Saskatchewan Agrees to Extend Wheat Board Legislation
Saskatchewan moves to have the federal government extend wheat board legislation for one year and to renew provincial wheat board rules. The aims include cooperative marketing of future crops, ongoing talks with Manitoba, Alberta, and federal authorities, and a non profit structure. The plan seeks a unified prairie approach while preserving discussion and cooperation.
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Ayas
Pye Mifer
Ith
Sankakewan
Wheat Board
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Provincial Wheat Board
Brienen
Prairie
Alberta
Fatal Gas Fumes At Toronto Plant Claim Nine Lives
Two men die and six in hospital after gas fumes from an eighteen inch main overwhelm workers at Consumers' Gas Company plant. Five employees enter to attach a poster pipe and are knocked unconscious by the sudden surge. Five rescuers also perish in the gasfilled valve chamber.
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Toronto
Consumers’ Gas Company
Fim
American Troops Return from Europe to Savannah
American forces have come home from Europe marking the closing action of United States participation in the war. Savannah, Georgia reports a ceremonial welcome as troops return to the homeland.
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Savannah
United States
Europe
Une United States
Greek Forces Face Strain After Thrace Clashes
Greek troops occupy several posts along the Maritza River while Turkish and Bulgarian residents in Thrace move toward the Bulgarian frontier. Twenty Greek officers are reported punished for lax discipline as Lausanne peace talks stall.
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Bulgaria
Lausanne
Aqodiss
Wey
Polots
Maritzaam
Kararateh
Thrace
Keeley Ore Creates Sensation in Northern Ontario Silver Strike
Keeley mine near Cobalt Ontario yields a vast silver vein with up to an inch thickness on one side and five feet thick on the other, exposing a potential historic silver deposit. Early experts estimate rich ore worth substantial value as 32h worth of As namite could unlock further branches of silver.
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Ontario
Keeley
Cobalt
Prohibition Duty Sought on Canada Power Exports
Dr. H Deslauriers Liberal St Mary's to bring a House resolution urging prohibition duties on exporting electrical power to the United States. He argues power exports harm Canada as U S demand grows and affects national interests.
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Ottawa
Canada
United States
House of Commons
H. Deslauriers
Liberal
St. Mary's
Deslauriers
Fire destroys Castleboro in Ireland amid raid near Faoiscorthy
The historic Castleboro residence of Lord Carew near Faoiscorthy, Ireland, burned completely on February 5 after an armed raid. Loss is estimated over £100,000. In Manila a customs seizure found opium worth $125,000 hidden among dried fruit shipped from Hong Kong.
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Dublin
Castleboro
Lord Carew
Faoiscorthy
Manilla
Manila
Hong Kong
French Put Death Penalty In Ruhr Sabotage Cases
French authorities announce capital punishment for Germans caught sabotaging railways or endangering travelers in the Ruhr. Sentries may fire on violators. General Degoutte says juries back the law. harsh measures aim to curb increasing German disruptiveness as French troops encircle key Ruhr towns.
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Dusseldorf
Wren
Degoutte
Committee For Defence
Ruhr
Elberfeld
Vohwinkle
Lennop
Donberg
Walfiath
Eberecht
Germany
Advocates Measures To Aid Farmers And Economy
Advocates called for policies to maintain wheat prices and help farmers earn a living. They supported Hudson Bay Railway expansion to open markets and urged government economy, criticizing stamp tax practices and government debt. The House adjourned amid debate.
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Otters
Bres
Hudson Bay
Post Offer
Shaw
Hiritain
United States
Canada
Italy arrests Communists amid nationwide crackdown
Fragmented OCR notes claim authorities arrested dozens of suspected communists and agitators across Italian provinces including Angoli. The text alleges a large scale operation to overthrow the fascist government, with stated police evidence supporting widespread detentions and raids.
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Rinte
Dave Mame Beys
Osatety
Angoli
Italy
Peinis Vedere
Sory
Princess Mary’s Child Born in London February Event
A son was born to Princess Mary wife of Viscount Lascelles in London on February 7. The child will be styled Prince due to the mother’s royal birth and will carry the style Royal Highness in Britain.
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London
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Lascelles
Britaly
Empress of French Socialists Addresses League on Departures
The empress of the French Socialist party in Lille has written an open letter to the League of Nations urging the body to address the departures issue. British German Belgian and Italian socialist leaders also participate in the event.
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Lille
France
French Socialist Party
League of Laws
Leage
United States Aviator Completes Seaplane Flight
Rio Janeiro Lt. Walter Hinton, the U S aviator, arrived here Feb 8 completing his seaplane flight from New York to Rio Janeiro.
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Rio Janeiro
Walter Hinton
United States
New York
Irish Raiders Hit Bellarbet Village in Raid
Fifty raiders attacked Bellarbet in County luavan injuring workers and killing two locals. A bank and shops were bombed while a teacher, a store clerk named Ryan, and a local employee were killed or wounded. Crow LGelturber reports Free State police were summoned but did not arrive in time to stop the raid. An attempted shooting at a raider preceded an assault on the Teluiber post office.
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Hellast
Bellarbet
Luavan
Wouse
Ryan
Tuan
Free State Recops
Nol
Teluiber
Alonisht Aga
Dodd's Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Headaches
St Laurent of Saint Anvelet Quebec praises Dodd's Kidney Pills for headaches and overall kidney support. The notice claims the remedy strengthens kidneys to purify the blood and treats various ailments including dropsy diabetes rheumatism urinary issues and heart disease. Neighbors are encouraged to ask about the pills.
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Martial St. Laurent
Dodd
St. Anvelet
Todd
Marth St. Q Laurent
Hoda
Cost of Living Increases Figures for January Show Advance
The cost of living rose in January with the average weekly family budget excluding staples at $10.52 in 1922 across sixty Canadian cities, up from $10.39 in December. January 1922 budget totaled $7.73, while January 1923 reached $16.92, with peaches and staples noted as factors driving the rise.
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Otana
Allies Refuse To Withdraw Ships From Eastern Waters
Articles report Allied refusal to pull ships from eastern waters amid Manitoba Saskatchewan export controls under the Canada Temperance Act. Discussions feature export warehouse plans, potential cross province concessions, and tensions at Constantinople and Smyrna with French influence noted.
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Manitoba
Saschewan
Mowereyport Warehumses
Dauinion
Saskatchewan
Mapitoba
British Columobia
Che Dovernhirnt
Guurts
Main
Nierepels
High Wehen
Bank Baredit
Royal Wedding Date Set for Duke of York
The wedding of the Duke of York and Elizabeth Bowes Lyon is announced for April 26 in London with a formal ceremony at Westminster Abbey on April 2.
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London
Dais Beer Kel Tor
Duke of York
Wilizabeth Bawes-byon
Westmineter Abbey
Damage From Tidal Waves In A Ethiopian Beach Village
Revised estimates of damage from a series of tidal waves hit a coastal town. Officials report substantial losses including homes and boats, with debris scattered across beaches and streets. Local authorities urge aid as cleanup and assessments continue.
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Astead
Moi
Poaf
Millionaires Cruise Attracts Gilded Interest Across Seas
A lavish Atlantic voyage draws millionaire passengers aboard a luxury liner from New York to the Mediterranean. The ship sails through the Atlantic and Adriatic regions with stops planned at famed sites including a modern exhibit of King Tutankhamen artifacts in Loser, Europe, while guests anticipate exclusive tours and high society events.
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Mituret Aga
Shemhand
SYP Raillionaires
Milliotgures
New York
Athindie
Mediterranean
King Tutenkhamen
Eivpe
Canadian Sailors to Receive Navy Prize Money Otiwa
Canadian naval authorities distribute over $400000 in prize money from wartime seizures. About 470 officers and men of the Royal Canadian Navy and allied services are entitled to naval urne taurneys. First payment of $167880 nearly complete, second payment of $258000 under way.
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Coteatan
Royal Canadian Navy
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