Britain and France mull inter allied debt settlement
The United States debt question looms in Washington as Britain and France discuss settlement. London sends a memorandum noting France may offer to settle with the United States while Britain demands proportional reimbursement if France pays any portion, with Briand and Calliaux authorized to negotiate.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
London
France
Great Briain
Rt Yon
Austen Chamberlain
Reconstruct Santa Barbara Along Spanish Architecture Lines
Santa Barbara to be rebuilt following Spanish architectural lines after the quake. Santa Barbara Art Society and local leaders back the plan as recovery proceeds, with debris cleared from Ridge Route disruption and about 15 workers involved in initial cleanup while investigations expand to fires across Canada per underwriting association directives.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Santa Arbara
Business Ien
Union of All War Veterans Pledged in Canada
Ottawa reports that four veterans associations have pledged to build a unified federation for Canadian veterans. Groups like the Great War Veterans' Association and the Canadian Legion back a unity convention, with Lieut General Richard Turner leading the effort. A delay is expected as more bodies prepare to join and set conventions.
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Canada
Farr Haig
Poe
Great War Veterans’ Association
Canadian Legion
Tuberculosis Veterans’ Associaion
Naval Veterans of
Torrento
Sach
Army and Navy Veterans
Imperial Veterans
Veterans’ Civil Service Guild
Grand Army of United Veterans
Japanese Leader Declares No War Desire Amid Global Tensions
Count Michimura Bourbiina of the Japanese House of Peers criticizes Soviet propaganda and warns of inevitable conflict with Russia unless Moscow halts its Red tactics. He notes Japan’s still hurt by the U.S. exclusion of its nationals and reiterates no wish for war.
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Japan
Russia
Michimura Bourbiina
Japnnese
House of Peers
United States
Canada to Open Home Office in London Said to Be Near Heart of British World
The London press lauded Canada's new London building as a worthy hub for the dominions in Trafalgar Square. The Daily Telegraph praised the remodelling that improves the space for Britain and Empire, while the Manchester Guardian highlighted Canada placing offices near the metropolis heart.
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Ofice
Manchester Guardian London
London
London Daily Telegraph
Dominion of Canada
Trafalgar Square
Empire
Manchester Guardian
Dominions
Canada
Metropolis
Feels Railway Should Carry Out Agreemen
Sir Henry Thornton of Canadian National Railways says Ontario will receive 25 000 tons of Alberta coal under the original agreement. He notes consultations with Ontario officials who had committed to handling the coal and emphasizes the railway should fulfill its commitment despite freight rate reorganizations.
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Ontario
Alberta
Sir Henry Thornton
Ottawa
Canadian National Railways
Ota
Sir Henry
Pithal Railway
Bolshevik Influence in Southern China Shapes New Government
Canton reports the south forming a Bolshevist aligned government led by Wu Hon Min after forces captured ten. Foreign consuls except British and French were invited to a reception, amid rising tension and expectation of more trouble.
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Canton Tay
China
Ten
Wu Hon Min
New Brunswick election date unresolved after meeting
In Fredericton the government announced no date for the provincial general election. Premier Venfor stated the election would not be called at the present meeting, with the legislature due to lapse in October. The timing remains unclear.
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New Brunswick
Fredericton
Nba
Premler Venfor
Convention Most Successful Gathering of Weekly Newspaper Men
The Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association held its sixth Winnipeg convention at the Royal Alexandra June 24 to 26 with about 400 delegates from across Canada. Mayor Webb welcomed the city, sessions ran three days, and tours included Parliament Buildings and Manitoba Agricultural College. Premier Bracken and Premier Dunning addressed delegates. election of officers listed numerous provincial representatives. The event featured a city tour, a ball at the Royal Alexandra, a CN Railway dinner, and a Grand Trunk/ Fort Garry evening program. Saskatchewan Grain Growers urged rejection of a grain act clause affecting storage rights. Quaker Oats added a fourth storey to its Saskatoon mill package building due to rising oats demand.
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Canadian Weekly Newspaper Association
Royal Alexandra
Canada
Winniper
Webb
Manitoba Agricultural College
Manitoba
Bracken
Prmier Dunning
Saskchewan
Acti
Association
L. J. Ball
Vernon
B.C
J. A. MacLaren
Barrie
Ont
W. K Davies
Renfrew (Ont) Mercury
M. MacHeth
Milverton Sun
F. B. Elliott
Aniston Herald
Lorne Fedy
Walkerton Telescope
Kildonan Park
Lorne Bedy
Royal Alexandra Hotel
Canadan Pacific Railway
Canadian National Railway
Fort Garry
Grave fears of coal strike in U S anthracite regions
Dr Charles Camsell chairman of the Dominion fuel board warns of potential industrial struggle in the American anthracite fields after the current wage deal ends September 1. He urges households to stock domestic fuel now to avoid scarcity and price spikes this fall and winter.
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Ottawa
United States
Uvese Geids
Charles Camsell
Dominion Fuel Board
Camsell
Halifax Chronicle claims Nova Scotia oldest paper title
In Maitias Nova Scotia the 1925 tourist edition asserts Halifax prints Canada’s flat newspaper, claiming the Halifax Gazette now The Nova Scotia Royal Gazette as the oldest continuously published paper in North America. The note mentions 112 Grafton Street as the printing site and Ada’s pioneer paper.
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Halifax Chronicle
Canada
Maitias
Halifax Moraine
Grafton Street
Studs
Ada
Halifax Gazette
Nova Scotia Royal Gazette
North America
Nova Senta
Dublin Parade Honors Mannix Amid Australian Pilgrims
Archbishop Mannix led a procession through crowded Dublin streets with Australian pilgrims. The Free Sacrament offered no interference as authorities had previously refused landing in 1920 due to Mannix’s Republican sympathies.
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Dublin
Mannix
France Signs Protocol At Geneva Arms Conference
France adopts the conference protocol against poison gas and bacteria in war. French chief delegate Paul Ronecour, honored as France’s envoy to the Geneva arms talks, announced the official communique confirming the ban.
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France
Geneva
League of Nations
Paul Ronecour
Adonis Sills Battered by Onset in Movie Fight
Star Adonis Sills, famed for The Sea Hawk of Romane, sustained a black eye from a punch during filming of The Knock Out in Beaucourt Quebec. He returned to Windsor Station Montreal smiling, claiming the injury minor and the film crew captured a record log scene during production.
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Ailton Sills
Rapid Acon
Béauchesne
Quebec
Windsor Station
Montreal
Gm Smalzty
Wheat Pool Crop Year For 1924 Ends July 15
The Saskatchewan Wheat Pool sets July 15 as the crop year end with cut off. AJ Newhall, the president, announces the date and notes the Alberta and Manitoba pools adopt the same deadline. Any grain received after July is treated as part of the 1925 crop. an initial $1 payment is due later.
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Saskatchewan
AJ. Newhall
Alberta
Manitoba
Mr. McPhail
Imperial Parley Suggested By MP Amid Trade Woes
London reports that A C H Dixey, MP, urged summoning Dominion representatives to plan Empire schemes for resource development and job creation due to Britain's trade danger. Prime Minister Baldwin said government pursues inter imperial cooperation but doubted a new imperial conference would significantly advance shared goals. He noted focus on maintaining economic stability.
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London
A. C.H. Dixey
House of Commons
Britain
Baldwin
Maes Pertal
Canadians Could Alter National Situation If United Opinion Formed
Lord Byng urged Canadians to unite East and West and bridge French English divides during a Canada Club address in Victoria British Columbia. Other notices report Canada’s May 1925 sea harvest value rising to 2,522,165 and Pacific salmon landings at 1,884,300 pounds, plus London consulting allies on China treaty revisions and American settlers bringing 5,227,000 dollars in effects to Canada in the year ending April 30, 1925.
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Burg
Victoria
Lord Byng
Canada
Canada Club
Ation
Ottawa
Pacle
United States
United Church Faces Two Great Tasks Says Moderator
Dr George Creenan moderator outlines two ae tasks before the United Church of Canada one spiritual and the other regional to express revived zeal across the country. He urges adequate funding and support for foreign missions as many missionaries join the United Church and must have resources to continue the Cross’s work.
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George Creean
The
United Church
Pidgeon
Uni
Dow
United “da
the Cross
Chief White Elk jailed for posing as Indian chief abroad
Edgar La plaine known as Chief White Elk forged identity to travel from Halifax to England in 1922. He was sentenced to four years in prison and ordered to repay a countess. While in Fangland he wore an eagle feather headdress and a red coat befitting an Indian chief.
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Faw
London
Lugano
Switzerland
Edgar Laplaine
White el
Hailfax
England
Fangland
Teplante
Prince of Wales
Ced
Albert
Heart Disease More Deadly Than Cancer
At the 1925 Pacific Northwest Medical Association session in Portland physicians warn the heart is deadlier than cancer, tuberculosis a plague, urging stronger efforts to lengthen human lifespan as modern living speeds strain the organ.
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Portland
Greveat
Sesson
Pacific Northwert Medical Association
French Losses in Morocco Senate Confidence Vote
The French senate openly backed the Painleve Moroccan policy after Premier answered ten questions. He said French losses total about 400 men killed in the campaign and that Abd-El-Krim remains difficult to handle, while the government seeks peace.
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Morocco
Paris
Senate
Abd-El-Krim
Emigration the Only Cure for Britain's Ills
London bishops urge emigration to Canada as remedy for Britain's ailments. Dr Winnington ington and Bishop Ingram claim emigration rising to bolster overseas colonies will reduce unemployment and revive Britain by sending, as they argue, Britain's best to settle new lands in Canada.
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Winnington Ington
Ing
Church House
Westminster
British Columbia
Canada
Ingram
Britain
Uix
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