German Resistance Shifts From Passive to Active in Ruhr
The Ruhr uprising, fuelled by French action and German arrests, shows active resistance with troops and machine guns in place. Fritz Thyssen’s return sparks large demonstrations as rail and road traffic shut down. French officials vow stern measures while Germany pledges to counter violence through all means.
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Paria
Ruhr
Fritz Thyssen
Dusseldorf
Essen
M. Letroquere
General Weygan
Marshal Foch
Germany
Duesseldorf
France
Dr. Hermes
Reich Star
Berlin
Belgium may become world radium leader says minister
In Brussels the Minister of Colonies told the Senate that Belgium could become the globe’s top radium producer. He claimed the Belgian Congo would supply radium in quantities meeting world demand.
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Brussels
Senate
Belgium
Belgian Congo
Support Local Spending To Boost Town Merchants
Citizens urged to buy locally to strengthen the town economy and help small businesses recover. Local chambers highlight storefronts, services, and community impact of keeping money in the community.
Greatest butter producing cow claims world record
Vancouver W H Hicks announces Agassiz Legis May Echo the five year old Holstein as the world’s top butter producer. In 365 days she yielded 30 886 pounds of milk with 1 338 pounds of butter fat equal to 1 653 pounds of butter, surpassing Bella Pontiac of Brantford Ontario by 86 pounds.
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Vancouver
W. H. Hicks
Dominion Experimental Farm
Agassiz
B.C
Agassiz Legis
Bella Pontiac
Brantford
Ont
Seattle
California Fig Syrup Ad Speaks To Mothers
An old time advertisement targets mothers urging use of genuine California Fig Syrup to quickly ease constipation in children. It touts a fruity taste, no griping, and a promise to clear sour food and bile from stomach and bowels, instructing to ask for the real product by name.
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California
Progressives Stand Apart, Forke Says Party Will Plow Its Own Path
National Progressive leader Ottawa arrival says there are only two main parties, Liberals and Conservatives, denies ties to the Grain Growers. blames westward inflation and high production costs for farm woes. notes Crerar has no rail links. laments defection of Hammel and Binelle. confirms intent to continue independent course.
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Progressives
Progressive Party
United Grain Growers
Rogers
National Progressive Party
Grain Growers Grain Company
Forke
Canada
Acr
Messrs
W. J. Hammel
M.P
Fer
Muskoka
Joseph Binelle
Prescott
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Women
Mrs Oscar A Anderson of Leslie Sask says the product relieved distressing premenstrual pain headaches and backache after about a year of symptoms. She recommends keeping the medicine in every house. Mrs Herbert Keser of Copenhagen New York reports weakness and incapacity improved enough to perform housework and outdoor tasks after taking the remedy.
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Leslie
Lydia E. Pinkham
Oscar A. Anderson
Copenhagen
N. Y
Lydia Pinkham
Herbert Keser
R.F.D
Copenhagen, N. Y
Minister of Railways Kennedy Buried in Windsor
The funeral of the late Hion W C Kennedy Minister of Railways in the Dominion Government was held in Windsor Ontario with Rt Hon W L Mackenzie King Premier and Rt Hon Arthur Meighen opposition leader in attendance. The service at St Alphonsus Church followed by interment at St Alphonsus Cemetery. Business was suspended as hundreds of officials and citizens attended.
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Windsor
Charles Murphy
Lomer Gouin
Kennedy
St. Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church
St. Alphonsus Cemetery
Knights of Columbus
Employment In Canada Shows Downward Trend
Ottawa reports a decline in employment across provinces as of January, due mainly to holiday shutdowns. The drop is smaller than last year, but higher payrolls earlier mean more workers are released.
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Ottawa
Canida
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
West Needs Elevators Along Pacific Coast
Hamilton Ontario speaker Hon G P Smith former Alberta education minister says Western Canada must solve transport and trade issues to prosper. He cites figures urging the Dominion Government to build elevators at Vancouver and Prince Rupert and to ship half of western grain that route.
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Hamilton
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Praised by Mrs Espeland
Tenby Bay Ont resident Mrs Espeland reports improved health after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. She says she now needs them only occasionally and cites kidney-related illnesses as root causes of rheumatism urinary troubles diabetes backache and heart disease.
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Dodd
Duke of York Cancels Visit to Open Canadian Exhibition
The Duke of York cannot attend Toronto's Canadian National Exhibition this year, missing the invitation reported by the Daily Express citing Lord Beaverbrook.
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London
Duke of York
Toronto
Deily Express
Lord Beaverbrook
Explorer's Chart of St Lawrence Sold at Christie's
A chart of the St Lawrence River by Captain Cook, famed explorer and navigator, sold at Christie's for 1080 pounds. The sale highlights the value of historic maritime maps and the lasting interest in Cook's cartographic legacy.
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St. Lawrence
London
St. Lawrence River
Captain Cook
Christie's
Entirely New Treatment For Bronchitis Catarrh
An old advert describes Catarrhozone as a new inhaled remedy for bronchitis and catarrh. It claims the balsamic vapor reaches the source, soothes irritation, relieves coughing, and clears catarrhal troubles quickly. A two months course costs one dollar, small size 60 cents, sold by The Catarrhozone Co Montreal.
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Catarrhozone Co
Montreal
France protected by League needs guarantee across borders
London. Sir John Simon argues France is amply protected by the League of Nations and that a Ruhr occupation is the wrong method. He says true security lies in a League guarantee for both sides and a revision of the Versailles clauses toward a final settlement.
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London
John Simon
House of Commons
Oxford
Ruhr
France
John
League of Nations
Alberta Dairymen Reject Oleomargarine Free Entry
Calgary Alberta dairying held its annual convention at the Palliser Hotel and passed resolutions condemning free importation of oleomargarine from the United States. They urged branding of Alberta butter for export and commended the National Dairy Council. The directors elected include Thomas Noble Daysland Ns Clarke Didsbury Pp Palleson Calgary Id Morkeberg Markerville W W Prevey Ns Smith and G M James Wetaskiwin. The executive will be chosen from the board.
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Calgary
Alberta Dairying
Palliser Hotel
United States
Alberta
National Dairy Council
Association of Alberta Dairymen
Thomas Noble
Daysland
N Ss. Clarke
Didsbury
Palleson
ID. Morkeberg
Markerville
W. W
Pig Eye Graft Restores Sight For Teen in Paterson
Dr. Edward B. Morgan reports success in grafting pig eye tissue to Alfred Lemanowicz 17 in Paterson New Jersey. After bandage removal the boy can tell light from darkness indicating partial visual recovery.
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Paterson
N.J
Edward B. Morgan
Alfred Lemanowicz
Lemanowicz
Refugee Ships Reach Manila Fuel Shortage Reported
Wireless advices from Taiwan Formosa say three of the missing Russian refugee ships en route to Manila from Shanghai reached Manila short of fuel. Two more were following. the remaining two were returning to Shanghai.
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Manila
Taiwan
Formosa
Shanghai
Possible To Establish Lower Grain Rates Says Sir Henry Thornpton
Sir Henry Thornpton told a Winnipeg audience that it is possible to set grain and merchandise rates that let farmers and manufacturers compete globally while keeping the national railway financially sound. He urged directors to pursue such conditions, noting they must allow profitable railway operation. Earlier, two robbers held up the Bank of Nova Scotia in Moose Jaw on Fairford Street, gagging the teller and taking about 5000 dollars before fleeing.
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Henry Thornpton
Moose Jaw
Bank of Nova Scotia
Fairford Street
Winnipeg
Heornton
Canadational Railways
Boped O
Court of Trade
Henry
National Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway
Great Britain
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Switzerland
Norway
Canada
C.P.R
T. S. Acheson
John Sweeting
Saskatoon
W. J. Gerow
Edmonton
J. Miller
Calgary
M. FE. Thornton
Vancouver
E. J. Semmens
Troq
C.P.R. Department of Colonization and Development
S. Dennts
Montreal
Winnipeg group urges gov it to create drug treatment department
The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba resolves to urge the Dominion Government to establish a department to handle institutional treatment of narcotics and curb promiscuous drug use in Winnipeg.
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Winnipeg
Conteil of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba
World's Dairy Show to be Held in Syracuse in October
The world's dairy show will take place in Syracuse New York from October 6 to 13. The event is announced by the National Dairy Association board of directors and will be held in conjunction with the World's dairy congress.
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Chicago
Syracuse
N.Y
National Dairy Association
Ruhr Magnates Fined in German Reparation Case
Fritz Thyssen and five other German industrialists were found guilty by a court martial in Mayence for refusing to cooperate with French plans to deliver Ruhr Valley coal as reparations. Fines were imposed.
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Mayence
Fritz Thyssen
Ruhr
Local dollars boost community vitality
The adage highlights how spending within the hometown supports local businesses, creates jobs, and strengthens community services. Residents are encouraged to shop at neighborhood stores, dine locally, and invest in local events to sustain a thriving town economy.
Legislature considers birthright citizenship amendment
A proposed constitutional amendment in Sacramento would restrict birthright citizenship to races excluding Japanese, requiring approval from the legislature and voters to take effect.
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Sacramento
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy Promotion
An old advertisement touts Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy as a cure for kidney trouble jaundice gravel stone and bladder catarrh debility and related disorders. It claims fifty years of standard use and urges readers to ask their dealer for the genuine product.
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Wight
Warner
Income tax warning for New York bootleggers
Bootleggers who profited in New York last year are warned they must pay income tax on illegal gains. The information is confidential and cannot be used for prosecutions under the law.
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New York
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Robert Forke
Robert Rogers
Mrs. Anderson
W. C. Kennedy
West
Pacific Coast
Tenby Bay
Bald AY
A. R. Babington
the Moon, Melfort, Sask
Toronto, Ont
The
WILL
Bayer
Bayer Company
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