Passing the spring out in the Hudsons Bay diary tale
The diary recounts a spring passage with the Ki-say-the-nish bands, a planned march from The Vas to Birch River, and a perilous dog sled crossing where a hunter narrowly saves the team. The author describes camps, trading, hunting, frigid trails, a near drowning, and a wary bond with an elder, ending with a note that the story continues.
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Thaseas
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Liberal Sweep in British Columbia Provincial Elections
The report shows Liberals leading in the B C race with 23 seats, Conservatives 13, Labor and Socialist factions present, along with independents. Premier Olver tops Victoria polls, while Liberal candidates in key ridings like MacKenzie and Deb. Farris gain strong vote shares. six winners include Liberals. Across Canada, agriculture and grain prizes notable, with Alberta and Saskatchewan placements in spring wheat events. Romanian road lease news notes British lease plans for Rumanians’ rail infrastructure.
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Sui
Victoria
Olver
Canan Hinchchile
John Ha
Gnance
Clearibue
London Bank Robbery Nets Fast Police Pursuit
A gang wearing masks robbed a London bank using a high powered car to escape. The manager and a teller were restrained against the wall while the crew fled. Police were notified and began pursuit immediately.
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Us Fist Bank
Masked
Strength of Canadian Banking System Reflects Continentwide Reach
The article argues Canada’s banking network shows strength as few branches close, with United States notes praising stability despite western bank stresses. It notes Manitoba and North Dakota incidents, but emphasizes interlinked offices across the continent keep funds flowing and liquidity steady.
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North Daxkota
Scotland
Manitoba
Dakota
United States
North Dakota
Date Not Set For Conference With Dominion Government Delegation
A conference date is not yet set between the Dominion Government and a western delegation to discuss control of western sources. The Prime Minister's Office indicates a date will be set and the matter is under consideration. All three prairie provinces are expected to be represented on the delegation traveling east to interview the government.
Manitoba Farmers Independent Party Statement Promises Independence
Robson, leader of the Farmers Party in Manitoba, tells The that the party remains committed to independence and continues to support its provincial presence. He notes the party's stance amid questions about future alignment and leadership.
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Norris Gower
Farmers' Party
Unemployment Among Veterans Reports Worsening
The Ottawa Telegram notes rising veteran unemployment across Canada with reports from Regina Edmonton Winnipeg and Montreal. It cites western losses in industrial centers and anticipated further layoffs as GVA discussions with officials and the Prime Minister consider possible government action.
Record of Crime in Ireland for Past Year
A government summary details casualties and disturbances in Ireland through the past year including dozens of police and military deaths and hundreds wounded. It notes 181 police killed and 280 wounded, 47 soldiers killed and 103 wounded, civilian toll of 41 killed and 10 wounded, and extensive damage to courts, barracks, and raids totaling 2961. Arrests average over 100 weekly with 406 cons salvaged in November for critical offenses.
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Hondonderry
Delf
Kilmichael
Beatty Receives Doctor of Laws at Fairburg University
Lord Rector Beatty retires as Fairburg University grants him the Doctor of Laws degree in recognition of his services to the nation. He argues sea power is essential for peace and navalism remains a seal for progress.
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Merose
Mo Kose
Fainburgn
Sarl Beatty
Fainwargh University
Ad| Beatty
Alberta Auto Licenses See Record Year in Edmonton
Provincial Deputy Secretary E Trowbridge announces that automobile licenses sold this year total 38930 in Alberta, a rise from 34000 last year, as government branches maintain old records and expand licensing. The Edmonton Licensing Department notes the provincial count surpasses four thousand more than 1919.
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Aua
Tne Automobile Licensing
Knoe
E. Trowbridge
Dutch Cabinet Resigns Amid Parliament Rejection
A Milan dispatch reports the Dutch cabinet has resigned after the 50 chamber of parliament rejected the government’s plans for teachers. D’Annunito declares war on Italy as the Times notes the state of war was declared from December 3.
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Italy
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the Times
Trade Agreement With Russia Has Not Yet Been Signed
Fragmented OCR text discusses a trade agreement with Russia not signed yet. It mentions statements by an official praising a past election and hints at government debts, commercial obligations, and potential British parliamentary actions regarding Wade and related financial concerns. The fragmentary source lacks clear names and coherent facts.
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Russia
Smuggling by Plane Suspected in Winnipeg Ring
Police believe a Winnipeg based gang uses airplanes to move liquor and other goods. Alleged smugglers engage in covert operations, with bottles and goods circulating through Canada Manitoba. Authorities warn of a costly organized crime network involved in this illicit trade.
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Tribune
TNE
Canadi
Manitoba
Gas the Gopher Ottawan Ca Cance on Cuonne Bas
Agricultural Gazette reports experiments by the Department of Agriculture on using chlorine gas to destroy gophers. Findings say the gas can be released into holes to kill pests, with plans for gas containment devices and efficient, economical destruction methods.
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Ottawan Ca
Agricultural Gazette
Do Departent
Agricattace
Jewttural Department
Port of Fiume Blockade Reported by Italian Press
Italian sources say a naval squadron blocked Fiume as D trunks sinking Cadellanza halted cargoes. The Tempo notes D Annunzio may rethink his stance and has sent a confidential envoy to explain the situation.
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Rome
Messager E
Viume
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