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Newspaper
Rivers Gazette
Location
Rivers, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
3
A local report outlines plans to examine transport costs on Western Railways and assess freight and passenger pricing. It notes coordination with rail authorities, potential fare adjustments, and impacts on regional commerce and travel.
A violent incident in the city leaves three dead and a fourth seriously wounded, all Chinese victims. Police have not determined a motive and the event marks the first deadly shooting here in over two decades.
In the House of Commons Austen Chamberlain stated the government would not acknowledge any obligation to compensate the Russian Government for damages caused by allied troops in Russian territory.
Sergt. Ball disappears for a second time after a morning meeting with editor T. C. Lapp of The Vettan. Ottawa area authorities and residents report no sightings since Wednesday morning, April fe, amid wartime expeditions and local patrols.
Reports describe Commander Tse lin of the Feng Tuan Yoru forces suffering heavy losses at Macherg. Troops along the Hun River near Kuan Hsies are said to have been driven eastward as Chang Sin Tien retreat appears complete.
Jules Labrosse reports relief after using Dodd's Kidney Pills for ailments described as disease dropsy and diabetes. The testimonial claims improved health, purging impurities and restoring strength, praising the pills’ purported benefits.
Reports say General Wu Pei Fu arrived near Machang to direct operations against Chang Tso Lin forces. Chang Tso Lin reinforces with all arms as artillery duels and close quarters fighting intensify, with recapture of Kuan and shifting battle lines.
Mrs. John Scott told the American Women's Club luncheon that if Premier Taschereau withholds women's suffrage she would return from the blest after death to haunt him. She warned of strange happenings in his home in Quebec and referenced a haunted house in Nova Scotia to punctuate the point.
Post office department allows postmasters to adopt daylight saving time for opening and closing hours where applicable.
The Joyland of Canada Steamship Lines went ashore near Chayton and has been abandoned with its cargo burned or salvaged as authorities assess the loss and search for salvage options.
Readable fragments describe training messages for wireless broadcasting between a river region and a crossing point. It notes a path or passage called Tessie Passiig and references a training passage near The Pas and The River.
London reports the Viceroy of India urging collection of funds for St Dunstan Memorials in Indian provinces. He calls on readers to contribute, citing earlier British imperial aid and the Wind people of the Drich Empire as a precedent. The effort aims to boost unity across the empire with hopes funds flow from India and other regions.
Samples taken southeast of Lethbridge show gold content and platinum presence. Three sample sets sent to Montreal indicate gold values of 193 and 250 per ton in two classes and 83 per ton in another. platinum averages about one and a half percent. Negotiations with county officials aim to develop the property.
A strong influx of prospectors is anticipated in Northern Manitoba this summer. During the three years ending March 31, 1922, a total of 1,710 mineral claims were registered. Of these, 13 claims were entered in the last fiscal year and 246 in March. Mines office revenue is estimated at about thirty thousand dollars for the period.
Rumors from provincial circles suggest the general elections may be held in June. Officials have not confirmed any date. Local observers note mounting speculation about campaign timelines and voter outreach plans.
Seattle reader Mrs G Richardson reports long lingering pains and a hard lump, eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says the remedy restored health and energy and helped others, urging use for similar symptoms.
Medical authorities suggest stomach acids trigger indigestion symptoms such as sourness burning bloating and nausea. They note hydrocholoric acid aids digestion but excess acid may delay emptying and cause discomfort for many people.
At the Canadian Daily Newspapers Association convention Sir Lomer Gould urged using press influence to end inter provincial bickerings andjealousies while It Gen Arthur Meighen argued the press can help leaders solve global problems. A telegram from Prime Minister Woods noted ethical duties for editors and restraint in comment on other regions.
Paris reports it will take ten years to clothe all French troops in khaki as stocks of horizon blue and steel gray cloth must be used first. Higher Council of War aims to outfit all branches quickly but colonial and African troops will be issued khaki immediately while home troops stay in horizon blue and unmounted chasseurs in steel gray.
Paris police say they broke up a vast espionage organization tied to the French arsenals. Three arrests were made with more expected as the investigation broadens to include several others connected to the alleged Russian Soviet spy network.
British Columbia officials report Soviet displeasure with plans for Russian reconstruction. The article notes provincial intends to appoint a transportation official to focus on BC fruit logistics and ongoing experiments in transporting fruit and vegetables with ventilation, heat, and refrigeration.
A Canada United States exchange discusses ambassadorial channels and direct contact between Ottawa and Washington. The report notes tension over external affairs handling and a push for clearer communication paths, referencing parliamentary figures and financial oversight.
The dispatch notes Prime Minister Takahashi faces a wave of resignations from key ministers including agriculture and interior railways. It also predicts the war minister may submit his resignation, signaling a broad cabinet shakeup in Japan.
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