Turbulent Times Dominate Far Eastern News
Reports from the Soviet summit in Tokyo outline ambassadorial succession as a 100 million dollar relief plan for farmers is debated by President Coolidge and New York bankers. Germany contemplates League entry while coal distillation progress in England promises to ease labor surplus. Montreal publisher Beaudry shot. world wheat crop marginally higher but demand rising amid tight old stocks and Orient shortages.
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Coolidge
New York
J. Antonia Beaudry
Montreal
le Pris Courant
Department of Agriculture
Washington
The
Orient
Comedian on Canada’s Rural Population and Policy
A CW Petersee piece argues Canada must rebalance its agricultural and industrial sectors. It calls for intelligent colonisation policy, unified public opinion, and global comparison to the United States and Russia to guide economic development. It laments depopulation and urges government focus on farm production.
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Canada
Bervelt
Russia
United States
Euch
Economic Commission
Ibn
Dominion Boards of Trade
Actamon
Press of
Persorm
Peo
Ittrena
Notable Revival In Trade Decrease In Unemployment
Canada's business activity held high levels in early 1926 helped by strong US conditions and the 1925 crepe trade. Construction surged from April to June with May contracts at record highs, while primary metal and railway orders kept activity elevated. Employment rose through June and July with payrolls reaching 850,718 across 5,898 firms, unemployment peaking later in July though still low versus prior years.
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Canada
United States
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Simon Mem
Bere
Loca
Chicago police chief cites law enforcement gaps in gang era
Morgan A. Collins says police killed 100 robbers in the last year while gang warfare has claimed 44 lives since January 1. He reports over 1,000 saloon raids and blames unsympathetic courts for the failure to curb the crime wave. He argues gangsters are organized nationwide and police are overwhelmed defending decent citizens.
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Outiawry
Morgan A. Collins
Chicago
Colline
Trotsky Returns as Red Leader in Russia Power Struggle
Leon Trotsky has reportedly become the Red leader again, ousting Gregory Zinovieff from the radical opposition to the central executive committee which runs the Soviet state. The struggle between Trotsky led Reds and Bukharin’s state machine has begun, signaling a major early schism in the Communist ranks.
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Russia
Leon Trotzky
Agin
Gregory Zinovieff
Communist Party
Zinovieft
Hnovie
Trotsky
Bukharin
Hes Decen
Channel Baffles Swimmers with Long Twists and Tides
A historical note describes channel swimming as a grueling test despite the short distance of about 22 miles. Swimmers must follow a zigzag course due to currents and tides, facing highly saline, tearing water and sharp temperature changes. The North Sea and ocean interactions create rough conditions that make a straight crossing unlikely.
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Ues
North
Ocean
Prince May Open Canadian Hostel in Paris Nears Completion
A visit by the Prince of Wales to Paris is under consideration as the Canadian hostel in Cite Universitaire nears completion. It will house about 50 Canadian students at an estimated cost of 600,000 francs funded by Senator Joseph M. Wilton. The site sits where Paris fortifications end and 3 300 of the university's 22 000 students are international.
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Paris
Cite Universitate
Joseph M. Wilton
Mar- Weal
Oxford
Cite Universtaire
Europe
Modern Advertising Proves Cheaper and More Efficient
An article argues advertising costs less than older selling methods and boosts attribution. It compares modern advertising to machinery in production, noting public acceptance of costs in mass distribution. It also cites 1925 agricultural yields in various provinces and compares population density to the United Kingdom.
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Vrable
United Kingdom
Fall Party Arrival Predicted by Ornithologist
Northwestern University ornithologist Prof. Gayle B. Pick Nell predicts a cool autumn migration as perple martins near the campus pause and head southward. He notes the birds will depart soon, and that money cannot buy lasting wealth for any man.
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Gayle B. Picknell
Northwestern University
Gampus
Energy From Atoms and the Race for Power
A recent Institute of Politics discussion featured Dr Umberto Pomilos predicting atomic energy discovery within 25 years and warning of either catastrophic destruction or unlimited power. He noted two tons of uranium could light New York City for a year while chemists pursue transmutation and alchemy’s dream of gold. Sir Frederick Soddy argued volcanoes and steam jets may be harnessed, citing Italy's advances in power development.
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Essing
Regio
Institute of Politics
Umberto Pomilos
Clement
New York City
Pomillon
Frederick Soddy
Italy
Fragmented Crossword Puzzle Text From Unknown Source
Puzzle grid and clues appear garbled with numerous OCR errors. The readable bits reference wind indicators, open poet terms, money bags, hose supporters, continents, college degrees, and various fragmented phrases. No coherent event or narrative emerges to summarize into a clear news item.
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Rod Fe
Kingdom of Doe
Bark
Spain
Fashion patterns propose simple crepe frock for lunch wear
Facklon endorses the printed pattern featuring a straight frock with side fullness and oval collar. It offers sizes 36 through 48 bust, with long sleeves and a left shoulder tie. Pattern No. 1307 requires 3 1/2 to 3 3/4 yards depending on size. Sewing book sells for 5 cents.
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Facklon
Lunce
How To Order Patterns Address Winnipex Newspaper
An advertisement describes ordering patterns from Winnipex Newspaper Union at 115 McDermot Ave Winnipes. It notes a pattern number system and hints at production details. The piece references honey production metrics, pricing in cents, and Canadian market grading, with outward focus on Europe.
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Winnipex Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipes
Sunday School Lesson AversT 29
Sunday School lesson discusses the Golden Text from Leviticus on loving neighbor as self and honoring parents. It cites Exodus commandments, Proverbs devotional reading, and reflects on parental obedience and the child’s duty within God’s promises. Quoted editor notes emphasize parental allegiance and obedience.
Plan to Put Ads on Postal Date Stamps Condemned
Britain’s chancellor Winston Churebil promotes a scheme to raise funds by placing advertisements on postal date stamps. Traders and merchants oppose this, fearing mail could push buyers toward rival shops. The plan is widely condemned as undignified for the government.
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Britain
Winston Churebil
Tate
Empire Goods Label Advocated by Canadian Shippers
Canadian trade officials urge Britain to boost empire trade by preferring Empire Goods labeled with Empire Goods-Canadian. J Forsyth Smith of the Canadian trade commissioner’s service in Liverpool advocates marking goods to promote imperial products over foreign rivals. The message frames empire preference as a perpetual motion in economic policy.
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Great Britain
J. Forsyth Smith
Canadian Trade Commissioner
Liverpool
Eng
Answer to Last Week's Puzzle Efe 85 ED
The note presents a brief cache of puzzle results and a reply label from Efe 85 ED. It confirms completion and references last week’s challenge. No further details about the puzzle content or solution steps are provided.
New French War Device Air Officiala Interested Pilotiese
Reports from Querqueville near Cherbourg describe a radio coordinated steel-nosed aeroplane claimed to be a new deadly weapon. If perfected it would enable autonomous flights with ground or cockpit control, potentially breaking enemy air formations and altering future warfare dynamics.
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Air
France
Querqueville
Cherbours
Alr
Rew
Phine Iy
Plase
Canadian Labor party pushes national minimum wage plan
A Toronto Labour Temple meeting endorsed a platform with a nationwide minimum wage and five week limit, plus age pensions, unemployment and health insurance, senate abolition, ending cadet training in schools, child labor ban under 16, and repeal of anti labor acts. Saskatchewan reports 5161 miles of telephone poles, 241 new exchanges, 364 toll offices, and one telephone installation for every eight people.
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Canadian Labor Party
Dominion
Labor Temple
Toronto
Camadla Senate
Saskatchewan
Province of
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