Editorial notes on swearing temperance and labor issues
The Ottawa Journal praises a Quebec Catholic association for campaigns against profanity in public places and urges cooperation from railways hotels and government. It also discusses labor strike damages liability by unions and explains Inland Revenue Act enforcement for illicit liquor while quoting Margot Asquith on prohibition.
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Ottawa Journal
Roman Catholic Association of Commercial Travellers of
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Inland Revenue ‘Act
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Canada
Churchill forecasts easing of Canadian cattle embargo
At a Dominion Day dinner in London, Winston Churchill says Canada deserves credit for aiding the Washington Conference and expresses hope that the Canadian cattle embargo will be removed soon. He vows to “rush in where angels fear to tread.” Farmers and dealers share cautious optimism.
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London
England
Winston Churchill
Colonies
Canada
Washington
Canada to send three delegates to Genoa League convention
Canada will be well represented at the League of Nations Convention opening in Genoa in September. The delegation is led by Finance Minister W. S. Fielding with Ernest Lapointe, Minister of Marine and Fisheries, joining him. High Commissioner Larkin will also attend as a third Canadian delegate. The trio will sit on various committees to monitor important matters for Canada.
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Genoa
W. S. Fielding
Dominion
Canada
Ernest Lapointe
Marine
League Assembly
Redistribution Forecast Adds Twelve Weat Members to Commons
Based on revised Canadian census figures, the House of Commons will rise to 244 seats after redistribution promised for the winter session, up from 235. The Prairie Provinces gain twelve seats while Nova Scotia and Ontario lose seats. Yukon might lose separate representation after redistribution.
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Canada
House of Commons
Quebec
Noys
Scotia
New
Yukon Territory
Editorial Notes on Prohibition Tariffs and Press History
A collection of editorial remarks on prohibition influence in Britain and the U.S. tariff debate, noting Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's stance, U.S. Senate fights over tariff rates, and the monetary impact of prohibition. It also reviews the Georgetown Herald’s fiftieth year, praising editor J. Moore and the Mount Forest Confederate’s legacy and leadership changes.
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Georgetown Herald
Herald
J. Mz Moore
Mev Moore
Frep Press
Drama in Three Acts Promised at Town and Country
J. C. Mecarthur of Mockalde announces a three act drama Tha Fraits of Decepian to be presented at the Povilla theater on July 14. Community reports note ongoing work on the old wheelhouse and the new building as local construction continues. Sunday afternoon a bicycle accident near Windtow Road left Mr. Wm. Contey with a painful shoulder injury after an automobile swerved to avoid another vehicle. he was knocked into a ditch as the wire control on the bicycle failed during the spill.
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Ping
Wm.Contey
Windtow
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Lluke
P.M. Andecaga
Regina
Mra
John Travera Lossie
William Street
Ethel Peake
London
England
A. J. Peake
Bornds Brrest
Ald Pt. Hathel Church
Drumquin
J. He Stephens
Realdance
Tth Line
Trafalgar
Magistrats Ghields
Allan’ Rusby
Oakville
Robert Ribble
Joe Pullen
Georgetown Council Faces Fire Dept Hose Reorder and Arena Loan
Georgetown council plans to repurchase 600 feet of new hose for the Fire Department and repair the look and lather wagon. It approved a 140 loan to purchase a watering cart wagon and discussed rebuilding Georgetown Arena with a 310,000 loan, while considering a 50,000 loan to extend the plant. Residents and officials sent polite letters thanking volunteers for recent fire relief.
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Marjory
Kenneth
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Haskatoon
H. HL Groat
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Toronto
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View Brigade
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J. M. Mobre
J. N.o'nalll & Hon
Georgetown Arena’ Co
Broith & Tone
Town Hall Tower Repair and Local Notices
Miron and Kart will repair the town hall tower at 101.47 dollars. George Pearson holds the street sprinkling contract for 475 dollars season. Several residents including Judge Eliot, Mre Carbou Reston Mass, and Anita Margaret Greitin arrived or moved in town. Chautauqua ended with strong attendance and improved programs. A mysterious car disappearance ends with a three year Kingston sentence for the driver.
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Bronte
Mre Carbou
Reston
Masa
Sphere One Vialtto
D. Crawford
Mee T. A Greitin
Oakland
California
Anita Margaret
Pallce
Dice
Cochrane
Kathy Cochrane
Duluth
Minn
Waa Langer
W- J. Corrigan
Yorenta
MP. Corrigan
Strathroy
Twinrothers
Dios
Ballton
Toronto
Mire
W. D Clements
Charles Ansley Martin
Secon Aon
W. Martin
Milton
BUMMER PILGRIMAGE TO THE LITERARY SHRINES OF BRITAIN
The English-Bypodking Union promotes a tour to Great Britain for American college and university students. The voyage will sail about July and return September 1. Participants visit Stratford-on-Avon Kenilworth Abbotstgrad Loch Lomond and the English Lakes to study English language heritage.
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Bummer
Great Britain
Great ‘Britain
Gila
Pigees
Stratford-on, Avon
Kenilworth
Local Paper Receives Run of Dead Letters
A misread note from a reader requests cancellations and states they may resume service when affordable. The letter hints the newspaper faced editorial confusion and potential discontinuation, reflecting reader frustration with paper delivery.
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