Practice Denounces Unemployment Doles as Temporary Relief
The national conference on unemployment condemns dole distributions as unethical and urges industry wide action. Prime points call for preventing unemployment through responsible measures, with resolutions urging coordinated public works and railway employment to spread work and ease joblessness.
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Dames Murdock
Doles
Brees
Murdock
Isax
Canada
KB Finn Fon
Wo Robinson
Canadian National Atatlrond
Canadian National Railway
Canadien
Department of Pable
Nathse
Murgork
World Wheat Crop Smaller But Higher Than Prewar Average
The United Department of Agriculture reports world wheat production this year will fall short of last year's total yet exceed the prewar average. Estimated yield around 3.019 billion bushels versus 3.060 billion last year and 2.690 billion in 1909. Russia reports are favorable, with crop centers meeting needs and reducing reliance on imports.
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Washington
United Department of Agriculture
Russia
France May Utilize German Materials Plan Considered by Committee
A proposed plan to use chiefly German materials for France's postwar restoration was reviewed by a Special Governmental Committee. The talks involved Hugo Stinnes, a German magnate, and Senator De Luby ersac, head of cooperative federations in liberated French regions, following multiple conferences. The discussion aimed to advance merchandise claims related to Germany.
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France
Germany
Hugo Stinnes
de Lubyersac
Federation of Cooperative Societies of
French Liberated Regions
Ating Otha
Saskatchewan crops protected by government order
Saskatchewan issues an order for protection of crops due to pests invading grain fields. Reports say farmers are fighting birds and other pests that threaten harvests, while separate notes mention Alaska and an Arctic expedition pilot.
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Saskatchewan
Lssues
Regina
Sask
Duvel
Sark
Revolt in Greece Predicted Amid Turkish Advances
A Smyrna dispatch reports gates closed to refugees as Turkish Nationalist forces advance toward Smyrna. British subjects depart on ships while Greek officials and families flee. The note links rising unrest to Premier Venizelos’s potential ouster and mentions Mustapha Kemal Pasha directing operations.
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Glornales Natia
Smyrna
Dight
Athens
Venizelos
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Eatraontias
Constantinoople
Picarus
London
Times
Constantine
Constantinople
Tricoupis
Aggressive Immigration Policy Outlined by Minister Stewart
Hon. Charles Stewart, Minister of the Interior, urged a bold immigration and development plan to aid western Canada and reduce capital leakage. He said petroleum and natural resources demand steady investment, with lease rules strict and cross border oil prospects near the international boundary driving optimism in Alberta and the western territories. Dr. Dowling leads Canadian drilling efforts on the border as activity rapidly increases.
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Canada
Charles Stewart
Stewart
Alberta
United States
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Boundis
Dowling
Dan
Mines
Depa Ment
Italian Mission Probes Canadian Immigration and Settlement
Mr De Michelis travels via Montreal to Ottawa to consult Cabinet and labor heads on Italy's plan for large scale emigration to Canada. He aims to identify the needed immigrant quota, attract Canadian and Italian capital, and study racial conditions for a potential settler program in the Dominion.
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Hallet
Gover Wich
Jovey
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Hons
Dominion
de Michels
Ottawa
Ai de Partment of Labor and Immigration
Jules Hologness
Haitan
Canada
de Michelis
United States
Mary
Russian deaths for counter revolts reported by Pravda
Pravda reports fifty five people sentenced to death in South Russia for counter revolts. In Kiev the Ukrainian Court sentenced 45 members of Petliura’s Cossack bands linked to General Tutunuk’s forces. At Simferopol Nicolai Bozenko and others received prison terms.
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Moscow
South Russa
Pravda
Kiev
Petiira
Tutunuk
Simferopol
Nicolai Bozenko
Ginnett
Mwe
Rozenko
Eve
German Payroll Shows Increase
Payroll figures indicate a rise in German wages with service employees receiving a thirty percent increase. The expansion accounts for a large annual rise and reflects negotiations between officials and employers in August.
Soliciting Funds For Irish Republican Cause
A fragmented item notes Mrs. Munter Meswine of Cork who died in Brixton Prison and arrived aboard the President Arthur to solicit funds for Irish dependents and hospitals. The piece mentions Irish republican ties and a Boston shipment context with cargoes and tonnage figures, including British coal and steamers en route from British ports.
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New York
Munter
Cork
Jon
Brixton Prison
London
Arthur
Linda Mar Kearns
Boston
Bon
Parliament Eyes Franchise Extension for Indians in Canada
Parliament will consider extending the franchise to natives in India and Canada amid discussion of broader electoral reform. The report notes Canadian prosperity, exchange rate shifts, and government hesitation as officials weigh granting federal suffrage while provinces retain their own rules.
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Parliament
India
Pa Comedia
Ada
Canadian
Elth
Russia optimistic on Far East peace with Japan talks
The Moscow conference with Japan is viewed as likely to secure peace in the Far East and extend Russia's influence. Rail lines are expected to reopen the Europe Asia route with through trains and Petrograd to operate air routes via a newly formed company. Russian gains in the east resume as operations restart and exports recover. In Hodak, George McAndrews died after a mining collapse at Coal Creek Mine, with a companion slightly injured.
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Moscow
Chang Chung
Far East
Russia
Vladivostok
Vladivon
Petrograd
Bennett Balloon Race Winner and Placements
The Bennett Balloon Race at Kenst de Mayter crowned James Gordon Bennett Cup winner. Captain HB Honeswell, an American entrant, finished second with Maurie Dienaine listed as third in the event standings.
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Kenst de Mayter
HB Honeswell Bne
Maurie Dienaine
London bankers agree to five year moratorium offer
A group of London bankers reportedly agreed to offer Austria a loan of 4 billion and 60 thousand 400 kroner under a Daly Exp plan. The proposal would be secured by Austria's war reparations and conditioned on a five year moratorium on war era payments. The deal relies on commercial production value and Dominion Bureau of Statistics data for feasibility.
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London
O London Bank London
Reed
Austria
Dominion Bureau of Commercial
Railway union protests wage board award in dispute
Ottawa reports Charles Dickie of the Railway Employees Union condemns the government accepting the board of conciliation award in the shopmen wage dispute. The telegram targets Conciliation Commissioner and two members for proposing wage cuts of seven to nine cents per hour affecting 30,008 workers. The union argues the award is not self evident and calls for reconsideration.
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Sithough
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