Wheat Pool History Highlighted Before U S Senators
Washington reports A J McPhail president of the Central Selling Agency described the Canada Wheat Pool as boosting farmer prices and influencing the world market. He testified before the Senate committee on agriculture at the invitation of Senator McNary, noting the pool’s education drive and cooperative gains, with funding from banks rather than government and loans reaching millions.
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Washington
Canada
A. J. McPhail
Senate
McPhail
McNary
Canady
Brockhart
Canvos
Ould
Pool of Man
Alberta
Centrag
Eefend
Azarous
Wheat Board
Thete Rense
Kean
Liberal election drive to visit every district in Britain
The Great Liberal drive for victory begins with 4000 speakers lecturing on Lloyd George’s unemployment remove plan. Leaders will tour England Wales and Scotland before Parliament dissolves, with Lloyd George opening in Wales and promising visits to every nook and cranny.
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London
Maginna
David Lloyd George
England
Wales
Scotland
Norton Greek studies fellowship awarded to Edmonton student
Vernon Elgin Way of Edmonton Alberta has been named the Charles Eliot Norton fellow in Greek studies for 1929 30 announced at Harvard University Way a Harvard graduate school student will study for a year at the United States School of Classical Studies in Athens under the fellowship plan.
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Camonage
Ates Vernon Elgin Way
Edmonton
Alberta
Charles Elliot Norton
Harvard University
Way
Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
United States School of Classical Studies
Athens i
Missing Rosamond Morse Vanishes From Brookline Home
Rosamond Morse aged 10, daughter of Baward W Morse Jr, a wealthy Brookline resident, has been missing since January 4. Private detectives and police failed to locate her after a three month search.
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Boston
Weston Hernia
Rosamond Morse
Baward W. Morse
Brookline
Natn
Two Killed In Plane Crash At Kibedive Sask
A Velie Monocoupe crashed in Kibedive Sask killing pilot Poland Ford of Regina and passenger John Shchorchuk CPR foreman. The right wing snagged a telephone wire, trapping them in the cockpit as flames engulfed the wreck. The coroner's jury deemed the victims dead or stunned, with some conjecture the crash alone may not have killed them.
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Pasenger
Kibedive, Sask
Kibedive Sask
Poland Ford
Regina
John Shcorchuk
Ford
Scholarships For Research Workers in Canada
Ottawa announces the National Research Council grants sixty post graduate scholarships or fellowships and studentships totaling about $50 000. The awards support outstanding graduates across the Dominion to pursue scientific study at Canadian universities and laboratories aiding national industry and research.
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Ottawa
National Research Council of
National Research Council
Canada
League of Nations aide tours Canada for world peace drive
M Avenol deputy secretary general of the League of Nations visits Vancouver and plans to tour from Pacific to Atlantic speaking for world peace and League work. He will promote a coast to coast membership drive aiming to raise from 21 000 to over 50 000 members. Diamonds owned in United States valued at 4 trillion? Continental Insurance notes high per capita holdings.
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Ottawa
Russia
China
M. Aveno
Geneva
League
League of Nations Society
Canada
New York, N
Tn United States
Continental Insurance Company
Canadian Pacific to Operate New Hotel in Guelph
E W Beatty president of the Canadian Pacific Railway announces the railway will operate the hotel to be erected in Guelph by Arthur W Cutten Chicago grain operator. Beatty is visiting Toronto when the agreement is disclosed.
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Toronto
Canadian Pacific Ralway
Guelph
Arthur W. Cutten
Chicago
E. W. Beatty
Toronta
Canadians in the United States Face Deportation Risk
The article outlines three groups of Canadians in the U S under a near passage of a deportation law. Group one includes those who entered before 1921 without paying the head tax and face no deportation due to statute limits. Group two covers those who entered between 1921 and 1924 who likewise evade deportation limits but must regularize residence to leave or visit Canada. Group three, those since July 1 1921, face absolute deportation with no statute of limitations, risking arrest and possible deportation even after building homes or establishing residence.
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Washington
Walter W. Husband
Canada
United States
Currie tax case and Prince George duty report
W N Tilley KC, counsel for Sir Arthur Currie, notes taxation costs in his action, with net totals $5377 after deductions from $11087 charged. A judgment of $5900 is also payable. In London Prince George, King’s son, reported for duty at the Foreign Office on April 3 and met future colleagues before returning to Buckingham Palace for luncheon.
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Toronto
W. N. Tilley, KC
Arthur Currie
France
London
England
Prince George
Foreign Office
Buckingham Palace
Confidence Vote Maintains Bracken Government Winnipeg
Manitoba legislature expressed confidence in the Bracken government by a 1 to 19 vote after a Labor resolution remanded an investigation into the Seven Sisters Falls power agreement. John Queen sponsored the motion with Liberal support and cross-party backing from Conservatives and independents. a session opening included tributes to Bracken and news leaders, and unity was shown as a sympathy resolution was unanimously adopted.
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Winnipeg
Bracken
Manitoba
Seven Sisters Falls
John Queen
H. A. Robson
Leacher
Regina to Open Immigration Department Office
The Immigration Department, under G Todd, will establish a permanent Regina office in the Darke Block after a year of demand and temporary space in the Veteran Block. Aimed to align with Saskatoon Calgary and Famonton offices, the Regina site will function as the department's northern Saskatchewan hub.
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Regina
Ma Regina
Department of 1
Saskatchewan
G .Todd
Immigration Department
Todd
Department
Saskatoon
Calsary
Famonton
Laurentian Scene Promotes Fishing Region Beauty
A reproduced amateur photograph showcases the Laurentian district north of Montreal, highlighted by the Tourist Department of the Canadian Pacific Railway to attract anglers. It emphasizes natural beauty more than actual fishing prospects, inviting true anglers to appreciate the landscape and the art.
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Laurentian
Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
Epidemic Meningitis Sharp in Shanghai Area
Officials curb steerage travel from Shanghai to Canada and the United States to curb disease spread. Authorities report a large outbreak with an estimated thousand cases under treatment in and around Shanghai amid limited statistics on the exact numbers.
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Shanghai
Canada
United States
Michigan Law Repeats Lif e Law Despite Commuta tions
Michigan repeals its life penalty law for fourth offences by enacting the Watson House bill. Governor Fret W. Green signs the measure removing 220 minor felonies from the life-penalty list and announces commuting life terms for Ella Mac Miller Channie Tripp Tony Papich and other inmates serving life for liquor felonies.
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Lawsing
Mich
Michigan
Fret W. Green
Watson House
Green
Ella Mac Miller
Channie Tripp
Tony Papich
Subsidy system for Manitoba condemned by counsel
In Ottawa, A K McMaster, senior Dominion counsel, told the Manitoba natural resources commission that the subsidy system is vicious and must be kept narrow. He argued Manitoba should not gain from alienated lands nor be placed in a worse position, noting federal tax revenue should not rely on lavish subsidies. If compensation is needed, a lump sum would be preferable to higher allowances, he said.
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Ottawa
Manitoba
A. K. McMasterc
Manitoba Atural Resources Commission
Canada
McMaster
Justice Turgeon
Commission
Mr. McMaster
Pacific Yields Clue To Aviation Tragedy
Fragments found off the Pacific coast suggest parts of a U S government craft that vanished in 1922 or 1923 near Mills Field. Identification points to components such as struts and rudder from the aircraft carrying Captain William P. Erwin and Alvin E. Schwaldt toward Honolulu, deepening the mystery of their fatal voyage.
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San Francisco
Calsa Tsolan
Tery
Dole
Honolulu
Army
Navy
United States
Pacific
Mills Field Munterpats
William P. Erwin
Alvin E. Schwaldt
Here
New Auto Offence Counts Added in British Columbia
The attorney general adds grievous bodily harm and furious driving aiming to cause bodily harm as new counts to manslaughter indictments in auto cases. Justice Gregory explained at prevent assizes while presenting indictments to the grand jury. The change follows a Supreme Court of Canada decision, easing jury reluctance to convict on manslaughter.
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Vancouver
British Columbia
FB. Gregory
Supreme Court of Canada
Josethe Gregory
Uruguayan Aviators Found Safe After Deserted Flight
Two Uruguayan fliers named Miers de lared were found alive in southern Colombia after a two day voyage in a small cat aircraft. They had been forced down in northern Ecuador where their plane was destroyed during the abortive flight toward Bogota and Conomoma.
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Bogota
Conomoma
Ace
Colombia
Ecuador
Miers Delared
Aviation Course Plan by Massachusetts Education Dept
The Massachusetts State Department of Education advances a plan to offer an aeronautics correspondence course after announcing the program. Since the notice, more than 400 inquiries have come in from 23 states along with Canada and Haiti.
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Bowvom
Nearsasas Oyaly
Oyma
Massachusetts State Department of Education
Uniony
Canada
Haith
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