Members of Parliament Profit from Roumanian Deal
A Canadian House of Commons report lists MPs and directors who profited from sales to Roumania and Greece tied to Canada loans. Names include W F Cockshutt, J D Chaplin, S E Elkin, BE Elkin, F R Lalor, John Stanfield, and others with large payments from Brantford Roofing, Welland Vale, Monarch Knitting, Stanfields Limited, Renfrew Woolen Mills. The piece calls for a house cleaning in Ottawa amid concern over public funds and justice.
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Welland Vale Company
E. Elkin
M. P
St. John
Maritime Nail Company
Dominion Iron and Steel Company
Senator Beaubien
Montreal
Edmund Bristol
Toronto
S. BE. Elkin
Canada
Ottawa
Sun
Return to normal is unlikely in postwar business
A New York Evening Post analysis argues that business will not revert to prewar conditions. It notes ongoing shifts in global debt and growth, with leaders predicting Europe’s debt repudiation and the United States’ increased overseas obligations, underscoring a need for prudent statesmanship in business.
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A. C. Bedford
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Europe
Quccn
World recovery through businesslike Europe aid urged by statesmen
An editorial urges more hard headed business input into European recovery, arguing productive employment and fair distribution curb unrest. It highlights American leadership, warns against egoism, and calls for coordinated global effort to revive Europe and strengthen U.S. prosperity. It also mentions stallion enrollment procedures and a note about wedding invitations from The Banner Office.
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Europe
United States
Haitian Prison Deaths In US Occupation Alleged
The Patriotic Union of Haiti reports over 9,000 Haitians died in American prison camps during 1918 to 1920 and accuses the United States of autocratic rule on the island since July 28, 1915. They allege hundreds were killed, mutilated, or tortured by Marines and gendarmes under American oversight.
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Haiti
State Department
White House
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Femble
Laurier Monument Fund reaches over 35913 dollars
Subscriptions total 35913.87 from tens of thousands of people. Largest single gift is 5.00 and many contributions of 1.00 or less arrive with no names. Work is underway and contributors may forward amounts to Hon orary Treasurer P. C. Larkin of Toronto.
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Laurier Monument Fund
P. C. Larkin
Toronto
Enrolment of Stallions under Manitoba Horse Breeders Act
The Stallion Enrolment Board of Manitoba explains changes under the Horse Breeders Act. It notes prior free travel of stallions allowed misrepresentation and bogus pedigrees. Now stallion owners must meet new requirements to protect mare owners from fraud and ensure pedigree accuracy.
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Department of Agricullure
Manitoba
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