Fragmented 1920s Report Mixed Taxation War News
A garbled 1920s style summary cites taxation under a sectaton by the Kings Bench, casualties in an automobile accident, and public release by the American Road Building Association. It notes Senator Morris of Nebraska discussing a street scene, Soviet measures, and labor unrest with William Green condemning strikes while Rotary International discusses British Soviet relations via Walter Citrine.
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Revenee
Timpersbee Cowell
Carsten
England
Wales
Kings Bench Girteton
Warvey
American Road Building Association
Morris
Nebraska
Bronsky
Jay
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Rotary International
Denver
Anton Cornell
Walter M. Citrine
Boviet
Great Britain
Bovlet
Western Cities Carry Highest Tax Burden Per Capita
Victoria leads Canada with 819.233 per capita tax, while Lottetons, PEL, posts 58.20 and Montreal 86.43. Toronto stands 8th at 106.89, Vancouver the largest city taxed at 120 per head. report notes per capita costs reflect trend, not fixed efficiency, and data cover municipal provincial and federal levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
B.C
Dominion
Canadian Research Institute
Monte
Toronto
van Couverx
Canada
Murex
Institute
Ates
Tailless Flyer Invention Impresses Royal Society
British pilot Capt G T R Hull describes a tailless aircraft with swept back wings and air brakes that can glide steeply for short landings and fly steadily even when the pilot relinquishes all control. The design, presented before the Royal Aeronautical Society, claims to prevent loss of control in flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Aeronautical Society
Royal Society of Arts
John Street
England
G. T. RK. Hull
New Engine Tech Aims to Cut Truck and Car Costs
General Motors official G. B. Bhart highlights smaller engines with reinforced superchargers, proven in planes and race cars, as a method to lower production costs for trucks and passenger cars. The idea mirrors growing focus on efficient propulsion and mass production savings. France maintains a linked view on armed forces arms control, contrasting Britain and the US.
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WIM
Etronx
Jevel
G. B. Bhart
General Motors
Land Buyers From U S and Canada Tour Western Canada
U S and Canadian farmers toured to assess land prospects in Western Canada. The Canadian National Railways colonization unit organized tours to Eston and nearby districts in Saskatchewan. Of a recent party of 34 farmers to Eston, 75 percent have bought land or plan to move with families and equipment. The program targets Central Saskatchewan where similar farming conditions prevail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebrake
Winnie
Exton
Sask
Canada
Natonal Railways Colonization and Land Settlement Department
United States
Eston
Saskatchewan
Uni
British Empire Sentiment Shifts in United States
Sir James Eller noted a growing goodwill toward Britain in the United States over the past seven years. He told Canadian parliamentarians in Ottawa that early unfavorable views have softened, crediting British funding of the Irish Free State and aid to Germany. He urged appointing an Australian trade commissioner to Canada for mutual benefit.
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United States
Britain
James Eller
Cathering
Ottawa
James
Peaker
Chambers
Irish Free State
Telrain
Germany
Canada
Dot
Silent Propeller Aims to Make Bombers Noiseless
Military authorities guard a new silent air screw claimed to render bombing raids undetectable by searchlights and microphones. The solid forged metal propeller reportedly lacks flukes and uses knife sharp blades to cut air with minimal disturbance, enabling muffled motors and noiseless flight.
Prince Enjoys Golf In Rain At Sandwich
The Prince of Wales played a threeball golf match in pouring rain at Sandwich under a red umbrella. His party endured harsher drizzle at the fourteenth green, with one opponent asking if it was good enough and the Prince replying Let’s carry on. The outing reflected a thriftier, wittier approach to life.
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Prince of Wales
Sandwich
Jean Patou Dress Line Returns To Classic Wearable Styles
The latest showing by Jean Patou features wearable outfits with plaited skirts, buchew waistlines, and convertible collars. Designs emphasize a straight back silhouette with box plaited fronts and deep tucked detailing, priced and illustrated for home dressmaking in Our Fashion Book.
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Jean Patou
How To Order Patterns From Winnipeg Union
A notice directing readers to order sewing patterns from the Winnipeg pattern office at M15 McDermot Ave. It cites pattern number Shae and references township or town listings for customer reference.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Canada’s Valuable New Industry Spreads Rayon Use
Dr W Hale Clark spoke in Montreal under the Canadian Chemists Convention on rayon origin and growth. He said Canada’s pulpwood supply drives rayon made from wood pulp with Canadian spruce favored, noting two Canadian factories including one in Quebec and extensive automated production. Global output last year reached about 185 million dollars.
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Canada
W. Hale Clarks
Montreal
States
Europe
Quebec
Genesis Lessons From Patriarchs On Faith And Obedience
Devotional overview on Genesis figures as types of faith and human struggle. Highlights Abraham, Jacob, and Joseph as examples of obedience, missteps, and grace guiding toward God’s purposes. Emphasizes that their journeys reflect universal crises and moral lessons for readers today.
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WH Pennett
Tyes
Abrahams
Jacobs
Josephs
Dave
Preventable Over Curable Cancer Says Expert
Dr George Wing of the American Society for Cancer Control argues the disease is more often preventable than curable. The remarks focus on early prevention and public awareness, emphasizing lifestyle factors and early detection to reduce cancer incidence and mortality.
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George
American Lety For the Control
Hansen
Explorer Dr W M McGovern Returns From Amazon
Lost in the jungle for months, explorer Dr W M McGovern survived hostile tribes and a jungle illness after an Amazon expedition. A companion drowned in a whirlpool, and the party faced vampire bats and poisonous animals throughout the trek.
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W. M. McGovern
Amazon
Wwern
Erect Big Flour Mill Overseas Plans Advanced at Calgary
Overseas Limited advances plans for a large Calgary flour mill with foundations two storeys done and eight more to add. Contracts set with an English equipment firm. project to require a substantial outlay when operational. Cobus of Milwaukee, Wis, invents a device to warm a motor in cold weather using a heater in the steering post and wheel from the exhaust pipe.
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Lots Overseas, Limited
Calgary
Lt. Cobus
Milwaukee
Wis
Exhaus Ripe
Discovery of Hard Mat Clay Near Williams Lake BC
Discovery near Williams Lake BC reveals hard mat clay with heat resistant properties suitable for furnace coverings crucibles and insulating materials. Shipments to Vancouver for testing show clay comparable with top market clays and already over fifty industrial plants in the province use British Columbia fire clays.
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Williams Lake
B.C
Vancouver
British Columbia
French Premier Clemenceau Planned Secret Burial
Former French prime minister M. Clemenceau arranged a discreet burial to prevent France learning of his death before interment. The move underscores cautious publicity avoidance by the aging statesman.
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Clemencen
Platinum Claims Plans Include Airplane Support in Alberta
Northern Alberta platinum claims development relies on aero planes to aid exploration. One aircraft has reached Edmonton and volunteers are shaping it for field use as interest grows in securing the northern border resources. Isas Wife pleads with a tearful plea about a broken promise while the husband reassures and vows to make amends.
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Alberta
Edmonton
Isas
Crossword Puzzle Clue Patchwork From An Old Page
Fragmented crossword clues mix with garbled OCR text listing numbers and partial definitions. It reads like a jumble of puzzle entries with hints for words such as comfort, possess, number, pronoun, and various undefined terms, interspersed with garbled phrases and stray fragments.
Chinese Praises Work Of Lord Willingdon At Vancouver
C Wang a Chinese government official praised Lord Willingdon for his work as chairman of the Boxer Indemnity commission in Vancouver He said China trusted his lordship and viewed him as a democrat with breadth of mind and culture Canada is fortunate to have him as governor general after his return to China’s talks in Lands? conference.
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Lord Willing You
Vancouver
Wang
Eustees
Rusela
China
Lord Willingdon
Britain
Tts
Chine People
Canada
Manitoba Government to Show Surplus on Ledger Balance
The Manitoba Government plans a fiscal year ending April 80 with a surplus near $350,000. Premier Iracken, the provincial treasurer, estimates a deficit around $145,000. The favorable balance stems from under-spending on several appropriations and higher than expected revenue returns.
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Manitoba
Iracken
Tas
Investment Hall Revival convenes west of Winnipeg at Jasper Park
The annual Investment Hall Revival convenes west of Winnipeg with members gathering at Jasper Park Lodge for the yearly conference. After the meeting, the delegation travels by Canadian National lines to Vancouver where the British Columbia section of the organization trains them.
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Winzivee
Jasper Park Lodge
Vancouver
British Columbia
Honest Cash Left Unclaimed at Waldorf-Astoria Lobby
An untitled banknote wad worth 2600 dollars lay unclaimed in the Waldorf Astoria lobby for an hour as dozens of people passed by. F H Maguire, racing soon, dropped the roll en route to the men’s cafe. the money consisted of two $1,000 and six $100 bills.
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Waldorf-Astoria
York
F. H. Maguire
Juneh
Warning Note From Sami Morris On British Sea Power
Sami Morris, president of the Navene of Canada, warns that Britain could lose sea supremacy if imperial and naval strengths waver. He cites wartime records and naval shares, arguing Canada must act to preserve the empire and its premier naval position as tensions over sea power rise.
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Sami Morris
Nav Ene
Canada
de Bailie
Jutland
Fmpire
Hritain
Britain
Enire
Japan
United
True Britisher Unknown Man Reduces British Debt
A man born in England now living in the United States contributes to the British debt to the United States, making his third gift in 510. Winston Churchill, chancellor of the exchequer, sends thanks on behalf of the British Government. The contribution comprises bonds valued at £1,970. A machine invention converts a thick cheese piece into 12,000 slices. The remark about antique shops notes prices are fearfully modern.
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U. S
England
United States
Winston Churchill
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