Bonar Law Sets Out Britain's Economic Dilemma
Bonar Law outlines Britain's economic crisis and the need for monetary reform to avert industrial collapse. He calls for moderation with Germany, cooperation with the United States on reparations and Allied debts, and insists Britain cannot fund debt while others avoid payment. He warns heavy taxation cripples industry and threatens unemployment, stressing no military action against Germany as a priority.
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Punt Law
France
United States
Germany
United Staten
Uritain
Prince
Gary Crews
Britain
Furey Pais
Great Britain
Will Boost H. B. Route Boards Discuss Computing of Mugeens Bay
Will boost H B route boards of Trage with debate on computing of mugeens Bay railway SRR. A prominent Melfort Sask member will speak at the annual supervision on the subject. Last year Mr Hill joined delegates from the north to advocate the Hay road. He shared experiences in the east relevant to a possible expert opinion for the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trage
Dicuss Computing
Mugeens Bay Ratway
Tha
Aioneind
Pasi Teelisg
Otie Saks Sheet Boards of Trade
Whset Vwavepe
Swat
van Neenemmiptesion
Melfort
Sask
Wil
Hill
North Country
Iawa
East
Wes Barrister
Free Farmers Books Offer From Agriculture Department
A distant list of topics and titles shows the Ottawa Publications Branch offering free booklets on farm subjects. Items include steer feeding, Saskatchewan and Manitoba grain growing, alfalfa, potatoes, feed saving devices, cheese making, and various farming practices. The notice cites the department and the experimental stations as sources and mentions a catalog of available publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Nostra Saskatchewan
Prairies
Parm
Si Avaiiable
Mon ‘Inne
Lachine Canal Sees Record Grain Shipment in 1922
The Lachine Canal logged a record grain shipment totaling eighty seven million bushels in 1922, vastly surpassing prior years. Wheat led the surge with more cargo and vessel activity, marking the canal’s busiest year on record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Lachine
Dusheis
London Exhibit Hopes For Holstein Breed Show
Ontars Agricultural Minister seeks entrants for a dairy show in Guelph while plans for sending Holstein cattle to a London exhibit unfold. The article notes banquet honors and a funeral service, with many attendees and a focus on national titles and dairy industry figures. It also mentions student strikes in Japan and Manitoba police commission updates, all tied to provincial and national events.
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Ontars Agricultural Minster
Guelph
Manning Inbesty
Omtano Mintater of Agriculture
Parliament opening delayed to February says Premier King
The parliament opening, initially expected in January, will likely occur in February. Premier King announced no actual date and said no advancement would be made until early in the new year. The delay follows travel and illness affecting Finance Minister Fielding and government uncertainty about exact timing.
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Parliamenhich
King
WS Fielding
Finance
Ealand
Pielding
Canada
Fei
Rexord
Italy Endures Severe Cold Wave With Fatalities
Rome reports a brutal cold snap with five deaths as freezing temperatures grip the country. Snow blankets the Apennine Mountains and neighboring regions while wolves surge toward settlements seeking shelter amid shifting conditions.
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Lek A
Canada salutes Irish Free State event
Canada and the Irish Free State exchange greetings as Dominion leaders express best wishes for peace progress and prosperity. Premier King and Canadian officials join President Cosgrave in affirming strong ties within the British Empire and Commonwealth.
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Canada
Wee Wade
Kine
Cosgrave Free State
King Ant
Cacada
Mackenzie Kine
Cosgrave
Alberta cattle win prizes at university show
The University of Alberta's College of Agriculture dominated the judging with top honors in Angus and Shorthorn classes. Judges praised herd stock from the Alberta department and university herds, naming several prize winners including a Shortlor steer and a Clydesdale stallion from the Alberta farm staff. Mare Past. shown by Ben Bortwell led the senior entries.
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Joversity
College of Agriculture
Clydesdale
Judie Bohn Wilson
Albert Warts
Angus Hlas
University of Alberta
Gaelany
Vasersity of Alberta
Awart University of Abert Alsa
Earling
Alberta Department
Cansaltan
Cledesdale
Ben Bortwell
Osan
Japs Bay Land In Australis Sydney NSW
A Reuters dispatch from Helsingor Finjan reports the Moscow disarmament conference reached an agreement but has since broken up. The note mentions June as a referenced time and cites a sale along the New South Wales coast with official sanction in London.
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Australis
Sydney Nsw
Jai Esening
New South W Coast
London
Moscow
Helsinglor Finjan
Germany Near Collapse Reported in Commons
Prime Minister Bonar Law told the House of Commons that Germany is near collapse and that this is the only information he can provide on the subject of reparations. He described the situation as critical and tied to postwar payments and economic strain.
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Longon
Meg Oe Ee
Ministe Bonar Law
House of Commons
Reiter
Premier Dunning Proposes Western Wheat Marketing Plan
Premier Dunning outlines a Western Canada wheat marketing plan linking storage and transport to a broader export strategy. He envisions a Canadian Farmers Export Company leveraging existing facilities to boost overseas grain shipments, while noting no push for a permanent compulsory wheat board.
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Dunning
Western Provinces
Charine
Saskatoon
Dunnine
Winnipeg
Termina Flesatorcilities
Hospital Eternors
Duchess of Grain
Dunnins
Farness Export Company
Saskatchewan
Condh
Western
Canada
Texas
President seeks broader naval limitation scope
Washington reports a request to broaden the naval limitation agreement to include smaller vessels and military and naval aircraft. The proposal, tied to the annual naval bill, would push the President to open negotiations with Britain France Italy and Japan for comprehensive limits on surface and submarine warships of all tonnages and classes.
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Harding
Washington
Great Britain
France
Maly
Japan
Advocates Smaller Farms in Canadas Reform Debate
A fragmented report notes advocates urging smaller farms amid political tensions in Canada. It mentions Progressive and Brandon Swift factions, calls for focused agricultural reform, and concerns over rising farm numbers and policy impacts on farming communities.
Plague In Ireland Reported Amid Rail Station Wreckage
Fragmentary OCR note reports a disease outbreak in Ireland with casualties and disrupted rail service. It mentions a railway station and references medical attention being scarce. Names and dates are unclear due to poor transcription.
Canada Is Place For Willing Workers
A fragmented wartime view praises Canada as a land of willing workers ready to labor long hours. The speaker notes desires to grow the labor force and population with new arrivals from the British Isles, urging support for Canada’s memorial at Vitus Ridge and defending the freedom of the Canadian stock within a constitutional framework.
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Howe
British Isles
France
Vitus Ridge
Canadian House Commons
Winnipeg journalist Beith dies after Tuesday night illness
Beith of Winnipeg, editorial writer and columnist for the Winnipeg Telegram and Winnipeg Tribune, died Tuesday night after illness. The veteran journalist was known for his work across local newspapers and contributed to several editorial pieces in the city. His passing leaves a void in the Winnipeg press community.
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Beith
Winnipeg
Winnipee Dark Blyth Beverly
Winnie Telegram
Threo Stars
Winnipeg Tribune
Lece
All British Dominions To Be Included In Cattle Embargo Measure
A colonial debate notes that all British dominions will join the cattle embargo and that assurances have been given that restrictions on cattle imports will be comprehensive. The secretary urges a swift, satisfactory arrangement and anticipates government legislation next year to implement the policy.
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Restian
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Southampton
Eismote
New York
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Department of Agriculture
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Lachine Canal
Tna
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Phataneromis
Jere Storm
Cape Breton
Hase
Winnipes
WJ. Marin
Torn
Hienberg Police
Et Manitoba Provins i Fo
W. Craig
Aon
Fitzaber Elans
England
Thei: Som
Leopold Feady
Batley
The
Herald
Yellow Sask
Italy
Rome
Chris
Prom
Alberta
Wol Consiger Increas
Vancouver
Parliasuter Mackenniel Board of Trade
Orient
Australia
Courtry
Henry Thornton
Canailian Nation Railways
Pacific Coast
Robert Forke
Wdom
Man
Hhe
Robert Forks
Brandon Swift
Dells of Canad
Aitmot
Scauetio
Arninento
Ireland
Rodolphe Lemieux
Animale Til
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