Ireland’s Jubilee Boycott Embraced by Irish Dall
The New York Times reports Irish leaders weigh boycotting the King’s Jubilee amid talk of independence. President de Valera’s rising strength could sway a majority toward severance, but constitutional ties and British employment rules complicate any move.
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Ireland
George
Christeas
Irtah Free State
Kent
Inishroen
England
Scotland
de Valera
New York Times
The Panoply Of State In Windward Islands Described
The Windward and Leeward Islands total about 1 346 square miles with roughly 300 000 people. A dense official entourage supports colonial governance including two governors six administrators and commissioners two colonial secretaries four chief justices four attorneys general and one senior attorney. Salaries for these officials are sizable. The piece argues the state apparatus sustains dignity and British imperial prestige and supports future Dominion status ambitions for the West Indies.
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Windward
Leeward Islands
Sreur Rorney
West Indies
Trindad
Sprin
Educated His Cattle Australin Farmer's Herd Makes Way For Cars
A fragmented report discusses stray cattle and road safety across territories in Australia and Canada. It notes lack of enforceable laws and possible solutions including herd management and early auto traffic planning. The piece references Perth agricultural meetings and a Stockholm entertainment expenditure figure near 200 million.
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Canadian
West Australia
Svarda Sun
Extermination drive for sharks launched near Timor sea
San Francisco reports a joint British Dutch and Portuguese naval air plan to attack sharks in the Timor Sea north of Australia. The aim is to protect future air travelers, with Hermes and destroyers deploying from Chinese waters and more ships to join later.
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Timor Sea
Australia
San Francisco
J. Herold Dollar
Dollar
Melbourne
Timur
Hermes
Fthat
Hattl
Japanese Ambassador Denies Imperial Ambitions in Far East
Ambassador Hiroji Saito told the Foreign Policy Association in New York that Japan has no imperialistic designs on the Far East and no intention to jeopardize the open door principle. He stressed Japan’s policy is not to threaten neighbors while repeating concerns over U S aid to China and imperial competition in the region.
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Foreign Policy Association
New York
Hiroji Saito
Japan
Far East
Unites
Io Copy
Washington States
Faust
China
Mechanical Planter Reaches High Planting Rates at Sprowston
A mechanical planter used near Norwich plants cabbages celery and strawberries at 12 000 per hour while in the Fens it handles celery at 25 000 per hour. An experienced band planter maxes at 700 per hour.
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Sprowston
Norwich
England
London Sunday Graphic
Accidents Preventable by Common Sense and Rail Sale
The article warns that most home accidents come from falls poisons loaded guns burns and gas leaks and can be avoided by simple precautions such as using proper ladders labeling medicines and not using stairs as storage. It then notes the Lendish railway system plans to sell half its locomotives due to electrification.
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Lendish Railway System
Death of Sir Alfred Ewing, codebreaker behind room 40
Sir Alfred Ewing, 78, credited by Lloyd George with bringing the United States into World War I through deciphering German codes at the Admiralty's room 40. His work helped reveal Zimmermann’s 1917 telegram and Germany's alliance offer to Mexico, influencing U.S. entry. Zimmermann retired months later.
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Ban
Sir Alfred Ewing
Iintelligence Department
Lioyrd George
United States
Admiralty
London
Zininmermann
Mexico
Sir Alfred
Lloyd George
Edinburgh University
America
Arthur Zimmermann
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Wilson
Zimmermann
Health Resort For Animals Near Chaplin Sask
Health resort near Chaplin Saskatchewan uses Lake Chaplin alkali springs and mineral salts to restore farm cattle and horses. An island in the lake serves as a community pasture with a herder and seasonal feeding. Sodium sulphate abundant in the area is stored for winter rations and cited as beneficial to livestock. Lake waters are noted for healing skin ailments. Coyotes winter nearby, offering sport for hunters with car and hounds.
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Chaplin
Saskatchewan
Sask
Lake
Accident Prone Drivers Should Lose Driving Permits
An expert argues that the danger lies in repeat accidents rather than single events. He urges central authorities to report every incident and revoke licenses for drivers with ongoing careless or reckless behavior to reduce highway crashes.
Finishing Poultry Boosts Profit and Quality
A Dominion Poultry talk warns producers and consumers against selling or buying unfinished birds. Finishing adds flesh and quality, yet costs about five cents per pound, improving overall value. Canadians eat far less poultry than Americans, due to market quality.
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Dominion Poultry Hushamiman
Ottawa
Canada
United States
Arabs Learn Paper Making From Chinese Sources
The fragment describes ancient writing surfaces before paper, noting waxed tablets, clay boards, stone, and metals as early media. It hints at Arabs and Chinese exchange, then quickly shifts to garbled text about a judge, a bank cashier, and a cheque, showing transcription errors and unclear details.
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Swealen
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Hollywood
Charles Laughton
Georg Arliss
Anna May Wong
Marian Marsh
Fay Wray
Fur Farms
Vancouver
C. B. Fowler
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Hicks
Great Fo
Fueghsty
Wales
Karsax
aAlital Bank
Gian
Cerel Promt
Abentats
Uo cHainier
Pidtesten
Iain Dove
Leas
Thas Ubis
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