Canadian Board of Trade Comes Into Existence
Ottawa forms the Canadian Board of Trade to promote unity among provincial groups and coordinate central administration. Col L Regan of Toronto named permanent secretary treasurer. the organization aims to locate 36 head offices in Ottawa with a national conference attendee group from boards across Canada. Regan, CMG, was general manager of the Canadian Wholesale Goods Association and served as deputy paymaster general in the war.
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Ottawa
Canta Sud
Rcles
Otte
Col
le Regan
CMG Bawdy
Toronto
Ade
Canada
L. Regan
OMG
Eec
Col Regan
Canadian
Wholesalary Goods Association
Col Rehan
Disastrous Fire Sweeps Banff Springs Hotel
A fire roared through Banff Springs Hotel in the rotunda of the north wing. Townspeople and Calgary fire crews saved the south wing and much furniture while officials assess the damage and repair plans for the central section and tower.
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Banff Springs
Banff Springstore
Banff
SlarGe Goreve
Tallway
Calgary
Dutie Fe
Expedition Sails for Dutch New Guinea to Study Tribes
The party led by Prof. Matthew F Sterling Berkeley California sailed from Batavia bound for Sourabasa to explore Dutch New Guineas interior. Historian A Gedberg said if plenty they will find them. They aim to gain scientific knowledge and material for the world in Geneva noting New Guinea remains the last unexplored region.
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California
Batavia
Java
Matthew F. Sterling
Berkeley
Callt
Sourabasa
Dutch New Guinea
A. Gedberg
Geneva
New Guinea
Passengers Vaccinated After Smallpox Case on branch line train
A smallpox patient on a Motoba branch line train prompted vaccination for every passenger and crew member. The patient was taken to Warin Winniper where he died after the exposure. The incident shows the rapid public health response to contain the outbreak.
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Matoba
Winniper
Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association Annual Meeting Remarks
Miss S A Campbell, president, urged advanced training and protection of the profession at the Saskatchewan Registered Nurses Association annual meeting. She emphasized raising standards for nurses in Saskatchewan and improved education for the field. In Britain, unemployment fell toward one million as the recent week saw a drop of 26,000 to 1,014,000.
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Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan Registered Nurses’ Association
SA. Campbell
London
Great Britain
Alberta Legislature Recalls Peace River Coast Outlet Debate
The Alberta legislature reviews last week for Peace River coast outlet and railroad talks. Premier Brownlee and Premier Mackenzie King push Dominion role on Hudson Bay road. A civil case against Geo P Smith follows a costly printing dispute, while a bill to regulate development and a schoolbooks act pass committee. An Edmonton Chinaman, Wong Kong Yee, is assaulted and robbed near home.
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Peace River
Columbia
Royal Bank
Batt
Mately
Brownles
Dominion
Mackenzie Kole
Edmonton
Canada
Ottawa
Geo. P. Smith
AL. Sith
Bedale and
Jeffreys
Department
Callon
Alberta
Wong Kong Yee
Uruguayan Mayor Plans World Flight Funded by Government
Uruguayan aviator Mayor Jea Borges travels to Europe to buy airplanes for a late August world flight. The venture is sponsored by the Uruguayan government.
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Montevideo
Ruguay
Jea Borges
Europe
Gover
Capsized boats sink as storm leaves missing in Japan
A report from Hokkaido indicates several fishing boats capsized during a northern Japan storm. More than a dozen people are listed as missing, with crews and local authorities launching search operations along the stormhit coast.
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Tokio
Hokkaido
Japan
Queen Signs Contract to Write Movie Scenarios
Queen writes for American film projects under a contract to craft a series of thrilling scenarios. The report notes connections to sports and entertainment through industry sources and mentions partie details.
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Nation
Queen Stare
Sumanis
Parte
Bright Outlook For Western Farmers
CPR survey finds agricultural conditions favorable across western provinces with good rainfall and snowfall aiding spring readiness. Acreage figures show Manitoba 3,299,700 and Saskatchewan 4,548,485, Alberta 3,0?00, with total cultivated area around 13,350,000, dependent on farmers plowing and field opening.
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CPR
Canadiai
Manitoba
Javeliewan
Alberta
Hudson Bay Railway seen as key to western ore routes
Senator G I Robertson notes Hudson Bay line could shift iron ore from Belcher Islands to Alberta fields, linking Lake Robertson deposits by water and rail to Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania and sending wheat to Europe via Nelson and James Bay. He cites shorter rail and longer water haul benefits and frontier connections to smelters in Alberta.
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Toronto
Hudson Straits
Europe
Hudson Hay Railway
Robertson
The
Star
Egell
Alberta
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Western Canada
Hobertson
Superior
Hudson's Bay
Port Nelson
Moose Factory
James Bay
Fort William
Fort Nelson
Belcher Islands
Belcher Leinude
Hudon's Bay
James Day
Madson's Bay
Chilled Beef Export Trade Advocated in Canada Report
Ontario Agriculture Inquiry chair Dr David Jamieson urges a chilled beef export trade and a larger live cattle flow to English markets. He criticizes the WTA mission to save Canadian cattle ships, says it cost 35 456 with little result, and credits the new Canadian conference for boosting the live cattle trade to Britain.
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Toronto
Canada
Ontario Agricultures
David Jameson
England
Fenders
WTA
Preston
Dr. Jamieson
Avlantie Shipping
Nere
Britain
Question on Mounties in British Columbia debate
A Conservative member for Victoria asks in the Commons whether Canadians still deem the RCMP necessary in British Columbia given wartime coastal policing and drug squad coverage by Vancouver and Victoria forces. He notes provincial polls show broad support and highlights provincial offices in major cities.
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Victoria Ouannon
SFT
Vative
Victoria
Questio Commons
Canada
RCMP
British Columbia
Vancouver
Ely Poller
Muoterpal Polles
Atub
Brisk Demand For Farm Labor In Saskatchewan District
A brisk demand for farm workers is reported across Saskatchewan with labor imported from British Columbia Alberta and Manitoba nearly daily. By March 1 a total of 263 workers had been brought in, along with a large number of Scandinavian Danish and English immigrants placed for spring and summer work.
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Regina
Askatchewan
British Columbia
Alerta
Manitoba
Otic
Attempted assassination disrupts Mussolini's tour in England
Italian premier Benito Mussolini was shot at during a visit to Sandwich Bay. A 63? year old Irishwoman, Violet Gibson, fired a revolver as Mussolini neared a crowd. The bullet pierced his nose but caused no grave injury. he insisted on returning to Rome, urging no reprisals as the crowd reacted with alarm.
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Rome
Benito Mussolini
Hoks
Violet Albina Gibson
Si Baron Ashbourne
Plegene
France
Mussolini
Roberto Alessandri
Raffaele Bastianelli
Bastianelli
Mussolinia
Agate
Ratte
Alessandri
Tawuanenlt
Alberta Pacific Sold To Montreal Company
Shareholders unanimously approved transferring more than six million dollars in assets of the Alberta Pacific Grain Company to the Royal Securities Corporation of Montreal. The buyers plan a new company with the same name to operate the venture, with current managers likely to stay in place. Completion is expected within a few weeks amid British mining interests involved in the original ownership.
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Calgary
Alber Pacite Heals Company
Royal Securities Corporation of Montenefe
Alberta
Britsh Milsing Interests
Alberta Pacifie
Bis
Camada
Big Development Plans for Flin Flon Mining Area
A major development project with an expenditure range from 15 to 19 million dollars will start in the Flin Flon mining region of Northern Manitoba once a railway line reaches the area and ore treatment testing is completed. The Mining Corporation led by P. Watson envisions a smelter with a 2000 ton daily ore output and plans to extend development along the Churebill River.
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Winnipeg
Geneme
UN Fin Flon
Manitoba
P. Watson
Wat Ashwent
Ails
Churebill River
British Diplomat Dead Sir John Brown Noted For Achieve ment
Sir John Meleavyrow a British diplomat in the Far East died aged 84. Noted for leading diplomacy with Russia’s Admiral Alexion and for his Korea postings from 1898 to 1900 as head of customs and controller of banners. His career in the Far East began in isolation during the era of trade and treaty negotiations.
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John Brown
Far East
London
John Meleavyrow
Orient
Allan Cup Defenders Port Arthur Jam Visit Montreal Opponents Toronto Varsity
The Port Arthur Jam, holders of the Allan Cup, traveled on the Imperial Limited from Port Arthur to Montreal for crucial games against Toronto Varsity. After a thirty hour journey they appeared ready for action, with a photographed lineup listing Brydge as captain and Chabot in goal among others.
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Port Arthur Jam
Cpr
Windsor
Montreal
Toronto Varsity
Canada
Port Arthur
Imperial Limited
Ted Whaten
D. Cox
Pudas
Bill Brydge
de Ence
Lorne Chabot
Alex Stay
Art Ponsford
BL. Carpenter
Wilfrid L'Heureux
Gordon Wilson
A. Chapman Tub
J Heke
Canada Faces Farm Immigration Over Supply
Ottawa reports a surplus of farm applicants in Canada for this year prompting a hold on accepting new immigrant families. Only sailing postponements are expected as the migration department reviews the situation and considers cancellation of future admissions.
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Petortpat
Hellain
Ireland
Tobias Bee
Meir
Dominion
Ottawa
Canada
Renee
Mi Farully
Clement
Blockade Banter Sparks Bitter War Trade Debate
A fragmented 1914 era discussion portrays Senatorial ridicule of a plan to offer Dill for all American trade as a World War era blockade of Germany inflames opinions. The piece notes foreign relations strain and domestic leaders reacting to the suggestion with skeptical humor and sharp critique.
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Senate
Ats
Cat Aimerten
Physicians Test Out Combined Inventions in Chicago
Chicago doctors at Saint Luke's Hospital test a combined radiostethoscope and electrocardiograph to produce a more accurate heart beat record. They attach the cardiograph line to the stethoscope to capture heart sounds weekly, promising improved diagnosis.
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Chicago
SL Luke's Hospital
Saskatchewan Dairy Pool forms first cooperative under Marketing Act
Dairy Pool Incorporated in Saskatchewan becomes the first legal cooperative under the Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Act. A provisional board is named, targeting 25 percent of provincial creameries with a butter output of 160,008 pounds last year. Sign-up must reach one quarter of producers by November 24 to enable operation.
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Saskatchewan
Regina
Saskatchewan Dairy
Orien
Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Ac
Ottawa Railway Brotherhoods Seek Powers and Pension Reforms
Representatives of railway brotherhoods met Premier King and cabinet members to push for expanded powers of the senate, an age pension, tax increases, tariff relief, and exemption for port operations under the new tax framework. The discussions focused on broader fiscal and social measures amid ongoing budget considerations.
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Ottawa
King
Tate
Senate
Foe of Fascists Dies in France Leader Signor Amendola
Giovanni Amendola, once Italy's war minister and later colonial minister, a foe of fascists and head of the opposition to the government in exile, died in France at age 52.
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France
Giovanni Amea
Maly
Signor
Amendola
Italy
Calaister
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Alberta Legislatur
Durie
Queen
B.C
U. S
Dairy Pool Incorporated
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