German recruitment fears rise as Versailles limits stretch
Reports state rapid military recruitment in Germany continues despite Versailles Treaty limits. The Foreign Office says information cannot be attributed to a single source while Reuters notes rising activity in Bavarian circles with police and army maneuvers. Training of students and recruiting reviews are under scrutiny amid Allied inspections.
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Germary
Beilah Govere Sage & Rewer
Foreign Office
M Ds
Reuter
Wiy
Ger
Rhodes Scholar Chosen From Saskatchewan Five Applicants
James Alexander Corry, a 1923 University of Saskatchewan graduate and bachelor of laws, was selected as Saskatchewan's 1922 Rhodes scholar from five applicants. Corry, born in Mornington, Ontario, is active in athletics at the university and has held multiple editorial roles on campus publications. The article also touches on marine reports and broader political and economic notes, including whiskey tax campaigns in Britain.
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A Corry
Saskatchewan
Regina
James Alexander Corry
University of Saskatchewan
Mornington
Vesta County
Presbyterian Ca
Abolition of Income Tax Debated in Dominion Panel
Dr Horace J. Bethais director of Citizens' Reform Institute of Canada told the Ottawa meeting that abolition of income taxation would merely shift the burden to provincial income taxes. Dr Brittian stated that within ten years all provinces in the Dominion would have income taxes.
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Horace J. Bethais
Cittaens Rewachh
Canada
Drittain
Dominion
Prohibition League of Saskatchewan Formed at Convention
A Saskatchewan Prohibition League organization was launched at a convention in Regina with about 200 delegates. It plans annual meetings, opposes liquor referendums, and aims to send a delegation to government while considering circulating a Moderation League counter petition to collect at least 100 600 names.
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Ory
Saskatchewan
Regina
Moderation League
Alberta Government to present case at Royal Grain Commission
Royal Grain Commission Fdmon Lees Brownlee says the Alberta Government will present a stated case at the commission’s Winnipeg inquiry into the grain exchange. It is undecided how the case will be presented and Brownlee may appear if legislature sessions allow. G. H. Van Allen may present the case as special counsel for the government.
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Fdmon Lees Brownlee
Alberta
Royal Grain Commission
Winnipeg
Grain Exchange
Brownlee
Cas
G. H. van Allen
Grain Commission
Farmed Same Land For Eleven Centuries
Paris government will decorate heads of families who prove three centuries of continuous farming the same land. The record holder is La Fargues, formerly of Coutte near Molieres, on the present estate since a distant era.
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Paris
la Fargues
Coutte
Molieres
London Leaders Attack Labor Critics at Barrow Speech
London reports show Labour figure Lomas denouncing opponents who call Labor members Little Englanders. He rejects Empire-denial charges, defending the empire while stressing measured strength, not bloody victories. A separate dispatch cites a Red Army munition depot blast in Chitowir, Ukraine, injuring twenty and destroying much of the Jewish quarter, and notes Japan delaying rehabilitation funding of 93.35 billion yen amid canal and barber works postponements.
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London
Lomas
Barrow
Labor Party
Messaxe Tron
Helsingfors
Red Army
Chitowir
Ukraine
Noble Lords in Britain Claim Poverty
Lawton reports on a prewar election scene where nobility lament heavy taxation. Lord Derby warns that wealthier peers may lose their ancestral homes under new land tax and death duties, while supporters voice similar grievances from public hearings and estate discussions.
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Britain
Lawton
George Com
Dekes
Lord Derby
Liverpool
Dalkeith
Sea outlet plan for Swiss trade via Vado port study
A Soanemel project is under study with plans submitted to the Swiss Government to transform the nearby port of Vado into a sea outlet. The scheme envisions enlarging the port, building docks and storehouses, and readjusting rail lines to accelerate goods transport to Switzerland via the Simplon and St Gothard routes.
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Genoa
Thay
Vado
Switzerland
Simplon
St. Gothard
Belgium Aims to Reduce Ruhr Forces by Christmas
Belgium expects to withdraw about 5,000 troops from the Ruhr by Christmas as friendly talks with France begin on a partial pullback once Ruhr resistance subsides. The plan will be discussed with Paris once the Ruhr situation stabilizes.
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Belgium
Brussels
France
Ruhr
Paris
Immigrant Registry Plans in Britain and U S Agree
British firms and United States lines propose a new registr y system to register immigrants in the United States to prevent month end rushes and ensure fair ship quota distribution. The plan includes a neutral board to oversee monthly intake not to exceed the set quota.
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New York
United States
United
New Coalition Formed in Germany Amid Turbulent Shift
Berlin reports a three party coalition of Clericals People's Party and Democrats with Dr Wilhelm Marx as chancellor to replace the deposed Siresmann government. Cabinet posts not yet allotted but Stresemann expected to hold foreign affairs. Minority government. familiar names Stresemann Jarres Hoefte Oeser cited as possible ministers.
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Berlin
People’s, Party
The
Democrats
Wilhelm Marx
Siresmann
Stresemann
Wiig
Interior
Jarrester
Otto
Ontario Waives Claim To Assist Depositors
Ontario and senior officials decide to waive for 18 months the full payment of provincial monies to depositors tied to the Home Bank of Canada. Depositors will receive 25 percent dividends and government deposits will earn 3 percent interest, reducing borrowing needs by about 27,500 dollars.
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Toronto
Perguson
W. F. Nickle
GT. Clarkson
Home Bank of Canada
Canadian Bankers [Association
Slavia Demands German Deliveries For Yugoslav Repayment
The Jugoslav Government via the reparations commission demands Germany fulfill its obligations to Yugoslavia and deliver goods in kind ordered before August 10. It warns that noncompliance will trigger sanctions under the Dawes arrangement. A provisional Rhineland Republic government was dissolved at Coblenz by Josep Matthes, who fled as a separatist regime formed.
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Belgrade
Serbia
Jugoslav
Germany
Jugo-Slavia
Slavia
Rhineland
Josep Matthes
Coblenz
Matthes
Record Fish Egg Harvest in Lake of the Woods
Ottawa reports a record 54 million fish eggs collected in Lake of the Woods this season, far surpassing prior years. Officials cite improved fishing for Newahand Cheray and note safety workers blame miscommunication for factory accidents in New York. Detroit authorities plan to bolster prohibition enforcement to curb liquor running.
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Ottawa
Seyersmems of Marine and Fisheries
Lake of the Woods
Kenora
Fehery
Mw Land Fisheries
Chery
New York
New York A Datanue Broadcast Heard in Wor Zone
Officials announced that a New York A Datanue broadcast from the London radio station LO was heard distinctly here at WOR. The incident drew attention from listeners and prompted verification by station staff and local authorities.
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New York
London
WOR
Rum Running Warning Reported in Letters from Port
A garbled report mentions illicit liquor movement and conditions of sales near Manitome and Caled states. It notes enforcement, a price tag around 812,000 in liquor, and attempts to bridge cross border smuggling with local actors and officials involved.
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Waenington
Ieee
North Debora
Haines
Stone
Hebrideans Plan More Emigration to Alberta
Hebridean settlers have prospered in Red Deer district Alberta and a new influx is planned for next year. Father MacDonald and Father MacMillan return to the Hebrides to arrange emigration of another large group, following the successful settlement of Hebrideans in the area. The Red Deer city reports pleased officials and Calgary correspondent note the desirable class of settlers.
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Red Deer
Aita
Hebrides Islands
Hebride
Calgary
Father MacDonald
Canada
Plans Loan For Hungary From League Of Nations
The League of Nations agrees on a draft scheme to Reconstruction Hungary to be submitted to the Council on December 16. It envisions waiving reparations, a short reconstruction period under Mangars's oversight, a financial supervisor, a provision for further credit for reparations, and central control shared with the Entente, outlining liability succession rates for Hungary.
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London
Con League of Nations
Hungary
Council of the League Mnister
the of Nations
Hunrary
Mangars
Ttle
Paris press quotes dispute over Britain Italy stance on France
A Paris press summary claims Le Matin notes Britain and Italy will increasingly block France while Parisien reports London and Paris reach agreement on most points in the angle r question though some details remain unclear.
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Arator
le Matin
Great Britain
Italy
France
Real estate sharks accused in NY land scam probe
A figure of about 12 million dollars missing in a scheme selling undeveloped marsh lands within fifty miles of New York is alleged. James C. Wilson deputy assistant district attorney testified before the joint legislative committee on immigration exploitation.
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New York
James C. Wilson
Joint Tegislars Committee
Immigration prospects for Canada praised by Dr Black
Dr Black, head of the Canadian National Railways emigration department in London, predicts a heavier German immigration to Canada next year. He cites government will and machinery ready for orderly settlement of adaptable newcomers, noting German interest spans England and Scotland and Canada’s opportunities.
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Black
Canadian National Rail
London
England
Meven England
Scotland
River water blamed for Quebec typhoid outbreak
In St Jerome Quebec two fatalities and many Ill with typhoid after pipes from polluted Rivie Du Nord were connected to the town water supply. Health officials say the outbreak stemmed from demonstrations during Prevention Week and a effort to boost fire protection. Government inspectors and medical teams work to treat victims and halt the spread. A separate report notes planning for a new Russian city in the Caucasus inspired by the Soviet star pattern with parks and gardens.
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Quebec
Riviere du Nord
St Jerome
Strickem
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool adopts waivers and new contract terms
At the pool head office the Saskatchewan Wheat Pool moved to adopt waivers and new contract terms. The changes were presented to members and would affect delivery arrangements and pricing structure. The action signals a shift in policy and futures planning for farmers allied with the pool.
Help the Veterans Play Promised Prizes Fundraiser
A fragmented appeal describes a veterans fundraiser game with prizes totaling 55555 dollars for first, 13888 for second, 4555 for third, plus 23400 smaller prizes. It urges donations of 120 dollars and references repeating cost cycles and prizes.
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