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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
7
Lord Curzon denounced the League covenant in the House of Lords saying Allied mistakes in peace terms created current difficulties and urged stronger U S cooperation with the Allies. Lord Carson questioned the Paris policy and warned haste in drafting the international statute book.
Ten steamers have delivered cargoes of Canadian coal at Cherbourg France. The Times correspondent says the coal is used to bunker ships unable to obtain fuel in British ports amid the miners strike.
A Toronto meeting at Cook's Presbyterian Church celebrated the Ulster Parliament opening. Speakers condemned Sinn Fein activists in the United States as propagandists aiming to strain US Britain ties and destabilize civilization. Rev Dr McFadden of Pittsburg urged U S support for Britain's cause.
Hostilities erupt between Kwan tung and Kwangsi in Southern China. Kwangsi forces reportedly opened fire with gas in Ling Shao district. British ships submit to searches on Canton’s west rivers with army and customs coordination.
Albania asks the League of Nations for a public hearing on grievances against Greece and Yugoslavia over troop withdrawals from Albanian territory. Greece and Yugoslavia seek to shift the case to the Council of Ambassadors, hoping to bypass the League for settlement.
Premier Stewart宣布省选将于7月18日举行 省议会改设61席 分设大城Edmonton Calgary选出大议员 医疗卫士Medicine Hat增至两席 北方Peace River Athabasca等与全省同步投票 旧有Soldier席位被取消 选举依据与纲领亦公布
Rear Admiral William Sims told Secretary Denby he was misquoted about Sinn Fein sympathizers in the United States. He was recalled from leave to explain and ordered to submit a written statement clarifying his remarks.
The King in admiral's uniform and Queen in white satin opened the Belfast ceremony with royal pageantry. The King spoke clearly stressing peace and reconciliation amid Ulster tensions, while prayers from Anglican, Presbyterian and Methodist leaders honored all faiths. The royal yacht greeted by shipyard workers after honors were bestowed on Belfast figures.
Ottawa notes the reduction in the Bank of England discount rate to 6 percent linked to price relief. Officials say London remains the world gold market with the Bank of England supplying liquidity as a broker. Cheaper money was expected from the rate cut.
The Tribune comments on a reported Canadian minister appointment, saying Ottawa and Washington should share a diplomat on par with other nations. It argues shared interests favor closer economic and political co operation and a Canadian minister in Washington and a U S minister in Ottawa.
Abbe Philippe Casgrain director of the Immigration Protection Association in Ottawa denounces Canadian immigrant policy. He cites families deported to their homeland with no homes and worsening conditions, and urges official examination of immigrants in the Old Country.
Statisticians await the British census results to assess war impact on population. They expect growth despite losses as emigration slowed. The census, first taken in 1801, is repeated every ten years, making this the thirteenth. over 38,000 enumerators are involved.
British Columbia plans offer settlers land in the Bulkley Nechako Vanderhoof Prince George and Lillooet districts with choice locations in northern and central regions. English landowners control much of the lands and will supply numerous settlers to fill vacant areas. Also London report notes Haig ancestral home Bemersyde purchased by public subscription and given to him with thanks.
Both houses of the Ulster Parliament adjourn until September 20. Before ad journement the senate nominated six members to the Council of All Ireland to be established under the Home Rule Bill, including a peer and a Labourite.
Eastern and Western directors agree no settlement work or funding will proceed until a joint land settlement plan and required legislations are in place. Preparatory efforts continue, with a goal to coordinate federal and provincial actions and complete a $1,500 subscription while awaiting Western Premiers conference outcomes.
The narrator recounts taking charge of the Fairford Post, burning the old fort after noting tales of haunting. He details dog guards, a rattling platform, and eerie night noises as his four fierce dogs protect him. A mysterious cold draft and repeated footsteps unsettle the fort, mirroring themes of Indigenous history and frontier life.
A fire of unknown origin damaged a loading tower at the Canadian National coal dock in Port Arthur Fort William. Loss is estimated at 15000 dollars.
Allied diplomats presented a joint note to the Greek Government offering mediation in the Aegean conflict. They declined to publish the text of their note.
Premier Hughes of Australia said in a London speech that Britain's colonies purchased 180 million pounds worth of British goods in 1920. He claimed Australians were per capita greater customers for Britain, while American per capita purchases were 14 shillings.
The Scottish professional team defeated Vancouver amateurs 3 to 0 in the return match.
Western Canada relies on motor cars for postwar normalcy and price cuts aim to revive demand. The Overland Model Four, under a thousand dollars, highlights improved stamina and economy with 25 to 36 miles per gallon and tires lasting ten to fourteen thousand miles. Willys-Overland cites Western Canada sales in Winnipeg and Regina as driving new prices.
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