Washington Split Over World Court Reservations
Conflicting opinions in Washington divide on whether United States reservations to the World Court will be accepted by all powers. Some argue the reservations will be rejected and the U S will stay aloof from the court, while others insist the opposite and warn the matter could sidetrack Senate debates and affect party strength.
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United States
Tage
Thal
Senate
Republican Party
Proaavicon Democrats
Loss Of Ship Confirmed Off Nova Scotia Coast
Reports confirm the fishing schooner Sadie A. Kuletile with a crew of 22 from Nova Scotia went down off the Nova Scotia coast near Sable Island after a wreckage washup. Captain Parkes, part owner, identified the schooner and a flour barrel found ashore, aiding the search coordinated by the cruiser Ariens.
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Nova Scotia
Hallas
Sadie A. Kuletile
Oshertes Patel
Ariens
Sable Islanol
Flairfax
Weaooner
Sidtmey
Parkes
British Home Office Mobilizes Police to Shield Returning Miners
Reports of intimidation aimed at miners seeking to resume work in the coal fields prompt the British Home Office to deploy large police forces from London and other districts. Extra officers have already moved into the Mans Medd district as the Home Secretary vows maximum protection for workers attempting to return to the mines.
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British Home Office
London
Mans- Medd
da Die
Home Secretary
Italy to abolish municipal elections under fascist decree
The fascist government plans nationwide control with appointed representatives replacing elected mayors and city councils. The August decree abolishes local suffrage and aims to centralize administration, signaling sweeping political change across towns and villages.
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Rome
Igdiedy
Council of Ministers
Meighen Government Accused of Ill got Funds Use in Campaign
Mr. King charged the Meighen administration with spending public money without parliamentary approval. He cited Treasury withdrawals totaling over 54 million dollars, implying expenditures of more than 1 million daily. He compared the actions to a Turkey violation of peace and power and noted a 5.5 million contract for a Vancouver National Hallway hotel awarded during an election without tenders.
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Ramaha
Mackenzie Hing
Marine
King Drew Stienion
Zeveener
Meighen
Reneral
Vancouver
Struggle In Mexico Keeps Religious Crisis Tense
In Mexico City the Episcopate blasts a government order demanding loyalty to groups and policies. Business leaders face an indefinite stalemate as talks stall and both sides harden their stance amid fading hope for a quick solution.
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Mexico City
Episcopate
Baa
League of the Defences of Religious Liberty
Knights of Columbus
Mexico
Minority Groups Meet at Geneva Over Language and Religion
A congress of minority national groups from 13 countries met in Geneva to discuss protections for language, race, and religion amid dissatisfaction with League of Nations handling. Represented groups include Germans, Russians, Jews, Poles, Danes, Hungarians, and Catalonians across Tyrol, Poland, Romania, Czecho-Slovakia, Hungary, Spain, and Germany.
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Geneva
League of Nations
The
European Nations
Czecho-Slovakia
Hungary
Spain
Anxious To Migrate Melbourne Teaches In Great Britain
Advertisements seek teachers to fill positions in Britain amid teacher shortage. About 600 applications have been received. Will Tax Women Vernon BC Union endorses amendment to Poll Tax Act making all women wage earners liable to tax.
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Melbourne
Great Britain
Vernon
B.C
Convention of the Union of British Columbia Municipalicies
RCMP Water Patrols Windsor Front to Prevent Smuggling
Su Royal Canadian Mounted Police on water cycles patrol the river front at Windsor to deter imaging and fum rivaning. William Leere, 83, claiming descent from an Foglish lord, was fatally injured when struck by a streetcar here.
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R.C.M.P. Border Patrol
Windsor
Ont
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ottawa
Wiliam Leere
Northern Grown Flowers Ship Cut Flowers to Exhibition
An express shipment from Alaska carried 332 pounds of cut flowers grown in Jun eau to Toronto for an exhibition. The bouquet, wrapped in brown paper and packed with dry ice at intervals to stay cool, was handled by a messenger to ensure freshness on arrival.
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Alaska
Toronte Edmontons
Juneau
Toronte Exhibition
Missing Air Pilot Returns to Manitoba Fire Zone
Lieut Mawdsley of the Royal Canadian Air Force returns safely to Cormorant Lake after aiding forest fire fighting north of the area. He landed due to heavy smoke and waited for the atmosphere to clear before resuming his station. Lieut Stevenson and Mawdsley later returned from the search mission.
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Manitoba
Jake
Fileht Liews
Mawdsley
Royal Canadian Air Force
Cormorant Lake
Here
Lieut
Stevenson
Tariff BoardInspects Canadian Steel Mills in Deep Survey
The Dominion tariff advisory board resumed meetings in Ottawa after inspectors Alfred Lambert and LD. G. Mackenzie completed a three week tour of Canadian steel and iron works. They visited Algoma Steel Sault Ste Marie Dominion Alloy Sarnia Ojibway Windsor Steel Company of Canada Hamilton and the British Empire Steel mills at Sydney and New Glasgow. They reported cordial treatment and plant access. Four tariff applications were before the board with several discharged or near reporting stage.
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Ottawa
Dominion Tarif Advisory Board
Maght
Chorge P. Graeham
Europe
Alfred Lambert
LD. G. Mackenzie
Steel Mills
Canada
Messrs. Lambert and Mackenzie
A. W. G. Wilson
Maiteral Resources Division
Federal Department of Mines
Dominion
Sault Ste.Marie
Ont
Sydney
N.S
Algoma Steel Corporation
Dominion Alloy Steel Company
Sarnia
Alt Ojibway
Windsor
The
Steel Company of Canada
Hamilton
British Empire Steel Corporation
New Glistow
Saskatchewan Coarse Grain Pool pays final 1925 26 crop
Regina reports the Saskatchewan Coarse Grain Pool mailed final payments totaling over 1.6 million to Saskatchewan and Manitoba members for the 1925-26 crop. Operating costs per bushel were about 0.19 cents with 0.81 cents carrying charges. Total pool payments around 41.2 million after deductions.
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Regina
Saskatchewan Coarse Grain Pool
Saskatchewan
Nanitoba
Saskachewan
Canadian Cattle Win Top Prizes in British Show
Two Canadian steers won first prize for best pair and first and second prizes for best butcher’s boaste at the Ald borough and Borough Tridge show in Britain. The department notes a strong English and Scottish entry showing and says Canadian store cattle can compete with British stock. Devlin's suit in Dresden concerns Catherine Muller over fees for curing royalty’s stepson’s stuttering. The imperial stutter case is set for later in September.
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Britain
Ottawa
Federal Department of Agriculture
Aldborough and
Borough Tridge
England
Canada
Devlin
Kaiser Wilhelm Tt
Dresden
Catherine Muller
Prince Shonach Carolath
Kaiser
French delay on debt accords worries markets in Brussels
The postponed ratification of the London and Washington debt accords by France may unsettle financial circles in Brussels and broader Europe, stirring concern over impact on French and Belgian financial interests.
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Tirissela
Washington
France
Vrussels
British Lords Say Departure for Australia Likely
Lord Salisbury and the Marquess of Salis bury travel through Canada en route to Australia as leaders of the British delegation of the Empire Parliamentary Association. The party visits Ottawa Winnipeg Regina and Calgary before boarding the SS Agrangi for Australia on August 25.
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Mairchioness of Salisbury
Dominion
Australia
Empire Parliamentary Association
Lord Salisbury
France
Canada
GPK
House of Lords
Ottawa
Winnipeg
Regina
Calgary
Bani
Louise
Will Aahk
Scotland
Meighen Challenges Legality of Temporary Cabinet
Premier Meighen argues the Mackenzie King government remains legally constituted despite its temporary basis. He claims ministers were sworn only as privy councillors, not as acting ministers, and asserts the government is legally valid unless a court rules otherwise.
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Moose Jaw
Meighen
Markentie Kick
King
Melshen
Canada
Mackenzie King
Wiegal
Canaan
Wrong Meaning Taken Hespler Ont Bishop Calls For British Migrants
The Bishop of London comments in Tyro on Ottawa reporting that Canada must keep a British majority. He defends French pioneers while criticizing immigration from Galiciania Poles Goa and others, arguing a majority English presence is reasonable for Canada. He dismisses Westminster Gazette as sensational.
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Hespler
London
Winningtomu-Ingram
Westminster Gazette
Tyronio
Goa
Canada
Dominion
Ottawa
Doucet Seeks Answer On Informant Reliability
Halifax A J Doucet former Conservative MP accused an informant of unreliable tips about the Margaret cruise. He claimed the vessel was diverted to Three Aiv then Quebec with ministers aboard, leaving patrols unprotected for six weeks. Calder supported cautious scrutiny of the information and suggested quick conclusions may mislead.
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Halifax
A. J. Doucet
Parlament
Kent
N.B
Francois Lamieux
Heroe
Margaret
St. John
Bridgechter
Arthur Melgheo
Maritime Province
Doucet
Magdalen
Commission Counse
Pacific Cable Board Sees Lower Rates Ahead
Victoria reports the Pacific Cable Board plans further rate reductions after duplication completes. Sir James Allan predicts easing amid board terms. The Tominta table ship is ready to begin laying the second cable from Fanning Island to Damfield, targeted for completion by October.
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Victoria
Pacific Cable Board
James Allan
GCG
New Zealand
England
Pact Cable Board
Auckland
Cable Board
James
Canada
Tominta
Fanning Island
Damfeld
Sir James
Disarmament Talks Advance At Geneva Conference
Germany and France adopted a joint resolution at the preliminary disarmament conference in Geneva. France backed a formula for estimating age of floods and the German proposal was approved, while Britain and the United States resisted declaring age a factor in tonnage comparisons.
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Germany
France
Uniter
Great Britain
United States
South Africa Weighs Secession Right Under Oath
Minister Beyers replies to a question on secession arguing that the oath of office does not bar secession advocacy. He asserts that secession has been admitted by prominent ministers for years and that British subject status does not negate dominion constitutional rights.
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Dohonnesdays
South Africa
Ifan
W. Beyers
Mines and Industries
Retown
Teluah
Heyers
Stolen Historic Artifacts From Milan Theatrical Museum
A Milan theatrical museum reports theft of a Napoleon gift sword to opera singer Gulditta Pasta, along with a golden crown, a medal of Count Vittorio Alfieri, and a historic collar and bracelet. The collection includes relics of ancient and modern dramatic art.
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Milan
Napoleon
Gulditta Pasta
Vittorio Alfieri
Marchionnini
Canadian style cooperative bee pool data in Brandon Minn
A Manitoba style cooperative bee pool based in Brandon reports its fleet and working details. The pool will close its operations on September 4, with 20 cars shipped and about 297,000 bushels handled to date across Brandon district.
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Brandon
Minn
Win Cly
Manitoba
Haneasan
Germany Seeks League Entry Amid Diplomatic Push
German officials focus on securing admission to the League of Nations this fall while maintaining pressure against renewed confrontation.
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Germany
League of Nations
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