New Proposal For Completion Of H B Road
A distorted 19th century dispatch outlines a proposal to back Hudson’s Bay Railway with a $2,000,000 bond. It calls for harbor works at Port Nelson, expansion to multiple ports, and exclusive territorial rights for 21 years. The plan would fund railway settlements, Pacific coast access, and extensive harbor facilities within two years.
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Winnipeg
Tron
Ottwes
Hudson's Bay
Wender
New York
Nelson Harbor
Chicago Tribune Defends British Law Over U S Justice
An editorial in the Chicago Tribune argues British law better controls public newspaper coverage, saying pretrial publicity undermines justice. It cites the Franks case and warns that sensational reporting creates biased juries and pressure on prosecutors, calling for legal limits before trials.
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U.S
Chicago
Coliseun
Chicago Tribune
Prince of Wales Travels Directly to Alberta Ranch Route
The Prince of Wales travels directly to Alberta to reach a ranch, avoiding stope on the way. Reports note the route and liaison with Lord Renfrew and other officials as the royal party proceeds toward the ranch in the west.
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London
Prince of Wales
Lord Renfrew
Sale Estes
Dorder
Ranchip
Alberta
Australia Plans Major International Exhibition Proposal
The Australian commission Wembley praises the publicity value of the British Empire Exhibition and believes a similar international display would benefit Australia. They consider hosting in Australia to boost exposure and prestige for the island continent.
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Australia
Wembley
Beieses
Valuable Mineral Discovery near Brace River Reported
An Edmonton mining syndicate claims discovery of valuable mineral in upper Brace River waters. Canyon Gold Mining Company drillers report finding metallic ore near old claim sites along the river, amid competing claims from regional miners.
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Rioweon
Brace River
Canson Golf Mining Company
Decrease In Bank Clearings Reported For June
Ottawa reports a substantial drop in bank clearings for June with debits and cheques charged to individuals falling from May to June. The Dominion Bureau of Statistics notes a 12 percent decline from May to June and a 73 percent seasonal adjustment based on prior ten-year experience.
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Ottawa
Huaeniies
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statinee
Onawa
Nationalist Bloc Demands German Participation and Ruhr Evacuation
Berlin reports that the German Nationalist faction in the Reichstag passed a resolution urging government action toward the London conference on an equal footing with the Allies. The measure seeks French and Belgian occupier remissions, Ruhr evacuation, restoration of railroads, and recognition of a protective German guarantee. The document also calls for a fixed occupation period and criticizes luxury expenditures amid a low demand economy.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Gov
Germany
London
Ruhr
Celve
Decta
Man Slaughter Verdict Delayed Appeals Hit
An accused man was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to years in a hard labor institution. Delays in witness travel and court scheduling caused postponements as proceedings continued with defense costs mounting and police involvement noted in Mc Murray.
New Wireless System Questions for Canada Followed by Imperial Committees
London reporting on the Imperial Wireless Telegraphy Committee's work. The panel chaired by Robert Capald urged state ownership of wireless stations via the Post Office for Empire links, with Canada exempted. Private and public licensees would share the Anglo Canadian service, safeguarding labor and world connections, while Canada planned beam station construction.
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London
Vernon Harstiorn
House of Commons
Ovent
Imperial Wireless Telegraphy Committee
Robert Capald
Thas
Britain
Canaa
Post Office
Anglo- Wireless
Europe
Anties
Nish Hartshorn
Morconi Company
Canada
House of Commo
Marcani
Great Br
Low Africa
India
Australia
Government to address depositor claims in next session
A statement says Parliament will consider the moral claims of depositors and take steps to reimburse them as soon as possible in the upcoming session.
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Canada
National Commits Home Bank
Brantford Appeals To Railway Board
Brantford resident Brantford has filed a formal application with the Railway Commission seeking an order against a certain company in favor of Toronto and Hamilton. The dispute centers on rates under the Crow's Nest Pass treaty now set to take effect. Protests are noted, a 15 day window for vents is allowed, with a hearing date to follow. All cases will be consolidated as they rest on the same underlying issue.
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Ottawa
Tae Ely
Brantford
Cys Industries
Torone
Hamilton
Crow's Nest
Damerons
Fairwas
CPR
Storms Ravage French Coast Hit Fishing Craft and Olives
Heavy storms sweep France damaging coastal towns and farms. Many fishing boats are missing off Montpelier area after high seas and lightning strike homes in Laure. Olive groves suffer severe hail losses while Lyons vineyards and Swiss border areas report damage. A Geneva area vessel is driven seaward by a rogue wave amid ongoing weather chaos.
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Paris
France
Montpelier
Laure
Lyons
Switzerland
Geneva
Rogan
Tanger
Ths i
Military College Report on Cadet Discipline Review
The Royal Military College Advisors Council in Kingston Ontario released a report on charges by Major Arnold of Re sina that his son was flogged by senior cadets and subjected to indecency. The report finds the Arnold cadet line not adequately addressed in past cases but notes no further measures are required.
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Royal Military College
Kingston
Ontario
Arnold, Dso
Resina
Haad
Arnold Capline
Tax On Grain Trading Is Allowed To Stand
Manitoba government faces federal decision on grain trading tax as Privy Council likely to rule after petition by Manitoba and Saskatchewan grain growers. Attorney General RW Craig asserts act passed in Manitoba session to govern grain taxation amid Winnipeg Grain Exchange concerns.
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Manitoba
Winnipeg
Privy Council
Altei
Walt
Elon RW
Craig
Feveral
Manvoba
Ehhewan
Saskatchewan
Canada to Appoint Nominee to Empire Food Committee
The Canadian government says it will cooperate and shortly appoint a nominee to the Empire Food Committee. It follows from the imperial economic conference and the success of an economic committee that Canada could participate in a specific object committee while retaining carte blanche to investigate all phases.
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Vernment
Empire Food Committee
Ovawa
Expcted
Bris
Successer Perm Economic Committee
Canada
Empire Foot
Lms
Govermnce
Ore Munter
JH. Thoma
Australia
New Zealand
Ivor Terence
Canadians Return From the United States in Large Numbers
A historical report notes thousands of Canadians traveling back from the United States during the season from April to June. It cites 68 000 arrivals, with 92 000 from overseas ports and 16 000 as Canadians returning to the United States, highlighting immigration policy changes and recordkeeping by officials.
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Canada
United States
Garlic League Leader Art O'Brien Released in London
Former Garlic League president Art O'Brien, jailed for seditious conspiracy in London, was released from prison after serving part of a two year sentence handed down on July 6, 1923.
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A-Akc Oe
The
Garlic League
London
Will Appoint Canadian for Food Committee
Report discusses appointing a Canadian to head or join a proposed Empire Food Committee. It notes Britain's government proposal and mixed reactions, with Canada likely cooperative but awaiting formal invitation and necessary preparations across dominions.
Alberta Crop Prospects Skeptical On Chicago Report
Alberta agriculture minister Karl Headley dismissed a Chicago based report estimating a 40 900 000 bushel crop for Alberta. He said no official estimate exists and warned against sensational market speculation fueling panic. He noted last year’s crop neared 160 000 but cautioned predictions are unreliable amid fluctuating conditions.
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Headley Denes
Chicago
George Headley
Alberta
Howdes
Merion Tor
Ride On Moose Parson Tours Canada For Novel Stunt
A traveling parson arrives in Fredericton and plans a western tour with a moose riding stunt. Reported actions describe luring a moose into a lake then riding it with boat support. The event is linked to upcoming autumn speaking engagements in Calgary and a broader westward tour under ministerial authority.
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Parson
Canada
Fredericton
Trevers Mount Clair
New Reanewick
Ahees Tully
Grand Lake
Boatuen
Lost Child Wanderers Found After Two Days In Alberta
A search party located the missing child near a riverbank in Northern Alberta after more than two days with no food. The boy, identified as the son of Samuel Andre, nine miles from the last sighting, was found in a hazardous area and will receive care.
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Vawotinaw
Alberta
Helier
Anderco
Samuel Andrea
Dome
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