Activity Returns as Western Coal Mines Resume Work
Reports from western coal areas indicate a partial return to operation after strike impact. About 200 men are needed for harvest work and 1000 more in southern regions, with labour shortages persisting across mine camps and districts. Estimates show wage losses totaling hundreds of thousands, while unions anticipate renewed capacity and a large scale production rebound later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarvis
Yoasi
Lameworthy
Laem
Sonthiera Niber
Calgary
Hase
Canad
Knowles Couriliation Board
Jueiens
Chinese Declare Peace Ends South China War Pact Banner
A garbled report suggests a faction in South China announces peace, claiming government proof of a halted conflict. The text references shifting tactics and a claimed pact, with leaders signaling an end to hostilities between opposing sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South China
Ie Endes
Quebec Surrenders Fines Under Federal Fire Service Act
The federal government claims against Quebec arise from fires and the Mutary Service Act in the province. Quebec to retire 2000 dollars payment, in addition to 80,000 dollars already turned over to the federal treasury. No further claim from the payment to Quebec government. Large number of fines and penalties ought to have been remitted to the Receiver General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawe
Provice
Quebec
Federal
Treasury
Tote Quevec
Seed Grain Marketing System to be Undertaken by Alberta Dept of Agriculture
Announcement by MA Craig of a new seed grain marketing system to be established by the Provincial Department of Agriculture. The plan aims to encourage pure seed production in Alberta pending approval by Minister George Heatley. Arrangements completed and operations to commence in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apartment of Agriculture
Edmnomion
Alberta
Department of Agriculture
George Heatley
MA Craig
Dep
Vulter
Toarketine
Riley's Standard Bearer Arrested Charged In Ottawa Case
A report from Ottawa notes the arrest of Garnet on a charge linked to desecrating a flag and misleading identity during a wartime incident. Davi Hunter, a complainant, alleges the theft of a linen uniform and related misconduct involving a minor. The piece ties military context to local disruptions and price shifts in flour markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toropie
Oavns Evannens
Ottawa
Ser
Davi Hunter
4Th Highlanders Regiment
Garnet
Ireland Mourns Collins as National Loss in Cork Ambush
The death of Michael Collins, a leading Irish Free State figure, is mourned as a national loss. British figures express condolence as Collins died amid fighting around Cork, amid public reflection on the rebellion and the broader struggle for liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Collins
Free State
Np J. Duggan
Farmers urged plan to ease grain glut and debt load
A proposal backed by Premier Dunning calls for a gradual liquidation of farm and merchant debts to prevent wheat price collapse. Banks, via the Bankers' Association, pledge proper banking accommodation and support to extend credit to farmers while avoiding crowding cash gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerica Sexe
MacKerai
Anaries Dunning
Dunning
Yuld
MacKenzie King
Downing
Frederick Willkame Taylor
Associaton
Frederick
Sear
Murder Plan In Egypt Alexandria Exposed
A British subject attack in Alexandria links to a murder plot against Egyptian nationalists. Lieutenant Colonel Prewt, Royal Arms Pay Corps, was shot and wounded on Kadi of Fadl Street while heading to his office. aid was provided at the Officers Hospital Abbassien. The incident increases tension as doctors treat the injured and the public protests grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Olone
Arthur Frederick Hamilton Ikoil
Egypt
Zagioul Pasha
Tie Hiitish
Prewt
Royal Arms Pay Corps
Kadi
Fadl Street
M Abdel Meg
AC Abbassien
Western Coal Strike Over Near Settlement In Alberta
Alberta miners and operators near a settlement on a Western coal strike. An agreed plan includes a 9 percent provision and a referendum before final ratification. officials expect a quick return to work as signing advances this week. George Ham Celebrated 75th Birthday at Windsor Station. A gold jet fragment and Sudbury discovery noted with ongoing exhibits. Missing Miss Macurite Lindsay sparks search in Labrador and Cartwright area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calgar
Alberta
Alberta Cos
Oper
Ners
Washington Official Defines Status Of The British Debt
Dublin reports that the Irish Free State government will align with lines set by Liam or Michael Collins as cabinet talks forewarn necessary policies. Secretary Mellon in Washington explained that British debt obligations held by the United States relate to Allies and not direct British government funding, and that U S assurances covered allied purchases and wartime credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Dublin
Sion
Great Bruts
United States
Britain
Metion
Metin
Treasury
Mellon
McMellon
Freight Shed Fire Destroys Fort William Structure
A fire at Fort William Ontario heavily damaged the Canadian Pacific Railway freight shed No 3 and spread to box cars and contents. The blaze destroyed cement sacks nails binder wine and miscellaneous freight worth substantial sums with repairs and car losses estimated well over seven figures. Passengers in nearby locations witnessed the scene as investigators sought the fire’s origin while steamers and local crews responded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Witham
Freien
Canadian Pacific Railway
Kenora
Taeoran
Fors Willam
Soviets May Expel Russian Scientists
Reported move involves 5 of 200 Russian scientists facing expulsion as authorities clamp down on perceived disloyalty. The government signals increases in surveillance and potential departures for researchers deemed unfriendly to Soviet policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Russia
Serious Economic Woes Hit Ireland Amid Bank Stays and Trade Strain
An outline of Ireland's worsening economy cites rapid declines in prices and agricultural exports. Banks hold steady support, but credit tightens as farmers face months of reduced advances and disrupted rail networks. Perishable produce storage challenges force curtailed creamery operations, signaling broader instability. Also noted is a historical Irish Channel swim revival by Burgess, with French rival Jean Michael attempting a similar feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Fusin
Dover
England
Burgess
Engish
Freneh
Jean Michael
Canadian Wheat Exports May Boost Through Canadian Ports
Western wheat shipments may rise via Canadian ports after complaints about grades from Canada shipped through U S ports. Minister Robb led talks with Britain over elevator facilities to ensure higher Canadian wheat standards. Officials seek a shift to export more Canadian grain through Canada to protect quality in world markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canada
United States
J. A Robb
Britain
Canila
Old Country
Robb
Boe Qand
Canadian Morte
Chile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ile
R Witha
Union Covtieriey
Tie Ferniber J
Addon
Naritt
Ne Banics
Sun Wat
Riley
Vancouver
London
Michael Col Mhin
Guer
Arthur Grit
Cork
Gri Ald
Lisle
Adr Breadih
Arihar Geimen
George
Lad
Hae Feanvie
Fred Stevens
the Gazette
Baldur
Manitoba
Western Coal Strike
George Ham
George Ho Ham
Parise
Windsor
Ontario
Sudbury
Macuritte Lindsay
Grentell Mission
Cartoscight Labrador
Herbert Plummond
Miss Lindsay
de Falls
Jeter Mies Lipdiss
Fort William
Montreal
Canadian Railways
Saskatchewan
Canta
Paris Air Express
Paris
Voulogne
Departament of Trade and Commerce
Graly
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!