Reply to Eamonn de Valera Proposals From Dublin
The Irish Bulletin reports a reply to proposals sent to Eamonn de Valera. It notes a joint communique indicating no explicit call for a republic but support for independence and a pause in warfare. The bulletin questions Lloyd George's offers and urges free negotiations on peace terms while stressing Ireland’s self-determination.
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Eamonn de Valera
Insh Bulletin
Dail Fireann
Ereland
Lloyd George
Conrads
South Africa
Bulletin
Ysis
Germany Complains of Insults and Demands Action
The confession cites insults linked to Say Germany Is Insulting fms references to Great Retain and Beeated eee aia Caen wad ashe a Base cock to cannons of the Dorsinian Command of the Great. Ro shed rere eee authority and without the consent of the recipients CG MacNeil, secre cy of Denis Cooma C) WLV A, is taking the matter up with for speedy action in terminating tel.
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Fms
CG MacNeil
Denis Cooma
WLV A
Tel
Forwarded acceptance in Far Eastern and Sarmament talks
Tapan accepts President Harding's invitation to participate in the conference on the Far Eastern question and disarmament. The acceptance was forwarded to Washington for formal action.
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Tapan
Harding Parsicipate
Neverlie
Washington
Floods in China Destroy Hundreds of Villages and Crops
Heavy rains caused the Huang He to overflow, isolating Peking from Shanghai and wrecking hundreds of villages. Thousands are homeless as floods spread across Shandong’s famine districts, ruining crops and intensifying hunger.
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Peking
Huang Ho
Yellow River
Shanghai
Shantung
Malabar Riot Report Sees Heavy Losses in India
A despatch from Calicut notes over a thousand lost linked to rioting in Malabar District. Widespread disruption hits transport as railway stations are wrecked. Reports claim Leinster Regiment soldiers were killed near Finmangadi amid unrest as natives move toward the coast.
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London
Malabar
Sh India
Mbay
Oung
Leinster Regiment
Finmangadi
Calicut
Canadians Wanted For National Fleet
Canadians urged to man the national fleet without discrimination. RB Teakle of the Canadian Government Merchant Marine Company called for equal opportunity in staffing ships, replying to claims of bias against Canadians.
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Montreal
RB. Teakle
Merchant Marine Company
MioTéaKie
Navy League of Canada
Wreck of Giant Dirigible Follows Sudden Collapse
A massive airship disaster near Hull results in the loss of the ZR-2 with British and United States officers aboard. Reports cite a sharp turn and structural failure amid rudder tests, with gasoline explosion listed as a possible cause though authorities dispute it. Survivors are named for both navies.
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Licutader
Ving
Howden
Pulban
Humber
West Grows East Brings Jobs Despite Unemployment Fears
Article argues immigration boosts western costs of railways telegraphs and public services, shifting burden to fewer Western farmers. It contends more settlers increase farms and workers, lowering per capita costs and expanding overall employment. More immigrants reduce overhead by spreading expenses across a larger population.
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Paign
Canada
Bandon
Premier Hughes Plans 4 Week France Visit
Australia’s Prime Minister Hughes leaves London on a homeward run to spend four weeks in France. He will present an Australian flag to Amiens and unveil a cross for soldiers who fell at Villers-Bretonneux. He spoke with reporters about early return and his role at the Imperial Conference and League of Nations meeting.
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London
S.liam Hugh
Australia
France
Amiens
Villere-Bretonne
Wien
Ft London
Hughes
Geneva
League of Nations
Feed supplies ample in the West say officials
Telegraphic reports from provincial deputy ministers and agricultural officials in three prairie provinces indicate feed hoards are sufficient across the West. They note a likely increase in hay production if dry weather persists, though cutting faces difficulties due to partial sluicing.
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Ottawa
Department of Agriculture
Prairie Provinces
Tribute to Sir Sam Hughes—Canada’s revered statesman
Prime Minister and leaders mourn the death of Sir Sam Hughes, longtime Canadian political figure. They praise his alert mind, energetic heart, courage, and service to Canada and the Empire during critical times, noting his enduring influence on the nation's history.
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Dave
Sa Hughes
Cansds
Arthur
Sam Hughes
Conada
British Officials Warn Open Rebellion in Malabar District
A fragile calm in Malabar district on the west coast of British India was shattered by clashes as seditious agitators incited riots. Military forces opened fire, property damage surged, and post offices were robbed while the mob called for help from surrounding villages. The British officer commanding troops issued a proclamation declaring open rebellion and troops moved toward Bangalore.
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Bombay
Malabar
British India
Bangalore
Misore
Henan
Ihct
Steamboating on the Saskatchewan River in the Seventies
A reminiscence of early steam navigation on the Saskatchewan river above Grand Rapids. The Nor-West and other steamers carried freight, replacing Red River carts. American captains and native crews of Indians from The Pas and Grand Rapids staffed the ships. Descriptions include a Yankee mate’s rough behavior, shifts to Scotch crews, and a strike at Cedar Lake forcing a river crossing to settle the dispute.
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Hudson's Bay
Lake Winnipeg
Grand Rapids
Red River
Nor-West
Edmonton
Mississippi
Missouri
Pas
Grand Raped
Prince Albert
Alex, Matheson
Fort Pitt
Wael
Ma Alder
Fortuna
Northcoterner
Chise
Rive
Chemahawin
Hhe
Cedar Lake
Brinning
Russia may refuse relief on Soviet debt
London reports Pravda quotes Moscow saying Russia will be compelled to decline famine relief and will not recognize debts of the former regime. The Soviet government would avoid paying billions in gold roubles and cover costs around 100 million roubles, even interest totaling about 90 million pounds.
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London
Russia
Pravda
Moscow
Congestion Of Fruit In Okanagan Season Returns
A fragment notes congestion of fruit in the Okanagan valley with shipments delayed and prices unsettled. The season is early this year, demand high, and housewives have not yet seen full price effects. Weather and market activity are described as wet and variable.
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Okanagan
Vernon
First Car of Wheat Arrives at Calgary
The first carload of Vernon district coring wheat reached Calgary. Galbraith and Son BC and Cumming and signed by Co sold at Winnipeg cash price of 1774 dollars. About 100000 bushels exist in Vernon district with most destined for Europe via the Panama Canal.
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Calgary
Galbraith and Son
Cumming
Igned
Winnipeg
Vernon
Europe
Panama
Winnipeg Old Timer Robert Leckie Dies at 70 Seed
Robert Leckie, one of six registered in the list and seed 70, is reported as a Winnipeg old timer. Born in 1874, he established a decor business and conducted it until his retirement in later years. The notice mentions his connection to Jane and Wimni and references his long-standing community presence.
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Winnipeg
Robert Leckie
In and
Jane
Wimni
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