Lloyd George On Role In Irish Settlement Speech
Prime Minister Lloyd George details his participation in Ireland talks, defending cautious negotiation and loyalty to the Crown. He faces Ulster questions and refrains from interruptions as he outlines the War Cabinet’s stance and Ireland's fears.
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Lloyd George
London
Hettale
Hoare
Howe
Rene
Gowers
Samuel Hoare
Ireland
Arly
Loyd George
Ulster Het
Ssa
Erk Tain
Amar Iebiain
Irelam
Direct Wireless Service Plan Between Britain and Australia
A proposed direct wireless communication plan between Britain and Australia is explored. Experts assess whether intermediate chain stations, about 2600 miles apart, would enhance reliability and reduce costs, as advisers to the government consider construction of additional imperial stations.
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Britain
Australie
Beng
Diamantation
Betwee
Austeatia Interm
Ax Han
Hes ‘Ng
Isoations
Secel
Ase
Wales Tandon
Atm Australia
Senfield
Imperial Whelers
Cla Rae ES
Siduitional
British Miners Working Overtime
The article notes a peak in mining activity with overtime seen as the greatest rush of business since before the war. Coal prices rise due to heavy demand from continental and foreign sources, with Wales experiencing similar pressure in the fish mines context. Jamaica’s Major Wood leads a British government mission to assess West Indies economic and political conditions amid ongoing postwar base discussions.
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Wales
Fish
Bu ‘Neta
Jamaica
Major Wood
West Indies
Predicts Dominion Status For India
A clipped wire-scrap discusses a British political stance on granting dominion status to India. It notes a speaker believed Britain should extend dominion status to India as it did to Ireland, predicting that recent reforms might hasten such a change within ten years.
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Erwin Caraganca
Britain
Dominic
Inaia
Irevang Y
Debates Over Maharg Resignation In Saskatchewan Legislature
Correspondence between Hon J A Maharg and Premier Martin revealed in a session last week about Maharg’s resignation as Agriculture Minister. Maharg said he faced government sympathy for supporting the Progressive party in the federal campaign. Martin denied promising Progressive support and reiterated government aims to carry on provincial work with party unity. Turner urged adherence to a party system of government.
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Questor
J. A Maharg
Regina
J A. Maharg
Martin
Maharg
Hon
Wo OR Motherwell
Progressive Party
Govern Progressive Party
Mathias
Peopleareis
Turner
Financial Conference Would Benefit Europe
The Chronicle argues a financial conference could aid Europe by uniting allies and former enemy nations, with Russia, France, and others invited to participate. The decisive agents would address reparations debts exchange issues and disarmament, promoting collaborative oversight and shared responsibility.
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Europe
France
United States
Chronicle
Russia
King George Speech From Throne Sets Out Ireland Bond
King George opens session with a throne speech promising settlement of Irish and British relations. He notes the hope that the articles of a free venture may end centuries of strife and outline future negotiations and parliamentary considerations.
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George
House of
Fearttere Jay
Ireland
Western editors note formation of distant empire
Fragmentary wire-service style item reports Neteve of Herald Hanna and others discussing a new Tirtdish Empire. The text is garbled but implies a claim that the new regime will secure unity or defense for a nation, with references to commonwealth and national identity.
Three Great Powers Reach Agreement On Naval Question
The report notes a pact among three major powers resolving disputes over naval matters. Amid unrest, rebellion leaders in Melabar grow desperate as the Agating faction's influence wanes. Observers see a shifting balance shaping regional stability and future maritime policy.
Switzerland bans German aircraft over its territory
Swiss authorities prohibit German utility aircraft from flying over Swiss territory. A notice issued by Swiss officials states that planes lacking proper German ministerial certificates are barred. The ban appears to relate to licenses and papers, with references to recent air service developments between London and Paris.
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Ming
Feteral Serta
Theban
Switzerland
Pee
Germany
Air Servne
London
F Resorts
Lawhsan Pa Utols
Prece Ary
Paris
China Proposes to Buy Shantung Railway Deal
China suggests purchasing the Shantung railway with bonds as security and asks Tokyo for terms. Japan proposes counter offers and continuous consultation in a tense exchange. Officials in China may delay final decisions as talks continue.
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China
Shantung Railway
Wasals of
Chow Tolman Fa
Inshan Omag
Japan
Sith Tokio
Benares Welcomed Prince Planned to Seize Danish Castle
Fragmentary report notes Benares reception for a prince amid tensions over a Danish castle. Mentions Danish orders for boycott, a Paris home visit, and a glittering coach. Also references Hindus, a French premier, and honors at Hind University. Unclear causes include unemployment protests in Copenhagen and police actions against workers led by arrested leaders.
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Benares
Danish
Ghana
New York
Marshal Foch
Paris
Rere Virtato
Mala
Hinds University
Jeshie
Cattle Train Sent to Finish Feeders for American Market
A transport train carrying 725 cattle feeders was dispatched toward the American market from Yorkton, including shipments to Scotland, South Dakota. The event notes a long journey and a focus on finishing cattle for export, with inscriptions on the car indicating the origin and purpose.
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Arkton Mercvant
Yorkton
Scotland
South Dakota
Ihrer
Harty Lates Hanne Oadt
Cattl
Fragmentary note on Pacific fortifications and ship classes
A garbled OCR fragment references Sethi, the Patted ships, and the Mary hind class, mentioning four bases and scrapping rotations. It alludes to fortifications in the Pacific islands, excluding Hawaii, and mentions Japanese, Australian, and New Zealand coasts in a vague strategic context. entities are unclear due to the text quality.
Retain British Citizenship or Reject Invitation in Free State Debate
The letter dated December 5 rejects an invitation and discusses Ulster and the Irish Free State. It questions the 1920 act's spirit, arguing for preserved British ties, while noting tensions over privileges, financial provisions, and potential conflicts with Fein Government influences.
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Herone Coster Capmet
Lior George
Iriah Free St Ie
Ulster
Florence
Lareil
Jotertat
France Aims To Aid Germany While Seeking Financial Stability
A French official statement indicates willingness to support Germany but stresses France may require prompt economic adjustments. The tone reflects European efforts to manage postwar finances and secure payment arrangements amid broader austerity measures.
Three U S Boats Forfeited to Canada Found Fishing
Three U S boats were seized by Canadian authorities after being found fishing in what officials termed territorial waters. The vessels, valued between 8 and 700 dollars each, were auctioned by the Fisheries Department under court authority.
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U.S
Canada
Vancouver
Ashing
Canadian
Martin
Judge Ty Court
Chey White
Dona Hon de Ent
Move To Form A Western Freight Classification Body
A report outlines plans to form a Western Freight Classification body in line with eastern practices. Mr Lanigan proposes appointing a three member special committee from the Western Car atlan Freight Association to review rules and forward recommendations, with business leaders affected by the classification to be consulted if needed.
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Western Freight Classification
Lani
Fas
Caratlan Freight Association
Lanigan
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