Moratorium Talk Abroad During Reparations Talks
The piece notes private talks between German officials and German semi official representatives with French nerves on edge over negotiations. Sir Jobs Bradbury denies urging a British moratorium though talks may still consider one. French press cites Dr Hathenanith pushing a British loan to Germany to cover January reparations payment.
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Lenton
Walter Ruthensna
Reconstruction
Germany
Hellsia
Frances
Jobs Bradbury
Teparations
Paris
Hathenanith
Mont Germany
Canadians seek reparations from Germany for wartime losses
Ottawa reports 659 claims totaling 72,492,979 dollars filed with Major TL Spencer Relph over illegal acts by Germany against Canadians and property. Sir Douglas Hazen to assess payments from Canada's share of British reparations, with Canada to receive 4.36 of Britain's 22 percent. Many additional claims expected, including Armenian losses and sea cargo and passenger losses. Claimants urged to file proofs promptly to ensure consideration.
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Ottawa
Spencer Relph
Department of the Secretary of State
Germany
Douglas Hazen
Canada
Great Britain
Russia to Seek British Aid on Debt Moratorium
Russian officials indicate M. Krassin may propose a moratorium on Russia’s debt to aid Germany’s recovery. Krassin and Litvinoff likely travel to Washington to engage U S interest before the conference ends. A U S destroyer Delong ran aground near San Francisco but crew reported safe. Australian Wheat Board sells large wheat shipment to India at sixpence per bushel. University of Montreal to award Marshal Foch an honorary Doctor of Laws upon his visit.
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Tandoneicontt
Krassin
Lloyd “George
Russia
U.S
Francisco
Cal
Delong
San Diego
San Francisco
Harbor
India
London
Reuter
Melbourne
Australian Wheat Board
Foch Montreal
The
University of Montreal
Marepal Foch
Lord Mount Stake Dies in England
Lord Mount Stake dies peacefully at Brocket Hertfordshire aged and respected as an associate of the late Lord Strathcona. He served with dignity in industrial and Canadian Pacific Railway circles and was connected to prominent figures including Lord Mount Stephen.
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Lord Mount Stake
England
Brocket
Hertfordshire
Psitateaee
Lord Strathcona
Montreal
Lora
Mount Stephenfith
Paclit
Fic
BerNos Missionaries Aid Northland Community
A fragment notes a missionary effort by a person and tribe named BerNos to the Birch River region, aiming to aid a northern province. The text mentions long illness, blindness, and a program to uplift a town and community through merchant support.
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Birch Rive
Northland
Britain’s Safest Policy Is Making Investment Within The Empire
Colonial Secretary Winston Churchill urged London investors to back imperial ventures saying funds placed in empire shares would strengthen Great Britain. He argued eastern and western markets together with dominions offer energy and capital for future enterprise. The speech stressed patience courage and imperial resources as keys to economic security.
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Britain
London
Winston Spencer Churchill
Great Britain
Dave
British Empire
Unprecedented Boston Weather Thaws Ice Burden on Utilities
In four days Boston begins thawing after a long freeze. The thaw reveals millions in damage to sewers and infrastructure. Electric and telephone companies report unprecedented outages and repairs as the city regroups after the storms.
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Blestele
Telephone
Boston
Mass
Electric
Atwas
Canadian Teachers in England Seek Fair Pay
Formal complaint to Toronto Department of Education cites Canadian teachers in London, England, many of whom receive only about $75 per month. Delegates included principals and kindergarten staff, highlighting pay gaps between countries and calls for parity with Canadian standards.
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London
Ont
Eugland
Department of Education
Toronto
England
Hihe
Elateit
Gindergarten Felawees
Seed Growers Exhibit Highlights At Chicago International
Canada seeds and alfalfa samples shine at the Chicago International Exhibition. New entries from Pitawac and Newman secure prizes. the Seed Growers Association records a strong showing with top awards and notable performances across several categories.
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al ‘Pethe Guede Havel
Sean
Bret Inoue Atteines
Nally
Chicago
Paniophe & Beech Blowers
Russian Rouble Drops in Value
The Russian rouble continues to depreciate as the dollar exchange jumps from about 360,000 to 200,000 roubles in a day. Analysts attribute the swing to holders scrambling for foreign currency and a government decree issuing new paper money on December 1.
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Alogcon
Russia
Berlin Strikes Disable City Transit and Phones
Berlin faced a citywide work stoppage as electrical and department workers walked out halting telephones and streetcars. The strike disrupted service, with underground trains detoured to stations and newspapers delayed.
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Berlin
Bolshevism Spreading in Large Portuguese Towns Amid Insecurity
The Times reports Portugal faces rising Bolshevism with unrest in major towns and threats against foreign diplomats after recent attacks including the Lisbon US consulate bombing. Cabinet posts are hard to fill as authorities seek potential intervention and a mandate to quell the movement. Then a long Canadian livestock and grain show recap follows with Clydesdales and wheat champions from Saskatchewan and Manitoba.
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Portugal
Times
France
Italy
Spain
Alémiejo
United States
Lisbon
Gard
Tagua
Vattern
Timea
Chicago
Bonora
Dominion
Montana
Schampion
Jon
J. C. Mitchell
Dashinda
Saskatchewan
Wee Donald
Clydéndate Intaliion
T. A. Weaver
Regina
Mianitoba Department of Agriculture
Canada
George Kraft
Boxeman, Mont
Kraft
Sosiger Wheeler
Wheeler
Mitchell
Australian industry crippled by German steel imports
A Sydney dispatch reports London Lydia Blight of New South Wales says the Commonwealth Government's unrestricted inflow of camouflaged German steel is crippling Australian industry, causing mass layoffs at the Newcastle steel works.
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London
Lydi
New South Wales
Gays
Sydney
Australia
Newcastle
Police Launch Crackdown on Gambling in Barcelona Clubs
Spanish police dismissals follow Chief Inspector Luna surprise visits to Barcelona clubs. Eight dozen inspectors and captains were reportedly dismissed for failing to interrupt gambling amid concerns some officers profited from games. The action sparks consternation within the force over alleged participation.
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Barcelona
Fernandez Luna
Ffrom
Bus Crash Kills Ten Students Near Roberta Crossing
A southern road accident near Roberta Crossing killed ten high school students and left four others and the driver injured. The bus carrying children to a period event went off schedule after crossing into dense rain and was struck by another vehicle, with victims scattered on impact. Two drivers were sent from the school to retrieve the bus.
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Dende
Bratt
Ney
Roberta
Pact
Hight
Rene
Joan Aed
Bandit assault leaves teen wounded and fatal shooting reported
Fragmented report recounts a bandit entering a residence near Notre Dame as 19 year old Dana Davis dies of gunshot wounds. Separate note mentions four Army aviators killed in a midair collision near Fort Sill Oklahoma during drill.
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Jim Bandit
Ie Éorner
Notre
Dana
Cras
Lawton
Kla
Post Field
Fort Sti
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