Quota Laws May Tie Canada to U S Immigration
Ottawa officials note United States quota laws may not apply to Canadians yet. Discussions explore a potential agreement requiring Canadian residents to spend years in the Commonwealth before entering the United States, addressing U S immigration concerns.
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Federal Immigration Department
United States
Cagadias
Republic
United Lates
Inlet
Canada
Cominion
United
Successful Radio Test Amid Transatlantic Series
The fourth transAtlanteam radio test, organized by the American Radio Relay League, drew hundreds of amateurs in the United States and Canada listening with ease to transmitting stations in France Great Britain and Holland. The rescue headquarters tracked nine British five French and two Dutch sending stations and a westward report from Royal V Howard of Oregon confirming reception of European stations.
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Marivore. Com
American Radio Relay League
United States
Canada
France
Great Britain
Holland
Radio Tela Lescue
Royal V Howard
Oregon
Germany to Open Inquiry on Financial Reparation Costs
A Reparations Commission will start inquiry into Germanys financial situation on January 14. The two expert members assess the budget and meet in the German capital. Sir Robert Kindersley, rector of the Bank of England, is named to replace Moniacus as chair.
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Reparations Commission
Germany
Abs Atte
Cond
Robert Kindersley
Tank of
England
Moniacus
Favors Policy of Protection Within Empire in Quebec
An Imperial Conference echo at Chateau Frontenac luncheon as W F Masseyler of New Zealand argues for protection within the Empire. He notes Dominions must ratify decisions, supports preference, and asserts the Empire should unite on tariffs despite delays by premiers.
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Quebec
London
Chateau Frontenac
Sehen Richt
W. F Masseyler
New Zealand
Masses
Massey
Difficulties of Anglican Catholic Terms Debated at Lambeth
A Christmas letter from the Archbishop of Canterbury summarizes a private Anglican Catholic conference on the 1920s Lambeth resolutions. Participants were not official delegates, and the meeting aimed to restate controverted sections and clarify terms. The Archbishop notes immense difficulties and the need for further conversations, suggesting progress is slow and uncertain.
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London
Canterbury
Hasis
Arebbielop
Wau
God
Radio to spread Christian teachings via church broadcasts
Chicago reports a Radio Digest article noting major denominations plan to use radio to disseminate religious messages. A Marconi backed station in Valleau Ry could enable Rome and the Vatican to reach millions worldwide, with Protestant churches, especially in the United States, pursuing the broadcast expansion.
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Chicago
Radio Digest
Vatican
Guselmo Marconi
Valleau Ry
Rome
United State
Prory
Meat Production Jump Signals Price Decline
A fractured report notes US meat production rising sharply, driven by pork with ten million more hogs bought than in 1922. Wholesale meat prices reportedly fell to decade lows, with declines from peak prices estimated between 3 and over 30 percent.
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United Fear
Institute of Vat Packers
Presbyterians to push federal control of movies in D C
Officials of the Presbyterian Church in congress plan a campaign for rational legislation to bring all modern picture exhibitions under federal control in Washington on February 13 and 14. Ontario reports show dairying remains strong, with Farmed Ontario counties indicating robust dairy farming this year. Edmonton Chinese protests arise over Canton remonstrations as marines guard customs houses.
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Presbyterian Church
Congress
Washington
Ontario Farme
Toronto
Ontario Department of Agriculture
Edmonton
Thatse National League
Edmonto
Canton
Statue planned for Lieut Colonel Baker MP
Preparations underway for a bronze statue to Lieut Colonel GH Baker MP for Brome in the House of Commons corridor. Baker, the only Parliament member killed in action during the war, is honored as work from the sculptor arrives for an unveiling ceremony to be held with a suitable ceremony.
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GH. Baker
Brome
Col. Baker
Tion
Sam Sharpe
Hina
Changes to Sales Tax Likely Soon In State
Prospective modifications hint at adjustments to exemptions and value assessments under the act. Officials indicate changes will be announced, with possible inventory system changes and a potential rate modification on the print tax.
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Ito
Uso
Canula
Fleet personnel shortages hampered operations report
Chief of Naval Operations cites severe personnel shortages in the last fiscal year hindering fleet efficiency. Coontz notes crews were needed for several new battleships, stressing a push for adequate staffing and readiness. A California volcano eruption near Lassen Peak adds to the era's disruptive events, while a Sacramento accident injures a police officer, and Canadian National Railway announces wage reductions for day laborers.
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Sacramento
Calif
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United States
Irou
Venizelos May Insist Upon The Return Of King
Athens dispatch notes Venizelos may press for the king's return while factions react. Pro republican papers warn restoration is futile and that Venizelos victory is not assured, with parties wary of renewed dynastic aims and constitutional changes. A Canadian Pacific Railway inquiry head Rufus Gartner Cinin, 60, dies at Regal Victoria Hospital after brief illness.
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E Democrats
Revolulamars
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Hletetiam Lamon
Situa
Monreal
Rufus Gartner Cinin
Dep
Canadian Pacifc Railway
Regal Victoria Hospital
Opening Of Parliament and Bok Peace Award
Announcement on the opening of parliament expected early February with two date options. Cabinet plans include the legislative programme while the Bok peace award case may advance if the American public approves the $10 prize. Weather and other unrelated notes appear in a fragmented, damaged text.
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DMWA
Boston
Enid States
Edward W. Bok
Increase in Lake Grain Shipments Across Regions
Official grain movement figures show a rise in lake shipments from September 2 to December 14, with 02 bushels moved by ware from Canadian lates to Eastern Canada and United States, compared to 346 bushels in the same period of 1922.
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Canada
United States
Living Costs Fall From June Highs But Remain Above Prewar Averages
The United States Bureau of Statistics reports September living costs were 203 percent lower than June 1920 due to a consolidation of 32 categories, yet still about three quarters above prewar levels. The breakdown shows clothing 28.2 percent, housing 12.4 percent, fuel and lighting 5.3 percent, furniture 5.1 percent, and food dominates total expenditures with notable shares in other categories.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Turn of Tide in Agriculture Signals Policy Shift
A U S Department official declares a turning tide in American farming as laws push farmers to boost production and endure hardship. He warns rewards lie not in land value but in sustained annual profits, aiming to feed the population at reasonable prices while ensuring fair returns for producers and workers.
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Ageicu
United States
Belgian Soldiers Claim 1917 German Internment
Two Belgian soldiers arriving in Brussels report they were prisoners interned by Germany since 1917. One says he worked on a farm under guard and knows 16 other Belgians captured in the war who remain held. The government will press Germany for details if true.
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Brussels
Berin
Settlers May Arrive From Sunny Italy
Premier Musid of Waly shows interest in Italian immigrants as Captain G Franc reports on CPR routes. Ottawa immigration officials and Col Derhis are to assess numbers and aims of farming families from Italy who seek land settlement in Canada. Captain Jand says these skilled farmers are eager to move and could bolster agricultural development across western provinces.
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Canale Wishown
G. Franc
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Extet
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Immigration Department
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France
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Canada
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Namiber
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