Canada Loses Population But Gains in U S Migration
A Canadian and U S population balance analysis shows over six hundred thousand Canadians moved to the United States in five years, yielding a net gain of about two hundred thousand for the United States despite losses from war casualties and wartime emigration. The piece notes potential impacts on labor, wages, and unemployment, and offers a cautious, systemic view on the fertility balance and future census projections for Canada.
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Canada
United States
Dominion
Toronto Authority
Women of Longmeadow derail local slate in town meeting
Women of East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, smashed the men’s election slate at a town meeting, reversed the program, and nominated their own candidates. The episode signals heightened political engagement and a shift toward active, swift action in local politics for the coming year.
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Longmeadow
Mass
East Longmeadow
Labor surplus ends coal strike as workers return to jobs
The anthracite coal strike weakens as vacationing workers reassess and head back to work. Analysts cite a push for honorable, businesslike conduct and durable agreements with employers, noting a shrinking surplus and growing need for steady production.
Sharing Art Treasure and the Spread of Great Works
An editor argues smaller communities should receive major artworks from overburdened museums. He urges pruning by large institutions and gifting to provincial museums to ignite local interest, citing the French Academy’s practice and suggesting an art center pilot program.
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American Art News
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Philadelphia ‘Museum
French Academy of Fine Arts
Amphibious and air capable tanks forecast in war notes
A French officer predicts an amphibious tank crossing rivers and seas, with visions of land sea and air machines. Prototypes emerge in England and France with heavy armor and large cannons. Talk includes armored planes and multi element machines, plus improvements in poison gas and biological warfare.
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Enland
Walker
England
France
Riots Break Out on Coney Island Streets
A pitched battle occurred on Coney Island streets as police captured eleven prisoners and seized $100000 worth of liquor. The incident echoes unrest seen in other countries, illustrating wide street riot tensions.
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Coney Island
Ireland
Ohio Republicans select Dave R Jones as executive secretary
Ohio Republicans name Dave R Jones executive secretary in a party move. The item hints at concerns over how his notable contributions might be stored or used, raising questions about ethics and transparency within the party.
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Ohio
Dave
R.jones
Is marriage a failure or life itself debated
The piece frames a broad question about marriage and life, noting that the answer depends on perspective. It reflects on ongoing inquiries from earnest seekers and suggests that outcomes hinge on individual circumstances and attitudes.
Japanese Question Must Be Settled At Last
Senator Harding presses immigration limits while backing protective tariffs and national unity in a California march. Californians pledge to support him in November as Governor Cox campaigns across Idaho and Utah critiquing the porch campaign and urging league of nations support.
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Marion
Harding
California
W. D
Stephens
Belmont County
Ohio
Hume
Wilson
David Jayne Hill
New York
Germany
League of Nations
Cox Defends Pact in Utah Speech as Campaign Season Opens
Governor Cox argued for progress over reaction during Utah remarks, denouncing Senator Harding as the candidate of reaction. The Logan audience heard Cox emphasize unity and party direction as the campaign moves forward.
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Utah
Senator Harding
Thousands greet Governor Cox in Salt Lake City parade
In Salt Lake City on September 15 thousands cheered Governor Cox as he walked at the parade head toward the tabernacle. The overflow crowd listened as senators and representatives addressed the gathering. Cox urged Americanism and nonpartisanship while ridicting the senatorial clique and reaffirming support for Prohibition and the 18th Amendment.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Tabernacle
King
Welling
Cox
Eiparchy
America
Ohio
Seattle
Wash
Portland
Oregon
Ohio Governor Swears Oath and Locks Saloon Doors
The governor recalls taking an oath to uphold the constitution and laws of Ohio. He notes that in his first term, history records both the front and back doors of every saloon in Ohio were locked on Sundays. He shifts focus to progress versus reaction, radicalism, and the Republican campaign fund, amid applause.
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Ohio
Republican Campaign Fund
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Mormon Tabernacle Lawn
Joseph W. Funk
Commonwealth
League Avities
Provernor
Lloyd-Craven Company
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Kathryn Adams
Arbuckle Comedy
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Alemite
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Seed & Supply Co
Victor Records
Fisher Drug Co
APE
PP Cleaning CO
GEO. H. Smith
United Stores
She Dumke CO
Not Inc
Idaho Auto and Supply Co
Indiana
RED Gars
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