German court sentences ten months for treason acts
The report notes a sentence of ten months imposed on a German officer identified as Ravenor O Fab er for complicity in an alleged treason case. Reterding, among the accused, fled Germany after sinking a vessel and awaiting further actions by authorities. The German office reportedly sent Ernest to the ordinary prison as part of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lardon
Cvai
Germany
Ernest Oferta
Hoyer
Admiral Sims Stands By Statement Firestorm Over Navy Remark
A garbled dispatch reports Admiral Sims defending a prior statement amid press coverage. The message references Secretary of the Navy and Denby, with mentions of London and an English-speaking union, reflecting tension over the U S stance toward Britain and perceived anti American sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badon
USN
de Pres
Shims
Navy
Sec
de Londo
Lowton
Frank Sisa Fe
United States
United Salon
Fenners Shea
Irrigation Project Underway With Major Earthwork Planned
A large irrigation project to be led by Grant Smith and Company and McDonail s for the earth son Limited begins a week from now. Final contract details show a 00 foot trenching plan with Nockras and Man Calgary handling exchanges and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irrigatio Lethbridge
Lethbridge
Big Ste
Grant Smith and Company
McDonails
Earth Son, Limited
Nockras
Man Calgary
Saskatchewan Election: Record Turnout Across Provinces
The illuning Government elections list numerous named constituencies and candidates across Regina, Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Weyburn, and other towns. Results show Labor and Liberal figures with several incumbents and newly elected officials in districts like Red Fe, Gravelbourg, and Moose Jaw civic wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Saskatchewan
W. M.martin
Cot F& Coos
R Dowelas
Conington
W. G Robinson
Francis
Ketebesen
Hanley
Lumsden
McNah
Ssakitoon
JM Parker
Hogan
Woods
Tomer
Saskatoon
McDonald
Appelle
Warres
Thunder Creek
Watenay
Hacveyry
JL. Salkeld
Moosort
Moosort Thos, Raymond, Biggar
D. Sykes
Swit
Iam
Wilkie
Banneins
Aversden
Geer
WE Team
Wenga
Pascoe
Moose Jaw
Civ
J.P
WG Baker
Moose Taw City
Wan
Labor
Redfe
Hirose
Gravelbourg
Proposed Imperial Air Mail Service Plan Highlighted
A plan by A. H. Astbolt proposes an Imperial Air Mail Service to connect Britain with India South Africa New Zealand and other colonies using airships. The scheme allocates half funding to governments and half to public subscription to create a rapid mail route within ten days of voyage. A report notes a visit by the airship President Wilson arriving at the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Astbolt
India
South Africa
New Zealand
Plea for World Peace Echoes From Harding Address
The article reports President Harding urging global peace and cooperation between the United States and Canada. It highlights the emphasis on peaceful coexistence and the belief that shared ideals and mutual respect can prevent future conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Canada
United States
N. W. Rowell
Western Crop Conditions Improve Across Provinces
Weather across the western provinces has been generally favorable with widespread rains. Cutworms are mainly affecting Alberta with a small outbreak in western Saskatchewan. Grasshopper control remains active across all provinces as farmers battle the pest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Alberta
Mutiny Aimed to Halt Opium Smuggling Reported
Mutinous Chinese troops muttered against officers and attempted to check opium smuggling. Early reports note uprisings and clashes amid tensions, with property losses and financial damages running into millions of dollars in a broad sphere of unrest.
Chemist Claims Breakthrough in Transmutation to Gold
Benson Davis of this city submits a paper to the Engineering Station claiming to have solved manufacturing metals by transmutation of common elements. He asserts that he has shown ten Ene samples and sent his work to a foundation for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Res Benson Davis
Memng Foundation
Iuyeete
Empire Cotton Growth Grant Increased to Foster Industry
Colonial Secretary told the British Cotton Growing Association the government will devote 19000 pounds to foster Empire cotton growth instead of the previous 5000 pounds yearly for five years. Churchill praised gains but urged greater potential, noting Egyptian cotton as a strong comparator to US output and quality with room to grow.
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Manchester
Churehall
British Cotton Growing Association
British Empire
Churchill
United States
Immigrants Barred Era And Border Entry Rules
The Department of Union and Colonization states tourists entering from Canada to the United States do not need passports, nor for return travel. The rule excludes certain countries and mentions a River Gabri group and a casket river. River Shebaa is noted as owned by D. Buchanan, a Minnesota fan, and the text hints at Germany possibly joining a league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Era —Lhe Department of UN
Ion and Colonization
Canada
River Gabi Group
Ja Leyempace Casket River She Baatty
D. Bichanan
Indians Sell Standing Timber Near Net La
Northwestern Paper Company of Colquet Minnesota signs to purchase about 25 08 000 to 39 000 000 feet of sawed timber and pulp wood in a Net La vicinity for around 5000 dollars The sale covers a tract of standing timber on the lot owned by the Indians They will receive 10 000 to 15 000 dollars for a 50 acre allotment of the Redskins The Indians are among the most Primitive in the north woods and concern grows over their use of newly sent agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapersony
Th Mint
Northwestern Paper Company
Colquet
Minn
Net la
Redskins
North Woods
Coal Shortage in Britain Sparks Public Measures
During a miners strike Britain faced a coal shortage affecting heating and hot water. The National Kitchen sold hot water while ice shortages worsened living conditions. Trawlers were dispatched to Holland to import coal in exchange for ice to maintain supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Kitchen
Hull
Eng
Holland
Retaliatory Duty on Lumber Debated by House Committee
A House committee debated including a retaliatory duty on lumber in the Permanent Tariff Bill. Canada’s measures against U S lumber exports to the Dominion prompted the 25 percent levy proposal. It faced brief opposition before passage after a tug of war among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
United States
Decrees Planned to Stop Confiscation in Russia
Moscow reports a decree is being prepared to prevent confiscation of money from private individuals by court trial. A second decree requires authorities to provide the arrest reason within 24 hours and to release a detainee if allowed by the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miga
Moscow
Admiral Sims London Speech Sparks Navy Advisory Note
Fragmentary text shows Nasr Denby directing RearAd to inform the Navy of an immediate action. The cited press accounts quote a London speech by Admiral Sims, with unclear wording and context in the damaged OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasr Denby
RearAd
Navy
Eng
Would Unseat De Valera London
Practical action has been instituted to void the election of Eamonn de Valera the Irish Republican leader. Belfast lawyers are engaged to investigate De Valera antecedents and collect evidence in the United States and elsewhere focusing on his preachings on the subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Belfast
Evening News
Eamonn de Valerra
Ulster
de Valera
United States
True Bear Stories Continued From Frigid Frontiers
An fragmentary reminiscence recounts a perilous encounter with a grizzly, surviving through courage and resourceful camp life. The narrator recalls a harsh winter, foxed by frost and cold, with details of hunting, indigenous awakenings, and the resilience of Nellie amid buffalo raids and bear threats.
African Chief Demands British Justice Over Lagos Land Claim
A West African chief at Lagos asserts ownership of 250 acres seized by the Colonial Government for public use, appealing to British authorities. The Privy Council meeting and the chief’s private secretary accompanied staff to identify the property amid disputes over sovereignty and rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cote
Lagos
Prince of
Hern
Dresdner Bank Capital Expansion in Greater Berlin
The Dresdner Bank, Berlin's oldest financial institution, plans a capital expansion worth 1 billion marks with a 330 billion mark capital base. The UK endorses treasury notes valued at 200 million dollars recently handed to the Allied Reparations Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iin
Dresdner Bank
Greater Berlin
Treasury
Allied
Prices Must Come Down in Market Shift
Fragmentary text hints at price decline demand and policy shifts in the US market. Possible reference to inflation, supply adjustments, and consumer impact discussed by Mark Sheer or similar. Due to unreadable OCR, specifics are unclear.
Utah Anti Cigarette Law Takes Effect
The last Utah Legislature passed an anti cigarette law now in effect. Tobacco shelves are cleared of cigarettes and cigarette advertising is barred. The act prohibits sale and exchange of cigarettes in public places and restricts advertising in newspapers.
Devonshire Heir to Sail from Quebec to England in July
Devonshire heir Iament Howse with titles Excelles or Duke plans a voyage from Quebec to England on July 19, amid France related concerns. The voyage is announced as part of noble movements between colonies and Britain.
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Iament Howse
Devonshire
Quebec
England
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Caruso
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Singer
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Washington
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Rewstl
Dairy Goa
Redskins Wall
Britain
Russia
Www
N. U. 15
Oge
Mases
Robert
NeMic
Happes
Melfort
Nellie
Hone
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Kan
Kansas
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Privy Council
Pinnancial
Berlin
Utah
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