Calls for tighter selection controls on immigrants worldwide
A garbled international report urges stronger screening of entrants, arguing for imperial style oversight and centralized supervision. It weaves in references to governance, labor, and transport links, while mixing in unrelated historical anecdotes about Rasputin and court life. The piece presents a speculative policy shift amid empire era debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richone
Dihisors
United Rinedan
India
Wealth of the Czar Renews on Very Good Fortune Claim
The article discusses wealth and assets attributed to the former Czar of Russia. It cites vast deposits in the Bank of England and extensive land and mineral resources held privately. It touches on potential moves by a new Russian minister of finance and the impact on exchanges and national wealth.
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Otom
Teissinderstood
Bel Gaesis
Pentevtyatia
Obyions
Saminal Oben
Bank of England
Taimeeinme Teyron
Crar
Russia
Nubl
Ros
Mer
Claims Against Alien Enemies in Canada Record Policy
Government notice outlines classes of property and assets held by British subjects and enemy entities in Canada, including real and personal property, bank deposits, and business assets. It instructs individuals to indicate which classes to report, with forms to be provided by the Finance Department.
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Department of Finance
Cova
Canada
Sauie Elis
Canadian
War era changes food, economy, and habits in 1914
The text discusses wartime hardships and shifts in Italy, noting meatless and sweetless days, hotel rations, and price pressures. It highlights reduced exports, a tourism decline, and immense wartime savings, with cotton, rice, and domestic industries reshaping reliance on home production and unemployment easing as industrial output rises.
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Maly
Daly
Spon
Hidden Treasure Tales From Vaults And Hiding Places
The article recounts old crimes of hoarders finding loot in vaults and odd hiding spots such as floor boards ceilings and old cannons in England. It notes discoveries in Liverpool Bradford Shoreham Ely and Nottingham Castle with mentions of bank notes sovereigns and jewellery. The Kansas City Journal fragment appears at the end.
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Nawian
Liverpool
Eng
Feet Park
Bradford
Shoreham
Ely
Nottingham Castle
Bagdad Taken at The Right Time
A fragmentary report discusses the capture of Bagdad during the war, noting British and French roles in Mecca and Medina, the impact on regional power, and the reactions of leaders like Townshend and Owen. It mentions Mosul and strategic shifts, with commentary on religious dynamics and looming territorial changes. An unrelated note from the North Dakota Agricultural College advises poultry nest upkeep.
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Macon
Caribe
Caroly
Pales Sonade
Levpt
Turkeys
Cosi Owen
iPrtiak
Owen
Medtec Ford
Tan
Dia
Tsillions
Britain
Mecca
Medina
Sar
Shen
Mecet
Jeddah
Finneh
Kenor
Hining
Salites
Sen
France
Mosul
Rissa
Otter Europea
Bagdad Moeans
Course It Cant Be Done Finds Balance In Spending
Claude Callan argues in the Fort Worth Star Telegram that some people insist on enjoying life while avoiding overspending, urging prudent choices and financial restraint amid pressures to spend beyond means. The column highlights practical frugality and personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Callan
Fort Wort
Transport of Supplies for the Troops Giant Undertaking
The piece describes vast efforts to move supplies to advancing troops as roads fill with diverse vehicles. It notes the front lines, the need for speed, and the contrast with German strategic aims, highlighting a war of attrition and the pivotal role of resources and naval submarine warfare.
The Two Blockades Compared and Its Legal Debate
The text debates British and German naval blockades during war, citing legal sanction, contraband, and neutral duties. It contrasts German methods with British responses, noting international reactions and the role of the United States amid diplomatic tensions over the Sussex pledge and potential retaliation.
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Tinh
Geran
Ives
United States
Wallone
Kansas
War-torn Allied Road Faces Shell Damage and Packed Aid Efforts
A British road line near the front endures heavy shelling since the war began while Red Cross volunteers rush aid wagons and supplies. Teams move forage, bread, beer, and medical gear as soldiers pass and rebuild. Shell holes dot the route, with British and German actions shaping a perilous supply corridor amid relentless bombardment.
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Renee
Albert
Red Cross Asibilanves
Res Authority
Evers
Influx of Settlers and Canadian Citizenship Promise
A fragment outlines settler migration from the United States into western Canada, mentioning land purchases and homesteads near Peace River. It also cites an Irish magistrate in a Dublin court, with a courtroom anecdote about a plaintiff and a witty daughter, ending with a boast about loans and money. The tone mixes migration rumors with casual legal quips and a transient newspaper voice.
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U.S
Wester
Seacott
Canada
Bucement
Emerson
North Portal
Ape Coutts
Masins
Thy
Peace River
Bar Department
United States
Dubie
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Kingda
Asciente
Inperial Institute
Venart
Amd
Wamwen
Great Bétar
Rasputin Worked
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Rasputtin
Impera
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Het
Lersun
Alesis
Rasparin
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Kotluer
the Czar
Was
Opin Wade Fortune
Nacholas
Italy
Kansas City
Bagdad
Mr. Peterson
North Dakota
N. Dakots Agricultural College
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England
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Chicago Herald
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