Wheat Pool Aims to Protect Saskatchewan Farmers Profits
Saskatchewan farmers could save between 20 and 36 million dollars this year if the wheat pool forms to secure an average price for the season. The Canadian Manufacturers Association, led by T. Russell, welcomed guests and noted common ground with cooperative marketing aims in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drei
Cuan of Agriculture
Tad
Edwards
TA. Russell
Canadian Manufacturers’ 5 Association
Canada
Alberta to repeat Wembley display with changes
Premier Greenfield announced Alberta will be represented at Wembley again this year as part of the all Canadian display. The province plans the same showing as last year but with alterations to stay current. decision on sending a representative for part or all of the time remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Alberta
Wembley
Greenfield
Toronto
Prospector Narrow Escape After Eight Days in Shaft
Fred Fost, 60, a prospector in Dawson Vermont, fell 30 feet in a shaft at Gold Creek on February 20. He crawled to his cabin after eight days, ran out of fuel, and nearly died before being found. Meanwhile Britain pays 15 shillings weekly to unemployed men, but rail officials fail to fill a porter job at 30 shillings weekly for four months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Fred Fost
Alough
Foss
London
Great Britain
Berlin Sees Drop in Personal Crisis Reports per Capita
Berlin records personal crisis reports down to 36 per 1000 residents, a sharp fall from 125 per 1000 in Efforts to reduce self harm continue. Japan plans inaugural air service linking Osaka Oita and Fukuoka with passenger flights priced at 49 sen per leg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Japani
Osaka
Japan
Oita
Fukuoka
Prince Albert Claims Crow's Nest Rates Dispute
A trade board hears the Crow's Nest rates dispute between Prince Albert and Regina. The Prince Albert branch of the Canadian National Railway seeks to apply freight terms to another city, arguing the CPR case sets a precedent. Saskatoon is cited as similar, with demands to remove current discrimination against Prince Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albert
Prince
Promised Freight Rate Reforms Stir Northern Alberta Talks
Northern Alberta boards press Sir Henry Thornton over promised Crow’s Nest rate changes. A July ban on discrimination looms, with Edmonton and surrounding districts hopeful for fair freight adjustments. Sydney Woods KC and the board of trade push CN Railway leadership to honor the pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Sir Henry Thornton
Monton
Board of Rate
Edmonton
Norter
Sir Henry
Sydney D. Woods
Board of Trade
Canadian National Railway
Marvels Of Science Photographs Of Inaugural Ceremony Transmitted
San Francisco papers report photographs of the U S presidential inaugural ceremony taken in Washington and transmitted within minutes to Ms city by the Telephonograph and Telegraph Company. The printed negatives were as sharp as when taken. The rapid process marks a marvel in electrical transmission of images.
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U.S
San Francisco
Washington
Ms City
Francis Eh Ansinitt
Empire Exhibition Overdraft and Global Posts
Empire Exhibition has an overdraft at Lloyds Bank for 1 750 000 pounds largely covered by a government guarantee recently raised to 1 100 000 pounds. Bank agrees to share risk up to a total overdraft of 2 200 000 pounds as talks continue. Embassy in Turkey elevation planned. Turkish talks conducted with Austen Chamberlain. A London company plans an exhibition to sell model dresses from English and Scotch fabrics to wholesale houses. British women adopt masculine fashion details and a new glass bead necklace with an electric灯 pendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lloyd's Bank
Wembley
Turkey
Austen Chamberlain
Explosion at German Factory Kills Several, Injures Dozens
A blast at a German factory in Gyuanite exploded during a powder division test, killing several and injuring 38 others. Fire officials reported that structural failures and surrounding debris caused the casualties as investigators work to determine the exact cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsatier Fae Oer
West Pallan-Anhalt
Canegete Labouring Montreal Canada Speech
Unger and Robert Forke MP discuss Canadian development and finances. They warn railways and canals burden Canada cannot pay for yet despite abundant natural resources. They urge ending sectionalism, embracing Canadianism, and a spirit of compromise for progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moot Forte
Montreal
Shieh
Dad
Robert Forke
Progressive Party
North Bay
Winn
Caneda
Plain ceremony at Coolidge inauguration in quiet tone
Calvin Coolidge calmly assumed the presidency for a four year term in a simple inaugural ceremony. He renewed his oath on a Bible, spoke in a restrained address, and emphasized frugality as the nation listened by radio. After his speech he joined guests for a parade viewing at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Mr. Coolidge
Mil. Hons
Frany Wiis
Coolidge
White House
Winnipeg Cannery Project Granted Dominion Charter
A Dominion charter is granted for a million dollar cannery project in Winnipeg districts to be run by Allied British Canners and Distributors Limited. The firm plans operations in Manitoba Quebec and British Columbia with a Winnipeg plant and potential future sites. Legislative moves seek to curb charitable lotteries by removing a current exemption under the Criminal Code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg-It_ was
Winpes
Allied British Canners 4 Distributors, Limited
United
Vrations
Quebec
Winnipe
British Columbia
Ouawa
J Martell
Bih
New Earl of Oxford Makes Maiden Speech in Lords
The Earl of Oxford Acquith delivered his maiden speech warning allies against indefinite Rhine occupation and pressuring for a time-limited exit. He urged broader European security through a comprehensive pact to ease France's insecurity and protect regional peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quith
London
Earl of Oxford
Acquith
House of Lords
Rhine
France
Europe
Canadian Woman War Correspondent Dead
Vancouver writer Eleanor Franklin, famed for accompanying British forces in Mesopotamia and touring India, died in New York from pneumonia. She formerly worked for the Victoria Times and was described as a gifted war novelist and reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesopotamia
Vancouver
Eleanor Franklin
New York
Martin Egan
Victoria Times
Fann
India
Paris
Propaganda Through Moscow Radio Stations
Reported use of state controlled radio in Moscow and Nizhny Novgorod by the Bolshevik party to push political aims. Daily programming emphasizes political talks and ideological messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Grad
Nichni Novgorod
Natan
Tolsheviks
Mwnt
T Uieir
Soral
Ottawa council supports 1924 research drive funding
Ottawa reports 46 investigations in 1924 with 9 reports under council for scientific and industrial research. $55,629 granted for research during the year ending March 31 1924 from a total sale of $120,000. Twelve fellowships and 24 bursaries awarded. work ongoing with 19 Canadian university departments. Congress backs world court alignment with Harding Coolidge reservations. Explosion injures several enlisted men as powder detonates during training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Council For Selentitie and Industrial Research
Canada
National Flag for Canada Proposal in Parliament
A. R. McMaster Liberal MP for Brome proposes to move that the government take steps to create or choose a national flag and supports considering a national tax as part of the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otawa
Canada
A. R. McMaster
House of Commons
Brome
Singapore Base Price Revealed at Naval Conference
The planned Ringapore naval base costs were set at £2,200,000 with land handover completed and Mong Kong to contribute £250,000. The first naval conference in Far Eastern waters discussed defence needs for the Pacific region amid mounting strategic concerns.
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Hinagamire
Che Sity
Ringapore
Pacite
Conference planned for May on reciprocal trade with West Indies
Ottawa reports preparations under way for a Canadian West Indies conference in May to discuss a new treaty for reciprocal trade. XLV, who visited the West Indies, says reports revived enthusiasm for another conference and for sending delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Megettion
Hance Logan
Xlv
West
Western Mines Terminate Agreement Notices Strike Action
The Western Coal Operators Association intends to give notice to the American Mine Workers Calgary on March a4 to terminate the present agreement. Operations were suspended in September and October due to a strike. The mining industry in the province has faced heavy losses with many mines operating only a few days per week. Reduced output attributed mainly to the recent contractions in union activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Mines
Calgary
Western Coal Operators’ Association
of America
Ontario Seeks Alberta Coal to Fuel Ontario Railways
Premier Trentier Ferguson spoke at length about Ontario securing coal from Alberta to support interprovincial trade and Confederation. He announced plans to bring 16,008 tons of Alberta coal to Ontario by May 1 and hoped to obtain Nova Scotia and Alberta coal quotas as cheaply as U S imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Trentier Ferguson
Ontario
Canada
Confederation
Alberta
Nova Scotia
United States
Alberta Legislature Considers Tax Tribunal Reforms
Alberta moves toward an assessment tribunal and compulsory taxi improvements across municipalities. Edmonton discusses new acts including mint appeals while the Alberta Union of Municipalities and regional centers such as Lethbridge Red Deer and smaller towns participate in debates on the government proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Edmonton
Alberta Union of
Municipalites
Lethbridge
Red Deer
Wether
Cock Fight Raid Halts In Basement Showdown
A planned cockfight in a basement venue near Sandwich was interrupted as officials halted the event. About 49 spectators were present for the preliminaries before police intervened. Provincial credit boards report 224,822 tied to rural credit administration and 1,750,000 in processing under provincial control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Sandwich
Winnipegsia Anulusonad
SRAIN FUTURES CASE BEFORE THE PRIVY COUNCIL
The Dominion stage appeals through the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council on a Manitoba tax dispute. Ontario or Saskatchewan interests feature. the Supreme Court of Canada previously ruled against Manitoba in a case involving delivery taxes and provincial powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Srain
Privy Council
Sekatchewan
Supreme Court of Canada
Newcombe
Seakatenewean
Atberia
Toran
Laurance
K.C
London
Bachelors Seek Edmonton Women in Village District
A group of bachelor Ving Citzene TM League travels to Pine Knoll Kamland and Deel and plans to marry and bring back marriageable partners for local settlers. The WPA endorses the effort and provides financial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmonton
Abert
Jane Thonas Joakson
Pine Knoll
Kamland
Deeland
WPA
Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Urged by Official
Dr. George MN vm, veterinary director general, told the House of Commons that bovine tuberculosis could be eradicated at low cost if owners show interest and cooperate with the UK government. He stressed realism, urging that the issue be removed from political contention and handled on a scientific basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George MN Vm
House of Commons
Eat More Apples Campaign Aims to Boost Canadian Ration
A garbled report notes Canadians cut daily averages to four apples weekly. Officials cite a national horticulture council and Felbinown slogan standard as targets. An intensive advertising drive is planned during the year end period.
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