Differences In Tongue and Traditions Canada War Troubles with French Habitant
Reformist writer Rev Castell Hopkins argues Quebec’s French Canadians face strain within an English nation. He claims race tension worsened by Bourassa and nationalist rhetoric, noting Quebec’s 2,005,000 population with 1,605,000 French Canadians and Acadians in other provinces. The piece discusses governance by Sir Lomer Gouin and minority treatment amid religious factors.
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Canada
Castell Hopkins
Peevie
Quebec
Oneen
Mantle
Lomer Gouin
United Kingdom
Ontario
Atlantic
France
Ch Ferdam
French Canadian Village War Sentiment Behind the Lines
Fragmentary prose notes a divided sentiment in a French Canadian village toward France and the war. It references Nationalists led by Henri Bourassa, rising opposition to French policy on the church, and a broad ignorance or indifference about the broader conflict.
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Henri Bourassa
France
Canada
Hourassas
Quebec
Theommon Farligment
le Decoit
Gare Outenlette
Hritier
The French Canadian War Attitudes in World War I
An analysis of French Canadian loyalties during World War I. It examines nationalism, church influence, and political figures like Houras and Lavergne, noting loyalty to Britain amid tensions with French Canada’s autonomy. The piece details Catholic leadership, provincial contrasts, and the impact on recruitment and identity.
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Rasea
Samir
Quebec
Hournesa
Écy
Das
le Revere
England
Trist
Taine
Aptarso
Japan
Colombia
TMM
Cathlin
Great Britain
Bourassa
Armand Lavergne
Wilfrid Laurier
Lomius
Lomer Gouin
Hon. DP
E. Blondin
T. Chase
Erie
Tascherens
Panet
Fiset
Dansoreau
Cristain
Papinen Langelier
Roy. de Serres
de Laniére
de Salaberry
le Blanc
Dochesniays
Seuven
Rents Oyster Bay Estate with Shore Park development
A damaged OCR fragment notes Oyster Bay Estate rent and Shore Park project by Shore Development Company at a price around $16,000, naming individuals and locations in unclear wording. The readable items include Oyster Bay Estate, Shore Development Company, Shore Park, and a $16,000 figure, with multiple garbled names.
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Oyster Bay
Cocks & Willete
Weat Rooster Bay
Ongerland
Eee Rees Tet
Warter Eanrons Shore Development Company
Dateh
Colonel Hocee Oh Hogan
Buaitiens Mane
Lakes Naval Camp Overcrowded and Lacks Hospitals
The Illinois Council of Defense reports inadequate facilities at the Great Lakes naval training station for 8,200 men. Thirty deaths from meningitis in six months and shortages of uniforms and undergarments are noted. The digest urges immediate expansion of contagious hospital facilities and improved sanitation, with recommendations attributed to Dr. Frank Mullings and Captain Moffett.
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Tate
Chicago
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
State Council of Defence
Daniels
Congress
Moffort
Ata Hae
Berg
Frank Mullings
State Defence Council
Cork
Haiehbet
Washington
Reprnets
Report on Camp Health and Staffing Demands
Dr Billings notes high recruits and rising mortality at the station during cold weather. He urges immediate federal funding for buildings, facilities, water, drainage, and a diagnostic lab to support an enlarged population and guard against disease from outside sources.
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Rillangs
Mac
de Billings
de. Nillings
Captain Motor
Kle Staf
Chile Vows to Defend Interests and Neutrality
President Santis tells Congress Chile will defend its interests and uphold neutrality in the war, stressing Chile's firm stance to preserve rights while remaining honorable and neutral. The Mercuria newspaper relays the message as reflecting national sentiment and intent.
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Chile
Santis
Umue
Sanfuentes
Ope
Republic
Diaria Ilustrada
Mercuria
Jong Na
Whitman Plans Tuesday Guard Recruiting Day Program
Whitman directs Adjutant General Stotesbury to issue instructions for a general recruiting day in the National Guard. National Guard units not on federal service or active duty will assemble at armories for inspection muster parade and review.
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National Guard
Stotesbury
Armariee
Gary Called by U S to Aid in Steel Problem
Washington June 2 Judge Elbert H Gary head of the United States Corporation has been invited with the Priority Board of the Council of Defence early next week to determine steps to expedite steel shipments to agricultural implement manufacturers. The board will classify materials and services by war needs and place government orders in Class A with priority over other demand. Civilian needs may be set aside temporarily to meet essential war requirements.
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Washington
Elbert H. Gary
United States Corporation
Council of Defence
Ates
Bax
James R. Aleshire
John M. Hancock
Navy
Carl Vrooman
Department of Agriculture
Lathrop Brown
Inter Tr Lane
Department of the Interior
Edward Hwing Pratt
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Pennrity Board
Ity
Council of National Tucrnee
Ordy
Ensaa
Privaty Hoard
Ehdcun
Ie Telanity Board
Shy
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Lever Fearon
Sean
Lois Te Grand Av Richelieu
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Cords
Ol Beresty
Perrier
Galande
Montreal
Ana
Lefielde
Bou
Powers
Uch
Cardival-Archhicho
Hruchési
Leval
British Empire
Royal Reader
Unitas
Quebec Frere
Mercier
Alton Mccarthy
Thome
Hourasea
Bilineualien
Darica
Riel
Orangistes
Wais
Bronx Shore Park Sale
Ilinois Council of Defence
Wilson
Samuel Insult
Conneil
Welinge
Moffett
General Hospital
de. Billings
Twnta
Whitman
Gary
U. S
The
Tribune
Italy
Rudyard Kipling
Victor Emmanuel
General Cadorna
Kipling
New York Tribune
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