United States and Britain linked in world peace view
Fragmentary text records a speech contrasting U.S. and British wartime cooperation. Lloyd George emphasizes friendship, shared liberty, and mutual aid among nations, arguing civilization rests on joint flags and allied resolve. The speaker references support from Canada Australia and others and envisions a future of united action for peace.
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Air
Lloyd Ggeomee
Domio Fom
Canada
Uerralia
New Zealand
South Africa
India
Ireland
Australia
United States
Hong Kong Hit By Historic Heavy Rainstorm
Hong Kong suffers one of its worst rainstorms with 11 inches falling from morning into the next day. Streets flood as water bursts from a nearby petroleum building and washes earth onto roads. Ground floors of offices flood while city infrastructure and roads bear the impact amid widespread damage.
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Hong Kong
Hong King
Asiatic Petroleum Company
Mttnor Hitler
Ésland
Officers Blamed in Hooda Point Destroyer Accident
A board of inquiry reports three Merrs caused the loss of 33 lives and naval material valued at 13 00,000 in the Hooda Point destroyer accident. The inquiry’s final findings were presented to Secretary Denby in September.
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Washington Pact
Hooda Point
Cnl
Board of Inquiry
Denby
Freight Rates Fall for Grain at Lakes Port
Freight rates for grain on the lakes have dropped as ships balance cargo and shipping duties. one day saw 2,464,000 pounds of grain moved, with cargoes destined for Buffalo and other ports. Some shipments to Buffalo and Cleveland indicate shifting trade patterns this season at Fort William and other lakes ports.
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Fort Williaak
Han
Amy Yrevius
United States
Poincare and Four Points Shape Postwar Debates
The article outlines Premier Poincare's four points on reparations and postwar finance. It notes Germany’s payment capacity, new payment methods, German finances renovation, and a program aligned with a Foreign Office stance. It argues the United States and allied debt figures are fixed, limiting changes to wartime sums and signaling a shift toward a new monetary system.
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Paris
Remcare
Neversim
Washington
Germany
United States
London
Poincare
Clara B. Martin Dies at 49 Former Ontario Educator and Barrister
Clara B. Martin age 49, a former member of the board of education and the first woman barrister in Ontario, died on October 31. Her career spanned teaching administration and law, reflecting trailblazing work in the province. Her death marks a notable loss in Ontario's civic and legal communities.
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Foronto
Mias
Clara B. Martin
Board of Educaton
Ontaro
Britain and France align on reparations expert panel
The British note to France shows accord on forming a joint committee of experts to study Germany's capacity to pay reparations. It proposes a universal invitation including the United States and Belgian and Malian participation, while stressing cooperative Franco British diplomacy.
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Paris
International
Germany
Offic
Uritiah
United States
London
Castoria Advertisement Claims 30 Years of Use
A vintage note touts Fletcher's Castoria as suitable for babies and children to relieve constipation, flatulence, wind colic, and diarrhea, lessen feverishness, regulate the stomach and bowels, and aid digestion after extended use.
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Fletcher
German Mark Slips Again as Dollar Stabilizes
The German mark continues downward amid a weak dollar and scarce foreign demand. Prices for staple goods soar while imports shrink, triggering shortages and broad economic dislocation in Berlin's food market.
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Germany
Berlin
Ottawa Customs Revenue Up Over Seven Months
Customs and excise revenue rose by 22,952,037 in seven months ending October, compared with the prior-year period. The shift to revenue stamps beginning October 1 diverted substantial income from the post office. Total seven-month revenue reached 179,281,952 versus 157,029,315 in the first seven months of the prior fiscal year.
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Ottawa
Customs and Excise
Otto Ber
Post Office
Mons
Britain Refuses to Recognize Rhineland Separatists
London informs Paris and Brussels that Britain will not recognize the Rhineland provisional government led by Dr. Dorten and Joseph Mattes nor any separatist rising in the Cologne area. Ambassadors are instructed to oppose the move within the occupied British zone.
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London
Great Pram
France
Belgium
Rhineland
Cologne
Paris
Havas
Hes
Dr. Dorten
Joseph Mattes
Insulin Tax Exemption Considered by Order in Council
The Banting diabetes remedy sold at cost may be exempt from sales tax by order in council. The drug is not listed in exemptions under the Act and could be treated as a normal article unless an exemption is made. Authorities note no current tax relief despite attention to the issue.
May Return to Germany under strict good behavior
Rumors of the former German Crown Prince seeking to return to Germany were not backed by a formal request to the Berlin government. Informal inquiries indicate Germany would permit his return if he lives quietly on his Silesian estate, subject to estate stays and quiet conduct.
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Berlin
Dat
Germany
Silesix
Yeoman Wheat Seen As Possible Manitoba Rival
British agriculturist London-Lord Negisloe promotes Yeoman wheat as a high milling, profitably competitive option for Briton farmers alongside Manitoba varieties. Government agricultural courts report progress and consider wetting and growing Yeoman wheat amid strong milling quality signals.
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London
Lord Negisloe
Manitoba
Aspirin Bayer Brand Safeguard Sold By Dealers
An old health ad emphasizes buying genuine Bayer Aspirin tablets to avoid imitations. It notes authentic Bayer tablets are stamped with the Bayer cross and sold in packs of twelve, twenty four, or one hundred, proven safe by physicians for colds toothache earache neuralgia and pain.
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Bayer
Canada
Bayer Company
Greek court condemns major for insurrection in Salonika
A Greek court martial at Saloniki condemned Major Sakeleriou to death for his leading role in the recent military insurrection. Central News dispatch from Athens reports General Metaxas is said to be on the verge of arrest as the chief of the rebels.
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London
Saloniki
Sakeleriou
Athens
Metaxas
Railway Commissioners Schedule Series of Sessions
Railway commissioners will hold a series of sittings in connection with the comadian railways. The board with all members will convene from November to December, with dates listed including November 28 and December 8. Local officials anticipate discussions on express trains and railway operations.
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Oeam
Vicewaaes AB
Comadian Railways
Tte Tin
BB Fenton
Neleot
Teoe
Detanober Ts
Sepia
Decemer
Winripes
Doukhobors Return From Mexico Unsatisfied With Land Prospects
A Winnipeg delegation of Doukhobors and Buchanans arrived after a Mexico trip to Santa Clara ranch and Chituslua. They reported that the Menonite migrants faced harassment from creditors and considered leaving Saskatchewan due to the land offers in Santa Clara. The group noted interest in a land swap for clear title but found southern land unsatisfactory.
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Mexico
Winnipeg
Doukhobor
Buchanandisewan
Howe
Santa Clara Ranch
Chituslua
Mesi
Saskatchewan
Santa Clara
Wag
Canada
Britain and United States Reach Accord on Liquor Issue
London reports a settlement after talks between Ambassador Harry and British officials. A treaty is expected to resolve rum running concerns and define limits on American territorial waters. The agreement aims to allow liquor ships to operate under a three mile limit while evading more stringent control, with potential broad interpretations of distances and enforcement.
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London
United States
Harry
Curzon
Great Britain
Tudred
Foreign Office
Farming costs in U S double those in Canada
The report states that farming costs in the United States are more than twice those in Canada. It cites testimony from Representative Anderson and others about the per acre expenses and the impact on spring wheat production costs, noting comparisons between U S and Canadian prices and freight considerations.
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U.S
Canada
Uch
Wipu
Seth Pakowa
South Dakota
Momtana
United States
Disease Amongst British Cattle Mysterious Outbreaks
British livestock owners protest recurring foot and mouth outbreaks across Great Britain since August. About 160 outbreaks have triggered compulsory slaughter of thousands of animals and context prompts demands for an official inquiry into the cause and spread.
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London
Great Britain
Prairie fire destroys grain and buildings near Plato Saskatchewan
A prairie fire near Plato and Creenan Saskatchewan destroyed over 5 000 bushels of wheat and damaged or burned dozens of buildings. Firefighters finally gained control after threatening the village of Grenen, with 0 acres of grain burned and stockpile and a barn affected. The blaze forced 1 000 residents to flee and many miles of countryside were scorched before containment.
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Plato
Creenan
James
Grenean
Brother of W. T. Stead Dies in Yorkshire
J. B. Stead, 72, brother of noted journalist W. T. Stead, died at Kedcar in Yorkshire after a long illness. Stead was recognized as an authority on manure hire and the metallurgy of steel.
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London
J. B. Stead
W. T. Stead
Kedcar
Yorkshire
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