New Anti Submarine Tactics Reported by Britain
Great Britain reports new submarine removal methods transforming naval strategy. Tests describe acoustic decoys and sound devices to detect and deter subs, plus underwater mines and oil-supply battles to force returns to base. Air patrols supplement surface defenses along the coast, while rapid observation from planes aids locating subs. The report notes shifts in warfare and the potential decline of submarine threats.
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Anu Nais
Nata
Westrie
London
United States
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Warsh
Largields
Lnnes
Alberta irrigation convention delegates gathered for opening
A Canadian irrigation congress in Alberta draws delegates from government, universities, and farmers. Leaders including A J Sifton and Duncan Marshall will open the event. The program covers water rights, crop rotations, irrigation investigations, and homegrown fruit campaigns across the prairie provinces.
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Victoria
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Alberta
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Board of Control
War Orders Inquiries Reach Canadian Mills For Blankets
Reports indicate Canada may fulfill large war time orders from Allied nations for blankets and other supplies. Negotiations involve textile groups, with potential purchases totaling around 70 000 dollars, as Russia and Italy are also connected to wartime procurement efforts. The piece covers industrial mobilization, municipal affairs in Alberta, and advances in military hardware such as air torpedoes and aerial weaponry.
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Canada
Huey
Tien
Textile Association
Convention of the Western Canaga Irrigh Believed Held
In November 24 and 25 at Raseaze the convention involved officials including W J Roca Minister of the Interior and W Scott Deputy Minister of Agriculture. Other attendees listed include WT Ross Minister of Lands Erin Columbia and British Meas W Mea Mitterwei.
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Hee
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Lands
Erin Columbia
WE Scott
Agriculture
W. Ro Mitterwei
Agrewiire
Vivid British Capture of Loos Town in WWI Assault
A vivid account of the British assault on Loos in Lens country shows bombardment flattening mining works and the town. British troops enter trenches almost unopposed after heavy shelling while German defenders flee or are buried. civilians and prisoners are described amid the chaos of bombardment and retreat.
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Loos
Aden
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Aleire
Thunder of French Guns Echoes Over Argonne Battlefield
The German writer Dr. George Werner recounts a Friday night bombardment described as unprecedented in intensity. He notes durations of hours of continuous fire, the ground trembling and air vibrating as distant thunder and underground rumblings mingle with the bombardment from the Marie Therese area.
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George Werner
Argonne
Marie ‘Therese Fiel
Aman
Defect in Farming System Targeting Year-Round Profit
Carlos Dillon of Topeka urged the national farmers congress in Omaha to reorganize the U S farming system so every farm operates profitably for owners, workers, and families all year. He cited current stock surpluses as a risk and warned they could be repurposed into explosives.
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Carlos Dillon
Topek
Omaha
Dillon
Atrocities Attributed to Germans In War Crimes Report
Russian reports describe German atrocities as severe as Belgian actions at war start. Soldiers and officers killed wounded on fields, some found with tongues out. Names and places cited include Novo Georgievsk and Vilkomir as examples of brutal acts amid retreat.
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Belgium
Novo Georgievsk
Moscow
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Sobie
Valdemarster
Sergius Mists
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Kister
Walsin
Jutt
Germany's Paper Money Crisis Reported in Telegraph
The article discusses Germany's financial weakness despite denials, citing a Turkish loan of thirty million war notes claimed to be gold backed by Reichsbank and Bank of Austria Hungary. It suggests central powers issued paper against gold and warns that allies may not be issuing unlimited credit.
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Austria
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