Plans for Better Co-Ordination of Employment Machinery
Government discuss plans to improve employment service coordination amid unemployment concerns. Ministers indicate work to align Canada and UK efforts. committees appointed to study placement and seasonal job issues. Prime Minister urged a parliamentary committee probe. officials warn of a hard winter and mounting jobless figures.
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Ring
Yarces Martork
Canada
Hon
Hseland
Satciets Civ Reemabhabment
Night Plane Flight Paris to Croydon Proves Viable Route
Airplane passengers completed a night round trip between Paris and Croydon to test night air travel for commercial traffic. The Le Bourget to Croydon leg left at 7 AM, reached Croydon by 10 AM, then returned to Le Bourget by 2 PM with ten passengers aboard.
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Paris
Langan
London
Sen Sassaligine
Beauvais
Amiens
Croydon
le Bowrtet
Tande
Weather report notes rise in forest fires in province
The season shows 26 or more forest fires reported to the chief forester, with a weekly increase of over 100 fires, tied to a rise from last week. The note references Valais and a gunboat New Orleans Fe believed sunk.
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Enor
Valais
New Orleans
Full Authority Given For Large Loan To Germany
The Allied Reparations Commission faces a three to one vote on approving an international loan to Germany. French Premier Poincare and Finance officials push for ensuring any loan does not reduce reparations. Bankers show reluctance, citing obstacles to Bolation and German default risk, while the commission splits on Germany’s financing needs.
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Germany
Allied
Heine
France
Millerand
Poincare
Dresent
Reparations Commission
Lois Dubois
Reales Caekenla
Stgn
Bate
M. Poincare
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Aimed at Women's Ailments
An advertisement from Lindsay Ontario promotes Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for back and side pains, irritability, and general female health issues. The copy claims relief improves overall health and prevention of illness, urging women to try the product for restoration to normal health.
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Toronto
St. Paul St. Lindsay
Ontario
Pinkham
Normel Heaith
Passing Of Mounted Police Pest Letheridge Old Fort Mac Leod
Fragmentary report outlines a reformation of the Mounted Police force at Macleod with recruits moved to Letherage headquarters. The piece mentions training grounds at Regica and a change in command with Inspector Jungets in charge succeeding Superintendent Pennetatner.
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Letheridge Old Fort
MacLeod
Mount F
Lethtage
Tre Macleod
Harvest Labor Mobilization Discussed by Employment Service Council
A meeting on mobilization for the year was held with attendees from Canada and Columbia. The discussion covered labor excursions and shipments, with tentative plans and the aim to address rising demands and labor tailing concerns.
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Canada
Aehven
Deguiy
Maier
Columbia
Rene
Vas Rand
Seized Ammunition Shipment Bound for Ireland
A damaged report describes ammunition seized and shipped to Ireland aboard vessels linked to a U S lard firm. It notes barrels opened near Fenit Pier in County Kerry, with 1000 rifle rounds per barrel and ties to Manhattan Lard Company, amid an incident involving the Seattle Spirit and a British destroyer.
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Seattle Spirit
Fenil
County Kerry
Or Ie
Manhattan
Bat
New Y
Egg Marketing Resolution Adopted by General Convention
A resolution shifting responsibility for egg marketing from retailers to producers was adopted without dissent by the general convention. Reports from officials showed optimism about business prospects and production, reflecting a focus on coordinated marketing in Regina and surrounding regions.
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Regina Sax
Onention
Grocers Rades
Freighter Irishmen Docked In Montreal For Large Cattle Shipment
A large freighter now docked at Montreal harbor will sail to Barbados or another port with a thousand head of cattle. The ship, diverted from New York, will oversee the largest cattle export consignment ever carried by this steamer.
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New York
Uun
Montreal
Lawrence
Flan express Ratt Edmwaren under review by board
A rumoured transport route involving a ash shipment from Lesser Slave Lake and other Alberta points will be examined by the Board of Railway Commissioners at a sitting planned for Edmonton in early July or possibly Ottawa later in the month.
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Lesser Slave Lake Points
Alberta
Board of Railway Commissioners
Edmonton
Ottawa
Delay Oriental Congress Standenl The Orion
Eastern Nations report delays as tense talks unfold around the Moscow fortress plan. Officials indicate friction between factions and possible changes in venue and schedule.
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Delay Oriental Congress
The
Orion
Moscow
Bolshevik Vandals Rifle Tombs in Petrograd
Paris based Le Journal cites a private source alleging Bolsheviks raided Peter and Paul Cathedral tombs in Petrograd. The Czarina Anna Ioanovna sarcophagus silver lid removed, Catherine the Great’s coffin opened, jewels taken. Peter the Great’s coffin allegedly pried but left intact. Public outrage spreads over desecration of royal tombs.
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Paris
Cear
Czarina
Peter's and
Paul's
Petrograd
le Journal
Anna Ianova
Catharine the Great
Peter the Great
Regina Men Chosen St Lom Edmonton Health Leaders
Regina Men Chosen St Lom Edmonton was elected President of the Canadian Public Health Association with Hon Dr Brett as honorary president, at the annual meeting. A new avenue called industrial tion was approved. The Tuberculosis Association also met, electing officers led by President ex-Sheriff AT. Cook and Vice President Dr M M Seyma.
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St Lom
Edmonton
Canadian Public Health Association
Brett
Avernor
Alberta
Gian Association For the Prevention O Tuberculosis
Presiddent
exSherif
AT. Cook
Rezina
M. M. Se
Unemployment Probe Urged by Veterans Alliance
The Dominion Veterans Alliance secretary G MacNeil sends a letter to Premier Mackenzie King urging a special parliamentary committee to thoroughly investigate the entire unemployment problem. An Athens dispatch cites Greek concerns in Albania, while the Soviet Embassy reports Rigas facing gastritis after a recent attack. The Brighton Cooperative Union meeting with 1,709 delegates and 4.5 million members asks the government to reconsider its stance on importing Canadian store cattle.
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G. MacNeil
The
Dominion Veterans
London
Brighton
First whales of Lesser scorn The Arsesbalet of Seeeian Geeeaees
A fragmentary note hints at early whaling ventures along a coast, mentioning Seeeian and local crews. The text records a long voyage tied to a year and a possible effort to set a record in whale catching.
Tariff Revenue Focus Highlighted By Sir Lomer Gouin
The article reports Sir Lomer Gouin arguing tariffs chiefly serve revenue, not protection, and that Dominion leaders resist royal titles. It notes debates in Ottawa on budget, stamp taxes, and currency depreciation, with ministers Gouin and Stevens presenting fiscal views amid political tension.
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Omer Gouin
Justic
Bard
Sven
Finance
Hima
King
Lower Edge
Craal
Lomer
Canada
Sit
HL 1
Stevens
Commere
Wermany
Steven
Germany
France
Coming Elections in Ireland Dominate Dail Session
The Irish Dail debates the De Valera Collins pact and approaching elections with focus on North South relations and the Pettigoe incident. A July 2 summon date for the new Dail is set, and discussions center on universal adult suffrage and a new electoral register for state elections. Independent seats featured in the nominations.
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Dublin
Arthur Jrufih
Dail Eireann
London
de Valera Collins
Michael Collins
Oloser
Have You a Family This Is of Importance to You
A testimonial letter extols Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and other Dr Pierce medicines as blood makers and restoratives. Mrs Ellen Harding and a daughter praise the tonic for relief from ailments and pregnancy support. The letter invites readers to consult local druggists or write to Dr Pierce in Buffalo, NY.
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Ion
Gerald
Apelin Srd
Nikhenda
Wwe
Ellen Harding
Erie St. W
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Labor Congress of
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Errere
Free State
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Chamber of Deputies
Rena Maes Commission
Lydia E. Pinkham
Employment Service Council
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Skatchewan
Arcus
Regina
Flan Express
Sigmal, Watrous, Sask
Russia
Canadian League For Prevention of Tuberculosis
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Albania
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Athens
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League of Natons
Council of Ambassadors
Mic Reeks
Rigas Scance Amare
Lomer Gouin
Manchester
Guidi
South Africa
Australia
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Dominions
Otawa
Canadian Weekly Newspapers Association
Frenel Wetaskiwin
Mackenzie King
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Grabell
Frederick Gosby
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HS. Clements
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