Extension of treaties and US Britain arbitration pledge
The note from Grey protests a treaty extension with arbitration as the aim and the United States is urged to uphold treaty obligations. Secretary Bryan would sign the protocol extending the treaty with Uganda once approved. Ambassadors discuss who bears responsibility for canal negotiations between the United States and Great Britain.
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United States
Senate
Grey
Ugai
Bryan
Himsif
Great Britain
Ambuscado
Bryce
State Department
Washington
Cecil Spring Mice
New Hampshire Mountains
Freight Rate Inquiry Likely on Atlantic Freight Costs
Ottawa reports that the alleged collusion among Atlantic media freight rates will be probed by a federal commission. Figures show alarming increases in charges over recent years while transport costs barely rise. The move targets a possible monopoly and may seek an international commission with powers akin to railway inquiries.
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Ottawa
Atlantic
Arthur Meighen
Moaisha
Britain
Camads
Mayo to Receive Honor Amid Medical Congress News
Dr Mayo, recently returned from Germany, plans to attend the American Medical Association meeting in Jon. He will deliver lectures at the Congress of Physicians and Surgeons in London and later receive a degree from the College of Surgeons. The trip includes time in London and a brief stay in Edinburgh.
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Musccapotes
Mian
Feyo
Wicheties Minn
Wis
I. Mayo
Asea
Mayo
Ifm
Germany
Congress of Physicia
Mayo A
Appointment of War Service Officer In Canada In 1882
A historic note details the appointment of a war service officer and the related duties. It mentions Dr Crsemar and Lt 2 F Warner of Quypee , Baek as representatives from the Wise Suk organization in the departmental quest of servitture. The narrative touches on travel from Middlesex and a birthplace, noting education at Artes Vario ary College and practice since 2882. The fragmentary text covers police and official insignia figures and a time frame referencing 27 Hen. Marts.
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Marts Burel
Waruscure
F. Waerner
Quipyel
Baek
Vestere
Cardston Alabama Transit Plan Faces Funding Hurdles
A fragmented OCR draft outlines a proposal for a warm climate resort and improved transit facilities linking Cardston to surrounding areas. It notes unidentified positions, possible votes, and a 149 page document with multiple sections.
Immigrants and Border Passage Described in Fragment
Fragmentary OCR describes immigrants at Winnigt Winaipes and nearby crossings. Notes vague routes toward Canada west of the Great Lakes and mentions balacers, Europeans, and a 18 day sequence with various unspecified points. The text is obscure and partial.
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Winaipes
Ieee
Balacers
Emterea
Canada
Great Lakes
Elewe
Coronation Celebration for Emperor Willicta and Empress
Crowds gathered in the capital for a grand coronation ceremony marking the completion of 2 years of reign by Emperor Willicta. A gala procession featured a toge thered parade with mounted troops and vehicles as allied sovereigns toasted the new rule.
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Bertin
Wilism
Berfis
Stedenis
al Boca
Joe
Lascar
Willicta
Allie
Repubics
Hambure
Caiatie
Queen Mary Targets Gambling Among Society Women
London reports Queen Mary intensifies fight against gambling in high society. Her second dresser Adelaide Chandler faced a $125 loss during Devour week and was implicated in selling a collection of royal family photo rapes. Queen Mother Aleksandra advised the Queen as Chandler faced punishment including possible dismissal from royal service.
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London
Mise Adelaide Cannler
Bettie
Devor
Iiss Chandler
Royal Fauily
Quees
Alesandra
Norway
Mise Selby
Mary
Reseet
Ter Purcheset
Empire policy aims at securing oil and contracts
The document discusses Betain May Seex O46 in Empire Loadcon and Earl Wintens accod Ri tion. It notes the need to search before binding contracts and to define quantities of oil available at set rates in the coming years, highlighting efforts by Mr Chapelhill and the treaty to boost Briuan Empire companies.
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Earl Wintens
Churem
Canada
British Africa
Austalia
Chapelhill
Odesppnies
Deise
Howe
Fragmented Ottawa talk on Canadian defense and industry policy
A rough report cites Premier remarks on a national policy to boost industry in Canada and mentions efforts to attract investment and shipbuilding. Names and places are unclear, with garbled OCR making specifics difficult to verify.
Mrs Pankhuret Freed On License Renewal Date
The article reports Mrs Pankhuret, released in an ambdiance to a charity home, with the physician noting she had not been previously discharged. The license issued to Mrs Pankhuret will expire on Jane 23, and a follow up on her status is expected.
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Akharet
Launeline Pankhurs
Wiltaat Sutragste Feafsr
Holloway
Ihelm
Pankharet
Lords Passage of Welsh Disestablishment Bill
The Welsh Disestablishment Bill passed its second reading in the House of Commons by 357 to 278. The bill had previously passed the Commons last February but was rejected by the House of Lords.
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London
House of Commons
House of
Inspection of Grain Seeks Montreal Port Certification
Text discusses grain inspection at Montreal port, the role of inspectors, and the impact on shipments. It mentions Cam? tat ts, J. B. Jones Tre, and J. Carruthers as figures in the inspection and certification process. Western producers fear mixing and question storage cleanliness and certs.
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Mon
Grain Commission
Jas
Agit
Carruthers Fe
Unites @s
Carrithers
Montreal
Victoria to Nome Karuk Expedition Sets Sail amid Gifts
The Karlex expedition ship Karluk left Victoria on June 17 with Captain Bartlett at the helm and a mixed cargo. Civic dignitaries including Mayor Morley presented four Canadian bays to the captain. Stefansson is charged with safekeeping of provisions to claim land within the British empire. The ship carries 300 tons of supplies and 150 tons of coal plus 50 tons of fuel for the voyage toward Nome. Sir Richard McBride hosted a banquet in Stefansson’s honor.
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Victeria
Gacel Yard
Joseph Gosse
Cross Channel
Morley
Stefansson
Victoria
Karluk
Bartlett
Nome
Richard McBride
Explorer
Melville Sound
Lancaster Sound
Baffin Bay
Tunnel Contract Awarded for Selkirk Summit Line
Sullivan of Winajep chief engineer notes that Foley Pra. Wech and Stewart of Vancouver won the tender for a tunnel under the Selkirk mountains. The tunnel will be about two and a half miles long with two bores and scale back curvature saving 2,400 cubic yards of earth. Electrification planned between Carlessi and Rossland begins immediately.
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J. BD. Sullivan
Winajep
E.g'teer
Western Linea
Selkava Ircuntana
Tannel Leng Les
Foley Pra
Wech & Stewart
Vancouver
Wien
Tre Cheng
Iwg
Cowie Acaina
Selkirk
Bear Creek
Sit
Sullivanl
Carlessi
Rossland
Rain Bow to be Stripped and Placed in Reserve
Viewria P C reports the warship Rain bow is in dry dock for scraping and will soon cease active Canadian Navy service. A skeleton crew will operate her at Esquimalt for an indeterminate period while many crew plan to return to Egypt. Guns are being removed and heavier armament prepared for shipment as the ship heads toward reserve.
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Viewria
P.C
Rainbow
Esquimalt
Bgypt
Old Country
Uniform navigation uses for Great Lakes discussed in Ottawa
A conference in Ottawa with Captain King of Toronto and Captain Coles of Collingwood, together with marine officers, examined differences in U S and Canada navigation rules. They noted clashes from rule discrepancies and agreed on actions to harmonize lakes traffic.
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Great Lakes
Ottawa
Charces
U.S
Canada
King
Toronto
Ontario
Coles
Collingwood
Marine Department
Diplomatic autograph letter seized in Mexico City
A German Emperor autograph letter recognizing the Mexican administration was retrieved by President Huerta through Herr Von Kardoroff, the Chargé d Affaires. The incident underscores tensions in Mexico City diplomatic exchanges during the period.
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City of
Mexico
Huerta
Herr von Kardoroff
Burrell to Visit Belgium and England
Hon Martin Burrell, Canada’s Minister of Agriculture, plans to sail to Belgium for the Ghent Exhibition and to discuss Canada’s Panama Pacific exposition participation. He will consult with exhibition officials on San Francisco 1915 and later visit England, birthplace of his family.
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Ar. Burrell
Belgium
Uoueta
Martin Burrell
Juay Fue Bureve
Ghent
Canada
Ir. Burrel
Wicine
Hutcheson
onMiscover
Panama
San Frenesco
Burrell
Best Crop Seen in Years in Western Canada
Reports from Saskatchewan and Manitoba indicate the best crop in years as Grain Exchange and Grain Growers Association members note favorable conditions. Recent rains have been generally heavy across the west after seeding. Wheat stands tall in many areas and looks healthy, with updates from over 209 locales reinforcing optimistic prospects and potential financial impact.
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Winnipeg
Saskatchewan
Manitoba
Grain Exchange
Grain Growers’ Association
P E I Opposes Autos Plea By District Meetings
A plebiscite conducted via annual district school meetings shows strong farmer opposition to automobiles. About ninety percent of districts vote against a bill from the last session, delaying any enactment. At many meetings every man voted against it.
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Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown
P.E
London Chancellor predicts votes for women in near future
Lloyd George tells a magazine that votes for women among householders and electors wives could come soon once militant suffragettes regain influence. He denounces militancy as organized lunacy.
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London
Lloyd-George
Articlle
Grain Market Report Sees Wheat Prices Firm on Weather
The weekly grain letter notes speculative traders cited weather as the main driver of U S and Canadian wheat moves. It reports moisture and heat vary by region with rains easing hot spells and marks a mixed but generally higher week for futures and cash grades. Prices in Winnipeg and Fort William Port Arthur show modest gains. contract grades up 1 2 cents, lower grades up around 1 cent. Global visible supply totals and U S receipts are outlined alongside European harvest, with demand steady for export and home milling.
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Wisnipes
United S
Gil Atermeun
Eis
Winnipeg
Kansas
Jtvee
Canada
O. Minneso A
Dakotas
North Dakota
United States
Greg
Fs Ge
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Esme P
Mulere
Vwiop
Europe
America
Texas
Oklahema
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Kanewe Dry
St. Louis
Fort William
Port Arthur
Alberta
Prices and demand slow in delivery market
The telegram notes weak demand and slow trade with current price levels for delivery to Bere Fort William or Port Araw. Prices listed include 118¢ for July and 120¢ for November, with overall activity subdued amid quiet trading conditions.
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Bere Fort Wiliam
Port
Guns for merchant ships under royal scope in scheme
The article notes that British admiralty plans extend to arming merchant steamers aiding national defense. It cites ships like Aragon and several Oceanic liners with gun mounts, while Cunard Lusitania and Mauretania remain in a different class under subvention. It mentions Morgan and Balfour in discussing broader wartime shipping policy.
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Cereisat
Witla
Eeteren Geralki Balfour
Board of Trade
Mierpont
Aragon - Wa
Acon
Peninsular
Ottawa
Houlder Boa
la Saspina
el Uruguayo
la Negria
el Tecaetayo
la Corrinta
Liverpool
River Flatts
Alee
Union
Hell 5
Pacific Steam Navigation C Ompany
Andes
G.cs
Cunard
Mauretania
Admiralty
Medical Council Convenes in Ottawa to Standardize Practice
The Dominion medical council met June 17 led by Dr. T. C. Roddick to form a uniform registration system enabling practitioners to operate across Canada. The body, formed under federal legislation with provincial and college involvement, elected officers and plans bylaws and rules while addressing professional issues.
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Ottawa
T. C. Roddick
Montress
Dominion Medical Council
Canada
Medical College
Destructive Engagement on Jolo Island In Philippines
Report cites fourteen American soldiers killed amid four days of fighting on Jolo Island. General Perehine commands forces to subdue and pacify rebellious forces as local Philippine scouts and regulars suffer losses. Captain Nichols and others are named among those killed or wounded.
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Washington
Jolo Island
Phillippines
Perehine
Oros
Accorc
Depar
Teyior
A. Nichole
Philipp Ue
Rive’ss
Niho
John Nichols
Revusi
Liver Villard
Riesde Island
Sofia
Hazen to Inspect Yukon Visit in Vancouver Canada
Hon. J. D. Hazen, Canadian minister of marine, will pass through Vancouver on a tour to the Yukon. He plans to study wireless station proposals and a cross country overland route from Whitehorse to Dawson. An appropriation of 946,006 is made for highway improvements and river transport service along the route.
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Vancouver
B.C
J. D. Hazen
Yukon
Gennes
United States
Whitehorre
Vawron
Toselbe
Canada seeks trade talks to balance shipments with Asia
Ottawa reports Commissioner of Commerce outlines plan to trace development among Canada, the United States, Japan and China. Canada exported large sums to Japan and China last year while imports rose, with negotiations aimed at restoring a balanced trade flow between the nations.
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Ottawa
Auderd “Rigg
Conanerce
Guina
Japan
Geo
Constantinople ministers listed with minor changes
The sownusauy has been completed with Prince Said Hatim as Grand Vister and Minister of Foreign Affairs. Itzet Pasia is minister of War, Ostman Nisaso Pasua leads Public Works, Talat Bey heads Commerce, and Scleim BPushbii is President of the Council. Other ministers remain unchanged.
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Constantinople
Prince Said Hatim
Itzet Pasia
Ottawa Postal Service Rolls Out Parcels Post Plan
The Post Office Department advances parcels post including a conference with railways to set rates. Two supervisors will be appointed promptly to facilitate implementation and aim for operation by January 1.
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Ottawa
Water Admitted to Gatun Locks in Test
Water was admitted to the Gatun locks to test the valves and the test was considered completely satisfactory.
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Gatun Locks
Panama
Gatun
Jacob and Joseph Lessons in Genesis Faith and Grace
A Sunday School outline covers Jacob’s deceit and God’s justice, Jacob’s meeting with Esau, and Joseph’s rise in Egypt. It highlights themes of humility, forgiveness, dreams interpreted by God, and God’s grace toward penitent sinners, linking to scriptures from Genesis and Hebrews.
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Rebekah
Leston
Rethel
Tesson
Esau
Beau
Leeson
Joseph Enki
Egypt
Joseph
Lesson
Jovers
Josepe
Joseph Maid
Goten
Shug
Joseph Mees
Mita
Heniamin
Gen xHii
John Fi
Cerud
Cbrna
Josep
Ifesovn
Zliv
Jon. v
Josoni
Lenean X
Joseph Regect
Profits in Apple Orchards Rise Amid Regional Growth
Growers report profits from apple orchards in Grana Perks and surrounding areas with yields up to 60 percent and prices around 1 000 trees. Officials cite 38 to 10 dollars per acre above expectations as market conditions tighten and competition increases.
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Appiet
Elline
Isneh
Grand Parks
Peterity
Catching Spring Salmon Boosts Vancouver Fish Trade
Vancouver fishers reap a spring salmon harvest with fish sent to curing plants and milks for the German market. Troll and spoons are used in catching. A party of Indigenous fishers off North Island reportedly lands ten to fifteen tons daily at four cents a pound, with daily earnings near fifty seven dollars.
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Vancouver
B.C
North Island
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