Freedom Of The Seas Involved In U S Seizure Of British Vessel
The report describes U S seizure actions involving a British boat and the Freedom Of The Seas, with diplomatic tension between the United States and Britain. It notes British protests, court proceedings, and discussions over jurisdiction on high seas and foreign goods restrictions.
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Freedom of the Seas
U. S
Wastirgioo
Unie
of We Federal Cot
Pestow
Mtfe
Fe Hoston
Witei
Bela
Japs Ordered From Russia by Moscow Ultimatum
Chang Chun Manchuria reports the Moscow backed Far Eastern Republic demands Japan evacuate Sakhalin and Vladivostok and end the massacre of Japanese at Nikolaievsk. Envoy Adolph Jeidle declares Moscow will not sanction a trade pact while any Japanese soldiers remain in Russian territory.
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Chang Chun
Manchuria
Japan
Moscow
Far
Sina
Tormners
Salsdately
Nikolaievsk
Adolph Jeotle
Far Eastern Republic
Sakalien
Vladivostok
Prosperity Wave Aims at Calgary Population Growth
John Willison of the Western Canada Colonization Association told a Calgary audience that population growth will surge in the next quarter as the association outlines its plan to attract new settlers. M. A. Brown explained how the group will operate, with dignitaries including Lieut Governor Svett and Frank F. President of the Catenay Board attending.
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Taugers
Anata
John Willison
Western Canada Colonizaton Association
Calgary
Calgary Board of Trade
Palliser Hotel
Calgars
John
Wim
M. A Brown
Svett
Frank F Pres Dent
Catenay
Joan Wo Music
Pat Burns
Caps T Shaw
Captain Robeon
A.J Gordon
Women’s
Canadian Cid
Rob Rennes
KCA Truce
British Forces Readying to Control Troubles in Turkey
Reports indicate strong British forces near Constantinople prepared to seize strategic points along the Dardanelles. Reinforcements arriving by sea and rail, with police augmented and officers' families ordered to prepare for deployment. Estimated British strength could reach around 75 000 with further arrivals, plus refugees recruited as auxiliary troops.
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Turkey
Timid
Chapa
Copstar
Manchuria
Great Britain
Russia Supports Turks in Constantinople Crisis
Moscow officials say Russia would morally back the Turks and might fire them if needed, but sending troops to defend Constantinople is regarded as highly unlikely. Some leaders favor a Russian claim to Constantinople yet prefer Turkish control, while overall Russia seeks reconstruction after war.
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Moscow
Prussia
Constantnople
White
Constantine
Great Britain
Constantinople
Russia
Destructive Prairie Fire Near Cardston Alberta
A large prairie fire north of Cardston on Hood Indian Reserve scorched over 100000 acres. Two hundred men battled the flames fed by a strong wind, destroying hay, machinery, and supplies with estimated damages between 200000 and 250000 dollars while Indians near the path faced threat before crews halted the blaze.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Hood
Cardston
Theorth
Uae
Grain movement rises as harvest progresses in prairies
Weather favors threshing and threshing with higher grain receipts from Saskatchewan and Alberta. Canadian National Railways report 319 cars of grain moved by Sept 1, up from 183 cars last season. The Winnipeg area resumes grain shipments amid a strong crop season beginning in September.
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Winnipeg
Ares
Manitoba
Veterans foresee wider Mesopotamia fighting in Great War
Local Mesopotamia veterans expect further trouble as volunteers from the Near East train for possible contingent to Constantinople. General Victor Odlum notes Turkish advance method signals persistence of hostilities and a likely extension of fighting in Mesopotamia.
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Near East
Urig
Victor Odlum
Mesopotamia
Odlum
Hope Turkey Tangle Settled By League of Nations
A Geneva letter from Bolivian delegate Alfredo Gutierrez says Bolivia cannot reach a direct accord with Chile over the 1908 treaty and urges League mediation. London rumors claim Lloyd George faces cabinet strains as Near East issues, with Curzon policy cited and Bulgaria proposing autonomous Macedonia under League jurisdiction to ease tensions in Thrace and Constantinople.
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Geneva
Bolivia
Chile
League of Nations
League Assembly
Alfredo Gutierrez
Assembly
Londen Ft
Los Hat
Lloyd George
Pymier
Countey
Lord Gurion
Adairs
France
Fey
England
Loch
George
Lond Curzon
Thrace
Hom
Constantinople
Mesia
Banish Noisy Women Ejected From Irish Parliament Gallery
Maud Gonne MacBride and Mrs. Charlotte Despard were expelled from the strangers' gallery during a sitting of the Irish Parliament for persistent interruption. The incident followed a debate on constitutional questions as amendments on Ireland sovereignty were discussed and opposed by Ernest Blythe.
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Dublin
Maud Gonne MacBride
Charlotte Despard
Strangers
Thomas Johnson
Lal
Ireland
Ernest Blythe
Arctic Crawford Reaches Wintered Island Patrol
A scrambled report notes May winter threatens Crawford's return season aboard the power schooner. Captain Todd Bear sails from Wrangel Island with Joseph Nome to guard the Crawford patio and maintain control of the island for Canada.
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Crawford
Vanvouser
Nowe
Allan
Toronto
Wrangel
Vithjam Renin
Awgust
Todd Bear
Joseph Nome
Wrange Island
Crawford Patio
Canadi
Fire destroys Mervin grain elevator in Saskatoon area
Fire destroyed a Trook elevator at Mervin with seven bushels of grain, half of which was wheat. Two other elevators were saved by local firefighters using buckets and chewed hay, while the cause remains unclear.
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Saskatoon
Mervin
Germany Paid Allies 10,900,000 Warns Berlin
The government, per newspapers, paid 10 million old marks to the Allies as part of private arrangements before the installment of war debts. Express Messenger Killed in Kenora Ontario. Ralph Fie, CN Express employee, was killed while attempting to…
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Germany
Berlin
Kenora
Ralph F Ie
Canadian National Express Company
Honier
States Should Help Great Britain on Turkish Situation
In Cleveland a Mason of the Northern Masonic Valley Lodge notes that the United States should cooperate with Great Britain to address the Turkish problem to maintain world peace. Sir John references the Turkish issue during Canadian Rite greetings to the Supreme Council in Ontario.
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Cleveland
Eveland
United
Gibson
IL Mth
Supreme Council
Maso Valled
Sir John
Milion
Ontario
Adventurous voyage ends with peril at sea
Captain Waard and his wife survived a long Pacific crossing of ninety one days battered by giant waves and typhoons. They sailed from the Orient aboard a steel-hulled ship, enduring storms and near disaster as a great black object appeared ahead.
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Victoria
George Woa
Wheat acreage soars in New South Wales report
A NSW government estimate reported by Reuters notes a large increase in wheat acreage within the state. The new figures outline expanded planted areas and potential yield implications for the season.
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London
New South Wales
Turkish representative predicts war with Britain
An Associated Press report states a Turkish representative warned that Turkey would declare war on Britain. The piece notes ongoing efforts by Turkish forces and a British attempt to interfere with the Straits through Thrace as part of the geopolitical tension.
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Associated Press
Vwi
Thrace
Forestry Student Killed in Fort William Incident
Fort William Ontario reports the death of a forestry student who was killed instantly in an unspecified incident. The student, a resident of Fort William, was identified by local authorities as the deceased. Details remain unclear as investigations continue.
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Fort Wiliam
Fort William
Reparation Claims Against Turkey
Armenians now resident in Canada seek compensation from Turkey for losses in Armenia. They claim potential millions in damages but cannot specify the amount. Former Armenians abroad have presented aims, and the claims come from those who have moved north into Canada, seeking redress.
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Conac
Turkey
Died in 104th Year Montes Mrs Janes
Mrs Janes died here in her 104th year. She was born in Hamilton Scotland in 1818.
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Montes
Janes
Hamilton
Scotland
Schooner Wreck En Route to Nome Alaska
A coast schooner named Olga suffered a wreck near Port Safety two miles east of Votrontue. Local printer notes the town cannot pay and reports a 100K job printing cost as a potential burden.
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Nome
Alaska
Olga
Port Safety
British Subjects Do Not Change Nationality Within The Empire
A discussion in parliament outlines Imperial unity and citizenship within the empire. The speaker argues British subjects remain British across dominions and colonies while addressing land settlement and the mobility of labor.
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Dom
Candian Club
Empire
Great Britain
Dominions
London
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