International Peace Monument Plans Debated by Britain and United States
The article discusses proposals for erecting international peace monuments in Great Britain and the United States to symbolize a lasting peace among English and French speaking nations. A plan favored by some sought funding via public subscriptions and a five minute observance across both nations and colonies, with delegates to Ghent to consider the project, though action was postponed in executive session.
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Great Britain
New York
United States
Teo
Charles A Magrath
Canadian
Generationa
Ghent
Duke Speaks as Chief Scout at London Meeting
The Duke of Connaught, appointed president of the Boy Scouts Association, chaired the general meeting in London and spoke as Chief Scout of Canada. He cited 20,000 Scouts in Canada and addressed misconceptions about militarism, arguing that true militarism is not his idea. The speech emphasized preparedness and character over aggression. He noted admiration for the movement's growth and affirmed its nonmilitaristic aims.
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London
Duke of Connaught
Boy Scout’ Association
Canada
Roger
Dominion
England
Kald Thare
Assassin of King George of Greece Reported Leap From Window
A Greek assassin Alekos Shins or Shins, a native of Voivod in Thessaly, allegedly killed King George II of Greece by stabbing him from behind as the king walked with a crowd in Salonika. Reports say Shins leapt from a window of the post station to escape and was aided by a decamped crowd. A doctor had recently warned of tuberculosis.
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Greece
Athens
Aleko Shins
George of
Grese
Solon'ht
Ctas
Voiod Thessali
Eyainim
Immigration Report Pins Winnpeg Arrival Totals
The official returns indicate the immigrant who detrained at Winnpeg arriving from across the ocean for the week ending May. J Brice Walker represents Tamigration. The preponderance of Utah residents is noted.
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Winnnipeg
Occan
Brice Walker
New Serum Claim Shown By Dr Mehnarto In Europe
Report describes a novel serum allegedly effective against multiple diseases, including malaria and sleeping sickness. Dr Mehnarto outlines tests, secrecy, and public disbelief while noting a Belgian Congo discovery with Dr Kochin. The piece notes belt of controversy and calls the serum Contra toxin, claiming it boosts blood immunity and destroys germs.
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Frege
Europe
Mie
London
Lancet
Mehnarto
Belzian Congo
Kochin
Contra Torin
Aking
National Council Discusses Flogging Prohibition Objections
Toronto officials debate a report urging restraint on flogging and the protection of waif children. Flora Deane challenges council approval while Mrs. Gordon notes the law’s form. The discussion aims to set provincial guidelines and memorialize peace efforts as the National Council considers further measures.
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National Coune'l
Canada
Flora Deane
Toronto
Gordon
Third Anniversary of King Ge Accession Observed in London
London marked the third anniversary of King Ge’s accession with military salutes and rainbow bunting on government buildings and ships. Queen Mary joined a memorial service at the oval chapel, and the King placed a tribute on his father’s grave. he is 48, succeeded on May 6, crowned June 22, and married Queen Macy in 1840.
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London
James
Fars
Fred Windsor
Gece
Mary
Bulward
Progmore
Ite
Westminet Abbes
Cost of Trans i National wat engended at mental Kail ay tas
Disjointed OCR text notes spending over five to six years showing a rapid decline in the Durien as the wat nears completion. Total amount spent around $130,000. The meeting heard testimony from Jur Whites secretary of the Doria Pumas Constelion and others about shams and deception during the inquiry.
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Ie National Wat
Sassatoneaan Peaitn Loge
Ottawa
Katchewan
Doria Pumas Constelion
Sem Fation
Redress For Japan Legislation Proposed By California
Fragmented OCR outlines a complex proposal to redress Japan through California led legislation and arbitration. It discusses international law, potential court action, and the risk of complications from a treaty based approach. The text mentions California governor and possible arbitration as the preferred path, with references to U S and Japanese interests and a debated decree.
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California
Washington
Californich
Alen
United
Japan
Grain Shipments From Twin Cities Reach 20 Million Bushels
Dominion Grant mission records show over 20 million bushels shipped by water from the Twin Cities since navigation opened and more than 20 million still in elevators. Three to four hundred cars arrive daily as grain men expect all grain to move before next harvest, with wheat and oats totals detailed for recent months.
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Wunam
Dominion Grats
Twin Cities
Apple Growing Profits Highlighted by U.S. Irrigation Service
A U S. Department of Agriculture expert notes the Elko district offers promising returns for apple growers. The speaker cites learning by doing and stresses irrigation support as key. He estimates annual profits per acre can be substantial once trees mature.
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Elko
B.C
MeIntyre Irrigation Estate
United States
New CPR Lines for Alberta Calgary Ata superia
A report notes plans by Canadian Prime to add about 400 miles of new hex along a tour route in Alberta Alberta and Calgary. The statement indicates development focus on regional transit and infrastructure with emphasis on terrain and potential usage.
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Calgary
Ata
March Departure Figures From England Show Six Employees Left
March departure data indicate six individuals left England for unspecified destinations. The fragmentary text omits names, firms, and exact destinations, but confirms the action of leaving within the month.
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England
Plea for Better Pay and Respect for Teachers
President Falconer urges higher salaries and greater respect for teachers to elevate education in the community. He argues teachers are pivotal in shaping children and calls on both east and west to fund and support schooling despite Dominion funding challenges.
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Falconer
Toronto
Uni Falconer
Jay
Market Report Weekly Grain Letter May 6
The report notes a market reaction with quotations down from last week by about LC 2c to LC 2c. Winnipeg remains relatively stronger than other North American markets though it declines, while Chicago shows the largest drop. Strength in strong markets stems from European conditions, now easier, and export enquiry has been notably absent for six days. Political developments appear more reassuring with expectations of a peaceful postwar solution.
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Thomason, Lone & Co
Gra Merchants
Winnipeg
Chicago
Grain market report from 1912 with mixed futures and receipts
The text details visible supply figures in bushels, shifts in Canadian stocks, and price movements for wheat oats barley and flax. It notes weak demand for cash wheat, fair futures activity, wide spreads between Winnipeg and Montreal markets, and rising railcar receipts as navigation opened.
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Vieibl
Amou Fan Yaseage
Tao Bass
Winnipes
M Tele
Fort” William
Port Arthur
PEW
Ihe
Fort William
Port Archar
Wireless System for China to Link Provincial Capitals
A proposed wireless network to connect Pekin, Sian, Hankow and other provincial capitals for military and commercial use. High power stations would transmit messages over 1,800 miles, with government plans to set limits to prevent interference and to extend coverage east of Hong Kong for operations with Hong Kong and Manila, aiding typhoon tracking.
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Pekinton
Siwatom
Hankow
Pras
Hong Kong
Hog Kong
Manila
Arizona Antialien Land Ownership Bill Faces Senate
A highly contentious anti alien land ownership bill in Arizona aims to curb non citizens from owning real property, seen as more drastic than California's approach. Opponents argue it targets foreigners with citizenship ties, while supporters push for stricter controls on land titles and property acquisition. The measure now moves to the Senate for consideration with uncertain prospects.
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Rizona
Mussen Ho Good Luck in Exploring the North
Thorstaven and Paroe Trianda narrate a voyage with the mutes of Kind reed and erpedtion returning after a three year odyssey. Peary Channel exploration reveals vast wealth and musk, ample supplies, and a large tract of land in Suandant. The party pauses for a month before a rotary journey of over 69 miles at about 2 tiles daily, relying entirely on Eskimo gear with no extra provisions.
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Thorstaven
Paroe Trianda
Ana
Peary Soan
Peary
Bacruseen
Lim
Deliverance and reconciliation in Joseph’s tale
A Sunday School lesson fragment reflects on Genesis and Joseph, noting seven years of plenty and famine, and how Joseph forgave his brothers. It highlights the hand of God in events, their fear and repentance, and the path to eternal redemption through Christ, as readers see in the contrasted destinies of forgiveness and judgment.
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Dom Stearns
Joseph
Ati
Voarnob
Ais
Jesus
Netsis
Sul
Cora
Jess Chris
Ives
Jacob
Ben
Josep
Foolina
Joarph
Ana Sebel
Cansan
Hhey
Tim Nat
Fruit inspection and branding regulation notice
An instruction directs Mark Fruit imports to brand and mark fruit and packaging and to specify the manner and place of inspection. Any fruit not branded or marked as required shall be removed, and offenders may be fined up to 850 with costs.
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Martin Burvelt
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Weyburs
Twin Cites
CPR
Alberta
the Market Report
Asc
China
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