussed policy. George stressed cannot reach all savable peasants. Red Cross cannot supply miracle loaves. He urged immediate grain action as a humanitarian duty.
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Dor
Lloyd George
United States
Near East
Hoover
Reiet
Plins
M. Briand
Bord
Red Cross
Supreme Council
Drorming
Ample Harvest Hep Winnipeg West Labour Survey Called
A meeting of employment officers in Manitoba and Saskatchewan decided to notify railways that planned excursion trains from eastern points should await a survey of farm labor conditions. Officials questioned whether the west has enough harvest hands, and surprise was voiced at railway dispatches already sent.
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Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Seal
Premier Drury Delivers Address At Teachers Conference
Ontario premier Drury spoke at Convocation Hall closing a teachers conference. He urged ideals and broad vision in education, warning against narrow word parsing and advocating inspirational study. Col. T. B. Puritt led a celebration on Empire Day with talk of provincial holidays and the wartime school presence.
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Drury
EC Drury
Ontario
Convocation
T. B. Puritt
Pi ‘Pal
Provincia Normal Scuoo
Regina
Westb
Peveritt
Town Destroyed by Fire Ravages Aylmer Quebec
A strong southwest gale blasted Aylmer Quebec leaving red and blackened ruin. At least one person died and about seven hundred residents were made homeless. Mayor Nash estimates property loss around 750000 dollars as most principal buildings and homes were razed.
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Aylmer
Queys
Nash
Rich Iron Prospect Near Sault Ste Marie Canada Found
A Rich iron prospect near Sault Ste Marie Ontario shows promise in a field about six to seven miles south of the reserve within Blind River County some 109 miles south of the Sault. The float was located roughly a half mile from the site of the discovery as officials from Toronto reported. The finding involves regional officials and indicates potential iron resources in the Hudson Bay district.
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Sault Ste. Mare
Canada
Ste Marie
Blind River
Sault
Cal TA. Carrie
Toronto
Hudson Bay
Wheat Board Defunct Amid Muddled Winnipeg Meeting
A Winnipeg gathering of Wheat Board members terminated the board's activities with no formal statement. Attendees decided to refrain from comment, despite a premise that a committee would be formed to assist farmers in marketing and organizing under the board's aim.
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Winnipeg
C. Wheat Board
Farmers Board Amie
Acs
Employment Plans Meet With Response
Minister of Labor holds conferences with provincial groups to address unemployment. A coordinated national effort is expected after regional meetings, aiming for a unified plan and closer work with the national government.
Vacancy for Lieutenant Governor in Manitoba
An article reports an opening for the lieutenant governor with the term ending August 8. Premier Je Foster, acting premier, says the matter will be dealt with by Mr Meigh and hints at the probable choice, but provides no names or firm details.
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Jes Atkins
Heaten Onawa
Manitoba
Geo
Je Foster
Meigh
Unify the Laws of the Provinces Debate at ABA Meeting
Ottawa prepares to report on a plan to unify provincial laws excluding Quebec which remains under study by a committee. Each province is represented by a commissioner while Quebec keeps its civil code under the BNA Act due to its legal differences.
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Ottawa
Quebec
Canadian Bar Association
Fach
BNA
Life of Ne-Gua-nan-I-sew iConyt and a Creek tale
A long narrative recalls Ne-Gua-nan-I-sew iConyt and the 4 young relored doctor from Ubat Yam who settled near Kink ino. It follows a family tale of a girl saved by medical care, a tragic fire that claimed several lives, and the stubborn resilience of settlers led by South Wind and the Mounted Police response during a devastating prairie blaze.
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Ubat Yam
Oniatio
Kinkino
Cay Homestead
Holessian Hire
Gost
Kinistine
Santa Fe
Tanuel College
Anil
Shadd
Terson
Stony Creek
Melfort
Nilers
Regina
Mounted Police
Mer
Six U S Prisoners Released Reported in Riga
Six United States citizens held by Soviet authorities were released in Riga Latvia according to a report. Names mentioned include Emmett Ki Weston Bestes Will X B Kalamatiano HoT Lam and Russell Palling. The text notes a town cannot grow without business and urges help to the community.
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U.S
Riga
Latvia
Russia
Authoritie
Emmett Ki
Weston Bestes
Will X. B. Kalamatiano
Hot Lamare
Russell Palling
Fire Raging in Russian Oil Wells
London reports fires racing through 18 wells at Batum in Asiatic Russia, center of oil production. Central News Agency says there is no known method to control the conflagration and oil losses will worsen famine and cholera impacts, amid scarce labor and fuel for winter.
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London
Batum
Russia
Reval
Esthenia
Airship Fire Rises as Bay Launch Is Hit
An unexplained airship fires during launch in Narragansett Bay, spraying bullets and hitting a five person launch. One man is slightly injured as the vessel nearly sinks, amid claims of AI driven interference and unaffiliated patrons promoting local merchants.
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Gansett Bay
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Finshes
Ne-Gua-Nan-I
Nesttor
Filet
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Jas Debie
Tung
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