Lloyd George Resigns As Bonar Law To Lead Government
The piece reports Lloyd George resigning and Andrew Bonar Law set to form a new government after a pivotal cabinet meeting. It notes the coalition vote and the king summoning Bonar Law to Buckingham Palace to form a new administration. A party meeting will elect the new leader in coming days.
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Canada to Enter Empire Exhibition in London 1921
Prime Minister King urged all provinces to cooperate as Canada plans participation in the British Empire Exhibition in London in 1921. He said provincial governments were asked to consider their level of involvement and sent letters to premier ministers requesting support for the national display.
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Premise King
London
King
Canada
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Canada’s Foreign Trade Outlook from Pacific Conference
The report shows Canada’s trade roughly balanced between imports and exports with Asia and Oceania trading partners. It notes a near balance with the Pacific region and outlines significant flows with Mexico and western South America. Deputy Minister Feade and Commerce will represent at the Pan Pacific Commercial Conference in Honolulu starting October 25.
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Mexico
South America
Honolulu
Olera
Feade
Commerse
Jailbreak fugitives recaptured after 24 hours on loose
Herbert Wilson a former evangelist and Guido Spignola convicted robber who broke jail were recaptured within a day. They were taken in a house near the vicinity where they had stolen a home and belongings.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Wilson
Guido Spignola
Feraner
Hey
Admiral Sims to receive honor on Armistice Day at McGill
Montreal guests Admiral W. S. Sims and Mrs Sims will mark Armistice Day in the city. He is to be awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree by McGill University in a ceremony hosted by Sir Arthur and Lady Carrie.
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McGill
Montreal
W. S. Sims
Mss Sims
Sir Arthur
Lady Carrie
St HU Vniversiay
Honolulu Liner Fire Claims Casualties After Attack
A radiogram reported a Honolulu liner fire following a shooting spree. Thirty one shots were fired, injuring crew and passengers as authorities pursue suspects and assess damage to the vessel.
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Ban. Francisco
Honolulu
Claims Action Of The Government Was Beneficial To Millers
A Mrs H Bishop writes of recovery after using Dr Pierce's medicine in 1909. She praises its effects and offers to share details by replying with a stamped envelope. The fragment describes improved health following treatment and a willingness to inform others.
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Millers
Pierce
Bishop
Yiele
Canale
Fande
Coumeree
Mothers Advice and Claims of Patent Medicine
Fragmentary text discusses Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and a testimonial by Mrs Lily Stoddart describing relief from nervous and physical trouble during pregnancy. It also references government policy, milling interests, and a Paris church wine blessing ritual with ceremonial wine offerings.
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Sweden
Lily Stoddart
Ontario St
Bridgeburg
Refugees flee Thrace as Turkish advances drive evacuations
Panic among Greeks as Thrace towns abandon homes and head toward coastlines. Evacuees packed rail and road routes with rumors of trains waiting north while military orders push evacuation by sea. Government curbs bread rations and local officials face criticism amid disarray.
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Rodosto
Miro
Magarites
Moe
Canada United States Postal Conference Talks Set
Ottawa reports describe potential talks on parcel weight limits insurance and special delivery rates between Canada and the United States. Discussions may cover rail cooperation and direct correspondence plus joint Canada-U.S. efforts. In Winnipeg United Farmers Mani la discuss group actions as noted by WR Wood. In Montreal Gordon Denson claims a cancer cure under hospital observation.
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United States
Ottawa
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Windsor
The
Trost
Winnipeg
United Farmers
Manila
WR Wood
Montreal
Gordon Denson
New Hog Grading Rules Announced by Agriculture Ministry
Diana nominat es a ag announces hog grading rules take effect October. The official grading standards were approved by the Joint Swine Committee. Between now and the change, inspectors receive training at Toronto stockyards to ensure uniform application across Canadian stockyards.
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Ag. A. Atornerwell
Ministers of Agriculture
Toronto Stor
Toirs
Canada
Australian Charity Gift Highlights Hidden Annual Salary Figures
Sir John Higgins, chairman of Realization Also Haron, donates £5000 from his annual earnings to ten charitable institutions including the University of Met ater. This mirrors a similar pledge made in 1920. Higgins holds honorary posts with Australia Central Wool and Mali lie, with long practice in the field.
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RK Melourne
John MicHiggins
Haron
Mali
University of Met
Ater
Tran Si
John
Australia Central
British Emigration Question in 1930s Ad Message
An ad from Birmingham features Neville Chamberlain advocating emigration to British territories. It argues the British Isles should dominate global influence with Canada, Australia, and New Zealand highlighted as key destinations, noting Canada’s leadership while Australia and New Zealand rise.
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Neville Chamberlain
Birmingham
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Plan to move drought hit farmers to northern homesteads
Edmonton officials discuss aiding farmers in drought regions to secure alternate lands in the north. Premier Ton and interior representatives argue granting extra homesteads to those unable to farm due to harsh conditions may curb an exodus, with railway help to relocate and enable farming where conditions are steadier.
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Edmonton
Alta
Charles Stewart
Interior
Dominion House
Sten Thie
Dominion
Conwision
Grain Growers Seek Tightening of Wheat Mixing Rules
Saskatchewan Grain Growers call for tighter controls on mixing wheat in private terminal elevators. Proposed regulations would require contracts or warehouse receipts to specify ownership and quantity, aiming to inform farmers and prevent depreciation of grain value. The group argues current practices lower average quality and returns for farmers.
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Saskatchewan Grain Growere Residetion
Canada Increases Exports to Germany in Five Months of 1922
Ottawa reports Canada raised exports to Germany in the first five months of 1922, totaling about $2,352,000 or $2,001.51 in value terms. The five months ending August show export growth compared with the same period last year, while Germany’s imports from Canada rose overall but individual months vary.
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Germany
Germans Praise British Rescuers After Hammonia Sinking
Hamburg authorities praised British seamen for rescuing Hammonia survivors off Vigo Spain last month. The inquiry exonerated the ship's commander and noted British ships including the Finncastle saved 385 passengers.
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Hammonia
Vigo
Spain
Fin‘ane Castle
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