Peace Talks Highlight Irish Division Yet Stand Off
Dublin reports show distance remains between Northern and Southern Ireland over terms. Delegates to London peace discussions stress continued arms questions and governance dispute, with de Valera seeking unity among army factions while leaders like Griffith and Duggan attend to international invitations.
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Richard J. Mulcahy
Hich
London
Four Courts
de Valera
Arthur Grifith
Eamonn J. Duggan
Wave Jet
Lemon
Winston Spencer Churchill
Grifith
Duggan
O'Miggine
Kennedy
O'igein
Ten
Collins
Inter
Cardinal Logue
All Ireland
O'Donnell
Ulster Speciale Mear Armagh
British Aviation Leaders Entertained Amid World Flight Plans
Major WT Blake and Captain Norman MacMillan, succeeding Sir Ross Staith, discussed the around the world flight at a London luncheon hosted by Daily News Lord Montagu. A private financier backs the expedition, with French aviation reportedly poised at 225 squadrons. Parliament debated funding for fisheries and maritime services with sizable appropriations.
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Britain
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Royal Air Force
Norman MacMillan
Ross Staith
Daily News
Lord Montagu
Beau Hew
Taxation Shifts Highlight Budget Speech in Ottawa
Budget speech outlines sweeping tax increases and rate tweaks across sectors. Fielding cites postwar needs while promising a balanced year, detailing customs, income, tobacco and alcohol duties, insurance taxes, and industry duty revisions to fund government actions.
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Fielding
Waterway Project Bring US Canada Negotiations To Light
Washington reports show pressure on Canada over the proposed waterway project as negotiations unfold. Auckland Geddes cites UK input while Mackenzie King weighs the plan but avoids immediate approval. Canadian embarrassment follows the request from Ottawa amid official delays and diplomatic signals from London.
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United States
Bie
Warhington
the Tribune
Auckland
Geddes
Wan
Hughes
Bie Great Lakes
Majestic
Tribune
Middle West
Washington
Mackenzie King
Drainage Work in Alberta Reclaims Vast Land
Edmonton L C Charlesworth drainage commissioner reports Holden drainage system nearly finished and 13 000 acres reclaimed already under cultivation. Daysland scheme involves 16 000 acres with work continuing through summer and likely to be completed this year.
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Edmonton
L. C. Charlesworth
Fatal Canoe Accident on Winnipeg River Claims Two Lives
Nine wardens, three members of the ferry service, and two university students were implicated as a canoe overturned in the Winnipeg River above Manitou Rapids led to the drowning of Fred French a first year student from the Ancestry school and Albert Bale a Winnipeg cook. N M Kensit a fellow student swam to shore after a brave rescue effort and held French until others could assist though the two men were lost to the rapids.
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Winnipee River
Manitou Rap
Fred French
Aacestry School
Paiverly
Toronto
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Winnipe
N. M. Kensit
French
Tate
Murder of British Officer Cire Wilfred Cave
A British police commandant was shot returning home from a brief trip. Six bullets of different kinds were recovered from his body, suggesting an assassin. Cave previously served with the guard of Viscount Milner, former British Secretary of State for the Colonies. No arrests reported.
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Mr. Cave
Provire
My Cave
Bo Guard
Viscount Milner
Cojonies
Saskatchewan Musical Festival Ends with Massed Choral Sings
Regina crowds exceed 3500 at the Saskatchewan Musical Festival stadium program. The massed choral section of about 1000 singers performed Rachmaninoff’s Cherubim Love under Francis Stevenson. Saskatoon Orpheus Choral Society won the choral shield with 174 points. Moose Jaw second, Regina third, Prince Albert fourth.
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Rachomaninom
Cherubim Love
Fracis Stevenson
Orpheus Choral Soiety
Saskatoon
Orpheus Society
Choral Society
Moose Jas Choral Society
Twh. Maxwell
Regina Choral Society
Lloyd George Proclaims Policy Of Co operation With French Democracy
A report on Lloyd George’s dramatic Commons speech declaring a policy of cooperation with the French democracy. The debate featured criticisms from Asquith Cecil and Clynes, with strong reactions to Genoa and reparations. Daylight saving bylaw and Vancouver Island frost damage are also noted.
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House of Common
Rupert Gwinne
Guyese
Pesertiss
Veterae Asquith
Jobs Robert Clynes
Robert Cell
Genoa
Europe
Robert Cecil
Great Britain
France
Russia
Lloyd
Fo Clures
Vancouver
Isla
End Occupation in July Sees Allied Troops From Uputs
Report indicates fourteen thousand Allied troops remain in Upper Silesia after recent adjustments. Of these, eleven thousand are French, about one thousand five hundred are British, with the remainder from other nations. An agreement between authorities foresees withdrawal within days.
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Upper
Siesia
Ilkasy
Upper Silesia
Soldiers Abandon Farms Report in Commons Counts
Hon Charles Stewart states in the House of Commons that 2,982 farms have been abandoned by soldiers. He cites total public investment in lands and buildings at 1.6 million dollars with returns and stock sales totaling additional amounts and notes transfers affecting accounting.
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Charles Stewart
Ottawa
Charles Stew
House of Commons
Railroad Freight Rates Cut Ten Percent in United States
Freight rates across the United States are reduced by ten percent beginning July 1, with regional differences. The Interstate Commerce Commission set cuts at 14 percent in some zones, 12 1/3 percent in southern and mountain territories, and 12 1/3 percent in others, while allowing railroads a 5 to 6 percent return on property value. Agricultural products outside New England and various commodities are largely affected, with divergences noted in passenger charges and certain classifications. The decision aims to ease importer costs and influence Canadian trade and market dynamics.
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Wester
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le Commission Bie
Everal
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