Massacre and Fire in Smyrna As City Burns
Reports from Smyrna describe a brutal massacre of Greeks and Armenians by Turkish forces as the city erupts in flames. British residents are evacuated aboard ships while Armenian and Greek leaders are said to have been killed. tensions rise over alleged reprisals and strategic control of the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smyrna
Dems
London
Keares
United States
A. Heuters
Athens
Lamartine
Britain’s Geddes Praises U S War Role at Dinner
Ambassador Geddes told visiting delegates at the National Police Conference that America played a great part in ending the world war and warned against those who would sow discord by denying it. He and John W. Davis cited Kipling’s recent remarks as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sir Auckian Grades
United States
Delegat
National Police
America
John W. Davis
Great Britain
Rudyard Kipling
Geddes
U S Shopmen Sign Separate Agreements With Individual Roads
U S shopmen plan to sign separate peace agreements with individual railroads in a move to end widespread strikes. Terms were negotiated in New York and Baltimore, with changes to accommodate opposition in unions. Existing employees and strikers would be retained. old workers to return within 26 days of signing. standing strikes to continue otherwise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Baltimore
New York
Jewell Willard
Steikere
Mick
Saskatchewan Moratorium Debate Signals Government Policy
Premier reviews possible moratorium powers amid a creditor conference in Saskatchewan. The government plans to weigh debt collection costs and debtor relief, with input from banks, implement firms, lumber companies, retailers, wholesalers, municipalities, the Saskatchewan Stockgrowers Association, the Saskatchewan Cooperative Elevator Company, and the Board of Trade, while no resolution is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Premie C
Spd
Dunping
Telows
Saskatchewan Cooperative Eenator Company
Rescues Three Boys From Whirlpool Heroic Local Tragedy
Fourteen year old Bierui Seria risked her life near an Ain Tilias village orphanage to save three boys trapped by a dangerous whirlpool. She swam to the edge and pulled them to a rock before collapsing and dying as rescuers arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bierui
Seria
Vearoll
Ain Tilias
Maniangen
Dutch Farmers May Come to Canada
Baron Jo Sandberg reports Ottawa talks on a Dutch government plan to assist experienced laborers to emigrate to Canada. He says Holland is considering a scheme to help skilled workers relocate, following discussions with Interior Minister Chasies Stewart and other government officials.
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Canada
Ovawa
Ukels
Jo € Sandberg
Ottawa
Hom
Chasies Stewart
Baron Sandberg
Government of
Holland
Arctic expedition plan after Bathin Land note
Explorer Donald Mar Millan from Bathin Land Bathin Bath reports a successful trip and plans to return to the Arctic in July, sailing from his port. He says another expedition will follow. The key finding notes a narrow peninsula at 28 pp, with Embargo Delays affecting Canadian shipments and freight through western and eastern routes. Two miners buried alive in Middlesbro Co, Sam Crawford and Lewis Shearer, died after rock mass collapsed. bodies recovered within an hour with no resuscitation. Australia defends Defense Act provisions against abolition following a labor deputation.
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Wiscasset
Maine
Donald Mar Millan
Arctic
Iis Port
Bondoin
Bathin Land
Tao BC
Merrit
Middlesbro Co
Sam Crawford
Lewis Shearer
Eastern Investors Visit Revelstoke Discuss Trade Control
A British delegation from the Board of Trade led by Horace Manning was hosted by Revelstoke city and district officials. Manning urged preventing United States dominance in regional commercial affairs and fostering Eastern Canadian interests with Columbia River trade relations.
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Revelstoke
Prinsh Gelum Dias
House of Commons
Ana Montewal
Board of Trade
Horace Manning
Manning
Ila
Nish Columbia
Regulate Export of Canadian Cattle Sought
Anxious to raise quality to standard Winnipeg reports Canadian Council of Agriculture seeks restrictions on cattle export quality. The ministers of agriculture and trade and commerce urge that the ticket max not be breached and that export rules comply with British requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Council of Ag
Minion
Ministers of Agriculture and Trade and Commerce
Dust Explosion Claims Two Men at Indiana Plant
An explosion at the American Morning Co plant in Indiana killed two men and left a third missing or trapped. The blast caused extensive damage estimated at 39 million dollars, with officials uncertain of the fate of the missing worker Ferre Maute and another unidentified man. Fire crews battled the blaze as rescue efforts continued and investigators began outlining possible causes of the dust explosion.
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American Hominy Co
Indiana
Ferre Maute
Nat
Hs American Morning Co
Stevens
Exen
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Ends Pain
A testimonial from Mrs G Richardson of Seattle praises Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for relieving severe pains and enabling her to work again. The ad claims the product lessens distress and prevents worse trouble, urging readers to use it for pain, nerves, and general ill feeling.
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Mra. G. Richardson
Orcas St
Seattle
Washington
Lydia E. Broueh
Lake Lydia
E. Pinkfam
Manitoba farm moratorium debate echoes across cabinet
The discussion centers on a proposed moratorium for farmers facing debt, with Minister of Agriculture and cabinet members weighing the timing and impact. Officials note no legislation yet, while critics warn of delaying aid could slow relief and hurt credit flow. farmers groups plan further actions.
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Hon Nei
Erie
United Farmers of Manitoba
WR Wood
Premiser Dunning
Saskatchewan
Regina
John Sint
Saskatchewan Sells Debentures Syndicate Purchases Debentures
Saskatchewan debentures sold to a syndicate led by Dominion Securities of Toronto and Dillon Read & Co from New York at par nearly. Nine tenderers participated with quotes around 97 and tender bases for fifteen shillings and cents. Meanwhile, Orient Viewria cargo owner Eupress of Australia noted en route to Montreal, with Vancouver harbor officials auditing harbor improvement expenditures.
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Regina
Sak
Donin Securities Corporation
Foronto
Joy Inc
Dillon, Read and Company
New York
Saskatchewan
Orient Viewria
Oriental Merchandive
Eupress of
Australia
Reece
Wales Siyown
Montreal
Cattle Quarantine Enforced Amid Forthcoming Trade Rules
Fragmentary report notes England quarantine regulations for cattle and foot and mouth disease. Mentions ships, officials, and a figure tied to Colonel Scott, with uncertain references to wartime spending and Atlantic passage.
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England
Trempton
No Immediate Action From Disarmament Committee Report
A report notes no action will be taken as the disarmament committee studies regional pacts. It cites the Great Lakes treaty concept between the United States and Canada and mentions preparations for a regional agreement text to be sent to four governments for views. The assembly asks continued work despite the pause.
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Disarmament Committee
France
Great Britain
Assembly
Robert Cee
Great Lakes
United States
Fisher
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Turkiss Reealers
Kemstista
Mustapha Kemal Pastanaw
Daily Mail
U.S
Julian Porkey
Ame
Bayer
Cres Casces
Explorer
Ffs
Oth
New York Central
Lackawanna Lebleb Valley
Eric Rattro
Universal Service
Bester
Melbourne
AW Reynolds
The
Eastern
Ansious
Sta
Lydia E. Pinkham
Manitoba
Danone
Sir John
Dominion Securities Corporaton Toronto
Vancouver Harbor
Valcouver Harbor
Britain
Rwronte
AE Scott
Quebec
Far
Sarin Ss
Thesi Nia Deen
Scott
Fink
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