Canada’s tariff commission proposed to probe industry
The Dominion Government weighs appointing a tariff commission after a Senate-stopped bill. A balanced, noncoercive inquiry would assess costs, prices, and labor conditions across Canada and compare with the United States Vetario board model, with representation from Eastern and Western Canada.
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Tariff Commission
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Canada
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United States
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Han W. T. White
Finance
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Mivnitime
Nickel Plate Improvements and New Dickson Two Line
The Hedley Gold Mining Co officials with Abeavision in camp last week mapped future operations. They approved a new incline from No 4 tunnel named the Dickson Two Line with double skip and man-way to serve rising ore bodies and future discoveries. Power policy includes adding 150 horsepower to ease congestion pending final decision.
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Abe Visin
Hedley Gold Mining Co
Democratic Talk on Reciprocity Sparked by Canada Boundary Stance
Governor Woodrow Wilken, Democratic presidential hopeful, spoke in New Haven on September 28 about reciprocity with Canada. He cited Canadian concerns about economic integration and criticized Taft's view that reciprocity would make Canada subordinate to the United States, warning against overreach and urging careful alignment of economic policy.
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Woodrow Wilken
United States
New
Haven
Connecticut
Alvo
Canadian
Taft
Roosevelt
Canada
Chicago
New York
Supreme Court rules barking dogs liable for damages
A recent Supreme Court ruling clarifies dog owner responsibility after a dog bark frightened riders, injuring a plaintiff who sought 150 in damages. The high court sustained a verdict against the owner, stating vicious barking dogs make owners liable for all resulting damages, kept at peril. Boundary hockey teams begin season planning.
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Thich
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Che Avener
Supreme
Monk May Leave Cabinet Over Naval Policy Rift
Ottawa reports indicate Hon. F. D. Monk will resign from the Cabinet, citing a push for a plebiscite on emergency naval proposals. He may retire from the ministry but keep his seat in Parliament, while opposition among Cabinet members to the navy plan remains.
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Ottawa
F. D. Monk
Borden
Monk
Monkavill Neck
Monel Met al: Nickel Copper Alloy Gains Noted Uses
A Canadian Copper Company claim shows Monel metal alloy from nickel and copper closely matches desired composition. Reported to be nearly non corrosive with high strength, it is used in navy propellers, turbine parts, dairy and refrigeration equipment, automotive and electrical components, and numerous industrial applications including crane ropes and ship hulls.
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Canadian Copper Cmpany
Matteis
Canadien Copper Company
United States Navy
Steun
Stenja Us
British supply contracts spark imperial campaign notes
British mariner agents secure contracts to supply shells to the United States government as Britain readies for forthcoming political fray. Imperialists push funds while Yukon Eskimo finding draws anthropologists, and municipal ties with Shanghnesey imply ongoing governance questions as Vaderal parliament delays until January.
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United States
Terievtown
Britain
Blonde Eskinos
Yukon
Penticton Board Debates Proctor Kootenay Line Start
Penticton BC board of trade discusses urging early construction of the Proctor to Kootenay Landing section by the Canadian Pacific Railway. Nelson board pushes for government action amid hotel development and southern railway links. The group plans to await developments and may seek regional board support if CP announces during a trip through the Kootenays.
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B.C
Penticton Board of Trade Ateller
Nelson
Canadian Pacific Railway
Proctor-Kootenay Landing
Balfour Hotel
Nelson Board of Teide
E.W. Muteh
Nelson Board of Trade
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Kuoteany
Todd
Mitten
Tendem Sont
British Columbia
Mexican crisis tests Madero as fisheries dispute rages
President Madero battles a mounting crisis as the Supreme Court weighs fisheries control amid federal and local power disputes. Rosshind Miners Union censures rising commodity costs while the Bank of England hikes discount rates. Keir Hardie notes Canadian workers earning under eight dollars daily could fare as well in Britain, and a fifteen story edaver building is planned at Richards and Hastings in the spring.
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Canada
Britain
Edaver
Richards Aad
Hastings
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