Ismet Blames France For Breakdown Of Lausanne Conference
Ismet blames France for the Lausanne Conference breakdown. The report notes Turkish readiness to separate economic clauses from the treaty and to negotiate the Mosul question with Great Britain. Near Eastern peace talks may resume with discussions possibly at Constantinople. The Angora government is expected to outline positions in a forthcoming note.
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Constants
Akshham
Angora
Sanereretaris
France
Mosul
Stowaway Finnish Girl Hidden Aboard Bellingham
A 16 year old Finnish girl Bertha Lane hid aboard the steamer Bellingham from Raumo Finland as she pursued a romance with Porto Rican fireman A Alvarez of the steamer Inacate. Federal authorities will hear from the fireman while five other stowaways, identified as Bolsheviks, were removed and ordered deported. Scotland ships coal to Germany due to high demand from German orders amid Ruhr occupation.
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Finland
Cove
Hor'en
Bertha Lane
Raumo
Fin
A. Alvarez
Scotland
Germany
London
The
Ruhr
Karoly Karoly Kadly Plans Emigration To Canada As Farmer
Hungarian president Karoly, living in Ragusa, faces confiscation of his Castles and 69 000 acres of land after a Budapest court found him guilty of treason under wartime laws. He plans to emigrate to Canada and start life anew as a farmer if appeal fails.
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Tudapest —Coumeaucanael
Karoly
Canada
Ragusa
Budapest
Karyl
Cour
Charles
Ottawa House Debates Redistribution Bill and Copyright Reform
Premier King stated the government favored a 15 member committee to handle the redistribution bill. A bill by J A Robb to amend the 1821 Copy right Act aimed at creating a working national copyright law and aligning with the international convention. Hon C Stewart announced plans for a Chinese immigration registration and fingerprint system.
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Ottawa
King
House For Commons
Hes J. A. Robb
Trade
Robb
Charles Stewart
Railway Fatalities In January Reported In Canada
January railway records show 21 deaths and 11 injuries across Canada from various accidents. Automotive involvement occurred in eight of twelve reporting incidents, causing one fatality and two injuries.
Canada Eyes Possible Ambassador to Washington
Report notes Canada may appoint an envoy in Washington as steps toward joining the Pan American Union. John Barrett cites progress on a Canadian ambassadorial posting and the union’s broad aim to foster commerce and intercultural ties among American nations.
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Onecom
Martese
Canada
Washington
American Union
Nat
Canadian Explorer Moves to Buy Shackleton Ship Quest
Ottawa production of all correspondence on forming a wheat board for the 1922 crop is requested in a Commons address by TH McContea Progressive Battleford. McContea to exchange moves between federal and provincial governments and James Riddell or others, with a board role. Captain Bernier plans to buy Shackleton's ship Quest and lead an Arctic expedition. he will travel to Europe to arrange cross Atlantic purchase, then bring the vessel to Quebec for a June expedition to study mineral resources.
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McContea
Battleford
James Riddell
Arcttic Expeditions
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Europe
Rave
Quest
Shackleton
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Mt Interior
Hernier
Acton
Rom
Department of Thetails
Bernier
Atlantic
Quebec
Weird Dose Proves Fatal Missionary Bible Student
In Los Angeles fourth ward a Chinese student at the Bible school died, physicians attributing his death to two doses of wan-yuyoh a Chinese compound said to have sixty ingredients. The piece cites tiger products and animal parts among listed components and notes the public use of Dr Thomas’ Ffectiie Oil as a healing remedy.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angelespital
Josep Lu
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Bible
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Mts
Thomas
Fruit shipments from Okanagan reach February total
The Canada recorded figure shows four thousand eight hundred eighty four car loads of fruit shipped from the Okanagan district in British Columbia up to February 14, according to FW Peters, General Superintendent of the CPT British Columbia division, as per the lateemr Board of Trade.
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Vancouver
Okanagan
Hirsh Columabia
Board of Trade
FW. Peters
CPT
British
Prohibition Law Proposed by Mexican Government
Washington reports that the Mexican government, according to advices received, is considering adopting a prohibition law directed against all alcoholic beverages within miles of the entire United States border. The move signals cross border policy focus including potential impact on trade and regional relations.
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Washington
United States
Proposal to Have Nations Control Ruhr
British Labor Mission proposes internationalizing the Ruhr under a board to distribute reparations. Four Scottish Labour MPs John Wheatley James Maxton David Kirwood and Rev Campbell Stephen report no hope of French or Italian control and urge a global framework for administration and oversight of Ruhr assets.
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London
House of Commons
John Wheatly
James Maxton
David Kirkwood
Campbell Stephen
Ruhr
Italy
Women Dye Things New In Diamond Dyes
Diamond Dyes offer simple instructions for home dyeing suitable for any woman. The package promises easy steps to tint worn garments, including wool silk linen cotton or blends, with a guarantee against spotting streaking or running colors even for first-time dyers.
Debt Funding Bill Ready for Signature
Washington January action by the House accepted Senate changes to amend the Allied Debt Funding Act with no roll call. The bill moves to the President for signing after U S and Great Britain agree, to be enforced by the United States Debt Commissioners, as part of a British debt settlement. Port Chester notes calls to regulate importation of Canadian breeding stock to mirror Britain’s rules. Capt Robert H. Smith and WV Floyd both connected to early Atlantic cable history are cited with memorial distance.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
Great Britain
United Ssi
Bris
Port Chester
Robert H Smith
Floyd
Secret Service uncovers vast international counterfeiting ring
authorities disclose a major counterfeiting scheme with prints for thousands of fake dollars and foreign currency. leaders, based in New York and Chicago, organized wholesale offices and a manufacturing plant at 29 Cornelia Street Greenwich Village. the plot spanned cuba west indies and europe with links to australia india and new zealand. investigations target sam members and foreign operatives and include enforcement actions by the internal revenue service.
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Chicago
San
Thelrilies
Central America
Hun
Red I
United States
Joseph A. Palma
Inverntions Revenue Department
Cuba
West Indies
Gang
Paling Re Porte
Cornelia Peart
Greenwich
Willace
New York
Ning
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