Saskatchewan Amalgamation of Farmers' Groups Confirmed
In a Saskatchewan convention, the Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association and the Farmers' Union of Canada announced a formal amalgamation. After a tense session and a vote, delegates approved the basis of union and empowered boards to arrange necessary steps and legislation to complete the merger.
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Saskatchewan
Warmers Union of Canada
Farmers’ Union of Canada
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Road Builders Gather for Canadian Good Roads Meet
Plan to Meld Deminven meet Camemnien in September for the annual convention of the Canadian Good Roads Association in Bamwinion. Officials from the association and Ontario ministries conferred with Premier Brownlee and Hon. Alex Rows. About 700 delegates from across Canada are expected as the three day program covers western road problems and papers for road builders and users in Alberta.
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Camemnien
Bamonion
Peeiaimary Arrane
Abe Canadian
Thirteen Hanged In Plot Against Kemal At Smyrna
Reported executions at dawn along the Smyrna waterfront involved 13 men from One Turk and Union Progress party affiliates. Among the hanged were noted deputies from Bemid and Erzerun and former minister Tambolet Bey warned against wholesale killings. The plot’s origins were traced to last December amid opposition ties.
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Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Tambolet Bey
No Interior
Union Progress Party
New Turkey
Chukr! Hey
Bemid
Zia Hourcit Hey
Ruch Pasha
Erzerun
Evi
Empire Wireless Delayed Before the End of the Year
Postmaster General told the House of Commons a delay in completing Imperial wireless beam stations using the Marcon system of directional sending has occurred. He expected Canada, South Africa, Australia and India stations to be operating before year end. News items also cover Indian child welfare, a shipwreck near East Africa, a Northland Elevator plant for Port Arthur Ontario, and advance polls for seamen in upcoming elections.
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Jon
House of Commons
Imperial
Canada
South Africa
Australia
India
Coal Strike May Continue Says Churchill
Winston Churchill, chancellorr exchequer, told London bankers the coal crisis would continue for some time. He noted it was hurting national wealth more in areas with strong trade unions, but overall trade and finance had not yet suffered as badly as expected when the strike began.
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Winston Churchill
London
Government Formation in Twenty Thirteenth Year Outlook
Omen of government formation referenced with Sir Witfrid Laarte's administration and privy council oath. Describes the date and events surrounding the new government taking office, including provisions to prevent administration issues and the timing of sworn commitments.
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Meighen
Uae
Witfrid Laarte
Bim Jaif
Privy Council
Medan
Ontario Sunday dancing ban backed by attorney general
Hon W F Nickle Ontario attorney general announced a statewide prohibition on public dancing Sundays. He stated municipalities need not refuse licenses and that provincial statutes will crown dancing bans. The pronouncement followed Niagara Falls city council deputation testimony.
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Ontario
Toronto
Province of
W. F. Nickle
Nickle
Counci
Niagara Falls
Financial crisis in Europe sparks alarm across nations
European financial turmoil triggers urgent moves as Belgium seeks full powers for King Albert to issue stabilizing decrees. France plans a parallel bill, while Mussolini's cabinet faces questions of responsibility. Belgium's franc sinks. gold standard discussed as remedy amid swift government action.
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Europe
Belgian Chamber of Deputies
Albert
M. Caillaux
Prem
Mary
Mussolini
Belgium
Globe Gacing Record Kvane and Welle Circumnavigate Earth
Edward S. Evans and Linton Wells completed a world circumnavigation in under 29 days. They began early June 16 and finished at the Pulitzer building in New York after 28 days 14 hours x minutes, beating the 1918 record of 35 days 21 hours 5 minutes set by John Henry Mears.
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Kvane
Welle
Earth
New York
Edward S. Evans
Linton
Wells
Pulitzer
Ume
John Henry Mears
Sapiro appeals for unity among Saskatchewan farmers
Mr Sapiro urged farmers in Saskatchewan to preserve the cooperative spirit as he critiqued US wheat pools and warned against straying from true cooperation. Dr. Walter Murray chaired the meeting in Saskatoon after a civic ceremony welcoming Sapiro as a freeman, with A J McPhail remarking on the wheat pool.
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Saskatchewan
Sapiro
Sas Katchewan
U.S.A
Sackatchewan
Walter Murray
Saskatoon
A. J. McPhail
Mr Sapiro
Mr. Sapiro
Murray
New Governor General Likely Sworn In In Quebec
The incoming Governor General Viscount Willingdon is expected to be sworn in upon reaching Quebec. Historical precedent shows oaths of office performed in the ancient capital for prior governors general. The Delfef suggests a continuance of this ceremonial procedure.
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Viscount Willingdon
Quebec
Canada
Hi Fa
Duke of Devonshire
Haron Byng
Vimy
Delfef
Epidemic Triage At Royal Victoria Hospital
In Montreal the Tables epidemic has led to 140 patients treated at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Cases ranged from minor wounds to serious injuries with bites through the muscles, reflecting the outbreak’s severity and medical response.
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Montreal
Huadren
Royal Victori Hospital
Strapping Scots for the Prairies Headed to Canada as Farmers
A photo caption describes a group of well-built Scottish youths boarding the Canadian Pacific 8.5 bound for Canada to take up farming. Capt. A. Allen, Canadian Government Agent, leads the group with E. Ferguson of Edinburgh and A Cryde of Helensburgh among others from Glasgow and Castle Cary awaiting the journey.
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Montrose
Canada
A. Allen
E. Ferguson
Edinburgh
A. Cryde
Helensburgh
McCole
D. Robirnson
J. McCole
Glaygow
W. Thomson
Castle Cary
Imperial Conference Proposed Agenda Items
Forest Pres Take Heavy Tol outlines October fifth as the proposed date for the Imperial Conference. The agenda covers overseas settlement inter-imperial failure and the imperial marketing board, imperial communications and the turning committee, research and exhibitions, and a review of how state enterprises are taxed.
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Empire Parley
London
Ralumin
Lowing
Imperial Feononite Committee
Empire Marketing Board
Imperial Communications
Havidwin
Tragic Canadian Mountain Fire Claims Four Tourists
A forest fire in the Kootenay region traps a party of six returning from a campsite trip. Mrs Leslie Warren and Mrs Clifford S Dysart die, while their husbands Leslie Warren and Chester Nesbit suffer severe burns. Corporal Taylor of the KMP investigates after the group’s car stalls at the west entrance of Kootenay Crossing as flames sweep toward them.
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Mra
Leslie Warren
Clifford S Dysart
Sask
Otameie
Ure Cams
Lestie Watve
Cheford Nesbit
Hospital
Ag Tuverece
Corporal Taylor
Kemp
Kootenay Crossing
Accurdit
No Postponement Seen for Imperial Conference
London, The Daily Telegraph reports rumors of a delay in the Imperial conference are unfounded. Canadian authorities have not requested a postponement and no representative date change is expected. Dominion attendance remains uncertain.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Canada
Saskatchewan Reports No Black Stem Rust Found
No black stem rust detected in the province to date according to Dr Guthrie Sanford head of Dominion laboratory of plant pathology at the University of Saskatchewan infections of rust recently reported but not serious enough to cause major damage in Saskatchewan
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Saskatchewan
Sakatoon
Guthrie Sanford
Dominion Laborators of
University of Light
Meighen's New Cabinet Assumes Office in Ottawa
In Ottawa the Meighen government forms its new cabinet with Arthur Meighen as prime minister and secretary of state for external affairs. Sir George Perley is secretary of state and privy councillor, with ministers named for finance, justice, national defence, customs, agriculture, railways, post, trade, and labor. Several portfolios remain unfilled, to be allotted to Quebec and Saskatchewan, with acting ministers named for marine and fisheries, interior, health, immigration, and soldiers civil re-establishment.
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Follo
Arthur Meighen
Pri
Sir George Perley
Henry Drayton
Donald Sutherland
R. D. Morand
John A. MacDonald
Civi
Quebec
Saskatchewan
Patenaude
Marine and Fisheries
R. B. Bennett
Interior
Morand
J. I. Chabot
Ottawa
Meighen
Attempted Channel Swim Ends After Nine Hours in Water
Birmingham swimmer Frank Perks failed to complete the English Channel crossing, abandoning after nine hours in the sea from Dover under adverse conditions. The dramatic effort underscores ongoing Channel challenges reported amid other global notes on politics and exhibitions.
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Birmingham
English
Frank Perks
Perks
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