Bolshevist Plot On India Independence Debate Report
A caustic discussion outlines a Bolshevist plan to separate India from Britain. It accuses the National Congress leadership of endorsing equal partnership rhetoric as a cover for imperial gains. The document calls for mass organization of peasants and workers into Soviets to press for full independence, land reform, and state ownership of public utilities under workers’ control.
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California
Java
Berlin
Moscow
Tasshkent
Automobile sinks through ice in Sorel four drowned
A ute crossing the ice on the Sorel River near Amable went through the hole leaving four occupants drowned. The driver halted and searched but found no trace of the missing man or others. A San Francisco captain, George Kinnon, is accused of sailing from danger when his steamer Newport and a lumber schooner collided near Port San Luis.
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San Francisco
George Kinnon
Newport
Port San Luis
Naval conference agitated by proposed limits on warships
Washington lawmakers debated a bill proposing the president negotiate with Britain Japan France and Italy to limit warship construction under 19000 tons. The measure carried 325000 dollars and set naval enlistment fare at six dollars, amid strong opposition and a fury of public disagreement.
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Washington
House
Great Britain
Japan
France
Italy
Five Consulates In Vladivostok Remain
The report notes that consulates of France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Georgia are to be closed in Vladivostok within a week. The Soviet government has recently taken over the city area known as Primoriya. No announcement about China and Japan consulates is provided.
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Jana
France
Vladivostok
Great Britain
United States
All
Russsia
Bel Sum
Holland
Denmark
Sweden
Finland
Pethonia
Poland
Leta
Hlovakia
Georgia
China
Japan
Radio Record Haseee Jon Shattered By Amateur Signals
Report says signals from amateur stations were picked up by RF Roesch at the Mantle tests of the American Relay League. Stations heard were in Washington Denver and Abe London. Formal settlement reaches Potts Silesian rule, with Dowbroda and other towns becoming German, while Poland gains near Koenigchuelio.
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RF Roesch
SS Ing
Lesque
Washington
Denver
Abe
London
Dowbroda
Histelis
Poland
Koenigchuelio
Canada Postal Treaty Cuts Costs Across Borders
The report says Canada and the United States will save about half a million dollars through a postal treaty. It notes the Post Office Department projects a surplus of around ten million dollars, with a $400,000 saving in the railway mail service and increased mail traffic offset by improved economy and reciprocal handling methods.
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Canada
Canesse
United States
We Internacional
Great Increase in Wheat Exports in November
Report shows wheat exports rising sharply with value at 2,192,393 dollars for November, 1922, including 860,317,665 ax co 254,036 bushels. Exports of nuts in November valued at 2259.65 dollars, with prior year figures noted. Historical figures cited compare November 1821 and 1921 values.
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Vainey
Retaliation Talk By Bombay Indian Merchants Bureau
The Bombay Bureau of Indian Merchants plans retaliatory measures against British colonies where Indians lack civil equality. A committee will study a proposed boycott of banks and insurance companies registered in those colonies. The move follows Srinivasa Sastri’s return and is seen as a response to his mission for equal status.
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India
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Bombay Bureau of Indian Merchants
Cotonies
Hese
1India
Srinivasa Sastri
Indian Commission For State
Sast
Dominions
Customs House
Payne
Canada
Cadet Movement Expands Across Canada Report
The Department of Militia and Defence notes strong growth in the cadet movement in Canada. Over 1,000 cadets enrolled recently, with total cadets rising from about 1,000 ten years ago to over 1,130 this year. Public support for cadets has increased since the program reopened in September.
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Ottawa
Department of Militia and Defence
Canada
Coal Embargo Unlikely Furl Distriputer Wants Canada and States Treated
The report suggests a coal embargo against Canada remains unlikely even as Representative Brenna of Michigan notes a push for equal fuel treatment between the two nations. Officials cite fuel delivery strains and higher freight costs as factors shaping policy and trade considerations.
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Furl
United States
Canada
Rebuilding Rheims Paris amid war wreckage
Within five years Rheims aims to be fully rebuilt after extensive WWI destruction. This year 1,500 homes wounded by war have been rebuilt while 160 new buildings rise. France hinges much on Germany’s postwar obligations and broader regional recovery efforts.
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Rheims
Bern
Reems
Germany
France
United States weighs new German war payment basis
The United States negotiates with Germany over a new reparations framework. Washington signals willingness to consult with German authorities and business leaders to determine feasible payment terms, with Secretary Hughes and Secretary Hoover involved. The plan aims to assess a reparations figure acceptable to Britain and France and to outline how payments might be structured.
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Lonton
United States
Preland
Hughes
United States Department
Washington
Ry Hughes
Cuno
Ty Llerbert Hoover
Comerce
White
Germany
Hue
Staley
Bettain
France
United States Chamber of Coompetee
Geramn
Quebec Moves To Control All Drugs In Province
Government ad outlines a bill by Hon Jacob Nicol Provincial Treasurer to regulate drug sale and distribution in the province. The measure seeks permits issued by the provincial treasury and restricts possession to those legally authorized, amid debate on narcotic enforcement.
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Jacob Nicol
Treasur
Montreu
Indians Seek League of Nations Settlement via Netherlands
Six Nations leaders and Algoma trappers discussed bringing their dispute before the League of Nations through the Dutch Government. Chief Deskuliel and party argue their sovereignty and seek foreign mediation, claiming long occupancy near Grand River and historical grants, with petitions filed through ambassadors in Washington.
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Grand River
Unt
League of Nnough
Canada
Deskuliel
Ibe
Washington
Ik Habrecht
Netherlands
League
Mollanders
Great Britain
Y Young
No Increase In Rents Grazing Love in West Will Remain At Old Price
A fragmentary Ottawa notice states rental for certain school lands remains unchanged at 6 cents per acre. No material improvements or industry changes are cited, and the rent continues at the previous rate despite calls for adjustment.
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Ivestork
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