Prince Cho Kran and Pacific Cable Tangle Anew
A chaotic report from London notes Prince Cho Kran and others criticize a Pacific cable upgrade to Canada, while Imperial interference may stall the deal. In Vancouver a direct shipment of Araratine corned beef arrives, costing thousands in stock losses from a MacDonald barn fire. Manitoba circles discuss Beil belog blue sky controls on share sales amid rumours Viscount Willingdon may become Canada’s next governor general. In Ottawa rail ministers deny a plan by CPR to build a Winnipes to Pacific line. Papal nuncio Caruana leaves Mexico for Washington after entering Mexico improperly.
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Canada
Imperial
Vancouver
MacDonald
Man
Stewart and
Cameron
Limfind
London
Viscount Willlngdon
Lord Wyn
Vimy
Manitoba
Ontario
Prairi
Spain
Touimiston
League of Nations Council
League
House of Comicons
Charles Dunning
Tal Alater
Railways
Canadian Pacific Railway
Winnipes
Pacific Coast
Mexico
George Caruana
Washington
Monsignor
Caruana
Regenly
Canadian Ambassadorship Debate in Chicago Journal
The Chicago Journal argues Canada should appoint its own ambassador to Washington. It notes Canada’s size and interests, questions the value of British representation, and cites the pool of 9,005 Canadians as potential candidates for the post.
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Ut Way
Canada
United States
Washington
Dominion
Ambador
Albania
Egypt
Hatti
Oumwa
Chicago Journal
Prediction of Chicago Submersion Prompts Global Shore Shifts
Toronto professor Goodwin warned at Fort William that earth movements will sink Chicago’s south shore while the north rises, drying the St. Lawrence and draining the Great Lakes toward Mexico in about 90,000 years, with ships passing Chicago eventually. Canada gains land as the U S loses.
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Great Lakes
Chicago
Lake Michian
Goodwin
Toronto
Fort William
Lake Superior
Canada
United States
St. Lawrence
Mexico
New Frocks Highlight Subtle Hue and Plain Materials
New frocks in soft powered fabrics feature subtle hue and eye catching flair. A batteau neck with plain binding, wide sash, and rippling skirt meet at a slender bodice. Sizes 16 to 20 years, yardage and prices listed, with fashion book priced at 19 cents.
Federal power permits issued for Passamaquoddy Bay project
Preliminary permits for electric development at Passamaquoddy Bay Maine were issued by the U S Federal Power Commission to Dexter Cooper Inc New York City. The project involves utilizing the Bay of Fundy site and powers from ocean tides.
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Passquoddy Bay
Maine
Bay of Fundy
United States Federal Power Commission
Dexter Cooper, Inc
New York City
Jacob and Bethel Influence in Sunday School Devotional
A devotional piece on Genesis 28 15 and Jacob's Bethel dream, citing Ralph Connor and Dr BF Meyer. It links Jacob leaving Haran, lamped stones, and a ladder dream to guidance from the Spirit, comparing biblical imagery with contemporary teaching and biblical landscapes such as Zion and the rocks about Bethel.
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Jaros Uream
Jacob
Thersheba
Haran
Bethel
Ralph Connor
Aftica
Taylor
John
Heaven
David
Tidea
Theaere
BF. Meyer
Largest Nursery Business in Estevan Attains Western Canada Fame
A settler from Vat City North Dakota who arrived 15 years ago developed what is claimed to be Western Canada’s largest nursery business in Estevan. The Prairie Nurseries cover over TH acr land and ship carload quantities to Saskatchewan and the United States. The venture credits strong management and Western farmers’ demand for fruit and shade trees, with evergreens among the exported goods to the United States.
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Prairie Nurseries
United States
Canada
Handshaking Is Hard Work in Early 20th Century
The piece recalls how presidents struggled with mass handshakes at White House receptions, noting Harding's 6,500 salutations and Wilson's imagined steel fingers. It cites Mrs. Harding and Mrs. Harrison avoiding grips with fans or gifts, and mentions the Prince of Wales's similar fatigue in Canada. A closing quip links happiness to earned effort and mentions sea salt content of sea water.
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Prince of Wales
White House
Harding
Wilson
Harris
Canada
London Daily Chronic
Planning Moslem League of Nations Conference in Cairo
The document recalls an eight world conference of Muslims to be held in Cairo with around fifty delegates from Moslem countries. It notes up to 200 million Muslims seeking unity after Turkey’s fall, and discusses forming permanent committees led by a titular caliph to unite Moslem nations.
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Cairo
Cale Aburdret
Turkey
Itasul
Mustapha
Kemal
Sind
League of
Arrest of Irish Free State agitator linked to New York ties
An Irish Free State arrest targets an individual with an Irish name living in New York, accused of involvement in a government plot. The piece notes enduring Irish American agitator tensions following independence and reflects on old anti British agitation as Ireland moves forward.
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Ireland
New York
Irish Free State
John Bull
John Wl
Pairlerfarland
Tuiay
Jobin Hall
St. Catharines
Aeroplanes At High Altitude Fight From The Sky
The article argues future air warfare at ten to twelve miles up. It notes engine power drops with altitude but tests using superchargers show a 2450 horsepower engine can reach full speed. Planes would be airtight and crewed with life support, akin to submarines, to operate in near vacuum conditions.
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Irmen
Crossword Puzzle Fragment From A Local Page
Fragmented crossword clues and garbled entries mix across horizontal and vertical lines mentioning highs and lows, vessel in harbor, taste and relish, and various incomplete phrases. The jumble lists numbers and partial words obscuring full clues, likely from a damaged newspaper page.
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Pate
Boy With No Hands Wins Prize In Wood Carving
Vincent De Blasio, a severely challenged youth who lost both hands after a rope contact on an electric line, demonstrated steady penmanship and skill in wood carving. His teachers only learned of his talent after a school project revealed his determination to write between stumps.
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Vincent de Blasio
Vincent
Young de Blasio
Bos Vincent
Pasqual Blast
Ton Wai
Uhle Aml
Probe Coal Supply In Court Case Figures Revealed
A court case reveals coal supply data with 1499 registered Lambion Fast, 1160 men on a special committee, and a female client paying 42 pounds on a five pound loan before being sued for extra charges. The money committee meeting saw A.V. Edmonton East as vice chairman. commentary notes relate to marital expectations and a perambulator.
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Liverpool
A.V
Urs Rvative
Edmonton East
Britain Rediscovered Five Tone Simpson Harmonic Bell
Britain leads in bell founding as the Wanamaker store seeks a 15 ton bell. Gillett Johnston and Cyril Johnston return from the United States with a revived five tone Simpson harmonic system. The new method promises a bell that is tuned with at least five tones at correct intervals, enhancing harmony.
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Britain
Wanamaker
Villadelphia
Gillett & Johnston
H. Crosdon
Cyril Johnston
United States
Leart
Holland
Fritheh Bell
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