Mexico policy debate fuses with U S on Mexican situation
Secretary Bryan testifies on the Mexican situation before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He discusses the Berlin and British reactions, the TeJ Esteban case, and U S diplomatic moves while deferring action until investigations conclude. The talk covers constitutional questions and potential recognition moves amid ongoing rebel strength.
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Bryan Toits
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Deee Nox
Powers
Beaton
Particuar
Aso
Bryan
Menico
Fort Saison
Fort Dumitice
Ouer
Haar
Edward, Grey
Bellins
Heaton
Mexico
MeGan
Spimion
Sia
Senate
Royal Commission Probes Georgian Way Can Ottawa Venture
A royal commission will examine the Georgian Way Canal project in Ottawa to assess commercial viability and the expected expenditure of about $125 900. Ex Mayor Sachory Evans of Winaime chairs. other members include Cel FS Meighes and Gober Montreal. They may hire clerical staff and summon experts, serving without pay beyond expenses. findings likely after next year’s session.
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Ottawa
Sachory Evans
Winaime
Cel FS Meighes
Gober
Montreal
Tan
Sitnesees Transportation
Mawson Returns From Antarctic Expedition After Two Years
Dr Edward Mawson leads a 50 man party on the Aurora from Hobart to Adele Land and MacQuarie Island then back toward Australia. The relief ship found Mawson and five companions nearly starved after their 1913 voyage amid ice peril.
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Mawson
Australia
Adelaide
South Australia
Edward Mawson
Adele Land
Aurora
Dr Mawson
Hobart
MacQuarie Island
Antarctic
Typhoid Vaccine Advocate and Arctic Marquis Wheat Report
British pathologist of note explains typhoid vaccine experiments in Ottawa and praises compulsory vaccination for the British army. Also notes Marquis Wheat and White Banner oats grown in the Arctic demonstrating feasibility, with Ontario connections and immigration-related observations in Canada and the United States.
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Ottawa
Wr. Leishnan
Firs
Royal Army Medical College
London
England
Great Britain
Medieal Service of
Canada
Chateau Laurier
Bulich
United States
Arctic
Winnipeg
Marquis
Fon
Robt Ros Re
Junnor Wilder
Immigration Imaissioner
Winnipes
Proposed Negro Kingdom On African Coast At Request
At the request of the British government the state department will inquire into the proposed establishment of a negro kingdom on the Gold Coast. Chief Sam of Oklahoma and followers may emigrate. investigators doubt any American action can halt the move and British officials suggest the region may be unsuitable.
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Washington
Urat
Department ‘Amtice
Afica
Sam
Oklahoma
Tecrees
Absence of British Enterprise in China Cited
Pekin correspondents of London papers report lack of British involvement in China amid coal iron and oil concessions. They claim foreign powers including Japan Russia France Belgium and the United States secure contracts while Britain stays away due to no Britons on site to handle large ness contracts. In Washington millers and food manufacturers react to a Supreme Court ruling under the Pure Food Law about bleached flour and inspectors proving poison ingredients.
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London
China
Pekin
Great Britain
Hesched
Washington
Supreme Court
Rappe Democrats Cite Ward 752 Women Voters in Primaries
In Chicago this week the Aldermanic primaries saw 752 women vote as crucial backers of Democratic candidates. Women’s turnout helped several Democrats win seats while Miss Marcen Drake of the Progressive First Ward plans to oppose Bath House John Coughlin, the ward boss, in the April election.
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Rappe
Democrats First
Chicago
Marcen Drake
Bath House
Joha”Coughlin
Railway capitalized plans stir Ottawa discussions
In Ottawa a railway capitalization debate emerges as the Mauway commission and the Canadian Northern plan influence. The consolidated act move may insert clauses under railway control, with appeals hinted to the Supreme Court of Canada and potential Privy Council questions. Local Chinese groups indicate possible appeals regarding Saskatchewan act decisions.
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Mauway Commission Ontawa
Canadian Northern
Railway Commission
Supreme Court of Canada
Whit
Privy Council
Canal Tolls and Pacific Route Change Debate in U S Press
Washington reports quote assurances from Canadian Pacific that free tolls for American ships are unlikely to alter routes via the canal. Senate critics push repeal of the Canada Act toll provisions, arguing rail and steamship interests seek competitive advantage and possible scheme to ship via alternate continental routes.
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Atlantic
Pacife
Washington
Taronga
Companys of
Glass
Pacific
Bristow
Congress
Ie Canada
Great Canadian Railway
Steamahip Corporation
Canadian Pacific
United States
Britain Rejects San Francisco Exposition Participation
In the House of Commons Sir Edward Grey states Britain will not reconsider participation in the Pan-Pacific Exposition in San Francisco. He emphasises the importance of Anglo American goodwill and the need to maintain policy consistency amid nationalist criticism from Arthur Lyne.
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Grea
Britain
London
San Francisco
Sir Edward
Gres
House of Commons
United States
Artur Lyne
Secretary Bryan cites costs of Mexican resettlement shifts
The speech to Congress notes that Uncle Sam’s arrangements for Mexican reserves soldiers women and children incur 142 dollars now and 75 000 dollars monthly thereafter. Bryan argues national recovery depends on population growth and vast untapped resources needing new capital and labor. London Times to lower price to penny paper aligns with other dailies.
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Sam Washington
United States
Bryan 0
Congress
London Times
London
Norwegian Centennial Commemorated in Christiania
The centennial of Norway's separation from Denmark was marked with services in Christiania. King Haakon, the royal court, members of the Storthing, and attending officials participated in a thanksgiving service as schools voiced explanations and patriotism.
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Christiania
Norway
Denmark
Haakon
Storthing
Ulster Volunteers Stockpile Rifles and Machine Guns
London dispatch reports from a Times correspondent that Ulster volunteers hold more rifles than men in several counties and possess about sixty machine guns, signaling a growing arms imbalance.
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London
Dublin
the Times
Goe
Ulster Solunteers
Pankhurst seeks audience amid wartime torture claims
Emmeline Pankhurst writes to the Prime Minister requesting a meeting with ministers to plead for women’s rights and condemn wartime tortures used against suffrage champions. She argues even elected leaders without the vote harm the cause and cites battered workers and abused mothers to justify the appeal.
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Ira
Pankhurst
Kinisiere
London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Ihr
Elf
Faye
Wes Ske
Gex
Maesty
Weekly Market Report on World Wheat Markets
The report notes steady grain activity with no new large changes in wheat demand or prospects. Prices have risen gradually since January, with no sharp breaks, and traders anticipate further gains before new crops mature. Winter wheat prospects remain strong in the United States and overseas, with some damage reports in recent weeks.
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New York
United States
Clarkes Elliott
Harvard
National Literal Immigration League
Elliott Deel
Trommaen. Som. Co
Winnipeg
Australia
India
Russia
United
Sracrouanta
European weather disrupts farming and grain markets reported
The article notes severe weather across Europe slowing agricultural work and delaying spring planting. It then discusses North American outlook with spring wheat sowing in the Dakotas and Minnesota within three weeks, and Winnipeg cash markets firm. Prices for No. 1 Alberta wheat and futures are listed, along with oats, barley, and flax trends.
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Europe
France
Dakotas
Minnesota
Winnipeg
Alberta
Railway Commission Orders Double Windows for Winter Locomotives
The Railway Commission orders railways to equip locomotives with double windows in front of the cabs from November 2 to April 30 for better weather protection. The measure, issued for engineers and firemen, takes effect March 25 unless objections are raised by the railways.
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Railway Commission
Nee of Railway Engineers
Ottawa
Rail
Boi
Opposition peers face setback in Murray inquiry plan
A split develops over forming a Committee of Hurty to probe Murray of Brrbank's papers as twenty peers refuse invitations. The proposal faces political condemnation and may be abandoned amid growing opinion against the inquiry. Separately, CPR Farms Passano plans Colorado settlers voyage with forty families and livestock, arriving around March.
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Lord Murray
London
Hurty
Ori Murray
Brrbank
Marconi
C.P.R
Passano
Alta
Cp.r. Outdale
Colorado
Raesano Board of Trade
Auto Pests Reguteres Berlin-Germany and France
A partial report indicates an agreement between Germany and France to exchange details on autoists who violated traffic rules. The plan aims to improve cross border enforcement and communication between the two countries following a signed accord.
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Auto Pests Reguteres
Berlin
Germany
France
Mares
Rnto
Gectans
Secret of Deliverance From This Evil Age
Lesson text discusses readiness for Christ's return, urging believers to gird their loins, keep lights burning, and stay vigilant. It links biblical prophecies to living in faith, doing good works, and faithful stewardship, noting final judgment and varying rewards for believers. The tone mirrors a 19th century sermon with references to Luke, Thessalonians, and Revelations.
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O A. Stearns
Jesus Christ
Jesus Chris
Christ
Israel
Isa Fai
Paul
Meri
Jaw
Isaati
Gethsemane
Phil i
Jobe
Joseph Shasta
Pharaoh
Joseneus
Egypt
Tango Suppressed Across London Diocese
A church decree from Bishop Fallon orders priests to ban tango dancing as unfit for association with good people, urging avoidance of dancers and strict adherence to moral conduct throughout the diocese and city.
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London
Fallon
Diacee
All Mertingr O
Brigands Capture Two Americans in London
A cable received by Central News Agency reports two American travelers were seized and carried off by Algerian bandits near London. The incident prompts police inquiry and international concern. Local authorities coordinate with dispatchers for safe release and repatriation of the captives.
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London
Bara
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