Warning For Irish Extremists Who Oppose Great Britain's Offer
London reports describe mixed reactions to Britain's settlement offer for Ireland. Eamonn de Valera's meeting signals cautious acceptance by moderates while extremists resist. Editorials in United States newspapers urge acceptance, warning rejection could threaten future peace and union.
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Great Britain
London
Eamonn de Valera
Weeland
Daily Mail
Teeland
Accept Ce
Dail Eireann
Ireland
United States
Iridh
The
Daily, Telegraph
Insurance to the future forecast at workers meeting
Hon J. W. de B. Farn, attorney-general, told Vancouver that unemployment insurance to the future was foreseen at a meeting between government representatives of workers and returned soldiers. He said some insurance system must develop in Canada because of the present national experience.
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Vancouver
J. W. de B. Farns
Canada
Italy Seeks Trade with South Russia
A dated dispatch states that Italy desires immediate negotiations with South Russia, seeking mutual facilities and advantages similar to other nations. It notes Russia’s delegates should abstain from propaganda and that Moscow will extend concessions to Italy as offered to others.
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TLA
Italy
Rusia
Rossa
Gove Aly
Two Die In Collision At Railway Yard
Edmonton Alberta two men die and two workers injured when a gasoline speeder and a handcar collide near the Edin British Columbia Railway yards. Sam Kushuk was a handcar rider and Torna Kalper was in the speeder. both died of their injuries. Wil Train local president of the GWVA and Steve Pallow of Fedora Alberta are among injured.
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Edmonton
Alia
Ton
Dunvegan
Ear
Edin British Columbia
Sam Kushuk
Handear
Torna Kalper
Peeder
Meric Wil
Ha Gwva
Steve Pallow
Fedora
Alta
Aviators In Demand Offered Big Wages By Moorish Army
British workers face reduced pay as aviation expertise draws top recruits to Moorish forces. Ministry of war signals tightening control while pilots seek lucrative overseas posts.
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Ministry of
Ar Dories
British Coal Strike Leaders Lacked Vision, Says Federation
London Herbert Smith acting president of the Miner's Federation criticizes federation leaders for lack of vision after wartime economic strain. He cites failure to focus on wage policy and protests the government’s decontrol. He asserts missteps harmed unity and stalled wage arrangements, while defending rival factions.
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London
Herbert. Smith
Miner's Federation
Federation
Lian
Fudao
Mtr Smith
Smith
Mr. Smith
Narsow
Streams High In North Travellers Use Canoe Over Former Dry Land
Prince Sask I J Barker district manager for the Hudson's Bay Company returned from a three thousand mile trip through the Churchill area. He reports rivers swollen to the point rapids are obscured and natives show good health with prospects for a strong fox and lynx catch in the region.
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Prince Sask
I. J. Barker
Hudson’s Bay Company
Wal Oi
Churchill
Andeer
Crop harvest promising in Saskatoon district
About forty percent of wheat in the Saskatoon district has been cut under ideal harvest weather with leads of forty and 1 acre likely to be common and perhaps over 25 bushels. Northern parts of the province and areas east of Saskatoon show variable progress with some fields yielding higher than others.
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Saskatoon
Harvest operations report from Brandon area in 1920
The Brandon harvest is under way with wheat brought to the mill on August 24, 1920, and earlier grain processing noted. Much of the wheat cutting is finished with good threshing results and coarse grains also harvested, reflecting local activity and money circulating in town.
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Brandon
Plate Developed In Air Photograph For Posting
A photograph plate developed in the air was prepared for printing during a plane descent. The image captured students attending a citizens training course at Rolling Field, with the plate developed midflight and ready when the plane landed.
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Washington
Ance
Aviinion Ts Possensine
Army
Passing of Peter of Serbia Former King of Serbia Dies
Peter of Serbia former king and idol of the country has died after years of infirmities and war wounds. He abdicated in 1919 when Crown Prince Alexander succeeded Nini as ruler of Juego Slavia, declaring Serbia free and expressing desire for his people’s enduring affection and devotion.
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Serbia
Jogo
Alexander
Nini
Juego Slavia
Fire Situation Improves in West Kootenay District
In the West Kootenay district a small fire scare has waned as most areas report no rain for over six weeks. Salmon Valley once a fire area shows improvement though Creek along the 501 has still minor issues, with conditions easing overall.
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Nelson
West Kootenay
Salmon Valley
Fort Creek
Seamen Sent to Prison Over Refused Commands
Reported men of the Canadian Merchant Marine were sentenced after refusing to obey orders. The piece notes harsh conditions and poor food aboard ships. A contract related to a new $9,000,000 hotel and Mount Royal Company is mentioned with completion aims for October 1, 1922 and preferences in contracting terms.
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Old High School
Mount Royal Company
York
Cat
Pekin China Armament Guide Signals Cold War Tension
A compact report notes Pekin China maintaining a 101 armament posture and cordial ties with distant eastern powers, while Washington navigates far eastern conflicts and diplomacy amid rising tensions.
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Pekin
China
Washington
West Needs More Farmers in the Rural West
The article argues rural population growth in the West lags behind, risking higher food costs as Canada supplies more via tariffs and Fordney Tariffs influence the U.S. food system. It notes Canadian farmers earn American dollars, limiting domestic growth and raising prices for consumers.
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West
United States
Fordney
Canada
Unitedd States
Britain objects to U S jurisdiction beyond usual sea limit
Britain serves notice denying U S authority past the standard twelve mile limit off Tong Island and asserts no acquiescence to extending American jurisdiction on high seas. The British Government warns that further diplomatic steps will follow if tensions rise.
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Washington
Itannot
United States
Tong Island
Marshall
Brush
Britain
Lloyd George Praises Japanese Help In War
Lloyd George saluted Japan for wartime aid and urged preserving the Anglo Japanese alliance while maintaining fraternal ties with the United States. He cited wartime naval cooperation, Australia and New Zealand support, and the Pacific partnership as pivotal to Britain’s war effort and postwar peace.
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Lloyd George
Don
Wnter
Japan
United States
Pacific
Vho
David Lloyd George
House of Commons
United
Smuts
Ereland
George
Australia
New Zealand
Theie
North Sea
Pacific Ocean
Mr. Lloyd
British Living Costs Rise Across England
The Labor Gazette states living costs in England rose compared with last month, averaging 122 percent above pre war prices in July and 116 percent in June. The rise is driven mainly by higher farm produce costs, while rents and meat prices climbed and clothing fell.
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London
The
Labor Gazette
England
Canada to represent dominions at disarmament talks
An interview states Canada may be the only overseas dominion able to attend the Washington disarmament conferences next November due to New Zealand Parliament duties. Premier Massey and Premier Hughes are cited as unable to attend, while Britain’s delegation is expected to represent overseas dominions. George Ho Perney, Canadian high commissioner in London, will lead delegations from the League of Geneva. other ministers are noted as absent.
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Zealand
Washington
New Zealand
Uth Africa
Hughes
Australia
Cansly
George Ho Perney
Cansioner
London
League of Eneva
Britain
Guibre
Doherty
State loans arranged during Premier Storey London visit
The report states Premier Hon John Storey arranged for New South Wales to receive annual loans of five hundred pounds each year for three years at five and a half percent interest during his London visit.
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Sydney
Nsw
John Storey
London
Man Killed In Thresher On Red River Route
A worker perished while operating a threshing apparatus during a work boat task near the Red River on the Greater Winnipeg Waterline. The incident occurred as he attempted to move or adjust equipment, leading to fatal injuries. Authorities are investigating the mishap and identifying the deceased.
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Hile
Rere
Red River
Winnipeg
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