Bitter Exchanges In Dail Eireann Over London Talks
The Dail Eireann's proceedings feature heated exchanges between Arthur Griffith and Eamon de Valera. Charges of responsibility for disorders dominate debate as Griffith accuses De Valera of negotiating with Britain while posing rigid republicanism. De Valera demands publication of London correspondence before elections. The session also touches on unemployment in England and criticisms of The Republic of Ireland editor Childers.
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Arthur Mik
Eemona de Valera
Pail Eireann
Griffith
de Valera
America
Grifith
London
de Valea
Republic
Urieith
Deil Bireann
de Vaiera
Michael
Collins
Russia Nears Halt in Production Says Russian Engineer
Boris Stunkel, a Russian engineer, told German metal merchants that production cannot be revived by ordinary methods. He highlighted fatal attitudes in Russia and Western Europe and warned that open efforts must proceed with extreme caution as privatised sectors dwindle and coal stocks fall.
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Priv Nave
India's Wheat Crop Shows Big Increase
A cablegram from the International Institute of Agriculture reports India’s newly harvested wheat crop at 355,238,000 bushels, well above last year’s 250,469,000, and above the five year average. The April condition of winter cereals is described as very good in Bulgaria and fair in France with Italy favorable.
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Seorain
Ottawa
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agrculture
India
Bulgaria
Italy
France
Lloyd George Warns of Dangers Facing Europe
Genoa premier Lord George warned press that Europe stands on the brink of peril as Russia and Germany house over two thirds of Europe's population. He urged unity, American involvement, and a just approach to prevent renewed conflict and oppression.
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Genoa
Lieut George
Europe
United States
Aizance
Russia
Am Avery Ter
Russa
Germany
Baltic
Black Sea
America
Lord George
May Float Loan Within Canada The Next Government
A report by Hon WS Fielding, Finance Minister, and a deputation from the Canadian Bankers Association discussed the possibility of a domestic loan to meet government obligations. They indicated large maturing debt and a need for further borrowing, aiming to float a domestic loan under favorable conditions.
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Osta
Asociation 7
Canada
New Yor
Fielding
Juan
Few Persons Killed In Tokio Earthquake
An official report notes a fifteen minute earthquake centered near Tokio caused some building damages and collapses. Despite severe shaking there were few deaths with multiple escapes from collapsing chimneys and walls. The event was among the most severe in years, tied to volcanic activity nearby.
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Tokio
Mount
Asatn
Archduke Ferdinand Yacht For Sale In Canada
The Hoch, former yacht of Archduke Ferdinand of Austria, linked to the Archduke's assassination, is being offered for sale by Canada's Department of Naval Service. The package reportedly includes ships like Niobe and Grilse along with patrol craft and fisheries vessels.
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Duke
Ferdinand of
Austria
Department of Naval Service
Grilse
Winchester
Hes
Andrew Morgan
New York
Ora Morgan
Atlantic Coast
Canadian Sea Fish Catch Drops on Pacific Halibut
A March report from the Department of Marine Fisheries shows total sea fish caught on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts at 116.8 thousand cwt valued at 515,869 dollars. Pacific halibut dropped to 1,208 cwt from 20,268 in March 1921 while Pacific herring rose to 46,898 cwt from 15,204 the prior March.
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Pacific
Ovawa
Department of Marine ¢ Fisheries
Atlantic
Canada West opens new serial tale in this issue
Our Canadian West story titled My Canada begins in this issue with familiar scenes and characters to readers. Do not miss the opening chapter.
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Canada
No Restrictions on Grain Shipments at Montreal Port
Shipping men argue that grain export rules have been amended to remove bulk grain shipping difficulties from Montreal. The Board of Trade confirms there are no longer any restrictive regulations and that prior port rules have been revised to prevent traffic diversions to other ports.
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Board of Trade
Marden
Montreal
Farm Laborers from B C Vane for Prairie Work
Farm laborers from British Columbia move east to fill prairie jobs as unemployment falls. About 100 men have been sent, with more departing at a rapid pace and Labor Depot officials replying to Saskatoon Farmers' Club request for 30 men daily until further notice. Mayor Tisdall reported only an average of 24 experienced men available.
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Vane
Prairies
British Columbia
Ire
Saskatoon United Farmers’ Club
Tisdall
Rand Rebellion High Treason Charges Reported
Resports from London state that 61 charges of high treason were preferred in connection with the Rand Rebellion, as discussed in the House of Assembly.
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London
House of Assembly
Mennonites in Mexico Face Threats From Villa Followers
Report notes Mexican officials pledge protection for Mennonites driven from Canada by Villa bandits. Saskatchewan and Manitoba settlers evacuated to avoid raids, with Mennonite leaders warned against returning. Mexico City says settlers will receive full protection and not be drafted or taxed for military service.
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Lord Shaughnessy
the Times
Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Mente
Weston
Mase
Mexhan
Vita
Mexico
Ban Tits
Villa
Fetter
Mexico City
Taramgo
Chihuahua
Canadian Prairies
Public Building Budget Allocations Across Western Provinces
Saskatchewan received the smallest allocation for public buildings among western provinces while Alberta and British Columbia approved sums for post offices and repairs. Calgary and Vancouver debated site needs versus new posts as wage reductions were implemented nationwide.
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Alberta
J T. Shaw
Progressive
Calgary West
Calgary
T Ted
J. H. King
Miinister
Pabne Works
British Columbia
Leon J. Ladner
Vancouver South
China's President appeals for peace as two factions clash
President Hou Shih Chang urged China to halt the silent war and ordered He Meander Lin and Wu Pei Pu to withdraw their troops at once. He called for mediators to adjust the differences and prevent further bloodshed.
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China
Peking
Hou Shih Chang
He Meander Lin
Wu Pei Pu
English Adviser Sir Henry Stehards Dies in London
Sir Henry Erle Stehards KC notable English adviser dies in London on April 2. He served as counsel for Great Britain in the North Atlantic fisheries arbitration at The Hague 1916 and in the Venezuela arbitration at The Hague 1902.
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London
Henry Erle Stehards
Couns Amada Ant Newoundland
Hague
Great Britain
Resignation of Ontario Farmers Union Leader Announced
Report states the head of the Ontario Farmers Union resigns from his post on the eve of a key meeting. Pressure from business pressures and rising concerns over leadership decisions are cited as the main reasons for stepping down.
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Ontario Farmers
RB Bued
Plans For British Empire Settlement Schemes
London lawmakers discussed boosting overseas settlement with two main schemes: assisted emigration and land settlement development. Col. E Amery urged prioritizing land settlement, proposing up to £3 million annual cap and about £1 million for emigration, aiming to absorb immigrants through farmer-led settlement and repayment schemes.
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London
Dominions
Las
Amery
Epi
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