Ismet Blames France For Lausanne Conference Breakdown
The article reports Ismet in blame of France for the Lausanne Conference failure and notes Turkish positions on separating economic clauses from the treaty for separate talks with France and Britain. It mentions predictions of a resumption near eastern peace talks and Constantinople’s political circles.
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Ismet
France
Lausanne
Constantiangde
Generaliz
Akebhani Sen
Constantinople
Angora
Tan Sapne Secretariat
Great Britain
Poliical
Stowaways on a Boston Bound Steamer Arrive at Port
The ship Wellingham reached port with six stowaways hidden aboard. Five others identified as Bolsheviks were removed and ordered deported as dangerous radicals. Bertha Lone told the captain she met A Alvarez in a cafe and planned to stow away on Jones's ship. The freeman faces federal authorities.
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Boston
Othe Shipping Board
Wellingham
Pinland
Coal Demand Booms Scottish Seelush Mines Amid German Orders
London reports a surge in coal activity as large German orders push Scottish seelush collieries to ship over 20 thousand tons of coal. The spike follows the French occupation of the Ruby region and reflects wartime demand and strategic supply lines.
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London
Germany
Seelush
Scotland
Hudson Bay Railway completion debated in legislature
Premier Hracken spoke on the Hudson Bay Railway resolution outlining benefits for western farmers if finished. W o C McKinnell urged provincial unity to press action, while Rockwood proposed making the terminus a five year free port to spur rapid growth.
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Pieper Lirar Peversl
Hudson Bay
Ufanininusty
Hracken
West
McKinnell
Rockwred
Prairie Provinces
Rockwood
Penoition Calibag
Plans for Karoli to Start Life as Canadian Farmer
Budapest reports Count Michael Karoli the Hungarian former president now in poverty at Ragusa seeks emigration to Canada to begin farming. His property was confiscated by a Budapest court for treason after aiding Allies and pressuring Emperor Charles to abdicate. He risks losing castles and 60 000 acres unless he wins on appeal amid a "Buy at Home" slogan.
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Budapest
Michael Karoli
Mny
Canada
Ragusa
Karolt
Wardyi
Charles
Redistribution Bill Talked By Special Committee
Ottawa debate shows Premier King favoring a small committee of 10 to 15 members to handle the redistribution bill while Opposition demands a larger panel. Also introduced are amendments to the 1921 Copyright Act to align with British law and a Chinese immigration bill with a registration and fingerprint system.
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Premior King
House of Commons
J. A. Robb
Trade and Commerce
Robb
Hop
Charles Stewart
Railway Fatalities In January On Canadian Rails
January rail accidents in Ottawa and Canada caused 21 deaths and injuries to STL persons. Twelve railroading incidents involved automobiles in eight cases, producing one death and two injuries.
Wheat Board File Sought in Commons Address
In Ottawa the production of all correspondence on forming a wheat board for handling the 1929 crop is urged in the Commons by T H McContes. He moves to obtain exchanges between the Federal Government and provincial governments and between the government and Akillies Stewart and others about accepting positions on the bound.
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Wheat Board
T. H. McContes
Progressive
Battleford
McCannex
Akillies Stewart, Riddell
Weird Dose Proves Fatal in Los Angeles Ward
Joseph Lu a Chinese missionary student at a Bible Institute died in the psychopathic ward of Los Angeles County Hospital. Physicians attributed his death to two doses of wan-yu-yueh a Chinese compound said to include tiger ingredients and other animal parts.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Joseph Lu
The
Bible Institute
Mexican Government Considers Border Prohibition Law
Washington reports the Mexican government is studying a prohibition measure aimed at banning all alcoholic beverages within a fifty mile border zone along the entire United States frontier.
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Washington
United States
Canadian explorer accelerates purchase of Shackleton ship
Captain Bernier and Canadian explorer Quest anticipate buying Shackleton's Antarctic ship Queher. Reports say Bernier was recalled from the British battle department to provide deal details. He plans to sail to Europe this spring to bring the vessel to Quebec for a forthcoming Arctic expedition and mineral resource survey.
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Shackleton
Canada
Hernier
Europe
Informaion
Englams
Tle Department of the Interior
Quebec
Proposal to Internationalize the Ruhr by a League Board
Four Scottish Labour MPs John Wheatly James Maxton David Kirkwood and the Rev Campbell Stephen described a Ruhr visit and urged no British mediation The alternative they deem necessary is for France Germany Great Britain Belgium and Italy to internationalize the Ruhr and place its administration with an international board to distribute reparations tokens.
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London
House of Commons
John Wheatly
James Maxton
David Kirkwood
Campbell Stephen
Ruhr
France
Germany
Great Britain
Belgium
Italy
Diamond Dyes Sell Easy Home Dye System for Women
Diamond Dyes promises simple directions so any woman can dye or tint fabrics from dresses to draperies. The product guarantees no spotting fading streaking or running, and advises checking material content with a druggist before dyeing wool silk cotton or blends.
Debt Funding Bill Ready for Signature
The House accepted Senate changes to the Allied Debt Funding Act, sending the bill to President Harding for his signature to enact the US Britain debt agreement. London demands strict cattle import rules mirroring Canadian policy to guard breeding stock. Port Chester reports death of Capt. Robert H Smith at 62, who sent the first cablegrant to Cyrus W Field in 1866.
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Washington
House
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Port Chester
N.Y
Robert Hsmith
Atlantic
Cyrus W W. Field
Secret Service busts international counterfeiting ring
U S Secret Service uncovers a large counterfeiting scheme run from a central plant in New York with operations in Chicago San Francisco and other major cities. The ring printed hundreds of counterfeit $2 $5 $10 and $20 bills and related items and moved them abroad through ship crews and foreign networks.
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Gugr Fs Belog
Oon
Yy Ces
Grand Erin Ring
United States
Death Penalty for Cole Svejevsky in Lenin Assassination Attempt
The Supreme Court in Moscow sentenced Cole Svejevsky to death for complicity in the recent attempt on Nikolai Lenine's life. The ruling comes after a high profile trial with state prosecutors praising the harsh punishment.
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Riga
Moscow
Cole Svejevski
Nikolai Lenine
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