Ismet Blames France For Breakdown Of Lausanne Conference
Angora dispatch says the great national assembly holds secret sessions to hear Slemet Pasha’s report on the Lausanne talks. He blames France for the breakdown over financial terms and notes Constantinople press predicts early resumption of Near Eastern peace talks with Constantinople as a likely next venue. The Angora government plans a note outlining a Turkish position to divorce economic clauses for separate talks with France. Political circles in Constantinople are optimistic.
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Angora
Great National Assembly
Slemet Pasha
Jamet Pasha
France
Akscham
Lauganne Secretariat
Mosul
Great Britain
Finnish Stowaway Lover of Fireman On Board Bellingham
Five stowaways were removed from the steamship Bellingham after severe storms drove them from hiding. A 19-year-old Finnish girl Bertha Lane remained aboard near Boston claiming she fell in love with Porto Rican fireman A Alvarez from the same vessel. The Bolshevik stowaways were deported.
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Shipping Board
Bellingham
Finland
Boston
Bertha Lane
Raume
A. Alvarez
Fyeman
Coal boom in Scotland as coal exports surge
Large German demand drives Scottish coal trade with over two million tons shipped abroad amid the Ruhr occupation. Foreign orders boost Scottish collieries, signaling a booming industry despite wartime tensions and market shifts.
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London
Germany
Scotland
Ruhr
Hudson Bay Railway pushed for quick completion in Parliament
Winnipeg premiers introduced a resolution urging the Federal Government to finish the Hudson Bay Railway. Premier Bracken cited farmer advantages while W. C. McKinnell urged prairie provincial co operation if action stalls. A Rockwood member proposed a five year free port of entry to spur growth.
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Winnipeg
Premie
Huon Bay
Bracken
West
W. C. McKinnell
Rockwood
Prairie Provinces
Hudson Bay Railway
Hungary's Karolyi Plans Canadian Life as Farmer
Budapest reports former Hungarian leader Michael Karolyi plans emigration to Canada to start anew as a farmer. He resides at Ragusa with his family in poverty after a Budapest court confiscated property for treason, risking loss of castles and 66 000 acres unless an appeal succeeds. The trial spans two years.
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Budapest
Michael Karolyi
Canada
Ragusa
Iis
Esse
Karolyi
Charles
Redistribution Bill to be considered by special committee Ottawa
Premier King told the House the Government favors a small special committee for the Redistribution Bill. An 11 member panel seemed ideal, but the Opposition argued it too small, so a 15 member compromise was proposed with broad representation.
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Ottawa
King
House of Commons
J. A. Robb
Trade and Commerce
Robb
Charles Stewart
Railway Fatalities In January Overall Toll Quietly Grows
Ottawa reports January rail incidents across Canadian trails causing 21 deaths and 271 injuries. Among 12 crossing crashes eight involved cars, with one death and two injuries.
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Ottawa
Canada May Have envoy at Washington
John Barrett, general counsel of the Pan American Union, says Canada lacks a plenipotentiary minister in Washington. Prime Minister Mackenzie King hinted the obstacle would be removed, pointing toward establishing a Canadian ambassador at Washington as the Pan American Union seeks continental commerce and intercours.
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Montreal
Canada
Pan American Union
John Barrett
Min Jeter
Washington
Darreté
Mackenzie King
Barrett
Wheat Board File Sought in Commons Debate
In Ottawa an address to the Commons requests production of all correspondence about forming a wheat board for the 1922 crop. The motion by T. N. McConica of Battleford seeks papers on communications between the federal government and provincial governments and with James Stewart or Riddell regarding appointments to the board.
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Ottawa
Wheat Board
T. N. McConica
Progressive
Battleford
MeConica
James Stewart, Riddell
Weird Dose Fatal At Los Angeles Hospital
In Los Angeles a Chinese missionary student Joseph Lu died in the county hospital psychopathic ward. Physicians attribute the death to two doses of wan yu yoh a Chinese compound. The formula reportedly contains sixty ingredients from tiger teeth to bear claws and various vegetables.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles County Hospital
Joseph Lu
Bible Institute
Fruit crop ships from Okanagan reach 4784 cars
Vancouver report notes that up to February 14, 4784 cars of last season's fruit crop were shipped from the Okanagan district of British Columbia. The figure was stated to the Board of Trade by F. W. Peters, General Superintendent of the CPR British Columbia division.
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Vancouver
Okanagan
British Columbia
Board of Trade
F. W. Peters
CPR
Mexico Considers Dry Belt Along U S Border
The Mexican government, based on advices received, contemplates a prohibition law targeting all alcoholic beverages within a 50 mile wide zone along the entire United States border. The move signals a major regulatory approach affecting cross border trade and cultural exchange.
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Washington
United States
Quest Purchased By Canadian Explorer
Quebec to enter Arctic expeditions as Capt. H Bernier, a Canadian explorer, plans to buy Shackleton’s ship Quest. Bernier, recalled from England by the Department of the Interior, will depart for Europe to bring the vessel to Quebec. An expedition is slated to begin in June to study mineral resources.
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Quebec
Canada
H Bernier
Europe
Shackleton
Bernier
England
Department of the Interior
Atlantic
Nations to Run Ruhr If Britain Fails Mediation
Four Scottish Labour MPs John Wheatley James Maxton David Kirkwood and the Rev Campbell Stephen after a flying trip to the Ruhr report there is no hope of British mediation. They propose that France Germany Great Britain Belgium and Italy internationalize the Ruhr and entrust its administration to an international board to distribute reparations dividends.
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London
House of Commons
John Wheatly
James Maxton
David Kirkwood
Campbell Stephen
Ruhr
Thei
France
Germany
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Home Dyeing For Any Fabric
Women can dye or tint worn garments and draperies with Diamond Dyes. Each package includes simple directions enabling even first time users. The product guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running on wool silk linen cotton or blends. Buy Diamond Dyes from your druggist for reliable home results.
Debt Funding Bill Ready for Signature
The House accepted Senate changes to the Debt Funding Act without a roll call. The bill now goes to the President for signature, enabling the U S Britain debt settlement agreement to take effect upon approval by the British cabinet.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Cattle Import Rules Tightly Regulated by London Council
In view of possible imports of Canadian breeding cattle, the Council of the National Breeders' Union asks the Ministry of Agriculture to craft regulations for importing such animals as strict as those applied to British stock entering Canada.
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London
Canada
Council of the National Breeders’ Union
Ministry of Agriculture
Port Chester Captain Robert Smith Dies at 92
Port Chester native Captain Robert Smith who sent the first transatlantic cablegram in 1866 for Cyrus W. Field has died at age 92. Smith helped lay the initial undersea cable and lived in Port Chester for decades showing a storied career in early telegraphing and maritime service.
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Port Chester
N.Y
Robert Smith
Atlantic
Cyrus W. Field
Secret Service busts vast international counterfeiting ring
U S secret service rounded up 64 alleged counterfeiters in a plot spanning nations with $1,000,000 to $16,000,000 in fake currency dumped into unions. Authorities raid basements in Greenwich Village and multiple U S cities target 1,000 gang members while police abroad are alerted.
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United States
Secret Service
Detroit
Chicago
San Francisco
South
Central America
Internal Revenue
Joseph A. Palma
International Revenue Department
Cuba
West Indies
Rum
Gang
Palnit
Australia Buys Canadian Cars in January Exports
Canada exported 4 666 passenger cars in January 1922 valued at 2 530 005. Australia bought the most with 1 564 units, followed by the United Kingdom with 1 564 and 1 564? The text lists Britain India 257 and New Zealand 236. The largest customer was Australia.
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Ottawa
Canada
Australia
United Kingdom
British India
New Zealand
Death Penalty Imposed in Moscow Plot
The Supreme Court in Moscow sentences Col. Svjevski to death for complicity in the assassination attempt on Nikolai Lenin.
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Riga
Supreme Court
Moscow
Col
Svejevski
Nikolai Lenine
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