U.S. World Court Reservations Divide Washington Opinion
Washington debates whether the United States will accept the World Court reservations. Some Republicans want to sidetrack the matter, fearing Senate trouble, while pro Wilson Democrats push to pass the plan. Strong belief grows that some powers will reject the reservations, keeping the U S aloof from the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westington
Washington
United States
Wis
Senate
Iatet
Republican Party
Loss Of Ship Confirmed Off Nova Scotia Coast
Messages indicate the fishing schooner Sadie A Knuckle, owned by Captain Parker, has been lost with her entire Nova Scotia crew. The patrol cruiser Arteux searched from Mable Island to identify wreckage near the coast, confirming fears and locating a water tank and flour barrel washed ashore four miles from the northwest point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova Scotia
Manax
la Mare
Sadie A. Knlckle
Department of Beheries
Arteux
Mable Island
Halifax
North Sydney
Parker
Ariens
Police Shield Miners as Home Office Plans Police Move
Reports of miner intimidation trigger Home Office action to protect workers returning to coalfields. Authorities divert police from London to affected districts including Mansfield, aiming to ensure safety and order during resumption of work. A Rome office official cited highest determination to safeguard workers returning to the mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Home Office
London
British Home Ofice
Mansield
Home Secretary
Tabes
Rome
Italy to abolish municipal government under new decree
A new decree adopted August 30 by Italy’s council of ministers will replace city governance with representative appointees. All elections including suffrage rights for women are to be abolished, with expected gains in national economy and central control over local administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
Council of Ministers
Meighen Government Accused of Unauthorized Spending
Mr Markensie Kloe-ime Provinces cites government use of governor general warrants to drain treasury at over 1 million dollars daily unseen by parliament. Mr King condemns the move as usurpation, noting $54 million drawn this week and a $33 million railway hotel contract approved during an election.
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Meteire
Ceutral
Markensie
King
Parisan
Meigwen
Mexican religious policy clash and government demand
The article notes a government demand for all employees to declare allegiance to the League of the Defense of Religious Liberty or the Knights of Columbus, with the Episcopate rejecting government religious liberty. Businessmen in Mexico face a stalemate and gloom as no tangible progress emerges, while both sides appear to harden their positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meso Vine Elan
Kent
League of the Defenes of Regious Liberty
Knights of Columbus
Goernment
Mexico
Minority Groups Meet in Geneva To Seek Protection
Minorities from 13 countries convene in Geneva under League of Nations auspices to discuss language race and religion protections. Delegates include Germans in Tyrol Poles Danes Hungarians Russians Jews and others across Poland Romania Czechoslovakia Hungary and Spain.
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Desi
League of Nations
Geneva
Tose
Tyrol
Poland
Rumania
CzechoSlovakia
Hungary
Spain
Anxious To Migrate Melbourne Teachers Shortage Stimulates Ads
Advertisements in Britain seek 10 Melbourne schoolteachers plus 611 positions, drawing a rapid response with 500 applicants already received. In Canada a municipal poll tax amendment would tax all women earners. Windsor patrols curb rum-running as Royal Canadian Mounted Police ride motorbikes along the river. An Ottawa claimant notes a fatal injury linked to a streetcar crash amid scarce details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Great Britain
Vernon
Convention of the Union of British Columbia Municipalities
Unclear OCR fragment about shipment and flowers
Fragmentary report describes a shipment of flowers and plants by express carrier from Alashe to Teronte Rimonten. It mentions 15 pounds of car Bowers crown and a display box wrapped in brown paper with special attention to freshness on arrival.
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Alashe
Teronte
Rimonten
Tae Feu
Alasha
Benneath
Missing Air Plot Returns Mawdsley After Smoke
Flight Lieutenant Mawdsley of the Royal Canadian Air Force who aided in forest fire fighting at Cormorant Lake Manitoba has returned after a forced landing due to heavy smoke. He waited for the air to clear before resuming his station. Lieutenant Svenson had set out to search for the missing aviator and returned with Mawdsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitoba
Cormorant Lake
Mawdsley
Royal Canadian Air Force
Forest Oies
Here
Stevenson
Mawdaley
Tariff Board Inspects Canadian Steel Mills
Dominion advisory board members conducted a three week near three week inspection of Canadian steel and iron production. George P. Graham and commissioners Alfred Lambert and G Mackenzie, with Dr W G Wilson, visited Sault Ste Marie to Sydney and noted cordial treatment and access to plants. About 24 tariff applications await board action with several to be reported soon.
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Duara
Dominional Advisory Board
George P. Graham
Europe
Alfred Lambert
G. Macke
Steel Mills of
Canada
Messrs
Lambert
Mackenzie
W. G. Wilson
Mineral Resources Division
Federal Department of Nes
Sivel
Iren
Domiinion
Sault Ste. Marie
Ont
Syd NS
Properties 1 Corporation
Jon Alloy Steel Cou-t
Ojibway
Windsor
1 Steel Company of Canada
Hamilton
Sydney
New Glasgow
Tariff Board
Graham
Ire Steel Corporation
Coarse Grain Pool Final Payment Reported in Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan coarse grains pool issues final payments totaling about 1.2 million dollars for the 1925-26 crop. Charges include one percent commercial reserves and reserve deductions for oats, barley, rye, and flax. Acreage signed up shows oats 1,747,575 acres, barley 368,506, flax 251,884, and 97,436 for another crop. Total participation stands at 26,286 members, just under 50 percent of the wheat pool membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etna
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Canadian steers win at England Ald borough show
Two Canadian steers took first prize for best pair not exceeding 14 hundredweight and first and second prizes for best butcher's beast at the Ald borough and Borough Bridge agricultural show in Great Britain. The wins came amid mixed island and Scottish entries indicating Canadian store cattle can compete with British stock. In a separate matter, Bertin former Kaiser Wilhelm faces a Dresden court filing by Catherine Muller over a claimed fee for curing his stutter. She says she cured Prince Shonach Carolath, the former Kaiser's wife’s son, in four months.
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Okawermee Agriculture
Aldborough
Borough Bridge
Great Britain
Canada
Britain
ExKaleer
Bertin
Kaiser Wilhelm
Dresden
Catherine Muller
Shonach Carolath
Debts Ratification Delay Risks Currencies in Brussels
In Brussels officials fear the French government delays in ratifying the London and Washington debt accords may affect the French franc and ripple to the Belgian franc. Manetal and governmental circles warn of possible unfavorable reactions.
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London
Washington
Manetal
Brussels
Marquis and Marchioness Salisbury Tour Canada to Australia
The Marquis of Salisbury and the Marchioness travel through Canada en route to Australis. Salisbury leads the British delegation in the Lords and plans a visit to Ottawa Winnipeg Regina Calgary Banff Lake Louise aboard the Empress of Scotland and Empress of France. They arrived mid August with other delegation members.
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Marquis of Salisbury
Marchioness of
Salsbury
Dominion
Australis
Empire
Parlamentary Association
Lord Salisdarpearbe
France
de Traelling
Canada
CPR
Ines
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Regina
Calgary
Ban
Lake Louise
Anc
Meighen Challenges Temporary Government Legality
Canadian political debate centers on whether a temporary cabinet formed to finish a session was legally constituted. Meighen argues ministers not sworn as acting officials complicate legality. he asserts only one oath applies to acting ministers, while others hold dual privy councillor and minister oaths.
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Markee
Klos
Counell
Meighen
Canada
Melghen
Mackeozie King
Evry
London Bishop Criticizes Canadian Immigration Tone
Right Rev AF Winnington-Ingram responded to The Westminster Gazette’s criticism of his Ottawa address. He argued Britain must preserve dominion loyalty by encouraging English migrants to Canada, while acknowledging French Canadian contributions and condemning hostile journalism.
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Up of London
Westminster Gazette
Espler
London
AF Winningtoningram
Westmn Gazette
Hia Addressn
Britten
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Westminster
Doucet Says Informant Was Considered Reliable
Doucet, ex Conservative MP for Kent Nis, told Sir Francois Lemieux at the customs probe reopening that he acted on what his informant claimed about the Margaret cruise. He said he relied on a six week away period during which patrols were unprotected and noted the informant should have been in possession of reliable information.
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Mallfax
Doucet
Kent
Nis
Francois Lemieux
Margaret
St. John
Fridgewater
Arthur Meigen
Maritime
Jacques Bureau
Quebe
Ernest Lepointe
IL Calder, KC
Commission
Lowce
PACIFIC CABLE BOARD PREDICTS LOWER RATES
Sir James Allen, late New Zealand high commissioner in England and Pacific Cable Board member, predicted lower cable rates after addressing board matters. He said an understanding among members had cleared up and that Canada bore no sole fault. The cable ship Dominia is ready to begin laying the second cable from Fanning Island to Hamifield, with completion aimed for October.
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Viewaia
Pacifc
Ste James Allen
GEMG
New Zealand
England
Pacific Cable Board
Alletland
James
Mae
Canada
Suelt A Totsunderstamt Sted
Fanning Island
Hamifield
Disarmament Points Form At Conference On Naval Values
At a preliminary disarmament conference Germany and France backed a French formula to assess naval tonnage by age of ships while the United States delegations opposed. The debate focused on whether age should factor into calculating naval values and whether to exclude it from comparisons. The British and other powers sought elimination of the age factor but failed to secure agreement.
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Germany
France
Neva
Frank
Upitah
United States
Great Britain
South Africa Favors Secession in Debate
Johannesburg reports a minister claiming secession has been a long political stance by British officials and others. He argued that under dominion powers, propaganda could advocate equal status with the United Kingdom while defending constitutional rights despite oaths.
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Johannesburg
Jane Aten
PW. Besers
Paganda
United Kingdom
Revers
Priceless Theatrical Museum Heist in Milan
In Milan a theft hits the Milan Scala Opera House a priceless collection at the Theatrical Museum was looted items include Napoleons sword a medal associated with Count Vittorio Alfieri a golden crown belonging to dancer Jomini and a jeweled collar and bracelet. The pool in Brandon Manitoba reports season end approaching and progress shows 297000 eggs shipped to date from Brandon district as part of a separate note.
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Milan
Napoleon
Guldiia P
Ade
Scala Opera House
Whiten
Rome
Vittorio Alfieri
March Jomini
Brandon
Manitoba
Germany Focuses on Preventing Surprise Moves in League Talks
Report notes energy concentrated on keeping Germany from facing unexpected shifts in League of Nations policy. Officials emphasize prevention of future confrontations and seek to stabilize Germany’s dealings within the League framework.
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