Bitter Exchanges At Dail Eireann In Dublin Session
Bitter exchanges between Arthur Griffith and Eamon de Valera dominated the Dail Éireann proceedings. Griffith accused de Valera of promising London talks while professing republicanism, prompting heated retorts and a threat to publish correspondence before elections.
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Dail Eireann
Arthur Griffith
Dail Vireann
Eemeon de Valera
Dail Éireann
Griffith
de Valera
London
Russia Practically Ceases Production
Boris Stunekl, a Russian engineer, told a meeting of German metal merchants that vanishing transport facilities, dwindling coal stocks, and the transfer of privately owned business to communistic control have nearly killed Russian production. He warned revival by ordinary methods is impossible and urged extreme caution in Western efforts to reopen Russia.
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Berlin
Boris Stunke
India’s Wheat Crop Shows Big Increase
Ottawa reports the first official estimate of India's newly harvested wheat at 55,238,000 bushels, up from last year’s 250,469,000 and well below the five-year average of 340,590,000. Earlier, winter cereals were very good in Bulgaria, average in Germany and Italy, and fair in France.
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Ottawa
Department of Agriculture
International Institute of Agriculture
India
Bulgaria
Germany
Italy
France
Canadian and American Bar Associations Announce Meetings
The Canadian Bar Association holds its annual meeting in Vancouver August 16 17 and Victoria August 18 ABA invites American lawyers to attend in San Francisco August 9 11 and join the Canadian gathering potential cross border participation.
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Victoria
Canadian Bar Association
Vancouver
American Bar Association
San Francisco
Poland Secures Large Loan From United States
Warsaw reports Poland has closed a sizable loan agreement with the United States. Officials say the terms are exceptionally favorable and aid the country's financial outlook.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Unemployment in Britain Rises Again
London reports unemployment in Great Britain increased last week by 12 000 people, marking another rise in jobless figures across the country.
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London
Great Britain
Lloyd George Warns of Europe Dangers at Genoa Conference
Premier Lloyd George warns that Europe faces systemic risk if Genoa fails to secure a pact. He compares Europe to seething lava and stresses hungry Russia backed by an angry Germany, noting no Baltic to Black Sea frontier. He urges American influence but says Europe must solve its problems and avoid renewed bloodshed.
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Genoa
Lloyd George
Europe
Russia
Germany
Baltic
Black Sea
America
United States
May Float Loan Within Canada
Ottawa reports that a domestic loan may be floated in Canada in the future. Finance Minister Hon. W. S. Fielding told a deputation from the Bond Dealers Association that current New York financing meets present needs and there is no immediate borrowing, though maturing obligations will require further borrowing later.
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Ottawa
Canada
W. S. Fielting
Bond Dealers’ Association of Canada
New York
Fielding
Earthquake in Tokio Causes Fatalities and Damage
A heavy quake centered in Tokio killed a few people and damaged buildings and contents. The tremor followed Mount Asam-Yama’s eruption ninety miles northwest, which produced ashes stones and smoke but no major damage. Officials said the quake lasted fifteen minutes, one of the region’s longest in years.
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Tokio
Asam-Yama
Archduke Ferdinand’s yacht Hochelaga up for sale by Canadian navy
The Hochelaga former Archduke Ferdinand yacht is offered for sale by the Department of Naval Service along with ships Niobe Grilse Canada and Petrol. Hochelaga bought in 1915 from New Yorker Andrew Morgan brother of J P Morgan for Atlantic patrol. Montreal says grain shipments face no further restrictions as port rules are amended to allow bulk grain movement.
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Halifax
Archduke Ferdinand of Austria
Department of Naval Service
Grilse
United States
Winchester
Canada
Canadian Fisheries Patrol
Petrol
The
Fisheries Service
Andrew Morgan
New York
J. P. Morgan
Atlantic Coast Patrol
Montreal
Board of Trade
Drop in Canadian Sea Fish Catch in March 1922
Ottawa reports March 1922 sea fish harvests total 116,866 cwts valued at 515,869 dollars. Pacific halibut fell to 10,208 cwts from 20,268 last year while herring rose to 46,898 cwts from 18,304.
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Ottawa
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Atlantic
Pacific
My Canada opens in this issue with a Western tale
The new serial story My Canada begins in this issue and follows scenes and characters familiar to readers of the Canadian West. Do not miss the opening chapter.
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Canada
Farm laborers sent east from British Columbia rising
The prairies face rising demand for workers as about 1,600 BC laborers have already been sent east with 60 more daily heading there. Saskatoon club requests 50 men daily, but Mayor Tisdall says only 30 experienced workers can be supplied on average.
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Vancouver
The
Prairies
British Columbia
Labor Department
Saskatoon United Farmers Clab
Tisdall
Rand Rebellion Treason Charges Reported in Capetown Despatch
A Reuters dispatch from Capetown reports that 864 high treason charges were brought in connection with the Rand Rebellion as discussed in the House of Assembly in London.
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London
House of Assembly
Reuter
Capetown
Followers Of Villa Threaten Mennonites In Mexico
The report states that followers of Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa are said to threaten Mennonite communities in Mexico. The incident is described amid tensions between rebel factions and rural settlements, with no reports of injuries or official investigations disclosed.
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Villa
Mexico
Boston
Mass
Mexico City
Can Aulare
Durango
Chihuahua
Canada
Canadian Prairies
Western Public Buildings Grants Spark Saskatchewan Protest
In Ottawa, western provinces debated public building allocations. Saskatchewan received 27 000 dollars, prompting A M Carmichael to note it was the smallest provincial share despite Saskatchewan’s larger population. Alberta and British Columbia approvals followed. Mennonites in Mexico also faced protection assurances as earnestly reported.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
A. M. Carmichael
Progressive
Kindersley
Alberta
J. T. Shaw
Calgary West
Calgary
J. H. King
British Columbia
Leon J. Ladner
Vancouver South
Vancouver
President appeals to nation to avoid civil war in China
President Hsu Shih Chang warns China stands on the brink of civil war and foreign complications. He demands Generals Chang Tso Ling and Wu Pei Fu withdraw their troops at once and send mediators to settle their differences.
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Peking
Hsu Shih Chang
China
Chang Tso-Lin
Wu Pei-Fu
Noted English Advisor Sir Henry Richards Dies
Sir Henry Erle Richards K C died April 26. He advised Canada and Newfoundland in the 1910 North Atlantic fisheries arbitration at The Hague. He also acted for Great Britain in the 1902 Samoa arbitration and the 1903 Venezuela arbitration at The Hague.
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London
Sir Henry Erle Richards
K.C
Canada
Newfoundland
the Hague
Great Britain
Samoa
Venezuela
Resignation of Ontario Farmers' leader cited
R W E Burnaby president of Ontario Farmers' of Ontario submits resignation to the executive due to pressure of business. The move comes as the organization seeks stable leadership.
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Ontario Farmers Toronto
R. W. E. Burnaby
United Farmers’ of Ontario
Plans For British Settlement In the Empire
In the House of Commons Lieut Col L C Amery moved the Empire Settlement Bill to widen overseas settlement. Two schemes emerge assisted emigration and land settlement development. The bill envisions limited free passages, with emphasis on opening agricultural land to settlers and a multiyear funding plan totaling about £3 million annually. The aim is economic regeneration through land settlement and controlled immigration.
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House of Commons
L. C. Amery
Board of Admiralty
Dominions
Col. Amery
Overseas Settlement Committee
United Kingdom
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