Bonar Law Outlines British Economic Policy Debates
Bonar Law addresses the British House detailing the debt adjustments, potential round cancellation, and the need for Germany's payment on reparations. He warns against abrupt deflation in Germany and urges moderation with France and the United States while stressing Britain’s unemployment and debt pressures.
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Trenmier Dona Law
House of Vapainons
Lyankly
Britela
Sagreneer
Bonar Law
Batk Vrance
United States
Weiner
Deal
Germany
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Britain
France
Great Britain
Mary
Europe
Saer
Aopy
Steam barge Montreale-The John 8. Thom wrecked in ice
The steam barge Montreale The John 8. Thom lies fast in midstream several miles up the St Lawrence from Sorel after failed efforts to release her from ice. Damaged hulls and remarks warn she may not survive spring conditions.
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Sorel
Mole
Christmas Mail Sails to New York on Record Run
The Olympic departed December 1 for New York carrying a record load of Christmas mail. About 9 000 bags and over one million letters were sent as part of the holiday postal surge.
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Olympic
New York
Farmers' Account Book free on application to Ottawa
The Department of Agriculture Publications Branch in Ottawa offers the Farmers' Account Book free on request. Application details outline how farmers may obtain the booklet through official channels.
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Department of Agriculture
Ottawa
Manitoba
Norike
Saskatchewan
Roztheen
Bask
Sidney
B.c
Sask
Brandon
Man
Avallabde
Completion of Hudson's Bay Railway Tops Sask Board Talk
At the Saskatoon meeting the Saskatchewan Associated Boards of Trade will discuss completing the Hudson Bay Railway. D Whi of Melfort is a leading advocate and will address the convention. Lagi super Mr Hil, an Ottawa delegate, will share experiences relevant to the western talk.
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Hudson's Bay Railway
Sei
Saskatchewan
Canada
Hudson's Bay
D. Whi
Melfort
Sask
Lagi Super
Hil
Ottawa
Bay Road
Lachine Canal Reports Record Year of Freight and Traffic
The Lachine Canal ended its busiest year on record with grain shipments totaling 7,731,212 bushels, passengers 60,092, cargo tonnage 3,960,328, ship tonnage 4,786,513, and 7,712 vessel calls. Wheat led grain with 58,002,500 bushels, surpassing the previous year.
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Montreal
Lachine Canal
Holsteins Sent To London Exhibit Demand From Ontario Minister
Ontario Agricultural Minister urges Holstein breeders to send a dairy show exhibit to London England next year to expand Canadian Holstein markets. The article notes a banner endorsement and calls for cooperation with the department to promote exports. It also references other news items about notable funerals and international events.
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Guelph
London
England
Brent “Narket
Germany Near Collapse Alert Sparks Commons Debate
London reports Germany is near collapse as Prime Minister Bonar Law tells Parliament that the country may face reparations and seeks to guide the House through the information. The Commons debate centers on the risk and consequences for Europe.
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Germany
London
Bonar Law
House. of, Commons
Parliament Opening Delayed to February
The opening of Parliament, once expected in late January, is likely moved to early February. Premier King said no date would be announced until after Hon. W. S. Fielding returns from England, with Fielding possibly sailing for Canada by month end. Barricading uncertainty until a 30 day notice is given.
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Canada
Fielding
Haly Suffers From Cold Wave in Rome
Rome endures an extreme cold spell as five people die from freezing and other locales report similar fatalities. The Appenine Mountains are blanketed in snow and wolves, driven by hunger, descend to plains near the capital.
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Rome
Haly
Appenine
Canada Salutes Irish Free State
Premier Mackenzie King and President Cosgrave exchange messages of goodwill marking Ireland joining the British Commonwealth. King says Canada welcomes the Irish Free State into the brotherhood of self governing Dominions and wishes peace and prosperity. Cosgrave replies thanks and best wishes for continued prosperity of Canada.
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Mackenzie King
Cosgrave
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British Commonwealth
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Free State
Alberta cattle win prizes at Guelph show
In Guelph Ontario cattle judging, Wren Shorthorn and Angus stock and Clydesdale horses were evaluated. John Wilson of Innisfail Alberta earned awards in the Anens class, while the University of Alberta won first in the under one year steer class and the Shorthorn steer under one year championship. March Pass, shown by Ten Bothwell of Ottawa, led the Canadian bred aged Clydesdale class.
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Ont
John Wilson
Innisfail
Alberta
University of Alberta
Secon
Alberta Department of Agriculture
March Pass
Bothwell
Ottawa
Japs Buy NSW Coastal Land With Federal Sanction
Japanese interests acquired a tract along the New South Wales coast last year with official Federal government sanction. The move involves the New South Wales coast and formal approval from national authorities.
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Iny
New South Wales Coast
Disarmament Conference Fails in London Breakup
Reuters dispatch from Helaingtors Finland reports the Moscow disarmament conference failed to reach an agreement and was dissolved.
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London
Moscow
Of Christmas Past and Present Hopeful Verse
Poem reflection urges leaving tears and fears behind. It contrasts Christmas past with Christmas future and calls for courage hope and faith. It emphasizes sharing happiness, releasing suffering, and choosing love over bitterness in life.
Premier Dunning Outlines Wheat Marketing Plan for West
Premier Dunning calls for a Canadian Farmers Export Company via combining Saskatchewan co op and United Grain Growers to market grain through Vancouver and overseas. He notes Western grain storage and transportation tied to exports and says provincial aid could back cooperative ventures.
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Mackenzie King
Focal Board of Trade
Orient
Australia
Henry Thornton
Canadian National Railways
Pacific Coast
Saskatoon
Dunning
Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
C> Op
UGG
Caneais
Western
Canada
Permanent Compulsory Wheat Board
US Naval Bill Seeks Wider Scope of Fleet Limits
House Appropriations Committee report urges President Harding to broaden naval limits to include smaller warships under 10,000 tons and all military aircraft. The plan would push negotiations with Great Britain France Italy and Japan to cap future surface and submersible vessels and air power.
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Harding
House
Great Britain
France
Maly
Japan
Advocates Smaller Farms by Tivandon Banquet Speech
Robert Forke M P leader of the Progressive party urged smaller farms and intensified farming as the remedy for Canadas troubles. He warned debts were rising by millions yearly and did not promise early tax relief. A Brandon Builders Exchange banquet drew a large reception.
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Tivandon
Man
Robert Forke
M.P
Progressive Party
Brandon Builders’ Exchange
Canada
Didot
Plague in Mayo District Strikes Hard Amid Typhus Spread
An epidemic of virulent typhus sweeps Hivis in Mayo causing many deaths. A relief officer and his family die during decontamination. Two local doctors fall ill as Errig, a wild sparsely settled district, lacks nearby medical access with the closest rail station 50 miles away.
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London
Hivis
Mayo
Daily Express
Errig
Canada Is Place For Willing Workers
Hon. Rodolphe Lewdens speaker of the Canadian House of Commons says Canada has work for all willing to work many hours and seeks to grow laboring and farming populations with new settlers from Britain. Mr Lemieux thanks France for land for the Vimy Ridge memorial and asserts confidence in Canada under the monarchy.
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Lonion
Rodolphe Lewdens
House of Commons
Canada
Lemieux
Vimy Ridge
Hon. of Commons
Winnipeg journalist David Wryth Bogie dies in city
David Wryth Bogie M A former editorial writer for the Winnipeg Telegram and for two years with the Winnipeg Tribune died here on Tuesday night.
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Winnipeg
David Wryth Bogie
Winnipeg Telegram
Winnipeg Tribune
All British Dominions To Be Included In Cattle Embargo Measure
Lords pass second reading on Importation of Animals Bill as Colonial officials assure that all British dominions, including Canada, will be covered by the embargo. Duke of Devonshire regrets prior omissions and pledges action at next conference to extend restrictions if needed. Colonial Secretary hopes the dispute ends with the measure.
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House of Lords
Duke of Devonshire
Canada
Dominions
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