Misplaced sympathy for Crippen crowds at Canadian prison
Letter writer condemns Canadian women for presenting flowers to Dr Crippen upon his arrival in Canada. They deem the demonstrations as misplaced, praising genuine sympathy for the truly deserving instead and warning such displays demean humane feeling.
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Crippeo
Canada
Crip Pen
Crippen
The
Echo
Canada Sells More to U S Than Britain Says Trade Faceoff
A Ottawa Department of Trade and Commerce report shows Canada US trade rising faster than with Great Britain. The piece argues Britain must adapt to Canadian needs, deploy persistent sales teams, and push goods locally to reverse the lag and meet demand. It contrasts US regular presence with Britain's infrequent visits and slow manufacturing shifts.
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The
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Times
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Britain urged to modernize trade to meet American demand
The writer argues that American retailers cannot order goods far in advance due to uncertain crop prospects. In bad years wholesalers either stock British goods or skip them. He suggests Britain, enfranchised with an unemployed workforce, could supply on short notice and must shed old ideas to boost trade.
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Great Britain
Britain
Peace at Any Price Urges World Peace Effort
American delegates at the Brussels interparliamentary union conference will push resolutions for permanent world peace. One seeks Hague signatories to back an international court of arbitral justice. another proposes national committees to report before the 1915 Hague conference on a federation plan and a world judiciary. The piece questions war as a policy and urges a fair trial of peace without delay.
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Conference of the Interparliamentary Union
Brussels
Hague
Fire destroys nineteen business places in Cochrane
A fire in Cochrane New Ontario destroyed nineteen business places and residences leaving several families homeless. The event follows a year of migration and economic tensions as farmers seek policy changes from Premier Laurier on farm credit and taxation.
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Cochrane
Ontario
Laurier
Blanshartd Council Debates Tax Credit and Road Opening
Blanshard council meets discusses tax rebate elimination with 10 percent penalty after Dec 15. They approve by laws 315, 318, 319, authorize accounts and appoint road work to open a route around Cardale lake. Reports note new post office funds and local school project, plus plant and license notices.
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Egeel Cardale
Winstone
Blanshard
John Cardale Winstone
Hays
Cardale Lake
Henry
Cardale
D. R C
Rube Pangman
D.R. C
G. McIntyre
John Cardale
RK. C. Cochran
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