The Solution Of Economic Problems
Toronto residents report Hon. Charles Stewart, Minister of the Interior, speaking at the Canadian Nations Exhibition directors meeting. He predicted East West Canada divisions would fade as Western crop prospects boost trade. He urged immigration of agricultural settlers to settle land and cautioned against attracting unrelated professionals.
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Soviet Revival Restores Exile Power to Police
Reports say the Soviet government, reviving czarist administrative exile, empowers the political police to exile and arrest suspected counter revolutionaries without trial. Sudden arrests and detentions have sparked a broad reign of terror across the country.
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Port Arthur Miner Sees Coal Undermining Locality
Mining engineer Jules Cross declares Port Arthur Ontario locality undermined with coal after seeing coal outcroppings behind the old high school. He notes anthracite burns with a bright flame and intense heat, but whether quantities are commercially viable remains uncertain.
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Port Arthur
Jules Cross
Port _Arthur
Odessa Soviet Purges Bolshevism and Proclaims Independence
Berlin dispatch reports the Odessa Soviet has purged Bolshevism declared independence from Moscow and urged unity against Communists. The report claims all South Russia joined Odessa in a revolution marked by bloody clashes.
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Daily Mail
Berlin
Odessa
Germany Rejects Proposals on Reparations Moratorium
Berlin says the cabinet refused the Reparations Commission Paris demands for productive or gold guarantees in exchange for a moratorium. Germany rejected direct contracts for chalk and timber deliveries between the commission and German producers and rejected surrender of slate mines and timber lands as incompatible with sovereignty and political feasibility.
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Berlin
Herr Schroeder
Paris
Germany
Wirth
Air troop transport plane ordered for 25 soldiers
The Air Ministry ordered an improved tubular steel air troop transport able to carry 25 soldiers and their equipment as part of a £2,000,000 expansion to field 500 machines for home defense. Other orders include all metal planes weighing 15 tons, large multi engine bombers and fast single seat fighters.
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Lotdon
SOF
Air Ministry
Manitoba Farmers Get Practical Help Plan
A Manitoba conference approves a new advisory referee system to aid farmers in financial distress. The official would press creditors for time extensions, aiming to prevent forced sales after harvest while not halting foreclosures. A broader meeting will finalize the appointment.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
Dominion
Six saved as Chilean steamer Tata sinks near Coquimbo
Only six people survive from 322 aboard the Tata after heavy seas and a southwest gale rupture its rudder. The ship sailed from Coquimbo with 250 passengers including 90 laborers bound for Antefasta. The Chilean warship Chacabuco recovered wreckage and drowned bodies wash ashore. one boat with 20 people capsized with 17 deaths. Captain Caldera injured, another boat also capsized. two passengers and one sailor survived from that group.
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Edward Usherwood shot after car crash death inquiry in Ireland
Englishman Edward Usherwood was seized from his home by an armed band and shot for driving the car in which Michael Collina died. He survived after feigning death and reaching a hospital. A tag reading Convicted spy LR.A beware was pinned to his chest.
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Cork
Michael Collina
Edward Usherwood
Isherwood
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Montreal Traveller Praises Patent Medicine Liniment Testimonial
The account includes Frank E. Johns of Montreal recounting a severe leg pain after a tramp in slushy Montreal. He credits Minerd’s Liniment with quick relief, urging readers to believe his unsolcited testimonial.
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Canada
Montreal
Valde Juset
Frank E. Johns
Government Committee Seeks Relief for Unemployment
The government committee notes slow but steady trade improvement and expects unemployment to total at least one million this winter. It plans relief work and measures to promote trade to fight the unemployment problem.
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London
Britain to Pay Debts and Seek Morals From U S
Prime Minister Lloyd George told Col. E M House Britain would discharge its debt to the United States to the last farthing and sought continued moral support rather than financial aid. A paddock accident at York almost injured Viscount Lascelles as Backwood kicked, while a pair of Canadian buffaloes will be shipped to London Zoo from Wainwright to introduce new blood.
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Lascelles
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Montreal Population Estimates Given by Local Directory
The Montreal area is estimated to house 863 188 people in Greater Montreal with the city proper at 797 888, according to calculations by the directory publishers.
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Greater
Greek Morale Sapped by Turkish Offensive in Asia Minor
In Cumberland a coal mine disaster killed nine men and injured seventeen at Canadian Collieries Durant Limited. Among the dead were three whites Robert Dunsire John Gibson and John Johaassen and four Japanese and two Chinese. All workers were accounted for and most injuries are minor with full recoveries expected. Internationally the Venice conference on Asia Minor settlement is imperiled as Turkish forces advance threatening Greek morale and the chance of Greece moving on Constantinople. The British delay in the conference is cited as a factor in renewed hostilities. France advocates Greek Turkish talks with the Allies as the sole way to halt fighting. If Turkish gains continue the Venice meeting may fail.
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B.C
Dursmiur, Limited
Robert Dunsiere
John Gibson
John Johaassen
Parie
Venice
Asia Minor
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Kenmsts
Smyrna
Bighn
Greece
Constantinople
France
Canadian dollar at par with U S money after years
The Canadian dollar returns to par in New York money markets for the first time since August 15 1915. The long run under a high discount rate 16½ percent has eased as Canada’s trade position improves. Border points have long accepted the Canadian currency at a slight premium.
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New York
Nyoka
United States
Canada
Japanese Cruiser Niit Lost in Typhoon Off Kamchatka
The Japanese cruiser Niit aka foundered in a August typhoon off the Kamchatka coast with virtually all hands lost. About 300 crew members were reported drowned. The destroyer Maki was ordered to the disaster scene.
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Kamchatka Coast
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Maki
Bank Robbery at Foremost Nets Record Loot
Six masked bandits robbed the Union Bank of Foremost near Lethbridge. They bound two clerks, forced the junior to open the vault, and looted cash and securities totaling about 134 800. They escaped by car after disabling phones and nearby cars. Authorities call the heist professional, with larger losses than initially reported.
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Union Bank of Foremost
Canadian Pacific
Lethbridge Weyburn
Yeggs
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Lethbbridge
Victory
Difficult Days Ahead in Ireland Before Peace
Political writers foresee Sean Collins possibly running to fill his brother’s Cork County seat with strong southern backing. General Mulcahy holds defense and army posts. if Chief of Staff steps down, General O Connell may be promoted. Reports describe resumed guerrilla warfare in Coxby and Mayo National forces capturing prisoners. editors warn of uncertain future.
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Sean Collins
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Richard Mulcahy
National Army
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Mayo
Evening Mall
Ireland
Arthur Griffith
Michaell Colling
Dr Fowler’s Wild Strawberry Extract Boon Brought Relief
A Chariton Ontario mother reports diarrhoea in her two children improved after using Dr Fowler’s Extract of Wild Strawberry. She praises its quick, lasting effect and says she would not be without it, claiming it saved her children’s lives. The T Wilburn Co Limited Toronto sells the remedy in bottles.
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Price
T. “Wilburn Co., Limited
Toronto
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