Milion Dollars Tax and Delinquent Prisons in The United States
Brief items report progress on income tax collection since 1916 and delinquent prison payments. News notes mention chimes heard in San Francisco via telegraph from London, a new overseas committee appointment in agriculture, and continued aviation amid winter plans. Other items cover a British high commissioner oath in Jerusalem, a Philadelphia estate provision for teachers, and a new delivery plane.
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United
London
San Francisco
Francis Lewis Cantie Mood
Agriculture
Asherles
Europe Union
Mra
Aeabella Forks
Robert Forke
Progressive Party
House of Commons
Pipestone
Simon Gratz
Philadelphia
Wirld-Merahal Baron Plumer
Palestine
Jerusalem
Commission of Palestine
Soya Bean Flour Could Ease Soviet Food Crisis
A Budapest physiologist Dr Ladislaus Bereseler is advising Moscow on producing and distributing soya bean flour as a meat substitute. Fifteen to twenty plants operate with limited machinery to feed ten million. one pound of flour equals two pounds of meat and half a pound of wheat. The plan could free 600 tons of meat and eggs daily for export.
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Russia
Moscow
Budapest
Ladislaus Bereséler
Axport
Uncomfortable Antiques and Prohibition Notes
A fragment cites Queen Alexandra in York recalling comfort of a lounge chair and remarks on antique furniture versus modern ease. It praises Canadian police action against drug trafficking and condemns those who exploit addiction. quotes the Ottawa Journal on virtue and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Alexandra
York
Princess of Walce Ahe
Treamiter
Deanery
Dean Purey
Mary
Royal Canadas’ Mounted Police
Otawa Journal
Eskimos face extinction warns doctor over habitation change
Dr D E Stott, returning from Axiarix delta and serving with the RCMP, warns that Eskimos adopting white housing and habits may lead to extinction within years. He cites tuberculosis rising among Western Arctic Indians and increases in cancer and appendicitis, with parasitic intestinal disease from raw foods also a concern.
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Sierape
D. E. Stott
Edmonton
Axiarix
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Agetic
Todians
Fekimes
Department of Indian Affairs
Scott
Delta
Indiana
Arctic
Russia uses strikes to sell coal in Europe says Times Paris
Paris dispatch says Bolshevik leaders back British miners while Moscow agents seek orders for Russian coal to replace English and Welsh supply during expected shortages. The Minneapolis Journal mocks Bolshevik aims and claims Russia benefits from global labor unrest while its own industries struggle to compete.
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England
Paris
New York Times
Moscow
Europe
Russia
Minneapolis Journal
Ontario Drives Drastic Rules for Motorists
Ontario plans driving permits for all motorists next year with possible compulsory exams. Violations would be logged on the permit and could lead to permanent license revocation, as stated by Hon. G. S. Henry at the Canadian Automobile Association meeting in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Henry
Public Works and
Canadian Automobile ‘Association
Toronto
May Abandon Dirigibles As Government Focus Shifts
The Shennandoah disaster accelerates a government move away from lighter than air craft toward airplanes. The Los Angeles may be sold, Lakehurst air station likely closed, helium mining pared back, with funds redirected to aeroplane development. The economy drive underpins a likely policy pivot.
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U. & Government
Los Angeles
Lakehorat
Speed limits and road use debate in Rhode Island towns
The Age of Speed notes Rhode Island towns set 34 miles an hour as proper highway speed while opposition argues roads already costly. It mentions rail routes and children traveling to Glasgow by streetcar for a penny, with routes extending to care willes.
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Rhode Isand
Theos
Glasgow
Care Willes
Do It Yourself Underwear Pattern and Book Offer
Instructs on making a vintage style step in chemise with lace options and a snug fit for bust sizes 36 to 44 inches. Provides yardage guidance and prices. Promotes Our Fashion Book showing newest practical styles with a 10 cent price and a coupon for five cent pattern purchase.
How To Order Patterna From Winnipeg Newspaper
Advertisement fragment lists pattern order details with address at 175 McDermot Ave Winnipeg. Mentions coins or stamps and a mail order process. Includes garbled names and fragmented instruction.
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Winnipeg Newspaper Union
McDermot Ave
Winnipeg
Graves Found Revealing 1637 Massacre of Japanese Christians
Dr Earl R Bull of the Methodist Episo pal mission reports discovery of a burial ground in Loa Chow Telands Japan holding 11000 Christians believed slain in a 1637 uprising. An inscription notes 23000 Christians were killed or beheaded and buried in separate sites to prevent regrouping.
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Earl R. Bull
Epiaco‘pal
Loa Chow Telands
Japan
Bull
Child Welfare Congress Opens in Geneva With 700 Delegates
In Geneva the first world child welfare congress opened with 700 delegates from 58 countries including the United States and Latin America. Two hundred reports on child problems were presented. Andre Chamara of Switzerland was elected president and the Marchioness of Aberdeen to head the education section.
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Geneva
United States
Andre Chamara
Marchioness of
Aberdeen
Peer Reammeration For Technical Work
The Toronto Saturday Night argues that New York engineers are underpaid compared with ditch diggers and other trades. It warns a talent drain if technical educa tion fails to provide decent compensation and notes many white collar roles remain underpaid relative to skilled labor.
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New York
City of
Toronto
Canada Faces Chinese Boycott as Trade Shift
The article argues China uses boycotts as a substitute for war, naming Canadian goods like wheat flour lumber automobiles and whisky affected by a boycott on Britain. It notes Canada could lose flour trade to western mills and stresses Canada’s broader advantages from Commonwealth ties despite the impact.
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South China
Chiba
Dakota
Minneota
Canada
British Commonwealth of Nations
Toronto Globe
Immigration in United States Drops by Two Thirds in 1924 25
Analysis of 1924 25 immigration shows a 66 68 percent reduction in arrivals due to the new law. Net immigration fell from 706 896 to 294 314 with Canada and Mexico becoming the main sources of workers. Italians left in greater numbers than entered, and Germany Great Britain the Irish Free State and Sweden failed to meet quotas.
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U. S
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Free State
Sweden
Canada
Mexico
Napoleon Turned Back by Sentry Then Promoted
A night encounter near an outpost ends with Napoleon obeying the sentry's orders. The next morning the guard is promoted to officer and becomes a famed general. A stray humor line follows about a clerk and a belt.
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Napoleon
Napoleon Bonaparte
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Mixed With Errata
Cryptic grid clues read like a jumble of mismatched phrases and garbled entries. Several numbers and words appear misspelled or partially corrupted, suggesting OCR errors and misprint chaos across multiple lines.
Crippled Veterans Craft For Princess Mary’s Furnishings
Disabled World War I veterans in Fulham Road’s Lord Roberts Memorial Workshops are assembling a cream lacquered seven piece bedroom suite for Princess Mary Viscountess Lascelles. Workers with severe injuries learn new trades under supervision, turning Honduras mahogany into a dressing table wash stand wardrobe and bedside pieces.
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Lord Lascelles
Honduras
Princess Mary Viscountess Lascelles
London
Daily Mail
Lord Roberts
WoFlenhops
Fulham Road
S.sw
Jarquez Pictures
Turks abandon old customs adopt European dress
Officials across the newly formed Turkish Republic are urged to wear European hats and clothing. Fez and turban use declines while priests may keep turbans, but must uncover within government offices per council decree.
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Conrcil
Commlagairs
Governigenti
Evolution Stuttering Insect Life Arises From Cocoon
Rastus comments on butterfly origins and beauty while Crown Prince Umberto of Italy reportedly spends 80 000 a year on maintenance. The passage mentions evolution, a cocoon, and an Australian or European royal figure with a finance figure.
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Crown Prince
Umberto
Italy
Passing Of Newspaperman James A Cruikshank
James A Cruikshank 43 longtime newspaperman and former editor of the Saskatoon Star Saskatoon Phoenix Regina Post and Regina Morning Leader died in Little Rock Arkansas where he was business manager of the Daily News An observer of the brain caused his death He is survived by his widow and six children The funeral was held at Little Rock Arkansas.
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Oles
Arkansas
James A. Cruikshank
Saskatoon Star
Saskatoon Phoenix
Regina Post
Regina Morning Leader
Little Rock
Ark
Daily News
Crujishank
Bearsden
Glasgow
Scotland
Vanleay Herald
Northern Crown Bank
Little Rock, Ark
Huge Jewel Cache Found in Leningrad House
In a house once occupied by the czars talor Lidtal now a Paris banker officers discover a vast hoard of gold and silver articles set with stones and diamonds. A jewel box holds 47 elaborately wrought gold pieces and blue diamonds weighing 33% estate along with many gold cigarette cases snuff boxes rings and trinkets.
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Talor
Lidtal
Paris
Demand For Domestics Reaches Saskatchewan Farm Wives
Saskatchewan farmers' wives seek household help arranged by the provincial labour bureau under the Imperial overseas settlement scheme. The bureau contracted for 100 domestics to arrive in the province this year, but only about half have arrived. Many farm women express urgent need as delays persist and tax payments weigh on households.
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Saskatchewan
Bureau of Labor and Industries
Th Bureau
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Batista Grass
Fantoun Bacteriological
London Daily Mail
Aldershot
Springfeld
Tore ix
Ul" Tay
Lipse
Weer
Meeetranee
Seeedee
Aeees
Grilieh Ship Building Arm
China
Vauuass
Ireland
Marsh
Suhx
Warnath—Blazes
Destras
Wrath
Lpede
Crippled Veterans
Princess
Leningrad
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