New Diplomacy Inaugurated by British Premier
The British premier outlines a new diplomacy toward France and other European powers emphasizing neighborly sympathy and restraint. He seeks talks with Poincare after a commission report on Germany informs a broader policy, while Russia is asked to accept conditions for diplomatic recognition and Soviet propaganda is publicly acknowledged as subversive.
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MacDonnald
M- Poincare
Commissions of
Lek
Germany
MarDoualt
Paris
France
Mon
Brit
Withall
Great Britain
Russia
England
Socialist Party
Norsemen Heard from Norwegians on Canadian Migration
Reported estimates indicate eight to ten thousand Norwegians may migrate to Canada this navigation season. Five leading Norwegian shipmen report favorable farming conditions and aim to visit Norway to discuss European prospects. The audience included Alberta institutions and church groups. The New Brunswick legislature is set to assemble on March 6 with Premier Vernet signaling agenda items.
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Canada
Quebec
Dominion Aml
Halifax
Norway
Will Award Prizes for the Best Peace Plan
A prize program will honor the best peace plan with awards sponsored by the Ottawa Prince ender group. The event recognizes undergraduates and memorializes Me Deste, who served as European representative of the League of Nations Society in Canada at the time of his death.
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Ottawa
Prince Ender
Willam Ghares
Doyle Emer
Hugh
Canastian educational +e memorial
Deste
League of Nations Society
Canada
Future Of Dairying To Lead World Dairy Industry
Stonehouse of Toronto chairs the National Dairy Council opening the fifth annual meeting in Saskatchewan. He cites causes for the council's formation and notes support from co‑ops and dairy associations. Chief Justice Nashington and Dr. T A Claytor are mentioned in context of public affairs and health. Unemployment rises amid a recent strike affecting engineers and firemen.
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Canada
Stonehouse
Toronto
National Pary Council
National Dairy Council
Saskatchewan
Take
Fest Nashington
Tat
T. A. Claytor
Aspirin Imitations Warned in Aims and Warnings
An old notice cautions buyers about counterfeit aspirin and references Bayer as the genuine maker. It notes aspirin's uses for colds headaches neuritis and neuralgia and describes packaging options and prices. The item emphasizes Bayer’s trade mark and cautions against unbroken packages and imitation labeling.
British Opinion on Emigration Ties Empire Via Aid
The Chronicle editorial discusses emigration from Great Britain to Canada with financial aid and improved communications. It argues Britain and the Empire should unite more closely, and working people should not be retraced. It compliments Canada and hopes Britain will supply a proper share of new settlers as Canada grows its population.
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Wien
Great Britain
Canada
British Empire
Chronicle
Dominion
the Chronicle
Privileges and Equal Rights Debate Cited Across Canada
A fragmentary report discusses demands for equal rights and criticism of special privileges. Mentions Anaren McMarte, Andrew Wealen, and farm and industrial sectors. Observes tensions over social classes and the limit of special privileges in a country with strong powers and high social Manding.
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Anaren McMarte
Andrew Wealen Ter
Canada
Reform In Sales Tax Discussion In Ottawa Session
A reform of sales tax in Ottawa is debated ahead of the coming session. Proposals include a one percent tax and potential adjustments to income and postal taxes. Public opinion shows protest and humor about tax inventories while lawmakers weigh economies and revenue implications.
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Ottawa
Cory Fond
United States
Lee
Mie
Tariff plan urged to boost Canada population growth
Senator Robertson argues for tariff changes and lower prices to spur employment and raise Canada's population by 5 million in 15 years. He says immigration and economic expansion hinge on job creation and stresses reducing trade barriers and lowering the sales tax as steps to that goal.
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Robertson
Canada
Toronto
Gidwa
Labor
Conservative
Business Men's Association
Wealth From Oil Lands Indians i The Millionaire Class
A headline notes wells and leases made Indians wealthy as royalties total 56 659 and 510 by lands set aside for agricultural use. It mentions a harvest of gold from oil royalties and the wealth gained by tribes. Also a separate brief reports on political proceedings in Britain and a photograph exhibit plan for late President Harding with a Vancouver BC reception and Canadian car imports.
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U.S
W. G. Harding
Seattle
Preaklent
Tacoma
Washington Department of the American Legion
Britis Columbia Art and Hi Society
American Women's Club of
Vancouver
Vancouser
Canada
Manitoba Legislature Approves Inquiry Into Farming Issues
The Manitoba Legislature adopts Premier Black’s proposal to empower the committee on agriculture and immigration to investigate farmer production and marketing. The inquiry can compel persons, papers, and records as part of the investigation into agricultural conditions.
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Manitoba
Winnipes
Blackex
Committee On Agriculture and Immigration
W. Sanford Evans
Pes
Greek Plan Aims to Stabilize After Dynastic Change
Fragmented OCR text suggests a Greek Republican programme seeking political stability through dynastic change. Mentions League of Nations commission and Britain’s alleged position, with plans to checkmate opponents and reorganize leadership.
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Tenis Morgen
League of Nations Commissiow
Britain
Glycksboro
Nation Assembly
Taxation Facts and Dominion Expenditure Trends
Startling figures show Dominion taxation hovering near 40 million dollars with an average per person around 100. The piece notes a doubling of national debt since 1815 and compares wartime and peacetime expenditures. It highlights the shift from customs revenue to broader tax sources and rising provincial and municipal costs.
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Great Britain
Lowey
Dominion
Revision Of Grain Act Expected to Be Made
Forecast confirms Parliament will consider a revision of the Grain Act. Government aims to implement commission recommendations and adjust key provisions. Likely reduction in grade numbers and broader changes to support coordination with ongoing policy.
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Oana
Germin
Tribute to Wilson Lote Ex President and Humanity Service
A damaged notice honors ex President Wilson Lote for his service to humanity. The text, though garbled, references sympathy sent by Sir Robert Borden as League of Nations president and notes the late leader's life dedication.
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Lote
Robert Borden
League of Nations
Canada
Wilson
Nerviline Promises Quick Pain Relief Across Ailments
A damaged ad claims Nerviline conquers neuralgia and pain, with a Mr WoT of Greenwected endorsing twenty years of use and urging readers to rub on Nerviline for fast relief of headaches cramps and stomach disorders. The testimonial cites 236 in all and an unverified universal remedy claim.
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Wot
Star
Submarine K 26 Voyage Amid War Duty and Port Plans
A distorted report notes the vessel K 26 on a long voyage from London to Gibraltar and Malta. It will stay in Malta for a month before moving to Port Said and Aden. The epidemic in London shows no sign of ending, with fears easing gradually as November nears.
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London
Gibraltar
Veradas Shane
Malta
Port Said
Aden
Landoy
Waterway plan considered by U S and Canada
The United States and Canada discuss a joint investigation of the St. Lawrence waterway project. A joint engineering board may prepare a final report, or a committee of experts could lay groundwork for a treaty. Canada offers to appoint engineers to the joint board and to form a consultative committee.
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Otana
Dowinson
United Seta
Tecnica
St. Lawrence
United States
United
Washington
Dorainion
Candin
Canadiaa
Enfineering Board
Royal Inquiry Probes Profits of Grain Trade
A royal inquiry listens to witnesses on grain market profits and elevations. Delegates from Saskatchewan and Alberta appear with provincial solicitors to examine marketing and transit practices. The commission will hear testimony from regional companies including the Regina base and Western Canada concerns.
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Cer
Mugibbon
Cln of
Dam
T. J. Murray
Joe Manitoba
Awe Tingle
Saskatchewan
G. HW. van Adan
Alberta
Egan
Commission
Poin
Uieds
Piesene
EB Donah
Regina
Saskatchewan Cooperalte Btewater Company
Tsane Pillo
Travers Sweatman
Autl Mo
Unclear text on Mose era exiled leader and staged events
Fragmentary report describes Mose and followers of a Siberian faction linked to a White Army group. Mentions preparations for a stage stampede in Calgary and a conference in Calgary region. Possible references to Prince and South Africa context with May start.
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Richard Heeram
Calgary
Biinish Empire
Prince Ture
Africa
South Africa
England
Will Inion
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Canata
Bayes Manufacture
Monoacetlackchester
Salles
Aspirin Meats
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Bayer Cros
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House of Commons
J. H. Whitley
Tives
Sestern Editors
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Ronto
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Eles
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Liniment
Mose
Pepe Faser
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