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Newspaper

Pas Herald

Location

The Pas, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 02, 1914

Page

3

Moratorium Act May Favor Banks Says Winnipeg Letter

The Manitoba moratorium act delays real estate mortgage and sale actions for six months after default and suspends ongoing cases for six months from enactment. It allows one year for redemption in foreclosures and prevents judgments on principal payments for six months with limited exceptions. Critics say the law discriminates against debtors and benefits lenders, banks, and speculators, harming overall commerce and investment inflows.

A. B. Hudson South Winnipeg Canada Manitoba

War machines and the unarmed frontier contrast

The Regina Leader argues that vast armies and navies create war by arming nations. It notes Canada and the United States share a 4000 mile frontier with few fortifications and little readiness for war, while no shot has been fired in a century despite disputes.

Canada United States Regina

Peace to Europe and the limits of mediation

The piece argues against American calls to “give peace to Europe” and to offer immediate mediation. It notes private disputes use courts, but nations resort to force to enforce orders, rules, or obligations, emphasizing force as the ultimate option.

Europe United States

Opinions of the Press on Tolerance and Diplomacy

The Springfield Republican argues that mild concessions can win friends and prevent war, while condemning Germany’s diplomacy for failing to learn this lesson. The Columbia State defines moratorium as delaying settlements until stability returns, and the New York World highlights Belgium’s queen’s visit amid wartime concerns.

Assignment of Confectioner E B Burke at The Pas

The Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association notifies creditors that E B Burke doing business as Confectioner in The Pas Manitoba assigned assets for creditors. A meeting is set at 615 Ashdown Block Winnipeg October 6 1914 at 3 pm. Claims must be filed within thirty days and verified by affidavit to vote.

E. B. Burke The Pas Manitoba Canadian Credit Men’s Trust Association Ashdown Block Winnipeg Man

Notice of Assignment by Louis Bacon in The Pas Manitoba

Louis Bacon a general merchant in The Pas Manitoba assigned his assets for the benefit of creditors to The Canadian Credit Men's Trust Association. notice to attend meeting at 615 Ashdown Block Winnipeg September 23 1914 3 PM claims must be filed by that date. assessment of claims as of September 12 1914. assignee not liable for undisclosed claims. dated Winnipeg Manitoba September 16 1914 CIATION LIMITED

Winnipeg Manitoba Louis Bacon the Pas Canadian Credit Men’s Trust Association Ashdown Block Man The Canadian Credit Men’s Trust Association, Limited

Not a Trade Jealousy War

Newspaper clippings discuss Britain and its empire at war with Germany, with references to Prussian militarism and a covenant with Russia and France. The piece likens the conflict to neighbors banding during a third party dispute and notes Irish divisions, German origins, and wartime sentiments. It ends with a quip about Austria’s athletes in an Olympic sprint event.

Great Britain Germany Russia Asia France Kitchener British Empire Dot Liddle Cherman Bard Tipperary Shure Kaiser Bill Gay ‘Paree

To the Bitter End and the Wily Stratagems

A compact reflection on how even careful plans falter, whether crafted for pleasant aims, base humor, or grand ambitions. The piece weighs the fragility of schemes against unpredictable outcomes, hinting at human folly.

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