French Policy In Ruhr Spurs European Tensions
The article analyzes French policy in the Ruhr and its threat to Europe, noting reluctance toward war and preference for negotiated settlements. It discusses Britain Italy and the Allies’ positions, reparations, and security concerns shaping interallied strategy without US involvement. It also mentions Canada’s naval funding and Ottawa Rotary Club remarks on protecting trade with a Royal Navy focus.
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France
United States
Italy
England
Prigne
Germany
Er McKenna
Piouim
Connert
Getuskoj
Canada
Ottawa
Royal Canadian Navy
Rotary Club of
Jase Wo Hote
Rex
Naval Servier
Peter
Western Canada Looks to Prosperous Year Says Railway Official
J. K. Dalrymple, vice president of traffic for the Canadian National Railways, declares optimism about a prosperous year in Western Canada after touring the western provinces. He spoke on his return to Winnie, noting a spirit of genuine optimism.
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Western Canada
Mts
J. K Dalrymple
Moncreal
Natonal Railways
Winnie
Famous Actor Dice Londen Dies After Stage Career
Albert Chevallier, renowned as a delineator Easter Ife and familiar as Dice Londen, has died here. He made several tours of Canada and enjoyed a stage career spanning more than forty years.
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Londen
Albert Chevallier
Chevalier
Canada
Farmers Seek Sapiro West Canada Wheat Pool Unanimous Support
L C Brouillette of Landis for the Farmers Union says Premier Dunning is fine if he opposes sending Sapiro to Western Canada to organize a voluntary wheat pool. He notes many farmers know Western Canada grain business but lack unanimous farmer support for Sapiro’s plan.
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Sapiro
L. C. Brouilette
Renewed Activity At Doorn House In Exile
Reports indicate revived movement at the House of Doorn in the Netherlands where former Emperor William resides in exile. Frequent arrivals include Prince Friedrich and Dr Carl Helfferieh, with Princess Hermine seen cycling with her sons as the ex Kaiser and wife visit nearby Dutch aristocrats.
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Hague
House of
Doorn
William
Freidrich
Carl Helfferieh
Hermine
Kaiser
Friction Over Chester Concession Sparks Investment Tensions
Canadian investors clash with U S interests in the Anatolia Chester concession project valued near 2 billion dollars. Disagreements over control and terms threaten the vast scheme to develop the resource rich region.
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Chester
New York
United States
Anatolia
Milan Tenor Borgatt Goes Blind After Illness
Milan tenor Giuseppe Borgatt, long famed for Italian opera roles, becomes totally blind. He accepts the change bravely and says he can still bear and teach, remaining upbeat about the future.
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Milan
Giuseppe Borgatt
Italy
Manitoba Official Visits Vancouver on Liquor Control Inquiry
Hon Ky Craig of Manitoba’s cabinet arrived in Vancouver to study British Columbia’s government liquor sale system. He says Manitoba plans to consider similar liquor control under an overwhelming provincial vote and will consult the Attorney General and the liquor control board for insights.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
Ky Craig
Craig
Manitoba
Canadian exhibitor to tour western provinces for Empire show
J McKinnon director of Industrial Exhibit for Canada will tour Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta and British Columbia to arrange industrial features for Canada's display at the British Empire exhibition to be held at Wembley Park London next year. He was appointed by the Dominion Government to head Canada's exhibit and will visit western centres to arrange exhibitions.
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Toronto
J. &. McKinnon
Canada
Wembley Park
London
McKinnon
Mapitoba
Katchewan
Alberta
Notarbia
West
Werebley Park
France With 660000 Man Army Plans Reorganization
Colonel Jean Fabry pages a plan for France’s Army reorganization after the great war. A ro roined force with aviation emphasis aims to deter Germany and prepare for potential first strike. The report warns future dangers from air and gas and notes France’s lead in aviation among partners.
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Paris
France
Jean Fabry
Chamber Army Commission
Germany
Afr
Prairie farmers optimistic on Western Canada crop outlook
Winniper crop reports from Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways predict a bountiful Western Canada harvest with wheat headed in many prairie areas and winter rye likely to be cut this week. White Plains reports first cutting. pastures improve, livestock shows up, grasshoppers under control, no rusts. Overall moisture is sufficient. farmers in Saskatchewan and Alberta remain hopeful.
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Canadian Pacific
Canadian Navnal Railways
Prairie Provinces
White Plains
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
King weighs Royal Commission on Cape Breton strike
Prime Minister W L Mackenzie King replies to the Trades and Labour Congress letter. He would be pleased to discuss appointing a Royal Commission to probe the Cape Breton strike but doubts its necessity. He clarifies that Parliament could be summoned only for militia defence in an emergency, not to call out militia to aid civil power.
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Tmier King
Royal Commission
Ottawa
Executive of the
Trades and
Congress of Canada
W. L. Mackenzie King
Cape Breton
King
Inis Jetter
Canada
Power Plant Struck by Lightning at Redcliffe
A Redcliffe power plant was destroyed by a heavy storm and lightning. Damage is estimated at 15000 dollars. The town lost water supply and the council met to arrange a temporary water arrangement.
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Medicine Mat
Aita
Redcliffe
Fruit rot hits orchards as prices drop in St Catharines
In St Catharines Ontario farmers report cherries rotting on trees due to very low prices and a shortage of pickers. Market prices have fallen to about 25 to 30 cents per six quart basket, leaving growers unable to harvest a profitable crop.
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St Catharines
Mount Victor and Mussolini Crater Named Anew
In Catania officials name the new lava hill Mount Victor to honor the King and designate the fresh crater Mussolini after the premier following Mount Bina eruption. The vote was unanimous among volcano researchers studying the disaster.
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Catania
Shelly
Mount
Bina
Victor
Mussolini
Bulgaria Seeks Outlet to Aegean Sea Amid Peace Conference
Premier Sankoff asserts Bulgaria must secure a promised outlet to the Aegean Sea and vows no throttling as the Near East Peace Conference at Lausanne concludes. The statement underscores Bulgaria’s aims amid regional talks and potential border agreements.
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Bulgaria
Sofia
Aegean Sea
Sankoff
Lagsanne
Senate action halts Saskatchewan elevator project plans
Winnipeg reports the Senate bill blocking branch lines for feeders to the Canadian National Railways will stop five or more elevators in Saskatchewan. An industry official warns storage capacity could drop by over 2,660,000 bushels amid a big crop. The move delays work for about 200 workers across the region.
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Saskatchewan
Senate
Thage
Canadian National Railways
Skatchewan
Bengoagh
Fyfe Lake
Melfort
Prince Albert
Time inopportune for debate on armament limits
New York reports that New York women ship owners will get mail transport preference to Europe. John J. Kelly said Washington orders delay up to 24 hours to use U S ships. Leviathan carried 7,479 sacks. Aquitania had 107 routed sacks. In House of Lords debate, Lord Gorrell's motion for a Great Britain U S conference on air armament limits was defeated.
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New York
Europe
John J. Kelly
Washington
United States
Lord Gorrell
Great Britain
France
Marquis of Salisbury
Mystery Airship Finished at Norwich Aerodrome
The famed mystery air ship completed at Boulton Paul and Company Norwich factory after months of hush hush work. Employees refuse to divulge details. It is claimed to feature revolutionary methods of arming for home defence squadrons, with efficiency surpassing previous types.
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London
Norwich
Messrs Boulton, Paul and Company
Orpheum Theatre Fire In Vancouver Causes 20000 Dollar Loss
A fire in the moving picture operator's room at the Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver caused about 20000 dollars in damage. The building was empty at the time and the theatre was reportedly named Vark.
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Vancover
Orpheum Theatre
Vark
Preparing Bill For Dominion Game Laws
British Columbia’s game conservation act may form the basis of a uniform Canadian bill. M. B. Jackson, chair of the Game Conservation Board, reports conferences with Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. The five provinces want draft legislation modeled on BC law for possible nationwide adoption. The Government is expected to back the bill and move it to the next session.
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Victoria
British Columbia
Canada
M. B. Jackson
Game Conservation Board
Golden
Winnipeg
Jackson
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Ontario
Quebec
Dominion
Prince of Wales to Visit in Autumn in Private Capacity
The Prince of Wales plans an autumn visit in a private capacity and will not take up official engagements during the stay. The report notes no formal duties or public appointments will accompany the trip.
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London
Prince of Wales
Lal
Paris Senate ratifies Washington naval arms treaty
The French Senate ratified the Washington treaty on naval armaments without reservations by a decisive 287 to 3 vote, signaling strong legislative approval for the arms limitation pact.
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Paris
Manitoba Voters Reject Beer and Wine League Proposal
Manitoba voters rejected the Beer and Wine League plan to back liquor sales with meals in licensed houses. The province will pursue the Moderation League’s plan for government liquor sales while banning public drinking. Winnipeg’s vote showed heavy opposition to beer and wine sales and lower turnout than the June referendum.
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Manitoba
The
Beer and Wine League
Winnipes Manitoba
Winnipeg
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