Alberta Wheat Bill Sparks Lively Legislature Debate
In the Alberta Assembly the Wheat Bill triggered a heated session with Premier Greenfeld defending the measure while speakers like Mr Mitchell and bowd urged caution. Critics argued the bill could hamper Saskatchewan’s actions, as private members pressed for farming relief amid a contentious push to pass the act.
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Boble
Ely
Luweser
Messure
W. Cross. Eason
Greenfeld
Bowd
Mitchell
Saskatchewan
Alberta
W. Cross
Fi Mer
Moc McKenni Las St Anne
Sitant
Dse
Christmna
Montreal to Trim Coal Train Service Amid Strike
Grand Trunk Railway announced a temporary reduction in train throttling on the Canada line to conserve coal reserves after the US miners' strike. Main freight trains will largely run, with suspensions only where not harming commerce.
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Montreal
Grand Trunk Railway
Canada
Unite States
Rural Phone Extension Aims to Add 3100 Miles in Alberta
The provincial telephone department awards 13 contracts totaling about 127 million dollars to extend rural lines across Central and Southern Alberta. The program, part of the governments 1822 scheme, will add roughly 1100 miles of new lines and 1400 miles of later construction, following earlier work costing about 150000 dollars.
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Provinial Telephone Department
Tom Toulenge
Alberta
Strike Bargain With Rating Companies
London railway firms secured large tax relief after persuading the National Union county assessment committee to grant reductions in assessed sails. Parish rates tied to company revenue led to about 25 percent cuts, potentially saving the railway over £2,000,000 in total taxes.
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London
Keat
Britain
Hes Phenue
National Union County Assessment Committee
Grain Shipments For Europe Break Montreal Port Record
Grain Clearance Board figures show 59 million bushels shipped to Europe from Montreal by July 23, surpassing last year by about two million. MP Fennell, port general manager and board chairman, noted shipments near fifty million were higher than any other North American port and likely to grow this year.
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Montreal
Nach Kation
Europe
North American
MP. Fennell
Canada to spend fifty million on highways in five years
Government and provinces plan a combined expenditure of 50 million dollars for highway improvements by 1922 under the Canada Highways Act. About 20 million will come from the Dominion government and the rest from provincial funds. Ontario and Alberta have signed agreements, with Alberta awaiting plans approval.
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Canada
Ana Pity
New Brunswick
Alberta
Royal Family May Return to Bavaria in New Decree
Berlin reports the Bavarian government issued a decree to align with Reichstag defence laws. It omits provisions on a special tribunal and ministerial bans on ex rulers living abroad, and blocks non Bavarians from independent action in Bavaria. The Socialist faction counters with a manifesto defending republic unity.
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Berlin
Bavaria
Reichetag
Minister of the Interior
Germany
Aso
Ioan
Morden Team Wins Provincial Livestock Judging Cup
Morden Manitoba district boys won the James McCurdy Memorial Cup at the provincial Exhibition with 1 066 points Elgin placed second two points behind Masters Fearns also competed The event judged heavy horse beer and swine with a Holstein cow owned by Wo Hepburn Virden Manitoba setting a production record The team totaled 26 013 pounds of milk and meat across cattle sheep and related scores.
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James McCurdy
Morden
Man
Poin Elgin
Fearns
Wo Hepburn
Virden
Manitoba
Mit
Germans Demand Destruction of Kiel Range Finding School
The Council of Amsterdam demands immediate destruction of a fire control and range finding school reportedly set up by German naval authorities at a strategic Kiel Canal entrance point near Kiel. Allied opinion labels the site a critical entry point to the canal.
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Kiel
Council of Ams
Strategic
Poinm
Kiel Canal
Expr
Canal
Germans Land Cargo at Austra London
Irregular importation enforcement continues as Germany ships its first cargo to Australia amid ongoing restrictions on enemy imports. Victoria officials report the June 9 update confirms law remains in effect through August.
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Austra London
Victoria
Australia
U S Ambassador Henry Morganthau Meets Pope in Rome
The United States ambassador Henry Morgenthau III, visiting Rome, met Pope Pius in an audience and discussed his early service in Constantinople and experiences in the Ottoman capital.
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U.S. Ambassdor
Pius
Rome
Henry Morganthan
Turkey
Dronk
Capstansinople
Alberta Legislature Weighs Wheat Board Bill
Alberta lawmakers examine enabling legislation for a Dominion Wheat Board registration. Debate focuses on provincial credit and discretionary powers, with figures discussing potential costs and lines of credit. Ottawa and Winnipeg correspondents note possible delays in debt funding negotiations into September.
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Edmonton
Clas Ol
Didsbury
Johnstone
Wheat Board
J. E. Brownlee
JR Vosle
Liberis
Brownlee
Dominion Wheat Board
Ottawa
Boyle Als Ashe
Greenfield
Bea
James Stewart
Winnipeg
FW. Riddell
Regina
Stewart
Efforts To Increase Production of Coal In United States
United States officials discuss boosting coal production amid national energy concerns. Hoover urges governors to organize equitable distribution and fair pricing while states explore interstate cooperation with mining interests in central fields.
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United States
Washington
Permiient
Sataceiny Frank Furtington
Minnots Winers
Peoria
Jona J. Lewis
Ouners
Indiana
Hoover
Denial of Syrian Revolt Report Emerges From Officials
Officials say reports of a Syrian revolt and widespread rioting were greatly exaggerated Cairo reports that French mandate confirmation, Syrian League of Nations council, and attacks on French troops in Syria were overblown. The dispatch mentions casualties, aircraft losses, and captures linked to the unrest with conflicting accounts from Damascene sources.
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Caio
London
Syria
Cairo
Mateure
Damascue
Esra
der Dias
French Air Nd
Will Consolidate Soldier Settler Loans Into One
A government notice states that all soldier settler loans made before April 1 19 will be consolidated into a single loan for veterans. The period covers loans, stock, equipment, and farms established between goobs and getobes 4. Aircraft limitations are noted by the London Admiralty in Parliament, stating one plane per navy as a limit for sinking targets.
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Edmonton
London
Paris
Admiralt Admiralty
Progressive Liberal Fusion report signals tentative cross party moves
Ottawa statements from Quebec say 52 Progressives, MPs, expressed willingness to join the Liberal party with reserve. No binding agreement exists though some see a possible paring with Liberal gains. veterans protest in Regina over Western representation and war charge investigations reaches Grant McNeil.
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Quebec
Liberal Party
Uni Winniper
Home Hudson
Fipes
Repos Destrumental
Regina
Sask
Great War Veterans’ Association
Grant McNeil
Dominion GW Ys
Removal Of Cattle Embargo Seen as Inevitable
London reports reveal Lords largely favor ending the cattle embargo on Canada. Debates show peers split on unconditional removal, with amendments defeated 81 to 53 while others urged tied safeguards. The discussion points to forthcoming legislation linking embargo repeal with quarantine and guard measures for store cattle.
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London
Chaplin
Lincolnshire
Lord Lincolnshire
Lord Long
Board of Agriculture
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