Lloyd George Condemns Pact With Russians
British Prime Minister Lloyd George denounces a Russian pact amid a party divide over the Anglo Russian agreement. The Liberals fear erosion of trust as debates unfold in Parliament, with leaders signaling potential votes of no confidence and calls for boundary issues to be reassessed.
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Promine
Georee Peat
MarDonald
Saul
Terklessnres
S Govermionni
Lia
Wycombe
Llosit
Birkvnlead
Orgs
Balfour
Tontain
Britain Seeks Naval Aid to Back World Peace
Promises of British naval assistance and economic penalties against aggressors are reported as part of a general agreement to maintain world peace. The statements, attributed to reliable sources, suggest England and France face pressure to accept compulsory arbitration as part of broader security measures.
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Great Britain
Radio Broadcasts Rise In Soviet Russia With Limits
Soviet authorities permit general radio broadcasts to the public under supervision. Receivers may hear weather bulletins, speeches and official notices but private interception or use for press is forbidden. Subscriptions to German debt are noted under the Dawes Plan. Premier King's western tour begins September 8 with stops at Fort William and Winnipeg.
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Moscow
Council People's Commisars
Commissarie of Posts and Telegraphs
Andrew W. Melon
the Treasury
Premive Heriot
Clemente
M. Robineau
Bank of France
France
Germany
Dawes
King
Ottawa
Otawa
Fort William
Head of the Lakes
Winnipre
Speed Construction in Tisdale Nipawin Branch
The Tisdale Nipawin branch is to be expedited by 1 Speed Construction of Saskatoon. The firm claims the CPR project is the largest and most efficient track laying pioneer on the continent. The machine recently arrived in Tisdale and can lay three miles of track per day.
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Saskatoon
CPR
Tisdale-Nipawin
Tisdale
Pet Ban On Sale Of Extracts Tot Ediaa Piteroniem
The government imposes a prohibition on sale of certain extracts amid a crackdown led by provincial authorities. Officials say the measures curb a recurring source of complaints and involve Indian Agents enforcing the policy. Thousands of units are reported to be affected and seizure actions are noted in recent weeks.
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Tediaa
John Woeth
Hese
Regina Economic Conference and Debt Adjustment Efforts
Premier Dunning outlines conference focus on Provincial Debt Adjustment Scheme. Regina delegates discuss extending the Debt Adjustment Bureau and placing advisers in provincial sherif office to aid creditors amid funding concerns and hard pressures.
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Dunning
Previn Dent Adjustment Bureau
Regina
Sask
Saskichewan
Nevd
Prema
Aureatitl
Sherif
Acta
Nee
Eherneer
Vessels Under Construction For Coastal Service
J W Troup, manager of Pacific Coast steamship service, says new sister steamers for Vancouver Victoria Seattle will be largest and fastest, with speeds near 21 knots and about 6500 tons. Princess Kathleen to join service with December delivery. Princess Marguerite to follow days later.
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Vancouver
Seattle
Montreal
J. W. Troup
British Columbia
Pacific I
Victoria
de Et Sound
Princess Marguerite
Trade talks with Australia unsettled and Canada offer
In London and Ottawa reports indicate no reply to Canada's offer on a trade agreement with Australia as officials weigh Australia’s attitude. Britain studies Canadian marketing methods while aid to Virgin Islands hurricane victims is arranged. News from Nashington, Washington, Palermo reports a church roof collapse causing interior damage but no injuries.
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Australia
JA Robb
Av Finance
Aid Duama
Canada
Unclear OCR Report on London Agreement in Rohr Area
Fragmented text mentions authorities in Rohr and a London agreement. The readable part hints at enforcement or actions by freed and bel authorities, but details are unreadable. No clear names, dates, or concrete facts to confirm a coherent news item.
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Rohr
London
Immigration debate over agricultural workers and borders
The article surveys a complex debate on agricultural labor entry, border controls, and visa regimes. It discusses ministers and officials weighing how to manage migrant workers, with references to Europe and potential gateways to the Pacific region, amid calls to curb illegal immigration.
Canada and U S to Fight Rust Menace
Readable sections show a conference on rust control co operation between Canada and the United States. Dominion Minister of Agriculture Mr Motherwell notes funding, Western Canadian university support, and possible use of funds for rust research. Provinces urge closer cross border work and field studies under practical conditions with experts from North Dakota and other regions.
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Winnipeg
Raton
Nori Dakota
Motherwell
Dominion
HM. Tory
Dotainion Research Council
Uated
Hou
Black
Treaswer
Central States
United Stat
Canada
Bolles
Welver My
North Dakota
Boley
Empire Conference Invitation Gains South Africa Acceptance
British Colonial Secretary reported that though South Africa had not accepted an Imperial Government invitation to the Empire conference in London, Premier Hertzog later said South Africa would be represented at the interview Saskatchewan Wheat pool. Negotiations continue with Scobie, Willa Mopiana, Harry Marsh, and Herschel Lask.
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J J Thomas
Hiritish
London
Hertzog
Saskatchewan
Regina
Sask
United Seas
Scobie
Willa Mopiana
Harry Marsh
Herschel Lask
Prominent Figures to Visit Montreal This Fall
The Duchess of Atholl MP Kinross and Western Perth and Mrs Philip Snowden wife of the Chancellor of the Exchequer have accepted invitations to visit Montreal this fall under the National Council activities.
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Montreal
Duchess of Ath
Kinross
Western Perf
Philip O Snowden
Invita
Ax National Council of
Undefined fragment prompts a doubt on public figure
Fragmentary OCR text appears to discuss a political or legal topic with references to personal finances and public view, but the readable portion is incoherent. The piece mentions a person possibly facing financial difficulties and public perception, suggesting a news item about a figure's finances and legitimacy.
Chicago Slayers Sentenced to Life for Murder Case
Chicago slayers were sentenced to life imprisonment for murder of Beubye Franks. Nathan Leop Je and Richard Loeb received life terms. Calvert and others faced related charges. A kidnapping count carried 9 years with no parole eligibility. Judge Joule Caveely noted parole denial based on case specifics.
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Beubye
Chicago
Baal
Calvert
Nathan Leop
Richard Loeb
Joule Caveely
Chuence Durem
Eliet
Spanish Nobility Plans Canadian Tour in 1711 Report
The text outlines a Spanish noble party including the Duchess of Alba and several titled figures visiting Canada by Canadian Pacific lines. After weeks in York, they plan to depart for the United States then Niagara Falls, Bani aise, Sleathous, Vancouver and Toronto with an extended tour of U S sights.
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Mwveriwick
Alba
Niagara Falls
Sleathous
Vancouver
Hey
Torouto
Lake Ls Victors
Vietoiia
Thes
The
United Sat
Ruhr Restrictions Easing Spurs Business Recovery
The removal of Franco Belgian occupation barriers at customs in Dortmund stimulates Ruhr area trade. Normal railway traffic is expected soon as burdensome controls ease and smelters anticipate steady rolling stock supply. Meanwhile in Sydney, about 3000 men attend the Citizens Force annual training at Liver Boot Camp, focusing on field work after musketry last year.
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Dortmund
Ruhr
Citizens Force
Liverboot Camp
Sydney
Australia
Morning Post
Unemployment Rises Again in Britain Amid Ongoing Decline
In Britain London for the eighth straight week unemployment figures rose last week. Over two months the total increase reached about 137 thousand, bringing the current jobless total to roughly 1,263,000.
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Britain
London
Delegates At Geneva Strive For Peace Amid Turbulent Talks
Delegates at Geneva press for peace as foreign ministers and ministers of state discuss amid setbacks. Nine seasoned ministers participate in the talks, aiming to move toward agreement despite delays and tensions.
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Geneva
Georgian Republic Declares Independence Amid Soviet Pressure
Fragmented OCR reports the Georgian Republic declaring independence amid insurgent activity against Soviet control. References to leaders and international mediation efforts suggest a brief, contested bid for separate statehood within the Caucasus theater.
Britain ready to submit all disputes to arbitration says Parmoor
Lord Parmoor announced in Geneva that Great Britain is prepared to submit all disputes to arbitration through the Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald. He noted that "all disputes" could include issues affecting vital interests and national honor though those terms are vague. The statement pleased friends of the London delegation, who expect detailed resolutions to be presented later.
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Geneva
Heiantu
Laval
Lond Parmoor
Lord Parmoor
Rains in France threaten harvest and imports
The Temps reports persistent rains have damaged crops in France, lowering quality and forcing imports. Analysts had expected limited impact but now warn the coming year's wheat and produce will require substantial foreign purchases to meet demand.
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Paris
Grain Exchange Head Comments on Wheat Pool Debate
The Grain Exchange leader voiced cautious support for a wheat pool during the annual meeting. He argued regulation should favor farmer cooperatives and cautioned against overreach in extending grain marketing rules. He noted elevators and rail systems must adapt, and called for ongoing analysis of the plan’s impact on sound economics.
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Grain Exchange
Vancouver Harvesters Helped Prairies This Season
Vancouver supplied a large number of harvesters to the prairies this fall with government backing. The report shows 2624 men and 300 women from the city, Victoria second with 0 percent, and numerous workers sent to Saskatchewan Manitoba and other provinces.
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Coast City
Prairies
Vancouver
Pointe
Hansh Columbia
Goverment Bureau
Sven
Victoria
Saskatchewan
Ade Jeri
Opposition to burying unknown soldier begins world memory plan
Fragments discuss proposals to bury an unknown soldier and memorial rites for the dead of a conflict. Opponents argue the act would not follow allied traditions and proper ceremonies would be required.
Damages Awarded in Comox Logging Case A Suprise
Vancouver court sets large damages against Comox Logging and Railway Company and Mer ville settlers over extensive property losses. The judgment, reduced by 88 percent on appeal, covers medical costs and life impacts from June incident.
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Vancouver
Josiue
Comox Logging and Railway Company
Merville
Hindoo Students Favor German Colleges Postwar
An article notes Hindu youths show preference for German educational institutions since World War II ended. It cites alleged anti British sentiment among educated Hindus as a reason for choosing German colleges and universities over others.
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Hanover
Japan Luxury Tax Seen Aimed at Ousting Foreigner
Stewart Fullerton, a journalist who has lived in the Far East, says that Japan's 100 percent luxury tax is a direct effort to oust the foreigner from Japan, reflecting his cautious conclusion from sources in the region.
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Victoria
Japan
Stewart Fulerton
Far East
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